Fairchild Reports 1961 Net Profit and Debt Reduction
Fairchild announces a 1961 net profit of 4,129,038 dollars with total sales of 75,959,002 dollars and a reduction of bank debt to 11,000,009. The president Edward G. Uhl highlights strategic shifts toward space and missile programs, adding key personnel and expanding the F27 aircraft line including a cargo version the F27G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchid Stratus Corporation
Edward G. Uhl
Corporation
Prodrexi Ag
Fairchild
Hageretown
Department
Bi Defense
Boeing
Mahoney Blasts Tawes Aide Allies In Reapportionment
A Maryland gubernatorial race theme centers on reform and party tactics as Mahoney accuses Tawes cronies Del Gordon Boone and Sen. James A. Pine of political pressure tied to reapportionment. The battle touches U S Supreme Court jurisdiction and a contested federal suit in Baltimore County.
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Tawes
del. A. Gordon Booneghd
James A. Pine
Baltimore County
UV. S. Supreme Court
U.S
Caroline
Easter Shore
Nlouse
Sengle
Maryland
George I. Hocker
Baltimore
Joseph \. Mach
Hacker
Government House
Hume
Hagerstown
Christian HL Kahl
Boone and
Pine
Area Deaths (Continued) Wood officiating at interment
Charles Tritle 48 of Caseytown dies after a long illness at his home. He leaves wife Fern Hicks Tritle, daughter Mrs Herbert Hostler, step-daughter Mrs Frank Wood, three grandchildren, siblings Wilmer Loyd and several others. Funeral at Minnich Funeral Home Green Castle Saturday at 2 PM with two ministers officiating. Interment Pleasant Hill Cemetery Caseytown. Friends may call Friday after 7 AM.
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Wood
Rosedale
Martinsburg
Charles
Charles B. ‘Trille
Caseytown
Fort Loudon
Charles Hi
Winifred Helmen
Tritle
Pleasant If
A. B. Church
Fern (Hicks) Tritle
Herbert Hostler
Fr. Loudon
Frank Wood
Faunettsburg
Wilmer ‘Trite
Ft. Loudon
Loyd
Union
Thomas Woodall
Lloyd Proutz
Cleaneth Law Master
Murcersburg
Minnich Funeral Home
Greencastle
Guy R., Baer
Charles Barnhart
Pleasant Hill Church
Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavors Ad Campaign Notes
Fragmentary ad text mentions Baskin-Robbins and 31 flavors with unclear references to site and location on a street named Vania Avenue. The readable portions indicate a promotional theme and potential opportunities related to enjoying ice cream and brand offerings. Entities include Baskin-Robbins and an address clue.
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Hagersten
Vania
America
Mott
Greencastle Playground Expansion Planned by Davison Gift
The Jerome R. King Playground Association near Greencastle will acquire land donated by Mrs. Frances W. Davison for expansion, funded via a purchase of real estate owned by Mrs. Hattie Miller and heirs. The plan includes removing a barn and small buildings, a 15 foot right of way from North Carlisle Street, and a plaque honoring Mrs. Davison’s late husband Marvin Miller, playground president, says the community can be proud. Weather updates foretell rain on Friday across most Atlantic states plus colder inland, with warmer temps along northern regions.
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Greencastle
Jerome R. King Playground Association
Plays
Frances W. Davison
Widdow
William R. Davison
Way
Hattie Miller
Chaeler Davison
Chambersburg
Playground Association
Williain O. Shura
Grewncastle
Carlisle St
Davison
Band
Marvin Miller
Association
Senate tax bill hearings loom amid split support
Senate debate on the tax bill intensifies as liberals press to close loopholes and expand provisions while conservatives warn it goes too far. The House approved measures raise taxes on mutual banks and savings groups, fire and casualty firms, and cooperatives, with entertainment and foreign income rules eased. Revenue effects split conservatives and Democrats, with withholding provisions projected to raise about $630 million.
President Pondering Beach Post Rumored Supreme Court Picks
The piece surveys potential Kennedy era nominees including William Henry Hastie, Thurgood Marshall, Ribicoff, Goldberg, Freund, Cox, and Udall, with Whizzer White in deputy AG role shaping federal judges. It notes geography, senate timing, and cabinet retention as factors in selection.
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William Henry Hastie
The
Virgin Islands
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Marshall
Reess
2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
Wth
New York
Senate
Ribicoff
Connecticut
Goldberg
Freund
Justite
Felix
Frankfurther
Massachusetts
Frankfurter
Washington
Cout
Cox
Bay State
St. Louis
Missouri
Plainfield
Sine Whittaker
Kengas City
Stewart L. Udall
University of Colorado
Whodes
White
Bernard G. Segal
J Judiciary
American Har! Association
Justice Department
Service News: Navy honors and promotions in Maryland families
In Maryland, Howard Barnhart of Hagerstown received the Good Conduct Medal on February 23 while with Heavy Photographic Squadron 61 at Guam. Marine Lance Corporal James B. Wilson of Maugerstown earned a promotion to tank status on March 2 with the 1st Tank Battalion at Camp Pendleton. Charles Tedrick Jr. of Big Spring, Md., an interior communications electrician third class, serves aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Lillis Rock which retired to Norfolk after a brief cruise.
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Howards
Tarnhar
USN
Anna M. Dearnehart
Alexander St
Hagerstown
Theygana Naval Air Station
Guam
Mariana Islands
Navy
Barnhart
South Hagerstown High School
James BR. Wilson
Myrtle
Morrison
Salem Ave
Mugerstown
First Auto Tank Battalion
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Charles &. Tedrick Jr
Interior Communications Electrician
Charles G. Tedrick
Big Spring
Lillis Rock
Norfolk
Erm
School Bus Drivers Benefit From Independent Ownership
The Board of Education contracts 82 drivers who own their own buses and receive upkeep reimbursements while a fleet includes 6 school buses owned by the Board. County buses total 33% of drivers with 4 emergency substitutes. Pay runs 7.50 dollars daily and students traveled reach 10,239 with county buses covering 7,256 miles daily and 1,20592 in the school year.
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Pane Oee
Somone
Hoffman
Gayer
Board of Education
Bow Cf Education
Ana Fone
Onn
Prayer Text From New Concord Clergyman
The fragment outlines a prayer to our Father in heaven thanking Jesus Christ for forgiving love and saving power. It asks believers to respond by surrendering more of their lives and expressing thanks through traditional and evolving worship in business, family, and civic life. An ending prayer invokes Christ's name and cites Russell Hutchison a professor at Muskingum College New Concord Ohio.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Amen
Russell
Tutchison
New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Fund Drive Aims To Improve Green Castle Park Facilities
Community leaders announce a fund drive starting next week to support park enhancements including potential use of the agnaia and the possible erection of a new picnic shelter. The drive begins on April 14 with chairmen appointed for business groups and house to house canvassing in town.
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Greencastle
Antyiny
W. Mary Gillan
Marvin Miller
P. C. Lehman
Leo McGevgan
Military Demands Tilt Argentine Politics Toward Frondizi
Army chiefs push to outlaw Peronist and Communist activity by April 15 and purge Peronist and Communist officials. They seek provincial takeovers to null March 18 election gains, while Frondizi faces removal from government roles amid rising tensions and accusations of aiding Castro.
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Peronists
Frondizi Dor
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
Aogelio Fugere
Prigerio
Fidel Castro
Tary
Seach
Shirley Jones
Steve Lawrence
Maureen O'Hara
NBC
Mortimer M. Caplin
Glynis Johns
Confederation of Labor
Internal Revenue
Dick Powell
Lance
Glynis
Martly Garela Island
Plaia River
Kil- Peron
Jacqueline Kennedy
Astrological Digest and Birth of a Scientist
The page offers daily star notes for Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo and others with admonitions on balance, intuition, and financial caution. It ends by noting the March 31 1811 birth of Robert Wilhelm Everhard Bunsen, the German chemist who invented the Bunsen burner.
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Aries
Taurus
Leo
Robert Wilhelm Everhard Bunsen
Heidelberg Univeristy
Zodiac Signs Seemingly Aligned in Curious Almanac
The page lists astrological signs with date ranges and obscure references, mentioning LIBMA LIBRA, SCORPIO, AQUARIUS and TISCES with unclear month placements and fragmented notes. It reads like a garbled zodiac chart from a 1970s publication, lacking clear events or outcomes.
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Army Signal Corps
Mahoney
Greencastle Playground
Atlantic Coast States
Tennessee
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Missiasippi Valley
Sete Nene Sen Hed
Atlantic Seaboard
Pluns
Platea
Ulgeh
Burr
Beach Post
Harry Hubbard
April
Fitlte
Niagara River George
Lille
Paul Hoffman
Hubert Gaver
Scotts
Lanly
Guido
Page Onedizi
Gen
Ence
Cynthia Lowry
Vanother
GE Theatre
Martin Gabel
Hercule Pyirot
CBS
Corale
Ieir
Ernie Ford
Rewcomer
Lowry
Fastro
Ceean
Alon
Alan
Washington St
Muriel
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