Tragic Park Crash Claims SevenYearOld Hart Girl
In Frederick Maryland a fatal accident at Staley Park crushed seven year old Constance Elizabeth Hart while she played. A lawn roller operated by city park employee Charles Stine ran over her and she died en route to Frederick Memorial Hospital. The car involved had been stolen from teacher Reba Stitley. Police describe ongoing inquiries with no charges yet filed. The Hart family and relatives are listed among survivors. Funeral arrangements are set for Tuesday at the North Market Street funeral home.
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Staley Park
Constance Elizabeth Hart
Airs
Francis ‘A. Hart Jr
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Stine
Stine
Hart
United Ambulance
North Frederick
Shirley Eckenrode
LeGore
Route 194
Woodsboro
Haris
Frederick
Francis A
Floranna Stamper Hart Jr
Philip “Michael Hart
Valerie Noelle Hart
Wrs
Ida Cardimale
Tice
Fra
Francis A. Hart Sr
Andover
Mass
Richard €. Mitchell
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Jesse Wallace
Stitely
East Patrick Street
W. and W
Fairgrounds
Women At Hood County Meet Elect Officers At Hood College
More than 450 homemakers and guests gathered at Brodbeck Hall Hood College for the annual spring meeting. Elected vice president Mrs Joseph Lerner Tramsville club and secretary Mrs Richard Hargett Frederick City Club. Mrs Russell Dudrow presided at her first annual meeting as Frederick County Council president. The theme was The Ideal Woman with skits and remarks by club members and Hood College president Dr Andrew G Truxal. Luncheon followed in Coblentz Hall with Mrs Chester Young as chair.
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Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Joseph Lerner
Tramsville Club
Richard Hargett
Frederick City Club
Russell 4. Dudrow
Ballenger Club
Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Austin Kemp
Gathland Club
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
John A. Summers
Carroll Wickless
Ray H. Smith
Gardner Gremillion
Robert Russell
Coblentz Hall
Chester Young
Prime Minister Verwoerd Shot At Exhibition in Johannesburg
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd of South Africa was shot in the head on stage at the Union Exposition in Johannesburg while speaking about white South Africans’ future. He was alive after the attack, bleeding from a wound beneath his right eye, as Mrs. Verwoerd carried his head. A gunman was beaten by onlookers, taken to a police station, and the incident occurred shortly after Verwoerd had finished a cattle judging tour at the show.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Iman
Holy Week Speakers Planned by Frederick City Ministry
The Frederick City Ministerial Association outlines Holy Week services in Trinity Chapel West Church Street. Rev Dr Fred erick Eyster opens Monday at noon with a half hour service. Speakers include Rev Vernon B Richardson Tuesday, Rev Ray E Blanset Wednesday, and Rev J T Spicknall Thursday. Soloists and organist George Schroeder Jr Sperry Storm to provide music. Merchants urged to allow employee attendance.
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Frederick City
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
West Church Street
Eyster
Vernon B. Richardson
University Baptist Church
Baltimore
Ray E Blanset
Haven Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
J. T. Spicknall
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Robert Russell
Walter Eyler
David Dorman
Harry Zimmerman
George T. Schroeder Jr
Sperry Storm
Twelve Chairmen Named For Frederick Memorial Drive
Frederick Memorial Hospital's 650000 building fund drive names 12 section chairmen across business and professional divisions led by Niemann A. Brunk. Chairs include Joseph Turner clothing and furniture. Richard Hammond chamber of commerce. Eugene Kefauver construction. Charles S. V. Sanner insurance. Paul Carmack foods. Henry Shoemaker agriculture. Charles V. Mann public employes. Ronald L. Timore utilities. James H. Grove Jr. public service. Ralph Merchant publishing. George W. Trout foods and drugs. James A. Sensenbaugh schools. The division aims to raise about 8 percent of the campaign total, launching in May as volunteers recruit staff. Brigitte Bardot’s husband Jacques Charrier wins the Lamon Prize as most uncooperative actor.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Niemann A. Brunk
Frederick Produce Company
Joseph P. Turner
Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Eugene A. Kefauver
Watkins Acres, Inc
Ralph P. Merchant
Blue Ridge News Agency
George W. Trout
Frederick
James A. Sensenbaugh
Brunk
Car sales lift stocks and mood in business week
A spring surge in new car sales boosted business sentiment and sparked a market rally in New York. March totals reached 576000 autos, first quarter sales 1,514,611, with Ford estimating 1960 output at 6.7 million. Dealers held high inventories amid reduced production and strikes.
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New York
Dun & Bradsheet
Robert J. Eggert
Ford Motor Co
Wall Street
Frederick men killed and one critically injured in stolen car crash
A stolen 1952 Chevrolet carrying three Frederick men collided with a Greyhound bus at Mulberry and Greene streets, injuring two fatally and one critically. Jesse Wallace drove the car. Kenneth Wayne Jones and Charles Wallace died. The incident followed a police chase. Mrs Stitely’s car was stolen earlier in the week.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Kenneth Wayne Jones
Paul Jones
Middie Alley
Charles Wallace
University Hospital
Jesse Wallace
Snow Flurries Expected Weekend Cold Front
The forecast warns of winter like weekend weather with chilly air and snow flurries. A high of 60 degrees was logged at the State Police barracks Friday, with temperatures dropping to the 23 to 30 degree range tonight as skies turn partly cloudy and snow flurries develop.
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Constance Hart
APT
Baltimaore
Greyhound
Charles
Kenneth W. Jones
Homemakers
Russell Dudrow
The
Frederick Council of Homemakers Clubs
Frank J. Keefer
New Council
Rev. Eyster
Hospital Drive
Bardot
Paris
Brigitte Bardot
Jacques Charrier
Assu
IPA
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