Civil Rights Bill Passed By Senate
The Senate approved the civil rights bill by a 71 to 18 vote after eight weeks of debate. The measure aims to enforce Negro voting rights by allowing federal court action to register qualified Black voters where discriminatory practices exist, enabling enforcement through court contempt powers. The bill moves to the House for action on amendments, with leaders hoping for quick acceptance.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
Judiciary Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Republcan
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Eisenhower Dirksen
Eisenhower
National Ayrshire Judging School slated April at Maryland Fairgrounds
Representatives from 15 states will attend the National Ayrshire Invitational Judging School and Type Conference hosted by the Maryland Delaware Ayrshire Breeders Assn. in Timonium April 1 to 13. Students include top judges from 10 state colleges with 90 cattle. lectures feature type discussions, slides, and movies.
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John L. Morris
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
Maryland
Timonium
Minnesota
Kansas
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Gordon M. Cairns
College of Agriculture
R. F. Davis
University of Maryland
George Trimberger
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Preston Davenport
Litchfield
Connecticut
Ayrshire
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Local dairy judging panel and student judges named
The article lists judging class participants from Howard Clark Glenelg and others across Maryland Pennsylvania and Delaware. Named judges include Howard Clark Glenelg Md Allen and Norman Hill Woodbine John H Nicolai and Son Ellicott City Charles Linthicum Boyds Webster Mac Cartee Middletown Robert Shank Hagerstown W L Shank and Sons Hagerstown Robert Wheeler University of Maryland herdsman David and James Patrick Woodbine J R and J W Galbreath Street Md Cuthbert Nairn Douglassville Pa Spring Hill Farm Malvern Pa Rose lawn Farm Malvern Pa Ralph Harnish Cristiana Pa George Simpson Houston Del William Attix Dover Del and Euelah E Birdin Rodney L Cankk Wyoming Del Student judges include Roger Denney and W J Hahn Frederick.
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Cipating
Howard Clark
Glenelg
Allen
Norman Hill
Woodbine
John H. Nicolai
and Son
Ellicott City
Charles Linthicum
Boyds
Webster MacCartee
Middletown
Robert Shank
Hagerstown
W. L Shank
Large Crowds At Farm Sale Near Rockville
Brisk bidding marked a two day public sale of Mrs. Joseph R. Harris on Fails Roads near Rockville. The event, described as Montgomery County s largest grade dairy cattle auction, totaled 57750 with 40535 for cattle on Thursday and 17215 for machinery Friday. Cows averaged 320 with six month heifers 110 to 165 bulls 195 to 395. Overall average 227 from 185 head. Major bidders included Boesler Wisner Miller Willow Vale Farms Stoltfuss Clark Ferren. Machinery and dairy equipment also sold well.
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Joseph R. Harris
Fails Roads
Rockville
Montgomery County
William Boesler
Buckeystown
W. C. Wisner
Frederick
Willis Miller
Stuart's Craft
Willow Vale Farms
Fallston
B. $. Stoltfuss
Mechanicsville
George Clark
Leonardtown
G. L. Ferren
Eastern Shore
Cattle sale and farm divestment reported in town notices
The report notes John W. Null and Delbert S. Null as auctioneers with Jerry T. Williams as clerk, selling cattle in four hours. It also mentions Mrs. Harris selling half of her farm for a golf course.
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Graves Farm Inc
Ralph H. Graves
Germantown
KR. F.D
John W. Null
Delbert
Null
Frederick
Horace M. Alexander
Delbert S. Null
Jerry T. Williams
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Court notices list marriage licenses for Charles Wantz Jr and Lillie Rosenberry. Lewis Fraley and Clara Younger. Jack Adams and Katherine Blank. Thomas Hebb and Nancy Polach. Deeds show Potomac Edison sale to Raymond Putman. Etzler to Rippeon. Murray to Maurice Murray. Renn to John Renn. Sulcer to Delbert Null lease. Equity case Lillie Covell vs Harvey Covell Jr. seeks absolute divorce.
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Charles L. Wantz Jr
Emmitsburg
Lillie C. Rosenberry
Gettysburg
Lewis A. Fraley
Rockville
Clara May Youngerman
Boyds
Jack G. Adams
Hampton
Katherine V. Blank
Myersville
Thomas William Hebb
Nancy Lee Polach
Hagerstown
David E. Hoff
Phyllis E. Schuls
Baltimore
Potomac Edison Company
Raymond
Putman
Lester Roland Etzler
Paul W. Rippeon
Luther F. Murray Sr
Maurice FE. Murray
Pascal W. Renn
John H. Renn
Merril W. Sulcer
Delbert S. Null
Lillie Ruth Covell
Harvey Covell Jr
Voices Of Optimism Heard By Braddock Heights Club
In Braddock Heights Optimist Club members heard four contestants speak on optimism in an oratorical program. David Berge, Fort Detrick, son of Colonel and Mrs. T. O. Berge, was unanimously chosen for first place. He is a Frederick High School tenth grader and an Eagle Scout. Second place was awarded to
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Braddock Heights
David Berge
T. O. Berge
Fort Detrick
Frederick High School
Frederick Opti Mist public speaking contest details
Danny Kelsrud a sixth grade student at North Frederick is named a participant in the Zone B contest at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. R Dennis Zimmerman earned third honors as finalists are judged by local officials including Lewis C. Dixon and Jack P. Emmett. The program aims to foster self improvement for boys with the grand prize a $1 000 college scholarship.
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Danny Kelsrud
North Frederick
Ernest R. Kelsrud
Schley Avenue
R. Dennis Zimmerman
Berge
Kenna J. Paul
Thomas
Lewis C. Dixon
Frederick Toastmasters
William Luzier
Frederick County
Frank Hart
Fort Detrick
Jack P. Emmett
Opti Mist
Grand Rapids
Wis
Ambulance Transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Pangle Jr. of near Urbana was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital this morning in the Hyattstown Fire Company ambulance.
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Frederick Pangle Jr
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hyattstown
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Sok
Franklinville
Thurmont
Frederick Co
Bendix
Null and Null
Roy R. Graves
Mid
W. D. Allis Chalmers
Allis Chalmers
New Holland Forage Harvester
Pitman
Ais Chalmers
John Deere
New Idea
Graham-Holm
Hanson
Onan
Remington
International
Sunbeam Cow Clippers
Court News
Edwards Ferry
Poslesville
Merril A. Adams
Backeystown
Millard E. Cram, Jr
Mt. Pleasant
Allen Brothers
Jefferson
Filbert Woodminster Signet
Pond Gate Mister
Mepocacy Meadows
Fond Shamrock
Monocacy Meadows
Shirley
Berd
T. B
Bang’s
St Mary's Church
Barnesville
Lusch
E Day
Clarksville
Howard County
S.T
University of Maryland Studs
D-H.la
Bangs
Oliver Tractor
International Hammer Mill
Fox Field
Continental
Massie Harris
W. J. Gallagher
Arthur K. Pickett
de Esserahae Machinery Ab Toochal Tareieace
Ma ml. Exat
Woldsbers
Hull Farm
Lemuel F. Drake, JR
Glenn Trout
Emory S. Catshall
Lee
Rt. 355
Old Washington Ro
Frederick Frederick County
DHIA
Bang
McCormick-Deering
McC-Deering
Beas
Frigidaire
Kenmore
Allie Messer
Emmert R. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Rt. 23
Darnestown
Quincea
Biffle Ford Road
Guernseys
DHEA
T. B. and
D. C
New Holland
William Dennis Good
Goodview Farms
RT. 3
Gaithersburg
Waverly
Emmert KB. Bowlus
Groveton
Mountville
Loudoun County
Purcellville
Philomont
Aldie
B.F
T.B
Proud Prince
Fobes
Antony
Champion
Glenafton
Rubin
Denby Clove Valley
Howard S. Rubin
Middleburg
Virginia
Murray
Northern Va
Leonard C. Bowman
James deButts
Hamilton
Rosemont Ave
Lowestoft
Olsen
Newell Post
Royal Worcester
Mary Castle
Hal Lee
Roy W. Poole
Jennie Ot
Mary C. Ott
Hood College
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