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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1960
Page
5
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The Moscow leader proposes a three country veto system to control the United Nations and oust Dag Hammarskjold. He links disarmament to Hammarskjold’s removal, while the United States rejects the deal and stands by the Secretary General amid Cold War tensions.
Sam Dawson reports on how nations and markets debate the U S economy at the IMF meeting in Washington. He lists terms like recession adjustment sidewise economy steady state and built in stabilizers reflecting shifting views on growth, unemployment, inflation and policy tools amid postwar changes.
The text explains that traditional monetary policy meanings have shifted. Cost-push and administered prices emerged after a recession failed to lower consumer prices. Cost-push attributes high prices to inflexible production costs while administered prices accuse firms of regulating supply to prevent price drops.
County Commissioner A Irvin Renn observes his birthday and appears at the Frederick Fair this week as a member of the Frederick County Agricultural Society Managers. Mrs Harry C Jones will celebrate her birthday Sunday October 2 near Frederick. Mrs Earlston L Rothenhoefer and Mrs James F Zimmerman, both secretaries in the Children’s Aid Society Winchester Hall, will attend the Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare clerical institute today at the YWCA building in Baltimore.
An interesting meeting of Frederick Aerie of Ea featured an address by Justice C H Eck stein on Eagledom. Master of Ceremonies was Wo Past President Jesse Lipscomb. O U A M bazaar attendance rose under the band. The A F Williams Show passing Frederick en route to New Market. axle break near Liberty tollgate caused a wagon to fall on a worker causing concussion. Paving on North Market street advances to Arlington Hotel. Alarm over infantile paralysis near Peelesville and Martinsburg, Montgomery County. W Clinton McSherry and Ward C Haffner admitted to the Frederick bar. Prof Joseph H Apple and Laske Lease will attend a rally in Baltimore. A large lamp broken at Madison and Burck streets, lights out in area. Local Richfield Mining Co stockholders met. company bought a smelter to be built at Sonora Mexico.
Public school property on West Seventh Street sold for 2100 to Charles P Staley. Julia Kefauver of South Market Street improves after injuries at North Market Street. Detroit Tigers clinch AL pennant as Rudy York hits four homers off Bob Feller. Anti third term stance supports Republican presidential candidate. Frederick city organizers include Walter Decker H Jen Joseph Page. Ibbentrop to Moscow as axis leans toward Russia. air war spreads. Brig Gen D John Markey notes 29th Division mobilization for a year of federal service. Rev Herbert L Schluder berg to serve Lutheran Redeemer in Baltimore. Russell H McCain elected Republican County Central Committee chairman.
Thurmont Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a weekend anniversary event for Ben Overstreet's Ben's Esso Service Station site on old U.S. 15. A parade and band concert start the weekend with a Ferris wheel rides, games, cake walks, and square dancing to raise Jaycees proceeds on Saturday. Prizes include tires, tools, radios, a clock radio, an electric razor, and two collie puppies for children under 12.
U S ambassador Robert C Hill accepted an honorary degree in Dallas and denounced eastern apologists for communism during a Founders Day speech. He praised the Bill of Rights and Constitution and warned against fuzzy headed leaders. The speech referenced Soviet Khrushchev era display at the United Nations. In a separate note, the International Civil Aviation Organization said weather ships aided nine people in 1959 from wrecked ships and ditched aircraft.
Lieut Milford E McGaha of Brunswick retires after more than four decades with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Police. He recalls the Martinsburg train robbery case and the 1940s Dickerson wreck, floods of 1936, and his long Brunswick residence while planning hunting fishing travel and home life.
Providence AP report notes Newport socialite Claiborne de Borda Pell, aged 41, defeats former governors Dennis Roberts and Howard McGrath to win the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate seat once held by Theodore Green. Pell led with 83,184 votes to Roberts 45,196 while McGrath trailed. Lt. Gov. John Notte Jr. won the gubernatorial nomination.
Miss Linda Mae Dick daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert L Dick of Greenstone Pennsylvania and John Martin Mort Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Martin Mort Sr of Fairfield Pennsylvania were married Monday at the Blue Mountain Church of God Smithsburg Rev Clarence McGaha officiated. Mrs Mort is a Fairfield High School graduate and Mr Mort attends Mount St Mary's College Emmitsburg in skilled maintenance work.
In Rabat Morocco the education minister Abdelkrim Benjeiloun announced mixed classes will be adopted due to a severe classroom shortage. He said protests by parents against coeducation were overridden to educate a million students.
The Frederick County Fact Finders Inc sent a letter to County Commissioners defending its bonafide status after an announcement that the group was not incorporated. The letter asserts the group is organized to curb wasteful tax spending and urges the commissioners to welcome their support to achieve tax savings while questioning public spending. It is signed by Samuel C. Hays, president, and references Richard F. Zimmerman as information source.
Sickness and hospital moves appear in brief notices. Mr Norman Dixon of Madison Street underwent sorcery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday and is in satisfactory condition as he nears his birthday in October. Mrs Amy E Magaha Brunswick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for medical treatment. Mrs Rush McGahn Brunswick entered Kings Daughters Hospital Merrinshan for treatment. Mrs Claude S Hahn, retired court reporter, who had a stroke, left Frederick Memorial Hospital to convalesce at home on North Market Les ae Street. Mrs Kenneth Harne of Knox, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lerch Burkittsville, is bed confined for at least two weeks with a blood clot in her leg.
The 1960 Community Chest Red Cross United Appeal executive board met in the Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank board room. Nicholas G. Fanos chair and Carmen House director summarized plans and progress as the drive opened on September 27. Seated left to right are Weitzel Weinberg Bowlus Hooper Weakley, Fanos, House, Nusz, McGuiness, Creed, and Colonel Edmund.
Infant Allan Wayne Fogle of Graceham died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Graveside services were held at Oak Hill cemetery. Other notices include Mrs Daisy Esphena Grove Thurston Grove and Mrs. William Grossnickle of Waynesboro. Obituaries list survivors, funeral homes, and service details.
Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer set the September circuit term slate including a murder trial for October 15 featuring James Ellis the carnival worker accused in Josephine Vidala's stabbing. The calendar lists multiple motor vehicle appeal cases and other criminal matters with dates from October 6 to October 17 and includes various defendants and charges such as non support forgery and burglary.
Military funeral services for Capa Darios A. Gosneil a chap rin in the Air Force of Braddock who died at Chattanooga Tenn Monday evening will be held at the funeral home 106 East Church street Saturday morning at 11 o'clock Interment in Mt Olivet cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home after 12 o clock noon Friday M R Etchison and Son funeral directors Funeral services for Mrs Rebecca M Blickenstall widow of Harry G Blickenstall of Wolfsville who died Sunday at Washington County Hospital were held from the Gladhill funeral home Middletown Wednesday at 2 Grossnickie jated Pallbearers neph ceased were Bruce Palmer Raymond Hine Stan Kline Austin Kline Harry Junior Kline Interment was in Lutheran cemetery Wolfs Finneral serries for Mrs Lizzie Edith Fox widow of Henry K C Fox 132 West Second street who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday evening were held at the Evangelical Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev Charles F Trink Jr pastor of the church officiated Members of Glad Circle Bible Class of which Mrs Fox was teacher attended the services in a body Pallbearers were Vernon Rhoderick Melvin Schwearing William L Bennett R Monroe Feaga John Clem and Bruce Reeder Interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
From 10 to 11 o'clock mourners will attend funeral services in the church followed by interment in the cemetery adjoining the church. M. R. Etchison and Son are in charge as funeral directors.
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