Bond bill funds parks on South Mountain expand access
The McKeldin administration secured General Assembly approval of a bond bill allocating 100000 for land at Washington Monument State Park on South Mountain, 43000 for Gath Hall restoration at Gathland State Park, and 18000 for Gambrill Park facilities. The measure, backed by local residents led by the Surkittsville area, expands Washington Monument property by about 4000 acres and preserves the Civil War correspondence monument at Gathland. The bill restricting county utility tax in a Carroll measure was killed in committee.
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McKeldin
General Assembly
Washington Monument State Park
Gathland State Park
Gambrill State Park
Jaco R. Ramsburg
South Mountain
Frederick County
Washington County
Gath
Gatland State Park
Washington Monument
Gambrill Fark
Catoctin Mountain
Ramsburg
Carroll County
Receivership and accounting sought in Kennedy partnership case
Bernard J Kennedy’s heirs Bernard Joseph I Kennedy and Marvin E Kennedy file a bill in Equity Court seeking a receiver and court ordered accounting of the Thomas F Kennedy plumbing and heating partnership at 28 30 32 South Market Street. They allege missing inventories and unpaid debts, request production of records, and accuse surviving partners of improper withdrawals and failure to wind up the firm after Bernard Kennedy’s death.
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Fin Equity Court
Bernard Joseph iKennedy
South Market
Istreet
Thomas F. Kennedy-Francis
Thomas Kennedy
Edward J. Smith
W. Jerome Offutt
Altthough
Ner
Francis
Ruth T. Kennedy
Las
Jwill
Bernard Kennedy
Register of Wills
Franceis Kennedy
Crippled Children Center Planned for Three Counties
A new Crippled Children and Adults Center is planned to serve Frederick Washington and Carroll counties. Renovations may begin in June with services ready by early summer. Miss Merle Champney, field representative, announced the project at a Zonta meeting.
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tiree-iClub
Francis ‘County
Scott Key Hotel
Fellows Home
Weavaune Wall
Michigan Democrats Sweep Ten State Offices
Michigan Democrats win ten state offices as voters turnout surges in spring elections. Gov. G. Frederick by-passed Williams in a high turnout, with three contracts set and a plan to centralize a new district office in Taneytown. The three therapists center aims to provide full treatment with a director from Miss Champney.
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Miss Champney
Stuart i Bushong
Hagerstown
Kenneth
A. F. MacDonald
Fred Remsburg
Sharpsburg
Mfr
Bebn
Carroll County
Howard Koontz
Alt. Bonnell
Inc
John W. Bankart Jr
T. E. Robbins Jr
Westmini
Mnister
Elwood Baumegardner
No Impropriety Alleged in Reuther Case by Senator
Senator McClernan and Senator Williams cite evidence of no impropriety by Walter Reuther and three other labor leaders in a racketeering inquiry. The discussion centers on Teamsters funds allegedly used for clothing discounts, amid political fallout as governors face scrutiny.
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Walter Reuther
Washington
Sen. McClerment
Stan
D-Ark
Iety
Educal
Nathan Shefferman
Tion
McClellan
Senate
Williams
Teamsters
Dave
Beck
Shefterman
Mutilated teen found near Omaha in brutal death
A 16 year old Omaha youth Donald Marfisi was found murdered on a country road near a hospital west of the city. His hands and feet were burned in a suspected torture before death. Coroner and deputies noted no clear motive or suspects. The case adds to a troubling pattern of violence in the area.
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Qmaha
Here
George Sullivan
Donald Marfisi
Omaha
Marsisi
Trading Stamp Crackdown on Major Stamp Firms
The Federal Trade Commission plans action this month against several top trading stamp companies amid complaints alleging law violations. Investigations focus on advertising of premiums, unfair competition, price discrimination between stores, and the use of words suggesting refunds. The probe targets specific practices in a booming 60 million dollar business that faces state-level restrictions and strong consumer interest.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
FIC
FEC
Bureaus of Investigation
Strikes In Britain Off Strikes In Britain Off
British union bosses call off costly walkouts in shipyards and factories as a government inquiry into pay demands proceeds. About 200000 in shipyards and 1. munition plants were ordered back to work, ending a week of strikes that threatened automobile output and exports.
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London
Britain
Munliion
Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions
Delegates Named to Electronic Computers Study Group
Twenty two organizations list delegates and alternates for a nonmanny convention at North Frederick elementary school. The group includes civic and PTA members with Joseph Rhoderick, School Board president, as a leading figure. Delegates from Lions, American Legion Auxiliary, PTAs, Rotary, and many clubs appear alongside school and county representatives. The meeting covers the impact of electronic computers on road engineering and cost savings, with officials from the Maryland State Roads Commission and the U S Bureau of Public Roads presenting and answering questions.
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North Frederick
Joseph Rhoderick
Eads
Glade Valley Lions Club
Richard Comstock
W. Cash Smith
Brunswick American Legion Auxilary
Grace Coffman
Lucille Taylor
Brunswick Colored
PTA
George Brown
George.Hardy
Frederick High School Home School Association
J. S. Herrick
R. L. Weintraub
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Welsch
Clyde Roney Jr
Brunswick Elementary
P-Ta
Lertie R. Powers
Dorothy Haller
Elm Street Pta
Howard Ash
James McCann
Ann Chertoff
Louis Greenburg
Lions Club
iCharles V_ Main
James A. Grove
Joan C. Wagner
Marcus Whitmore
California
iMarket Street Pta
James
McCanner
Milton Frank
Cerir
Rotary
Leroy D. Fother
American Association of Unit
Katherine Deat
Gen
Webler
John Rapport
Glade Valley Lions
Walter H.jing
Dutrow
Harry E. Filler
Frederling
Ick Bird
Sociation
W. A. Hughes
Johns
F. Stephens
Dorothy
Braddock Heights
Detrick Mothers Club
Drei Iig
Commission
Bolduan
Maynard Rosenburg
Paull
Indus
Dewey Doksha Jtry
Sabillasville Pta
Richard
Bonnell
Smith
Emmitsburg
Georgelof
Wilhide
Andrew Evster
Coun
Jeil
Laws
Icence Ware
Morris
Rhian
Maryland State Roads Commission
Frederick
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
New District
Lin ‘den Hills
Taney
Francis Scot Key Hotel
Robert O. Bennell
Edgar T. Bennett
Salisbury
John J. McMullen
Cumberland
Norman M. Pritichett
Roland E. Jones
Allan Lee
J. Pritchett
George Lewis
Charles le LeViness
Thomas G. Mobler
Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Henry A. Radzikowski
Is. E. Ridge
L. R. Schureman
Radzikowski
Frank Keefer
Roads Commission
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
New District Commission
Linden Hills
S. E. Ridge
Robert O. Bonnell
The
Steels Higher as New York Market Opens
Steels were active and higher in early stock market trading today in New York. Prices edged up as traders watched for further momentum and potential shifts in supply.
Navy Plane Crash Kills 11 at Chincoteague Va
A Navy Neptune bomber crashed shortly after takeoff from Chincoteague Naval Air Station, killing all 11 crew aboard. Eyewitness Earl Darby recounted the explosion and plane wreckage in a field near Atlantic, with searchers removing body parts as authorities notified next of kin.
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Chincoteague
Chincoteague Naval Air Station
Navy
Atantic
Virginia
Earl W. Darby
Atlantic
Darby
30 Girls 4-H Clubs To Meet for Fashion Show
Thirty 4-H clubs convene next Tuesday at Frederick High School with a fashion show of seasonable outfits for the modern 4-H girl. About 500 members and guests expected. a plaque will honor attendance. Maryland Extension Service plans to send a representative. Miss Georgia Ann Masser presides. Reports by Miss Alice Holter and Miss Christy Conway. Program overseen by Miss Beatrice Fehr and Miss Mary Thomas. Karen Wisotzkey and others perform, theme "Fashions From A Basket for the 4-H Club Modern Miss." Twenty-one costumes shown from school to party wear. Spring ensembles, capes, suits, beginner fashions, and a patroned display by Simplicity. Program starts at eight in the high school auditorium.
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Frederick High School
University of Maryland Extension Service
Georgia Ann Masser
Mt. Pleasant Club
Girls County Council
Alice Holter
Middletown Club
Christy Conway
Lewistown
Beatrice Fehr
Mary Thomas
Karen Wisotzkey
Thur ‘Mont
Veronica Little
Thurmont Club
Jana Moberly
Rocky Springs
John Claire Walter
Middletown
Judy Steele
Little Star
Martha Haugh
Balender
Joel Kohl
Joyce Hood
Prospect Club
Simplicity Pattern Company
Temperatures Up Today And Down Tomorrow
A dry March ends as April showers ease in with temperatures rising to the mid to high sixties this afternoon before turning cooler Wednesday and Thursday. At 9 am the airport read 54 degrees while Monday peaked at 50 and last night’s low was 4. Rainfall reached 0.36 inches, aiding dryness especially in the mountains where forest fire towers at Lambs Knoll Foxville and Western Union near Gambritte Park have been open for two weeks.
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Nizhkt Land
van Inch
Lamb's Knoll
Foxville
Western Union
Gambritte Park
Snow and Rain Sweep Great Plains and Rockies
A massive storm drenched drought areas from Montana to the Texas Panhandle with rain and snow. Forecasters said winds remained moderate, preventing severe drifting unlike the blizzard ten days earlier. Colorado Springs and Denver saw heavy snowfall while trains stayed on schedule. one fatal crash occurred near Denver. Severe weather and tornado warnings stretched across Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle with precautionary notices for livestock and motorists.
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Great , Plains
Rocky Mountain States
Montana
Dekotus
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Weather Bureau
Colorado “Springs
Weather Bureau Af
Dallas
Oklahoma
Texas
Gerald A. Bowker
Burlington
U. S. Highway 6
South Dakota
Oklahoma Panhandle
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Middle Atlantic Coast States
Maine
Carolinas
Georgia
Underworld in Chicago Targeted for Slaver Ties
Police comb the underworld for clues to banker Leon Marcus slaying on the South Side. Key figure Sam Giancana is sought after a note linked a $100000 loan on River Road Motel, longtime hub of illicit activity. Marcus, 61, faced state fund scandal indictments and left over $300000 in cash and checks.
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Chicago
Underworld
Leon Marcus
Sam {Mooney
Giancana
Marcus
Chicago Area Crime Syndic¢Ate
Gianicana
River Road
Southmoor Bank & [Trust Co
Orville ‘Hodee
Illinois
Hodie
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Gathland
Bill
Crippled Children’s Center
Odd Fellows Home
North Market St
Michigan
Democrats
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dulles
Egypt
Suez Canal
George
Thomas Drake
Albany
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
William C
Sgt. H.humm
Tater L. Quinn
Drake
Win
Humm
Chester Hall
Hummworth
William Alexander Lee
Clarks
Fredericks
Leonsburg
Sundew
Richard N. Bible
Aintree
England
Smu Usulanum dUguitel
Bk Cuard
University of Ilinois College of Medicine
L. R. Schoolman
Melvin Lea
John Culler
A. M. Powell
Robert S. Turner
R. V. Hauver
W. Ditto 3Rd
A. M. Bacon Jr
QO. D. Sprecher Jr
G. A. Moulton
Wiane
Dennis
Hurley
Naval Air Station
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