The News program features local musical duet and solo acts
The Frederick Frederick Md edition lists a September 27 program with two quartets, several duets and solos by Louise Butts, Diane Loveless, Kathleen Shires, Robur Fink, and Edwin Freed, plus congregational singing. The paper notes Associated Press republication rights and subscription rates.
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Frederick
Marvin
Maurice Grossnickle
Wayne Guy
Ton
Louise Butts
Seeat
Southern
FTG
Edwin Freed
Don! T
Frenesick
Diane Loveless
Andleek
Irene Fink
Kathleen Copy Con
Robrer
Mary Fink
I. Shires Y Nein
Sescr
S4sbr
Cerrier
Ronnie Moss
George Brengle
Bember
Audi Suresu
Cfaratios
Hilda Webber
Crick
Up And Forward General Housing Upturn After Slump
The easing of credit spurs home building activity after a six month dip. August housing starts rose to a near 1.23 million annual rate, up from July but still below last year. FHA insured and VA appraisal requests surged, signaling a likely fall revival and a hopeful outlook for early next year.
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Census Bureau
Secord
Veterans Administration
FHA
It's Football As Nation Embraces the Gridiron
In days ahead football will dominate national sports as baseball ends. Interest rises toward Thanksgiving with late season games and post season matchups. Colleges and high schools now heavily promote gridiron, making football a universal, action filled sport of skill and excitement.
8th Anniversary Service Observed by Walter Church
The Walter Church of the Brethren marked its 8th anniversary on September 18 with morning, afternoon, and evening services. Rev. John Gossert led the morning message as the choir sang. Rev. Clyde Fry preached the 2:30 sermon. Rev. Lester E. Fike offered the anniversary prayer. the program included congregational singing and a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Freed. evening hymn sing featured special music from visiting churches.
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Walter Church
Erbie School
John Gossert
Clyde Fry
Myersville
Grossnickles
Harmony Churches of the Brethren
Lester E. Fike
Pleasant View Church
Nobody Wants Abdulla
Samsei Abdul la, 25, a stateless stowaway, is jailed in Brixton as authorities puzzle over his future. Believed Indian from East Punjab with no papers, he drifted from Colombo to Bombay to Fiji and back to England, arriving at Tilbury aboard the Strathnaver. Ships out on the next Pacific and Orient liner if no settling plan exists.
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London
Samsei Abdulla
Brixton
Abdulla
East Punjab
England
Strathmore
Colombo
Tilbury Docks
Ab‘dulla
State Roads board under fire amid Maryland spending
Complaints across the state target the State Roads commission chaired by John M. Tucker of Cecil county. The panel, under indirect governor Crothers influence, handles 5 million dollars of public funds with no required financial report to residents. A large audience welcomed the production The Soul Kiss at City Opera House. A sign goes up at Abbott and Son machine shop on West All Saints street.
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State Roads Commission
John M. Tucker
Cecil County
Crothers
Sallif
Cramer
Monocacy Boulevard
Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
City Opera House
Rolly Atkinson
Justus Atkinson
Grace Reformed Church
Fannie Haber
South Market Street
Monocacy Valley
Fredenck Cry Packing Company
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files
A 1940 Martinsburg item notes a play What a Life by Berkeley County Civic Theater with James S. Decker in the lead. Weather reports show 3.62 inches of rain and autumn frost. Berlin airfield bombed by British. Local Democrats plan to meet in Erick county. Sergeant Magaha and troopers return from Cumberland to Frederick barracks. Zion Lutheran Church Middletown marks its 200th anniversary. A Japanese spokesman warns Washington over expansion and predicts Tokyo backing Germany if the US enters the war. British navy and Free French withdraw from Dakar battle.
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Hngh
Martinsburg
W_ V
Berkeley County
James S. Decker
Tempelhof
Berlin
Erick County
C. W. Magaha
M. M. Puncke
J. R. Prior
A. F. Anderson
Tru- Man Moon
Frederick Barracks
Cumberland
Celanese Corporation
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Washington
Japan
Germany
United States
Free French
Dakar
IGW Opens Institute of Measurement Science in New York
A new Institute of Measurement Science will be created by George Washington University in cooperation with the National Bureau of Standards to advance metrology for national security and rocket guidance. First classes begin February with bachelor, master, and doctorate degrees planned, backed by industry support including Martin Co. and broad participation anticipated.
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New York
America
Martin Mason
George Washington University
School of Engineering
Institute of Measurement Science
National Bureau of Standards
Instrument Society of America
Navnal Bureau of Standards
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Mason
A. G. McNish
Bureau of Standards
Dean Mason
Martin Co
Powers Father Appeals To Khrushchev For Son Release
Oliver W Powers father of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers appeals to Soviet Premier Khrushchev via television to free or reduce the sentence of his son. The plea is made as a personal appeal, describing himself as a father to an other.
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New York
Oliver W. Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Kita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Powers
Khrushchev
Little Alyce Schmid to visit grandparents in Maryland
Little Miss Alyce Katrina Schmid daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Schmid of Baltimore spends two weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs G Raymond Shipley Jefferson Pike and will attend the Frederick Fair Visitors on Sunday include Mrs Grace Umbaugh Purcellville Va Mrs Betty Painter and children Vera Faith Lisa and Timmy Knoxville Mr and Mrs Bill Dillon and daughter Tana Charles Town W Va Mr Charles H Green Norma and Brenda Green Mrs Mary Lou Russell and children Butch and Donna Furnace Mountain and Miss Ruby Shores Point of Rocks
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Alyce Katrina Schmid
Walter Schmid
Baltimore
G. Raymond Shipley
Jefferson Pike
Mary A. Frye
Furnace Mountain
Grace Umbaugh
Purcellville
Betty Painter
Vera
Faith
Lisa
Timmy
Knoxville
Bill Dillon
Tana
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles H. Green
Norma
Brenda Green
Mary Lou Russell
Butch
Donna
Ruby Shores
Point of Rocks
Ill Patients Enter Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Iain G Linde, Washington street, has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital as a patient Miss Hilda Burke East Third Street who has been a patient at the Frederick Memorial Hospital since September 18 underwent surgery Monday Mr J Weldon Harper RFD 4 focal head of Springfield Monarch Insurance Co entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday for observation and treatment Mr William Riggles 122 West Patrick street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday morning for observation and treatment Mrs Albert Klipp Mountain Dale underwent surgery Wednesday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Iain G. Linde
Washington Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hilda Burke
East Third Street
J. Weldon Harper
RFD
Springfield Monarch Insurance Co
William Riggles
West Patrick Street
Albert Klipp
Mountaindale
Frederick 3Femorial Hospital
Warner Couple Mark 30th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Clarence Warner of Lewistown celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary today. Paul Blackwell Jr of West Second Street returned Saturday from a tour of Europe and the British Isles. He traveled with two Delaware uncles Stephen and William Blackwell.
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Clarence Warner
Lewistown
Paul Blackwell Jr
West Second Street
Europe
British Isles
Stephen
William Blackwell
Local Weddings And Wills Highlight Saturday Probate
Mrs. Quinn Will Is Probated details how Emma Snyder Quinn's will splits her estate among six children and stepchildren with Rhin G. Quinn as executor. Separate wedding notes report Mrs. Delauter marrying Paul William De lauter at Locust Grove Church with reception and family attendants.
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Jeanne Elgin Plank
J. Donald Plank
Airs
Paul William Delauter
Chester C. Delauter
Rock
R Oelock
Locust Grove
Church of the Brethren
Robert Strickler
Plank
Adelene Barker
Agnes Kendall
Emma Snyder Quinn
Orphans’ Court
Quinn
West Second Street
Robert Thomas Quinn
Alvin Gehr Quinn
Charles Clark Quinn
Sarah Elmira Quinn
Ethel McFarland
Wahneda Detz
Emma E. Faust
Faust
Barbara Fritchie
World Weather Network Links To Global Data Share
Washington AP reports a world weather network begins operation this week linking centers in New York Frankfurt Moscow and New Delhi with Tokyo to follow. The system under the World Meteorological Organization aims to connect Northern Hemisphere centers and later the Southern Hemisphere. The WMO counts 102 member states and territories each with its weather service.
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World Weather Network
Washington
World Meteorological Organization
United Nations
F. W. Reichelderfer
U.S. Weather Bureau
International Organization
New York
Frankfurt
Moscow
New Delhi
Tokyo
Khrushchev aims to oust Hammarskjold at UN says US observers
United Nations officials fear Nikita Khrushchev seeks Hammarskjold's resignation by pressuring the secretary-general with a proposed three member veto powered precursor. Observers say a two thirds General Assembly vote and Security Council consensus would be impossible, leaving the UN stalemated and Congo unrest ongoing.
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United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Communist Bloc
Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
Iveed
Congo
U.S
Khrushche
Secretariat
General Assembly
Security Council
Acquitted Of Cutting Miss Lucy Ellen Copley
Miss Lucy Ellen Copley of Rocky was acquitted in court this morning of cutting waitress Mary Gracie Tobery outside the Green Valley Inn parking lot on September 13. Testimony described a melee among several patrons with conflicting accounts of a weapon.
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Lucy Ellen Copley
Rocky
Green Valley Inn
Mary “Gracie
Copley
W. Thompson
Miss Tobery
Douglas Carey
Miss Copley
Wanda Toberg
Damascus FFA Chapter Wins Gold Emblem at National Convention
Damascus Future Farmers of America earns the gold emblem as the top national chapter for 1959 60 at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, with 67 chapters receiving ratings. Officers included Leonard Moxley and Arthur Johnson Jr among others. the chapter is consistently in Maryland's top five and holds multiple state and national achievements.
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Damascus
Leonard Moxley
Arthur Johnson Jr
George Easterday
Charles Cramer
Harold Riggleman
Sentinel
Carl Cline
John Beall
Chaiman
Larry Monier
Arthur Johnson
Len Moxley
Chuck Cramer
Butch Cline
George Easternday
Tion
Tommy Poole
Harold Ruggleman
L. E. Tolley
Maryland
Chicago
Curtis Dar
Stewart Walker
Richmond
James Brown
Robert Ser
Hoards Dairyman
FFA
Congolese Soldiers Demand Pay At UN Headquarters
Several thousand Congolese national soldiers surrounded United Nations headquarters in Stanleyville demanding overdue pay. Some entered UN offices but no violence occurred as UN officials promised to route pay from Leopoldville and Congolese funds. Reports also note friction with Lumumba backers and Mobutu over favoritism toward Lumumba and Ghanaian involvement in political escort duties.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
United Nations
Stanleyville
U. N
Ghana
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
L. N
Kwame Nkrumah
AL Weilbeck
Osing Lumumba
Oxford Bound George Irvin heads to Lincoln College
George W. Irvin son of Warren and Mrs Irvin Poole's Haz ard Poolesville sails from Montreal to England September 27 to attend Lincoln College Oxford University He graduate Riverdale School class of 1958 studied Stras bourg University 1998 99 and was a science student at McGuit University Montreal He plans three years at Oxford studying philosophy and political science Lincoln founded 1425 DETRICK PLAYERS preview Mister Roberts at West Frederick Junior High School in October ensemble includes Bill Frink Dick Wagner Joel Middlecamp Pulver portrays a scene where Doc mixes a drink for entertainment Pulver hopes to use it for an army nurse
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Oxford
George W. Irvin
Mgr
Warren Irvin
Poole
Hazard
Poolesville
England
Montreal
Lincoln College
Oxford University
Riverdale School
New York City
Irvin
Strasbourg University
France
McGuit University
Lincoln
Oxford Colleges
Sm 2Er
Detrick Players
Derrick Players
Mister Roberts
West Frederick
Pacific
Navy
Bill Frink
Doc
Dick Wagner
Mr. Roberts
Joel Middlecamp
Ensign Pulver
Pulver
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