LeGore Introduces New Soil Stabilizing Product
LeGore Lime Company of LeGore distributes a new mixture from Products Development Company of Charles Town West Virginia to stabilize soils for roads and construction. The U S Patent Office issued a patent this week for the process designed to create a moisture resistant strong base to extend road life and cut maintenance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGore Lime Company
LeGore
Products Development Company
Charles Town
W. Va
U. S
Thompson
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Illinois
Bureau of Public Roads
Iowa
West Virginia
South Dakota
Mississippi
Arlington detective demoted after criticizing police chief
Arlington County detective sergeant IZ Russell Runyon, who urged removal of Police Chief A G Fawver, is demoted by the chief effective May 4 and plans to appeal the action. Runyon had run for the county board in 1958 on a platform calling for Fawver's replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington, Va
Arlington County
IZ Russell Runyon
A. G. Fawver
Police Trial Board
Runyon
Arlington County Board
Fawver
Construction plan outlines expensive school building project
The project envisions a building costing 5,092,000 dollars covering nearly nine acres and containing 5,276,000 cubic feet. All but the junior high section would be one story. County superintendent Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh oversees the plan.
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James A. Sensenbaugh
Western Maryland Trust Opens Mt Airy Branch Bank
Western Maryland Trust Company will open its Mt Airy branch Friday at 9 a.m. with Elmer I. Eshleman announcing the project. Carl Holland will manage, joined by Mrs. Carlton Ridgely, offering full service banking including drive in, night depository, safe boxes, trust dept and loans. The brick Colonial design branch adds to Jefferson, West Seventh Street and Monocacy Shopping Center offices, with ceremonies to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Trust Company
Square Corner
Mt Airy
Elmer I. Esh Jeman
Eshleman
Patrols Attend Baltimore Baseball Game Day Trip
Nearly 400 safety patrol members from 11 area schools will travel Saturday to Memorial Stadium for the Baltimore Baseball Club game against the Indians. They join 30,000 patrols statewide for Safety Patrol Day proclaimed by Governor Tawes, with 10 county buses and 85 chaperones. Schools and counts: Urbana 40, Liberty 43, Lewistown 20, Linganore 35, Walkersville 48, New Midway 15, Elm Street 35, Brunswick 100, Emmittsburg 29, Middletown 14, Woodsboro 10. Rain date May 23.
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Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Safety Patrol
J. Millard Tawes
Baltimore Baseball Club, Inc
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Maryland State Police
Baltimore Safety Council
State
City Departments of Education
Automobile Club of Maryland
Urbana
Liberty
Lewistown
Linganore
Walkersville
New Midway
Elm Street
Brunswick
Emmittsburg
Middletown
Woodsboro
Mathias To Speak At Mt Airy Men’s Bible Class Convention
Congressman Charles McC. Mathias Jr will address the 85th Annual Maryland Federation of Men s Bible Classes convention at Mt Airy Calvary Methodist church. More than 100 members expected. officers to be elected for 1964 65. Sessions begin 10:30 a.m with two afternoon conferences and an evening program.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland Federation of Men
Mt. Airy Laws
E. Enchelberger
Federation
Mt. Airy Calvary Methodist Church
Eichelberger
Thomas Chatburn Jr
Earl Manges
Cumberland
Circuit Court
Edward §. Rice
Calvary Methodist Church
Robert L. Smyth
Evangelical Lutheran Church
George M. Free
Mt. Airy
Herbert Brown
Baltimore
Rey Messner
George Arentz
Clorox Plant Starts Operations with First Shipments Planned
The new Clorox plant on East Church Street has begun production two weeks ago and will ship its bleach to the Washington Baltimore area Friday. Owned by Proctor and Gamble, it occupies five of 25 purchased acres, with Ron J Gazzano as manager. Full staffing will reach 12 workers.
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Clorox
East Church Street
Washington-Baltimore
Proctor and Gamble
Routzahn
Trading Mild Market Drift in Active New York Session
The stock market moved mildly lower in active trading as the correction persisted. While most stocks dipped, a few advanced against the trend and a mid morning rally attempt started but faded.
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New York
Flag of Key’s 1814 banner to be shown at fair
In Baltimore AP reports United States pavilion will display a replica flag created by over 100 women volunteers. The 42 by 30 foot flag faced space limits at the Maryland pavilion and a federal pavilion offer allowed partial display with 14 feet of the stripes folded in a 16 foot vertical area.
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Baltimore
United States
Maryland
Federal
Kennedy Circles
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Moore Forms Purchases Top $25 Million in 1963 Expenditures
Moore Business Forms Inc. Eastern Division spent $25,780,139 on goods and services in 1963, up $1,464,041 from 1962. Thurmont plant purchases totaled $3,210,329. The division includes Niagara Falls plants, a Buffalo imprinting unit, several other plants across New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and a Buckhannon W Va plant nearing completion. Over 2,000 suppliers were paid for materials, supplies, and services. Major outlay, $21,250,027, went to materials for form production. Production supplies and services cost $1,495,530, machinery and equipment $2,341,518, and farm handling equipment $693,064.
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Moore Business Forms, Inc
Everett W. Noble
Thurmont
Highland Avenue
Buffalo Avenue
Lockport Road
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
N. Y
El‘Mira
Snow Hill
Lewisburg
Rutland
Buckhannon
W. Va
Moore
Niagara Falls N. Y
Detrick Officer Injured In Early Morning Crash
A 43 year old security police lieutenant at Fort Detrick was thrown from his car when it left Md 194 near Woodsboro during a heavy rain. He is in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull and remains unconscious. Richard Beard of Woodsboro was the uninjured occupant, his 1963 Valiant sustaining about $1500 in damage. Trooper Richard E. Cook investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Detrick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Beard
Woodsboro
MD. 194
Richard E. Cook
Cook
Gleason Sues to Halt Pimlico Laurel and Timonium Races
James P Gleason, a 42 year old Silver Spring attorney and U S Senate candidate, filed suit as a minority stockholder in the Cumberland Fair Association to block the sale of 12 racing days to Timonium for 600000 in a controversial consolidation approved by Maryland's 1963 General Assembly, alleging unconstitutionality.
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Baltimore
James P Gleason
State Racing Commission
Pimlico
Laurel
Timonium
Gleason
Silver Spring
US. Senate
Cumberland Fair Association, Inc
Cumberland
Sen J. Glenn Beall
Timonium i
General Assembly
Liquid Sunshine to Continue Through End of Week
The weather forecast predicts continued rain in Frederick through Friday with temperatures from the 40s to the 50s. Rainfall totals over the past four days reach 1.87 inches, keeping streams at bank full but no immediate flood risk, while ground saturation worsens field pooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Living Costs Rise in March Despite Food Drop
Washington report shows consumer prices up 0.1 percent in March driven by higher housing, medical care, transportation and other essentials. CPI reaches 107.7, equivalent to $10.77 for items that cost $10 in the 1957-59 base. Labor official cautions against inflation but expects possible April increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Castro Says Cuba Will Fight Flights To The Limit
Fidel Castro declared Cuba would defend sovereignty “to the limits” of its weapons if U S reconnaissance flights continue. He refused to specify if Soviet rockets would be used, said missiles would be handed to Cuba, and placed responsibility on the United States for any incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S. U2
United States
Castro
Nixon declines Johnson offer for GOP briefings
Nixon in Dayton Ohio rejects President Johnsons offer to provide top secret briefings to all potential Republican presidential candidates.
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Dayton
Ohio
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Mortar fire resumes Cyprus cease-fire near Kyrenia
In Nicosia Cyprus Greek Cypriots shell Turkish Cypriot positions in the Kyrenia range breaking a 13 hour cease-fire. UN announces permanent observation posts to replace patrols and to monitor a fragile cease-fire as no casualties are reported. Canadian peacekeepers encounter Greek Cypriot village shots while Swedish troops disarm fighters in Timi.
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Nicosia
U.N
United Nations
Kyrenia
Makarios
U Thant
Security Council
New York
Aghirda
Nicosi
Timi
Paphos
Derby entries set for 90th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Twelve 3 year olds including Hill Rise and Northern Dancer are entered for the 90th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The field costs 250 per entry with 1250 more to gain post parade admission for the 4 30 pm start Saturday before an expected 100000. Roman Brother is the gelding in the race with 12 starters and 56500 total value and 114309 to the winner.
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Louisville
Hill Rise
Churchill Downs
Northern Dancer
Quadrangle
Mr. Brick
the Scoumdrel
Roman Brother
Wil Rad
Royal Shuck
Dandy K
Mr. Moonlight
Extra Swell
Ishkoodah
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Nine Acre
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
North Market Street
Henry A Knott Inc
Juror High
Mathias
Ington
Camden
Proctor and Gamble Company
Detrick
Cyprus
Nixon
LBJ
THETR
Chester Fronczak
Michael Reese
Chicago
Til
Paul Joseph Fronczak
Derby
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