Arson Case Opens In Court In Frederick City
A 17-year-old Frederick City youth John Wayne Crummitt faced four counts of arson and one of breaking and entering in Circuit Court before Judge Walter H Moorman. He pleaded not guilty with attorney J Vernon Summers. Damages across multiple sites ranged from 1 100 to 70 1,500 with total losses over 26 000 at Southern States Cooperative Warehouse.
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Frederick City
Walter H. Moorman
John Wayne Crummitt
West Patrick Street
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Southern States Cooperative Warehouse
Mountain City
Frederick News Post
Farmer's Co-op
Arctieaire
J. Vernon Summers
William Parsley ,Jr
Southern States Cooperative
Commerce Street
John McHenry
Farmers Cooperative
South
Wisner Streets
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frederick
Richard Ramsburg
South Carroll
East All Saints Streets
Margaret F. Stup
Arcticaire
South Wisner Street
William W. Wenner
Foreman
Raymond D. Foreman
Maryland
West South Street
Witneses
Fountain Rock Corporation Buys Walkersville Quarry for 55000
The Fountain Rock Corporation purchased the 23 acre spring and quarry site in Walkersville from Fountain Rock Lime and Brick Co Inc for 55000, with deed recorded in Frederick County. The water supply yields about 3250 gallons daily, while the quarry holds 22 million gallons, and officials foresee future residential and industrial use near Frederick City.
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Fountain Rock Corporation
Walkersville
Fountain Rock Lime and Brick Co. Inc
Frederick County Court House
Richard E. Zimmerman
Frederick City
Fountain Rock Springs
Magistrate Thompson Named To Committee
Kyron W. Thompson serves on the organizational committee for the first seminar series for trial magistrates. Appointed by Chief Judge Frederick W. Brune, the group met in Baltimore and plans were adopted for operation with subcommittees and a formal table of organization.
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Kyron W. Thompson
EPA
University of Maryland
College Park
Frederick W. Brune
Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore
SRC Seeks Bids for U S 15 Relocation Project
The State Roads Commission invites bids to relocate U S 15 from Tuscarora Creek to the Lewistown By Pass. Work to begin after contract award, with completion not expected before 1964. Project will create the first lane of an ultimate dual highway from Frederick to Emmitsburg and ties into the Lewistown By Pass.
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State Roads Commission
Tuscarora Creek
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Thurmont
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Catoctin Furnace
Beckley’s
Daniel Thomas
Stull
Old Frederick Road
Sunday's Lane
Willow Brook Road
Mr. Mohler
White Cottage Inn
Mohler
Eami J. Kabler
Finksburg
New London
Annapolis Road
Mahler
Liberty Teal
Well Known Resident Shoots Self in Local Tragedy
Glenn O. Garber Jr., 50, a local bookkeeper, died Thursday night at his Young Place home after shooting himself in the head with a Luger pistol. Dr. B C Thomas Sr., Frederick County Medical Examiner, ruled the death self-inflicted. Garber, husband of Pauline Car, is survived by his mother, siblings, a brother in Cleveland, two stepsons, and one step-grandchild. funeral plans are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. with interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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Glenn 0. Garber Jr
Young Place
B. C. Thomas Sr
Frederick
Garber
Pauline Car
Margaret E. Zeigler
Rockwell Terrace
Glenn O. Garber
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Francis
Scott Key Post
No. 11
The
Amvets
George
David Glim Garber
Cleveland
Ohio
Clara M. Garber
This City
Dean W. Nikirk
David Lee Nikirk
Puerto Rico
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. BR. Atchison and Son
Chief Main Named To Advisory Unit
Frederick Police Chief Charles V. Main is named to the Police Advisory Committee in Maryland. He joins select police chiefs advising on matters requiring expert police knowledge. His commission was certified at the Board Meeting of the Committee on AP TH IA.
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Charles V. Main
Frederick
Marylani
Maryland
Man
Apth IA
Minn 14S
Frederick Cran Pasion
Batimore Croc Corer
Firemen Battle Hot Tomatoes
The Jefferson fire company was called to a blaze on U S 340 six miles south of Frederick around 11 am. Captain Harry Rice said 280 cases of tomatoes were destroyed in the rear of a WV licensed pickup truck. Firefighters were at the scene about 3 minutes. damage estimated at 400 to 500 dollars. The truck had only minor damage.
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Jefferson Fire Company
U.S. 340
Frederick
Harry Rice
West Virginia
Rice
Waiting To Question Man In Death
HAGERSTOWN AP Police said today they are waiting to question an elderly janitor about the shooting of his 18 year old wife and her 4 year old daughter. The third was killed. William McNary Thomas 75 was in serious condition. A spokesman at Washington County hospital described his wife's condition as critical. Both suffered bullet wounds in the head. Police identified the girl as Robin Wynn Landaker, the daughter of Barbara Thomas. Police said the couple was married last November.
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Hagerstown
William McNary Thomas
Washington County Hospital
Robin Wynn Landaker
Barbara Thomas
Pope John Elevates 12 Maryland Priests
Pope John elevates 12 Maryland priests to monsignor and honors 12 laymen. Archbishop Shehan announced today that William C. Walsh of Cumberland and Judge Michael J. Maney of Baltimore, native of Allegany County, were named Knights of St. Gregory. Other honorees were from the Baltimore metropolitan area.
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Baltimore
John
Maryland
Laurence J. Shehan
Wiliam C. Walsh
Cumberland
Michael J. Maney
Allegany County
Knights of St. Gregory
Red Sox Beat Tigers 2-1 in Patnett's Day Heater
Boston defeats Detroit 2-1 as Eddie Bresson and Chick Solis homer. Gene Conley earns the win while Phil Regan faces the final outs in a morning game.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Red Soy
Detro Tigers
Patnett
Sox
Eddie Bressond
Chick Soliishire
Gene Conley
Phil Regan
Gift of McSherry Family New Moller Organ To Be Dedicated
The McSherry family donates a new Moller organ to St. John's Catholic Church in a dedication service this Sunday at 7:30 pm. Fr Burns will preside, with Rev. James Hogan and other church clergy participating. A St. John’s choir will perform hymns including “Jesus We Adore Thee,” and the ceremony honors Confederate heroes depicted on a slate wall behind the organ.
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St. John's Catholc Church
James M. Burns
St. Mary's
John C. Selner
McSherry
McSherri Fami
St John’s Catholic Church
Faeran
James McSbherrs
Easi Seon
Y Warstmans
Jr Csumahis
Sothern
Eo Hess
Joba's
Aley
Joseph Carr
James M. Hogan
Edward Vv. Echle
Old Lady of Mt. Carrs
Mare UN
St Perera Church
Laeytna
Montgomery Homemakers Plan Open House in Gaithersburg
The Montgomery County Council of Homemakers sponsors an open house April 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Agricultural Center in Gaithersburg. Catherine M. Rhoads notes nearly 20 local clubs will present ideas for better living with demonstrations of clothing, refinishing and other skills. A Resuscianne mouth to mouth demo will be shown. Mrs Eugenia Hatcher of General Foods and Miss Catherine Smith of the National Canners Association speak at 11 a.m. on the Osaka Trade Fair kitc hen setup. A U S Information Agency film crew will record scenes for abroad viewing.
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Montgomery County Council of Homemakers
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Catherine M. Rhoads
Montgomery County
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Maryland
Eugenia Hatcher
General Foods Corp
Catherine Smith
National Canners Association
Model American Kitchen
Osaka
Japan
U. S. Information Agency
Fairland
Hungerford
Kensington
Laytonsville
Rockcrest
Silver Rock
Twinbrook I and II
Lynnbrook
North Kensington
Pinewood
Travilah - Darnestown
Glenmount Village
Monocacy
Potomac
Potomac Valley
Wheaton Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Olney Sunshine
Body recovered in Maryland river identified as Gib Osborne
State police report a body pulled from the Susquehanna River near Havre de Grace Maryland identified as Gib Osborne age 43 of Finkshurz. Osborne was believed to have drowned while fishing in Deer Creek on March 32.
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Roy
Havre DE Grace
Gib Osborne
Finkshurz
Osborne
Deer Creek
Kennedy warns $5 billion cut costs a million jobs
President Kennedy in a prepared speech to editors warned that a $5 billion budget cut would cost about one million jobs and erase benefits from a proposed tax cut. He argued targeted spending can help the economy and urged balancing budgets by pairing tax reductions with careful expenditures.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Sam
Toto
Congress
Random Village
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Act
Norman Dietz
Ells G. Carty
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Paris
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Depothy Ovens
Tan
Pele Aber
Boone Ard Trea
Footopot
Amraher Eho
John Trach
Pieesg
Wes
Ukcalon
Decepian
Possible Water Company
Fountain Rock
Burgess Trout
Thomas B. Finan
Fountain Rock, Lime and Brick Company
Frederick County
Fountain Rock Lime and Brick Company Inc
Stoner and Powell
Fountain Rock Lime Company
Carlisle
Fountain Rock Trout Farm
FHS Group
Frederick High School
FHS
Frederick High
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Fort Detrick
Indonesia
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Batimore
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Sek
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Ag Center
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Barbara Jean Thomas
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Yaling
Turmenge
Tumorif
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