New High School Approved for Brunswick County
County Commissioners approved funds and a site for a new Brunswick high school with capacity estimates from 2 500 to 7 0 students. Construction expected to start after January 196L with bond legislation to be sought. School officials pursue Brunswick site while other district planning and staff raises are discussed at the morning meeting led by Dr. James A. Sensenbausch.
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Brunswick
Cera
Lewistown
Thurmont
Frederick
James A. Sensenbaush
Ross ¥_ Smith
W. C. Powell
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Norman Engler
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Goodive Byron
Nine Properties Offered At Tax Sales At Court House
Nine properties were offered at tax sales this morning at the Court House. Original list of 49 shrank to nine as taxes and costs were settled. Purchasers paid amounts ranging from 100 to 700 dollars. owners have one year and a day to reclaim by paying due taxes. The sale covered districts including Frederick, Urbana, Petersville, Woodville, St. Lewistown, Braddock, and Brunswick with buyers named for each property.
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Court House
Emmitsburg
Fred Fisher
Stephen Puzin
Frederick
Harry H. Hadr
Gordon F. Palmer
Urbana
H. Grady Gore
Clarence F. May
H. Grady Gore Jr
George W. Green Jr
Petersville
Powell Evans
Dorsey M Burdette
Woodville
Aaron J. Hoy
Catherine V. Hoy
Dorsey M. Burdette
St. Lewistown
Lewis S. Rice
Melvin QC. Rice
Braddock
Homer E
Mary A. Williner
Royal press claims boycott of Princess Margaret wedding
London sources report European royal houses may boycott Princess Margaret's May 6 ceremony. The Daily Herald cites Queen Ingrid’s tentative acceptance, while Denmark’s King Frederick IX reportedly has a conflicting engagement. Norway’s royal spokesman dismisses boycott talk as nonsense. Princess Ragnhild is married to a commoner.
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London
Margaret
Daily Herald
Ingrid
Denmark
Fredericx
Europe
Herald
Henry Fielding
Scandinavia
Antony Armstrong-Jones
London Daily Express
Norway
Olav
Ragnhtld
Survivor in crash in critical condition in Baltimore
Three local men in a stolen car collided with a Greyhound bus at Mulberry and Greene streets. Jesse Wallace remains in critical condition at University Hospital with multiple injuries. his brother Charles Wallace and Kenneth W. Jones were killed. Charles Wallace’s family details are listed. services set at Mount Olivet cemetery. Kenneth Wayne Jones’s family noted. services planned at East Church Street funeral home with Mt Olivet burial. Six Algerian rebels killed near Tidouzou while wiring a time bomb ahead of Debre visit.
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Jesse Wallace
Baltimore
University Hospital
Wallace
Charles Wallace
Kenneth W. Jones
Reba Strely
Washington Street
Jesse E. Wallace
Joseph W. Wallace
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
McKaig
North Blarket Street
Richard D. Thompson
Zion Methodist Church
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchrson
Opera House Fate Undecided
City officials debate the future of the Opera House building unused for months. With a September lease expiry to Marva Theaters, Inc., options include tearing down rear sections for parking, leasing the space as is, or demolishing the central front to preserve city offices, potentially losing rental revenue.
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Afarva
Amc
City Hall
Marva Theaters, Inc
Dan Weinberg
Braddock Heights
Rev Thorning Opens Pan Am Ceremonies in House
Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning known as the Padre of the Americas led the Pan American Day prayer in the US House of Representatives. The event, advanced from April 14 for Holy Week, was organized by Rep Armistead I Selden Jr of Alabama with Speaker Sam Rayburn introducing Thorning. He is an Honorary Fellow of Brazil's Historical and Geographic Institute and has served on Inter-American missions and international advisory roles.
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Washington
Joseph F. Thorning
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Armistead I. Selden Jr
Alabama
Foreign Affairs
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Father Thorning
Thorning
Historical and Geographic Institute of
Brazil
World Affairs
Washington, D. C
Catholic University of Chile
U.S
South
Central America
Caracas
Venezuela
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Power Of Women Is Stressed
Dr Genera Ely Flickinger addressed about 450 homemakers at the Frederick County Council of Homemakers spring meeting on the Hood College campus. She urged women to be creators of character and ideas, to engage with juvenile delinquency and community issues, to study, and to maintain honest, supportive relationships with children while upholding conviction-driven guidance in home and school.
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Genera Ely Flickinger
Frederick County Counci of
Hood College
Flickinger
Mey
Dr. Flickinger
Dr. Fickinger
Edward Widmayer
Homemakers Chorus
Robert Russell
Harold Keller
Russell Dudrow
Dudrow
Verwoerd Speech Damaged By Shots Reported
In Johannesburg AP reports an assassination attempt on Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd may have more severely damaged him than medical bulletins show. The Nationalist leader Paul Sauer, 62, becomes government head and will preside over Cabinet meetings. Verwoerd’s recovery is expected to take weeks as security tightens and calls for calm rise amid continued racial strife.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Paul Oliver Sauer
Nationalist Party
Hendrik FL ¥Erwoerd
Sauer
Verwoerd
Eric Louw
Hendrik Verwoerd
Rand ‘Agit! Mail
National Party
Die Transvaler
Verwcerd
David Patt
Pratt
Man Fined In Accident Over Car Crush And License
Two $25 fines were imposed in Magistrate Court after a head on crash with a trailer truck last October. Driver Arthur M. Crist was found guilty of operating without a license and failing to drive to the right of center. the Buick owner Lewis C. Keeney was cleared of permitting an unauthorized operator due to statute wording.
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Arthur M. Crist
Lewis C. Keeney
Crist
Byron W. Thompson
Keeney
Fourth Street
West Patrick Street
Bob Snyder
Department of Motor Vehicles
Snyder
Charles Town
W. Va
Steiner's Hill
Herman L. Carter
Route 1
Adamstown
Carter
John B. Thompson
Hamsville
Verlin
Thompson
Five Robbers Captured After Spartan Club Holdup
Five armed men fled with more than 310000 after robbing the Spartan Club south of Frederick on Md 355. They were captured at a roadblock on U S 240 near Georgetown by Montgomery County police after abandoning four guns. Guests from Hagerstown and Martinsburg reported $10300 stolen. The Cadillac owner was Charles Robert Graves from East Iron New Jersey. Police questioned guests, with loot including large bills and jewelry, while a diamond ring was returned.
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U. S. 240
Spartan Club
Frederick
Md_ 355
Montgomery County
Georgetown
Benjamin Grief
Newark
James Charles Toland
Washington
Johnny Douglas Boyd
N. J
Charles Robert Graves
East Iron
Willie Williams
Graves
Hegerstown
Martinsburg
W. V2
Petie’ Rose
Rose
U. S. 40 West
Douglas Rogers
Sparion Club
Veterans Association
Fondiac Inn
Route 355
Barbara Fritchie
Students Foiled In Robbery At Sears Store
Two Southwestern Louisiana Institute engineering students attempted burglary at Sears Roebuck in Lafayette. Davis died after leaping from a roof to a power line. Reiser survived and fled, later to be charged with burglary. Police recovered no stolen items from the scene.
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Lafayette
Robert Earl Davis
U. S. Customs Service
New Orleans
Louis Napoleon Reiser
Metairie
Davis
Donald Breaux
Reiser
Sears Roebuck
Breaux
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Mercury Forecast Promises 60 Degree Day Then Showers
Beautiful spring weather gave way to clouds and rain with a warm up expected after a cool weekend. The forecast calls for a near 60 degree high this afternoon before clouds bring showers Tuesday. Weekend temps dipped to 25 with a high around 47 on Saturday, then rose to 57 on Sunday amidst strong winds.
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Weather Bureau
Side of House Scorched in Hansonville Fire
The Independent Hose Company responded to the George Biser property in Hansonville after noon today. Mrs. Biser was burning trash near the house when a child threw burning material beside the home, scorching the side. Firefighters doused the area and reported very little damage.
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Independent Hose Company
Hansonville
George Biser
Five Day Weather Outlook With Mild Temperature Shift
The five day forecast from The Associated Press calls for temperatures averaging 2 to 4 degrees above normal. Tuesday will be warmer, followed by cooler conditions Wednesday, then warmer again Thursday and cooler on Friday and Saturday. Showers are expected Tuesday and again late Thursday or Friday, totaling one-third to one-half inch. Normal highs are 55 to 64 with lows from 40 to 45, dipping into the low to mid 30s in Western Maryland.
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Associated Press
Maryland
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J. Wallace
Glerezas Khiled
Algiers
Tidouzou
Michel Debre
Cotter
Opera House
Rev. Thorning
Spartow Ced Club
Spartaw Club
MD. 355
Frank J. Keefer
Elis Ray McDonough
McDonough
City
Carnegie
Dunfermline
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Mercury
Awspa D
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