Two Women Indicted in York County Birth Certificate Conspiracy
A Frederick County woman and Ruth O. Rinker of Hampton Pa were indicted by the York County grand jury on a conspiracy to falsify a birth certificate. Rinker faces a second charge of falsification. The baby was born June 6 1999 at Westside Osteopathic Hospital in York. The case stems from a Pennsylvania State Police investigation headed by Alfred J. Corkran. Bail remains $500. Trial set for week of August 22.
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Frederick County
York County
Frances; Leatherman
Thurmont
Ruth O. Rinker
Hampton, Pa
Pennsylvania
Rinker
Ruth Rinker
Frances Leatherman
William M. Nickey
Charles Smith
York
Westside Osteopathic Hospital
Alfred J. Corkran
York Barracks
Registration Dates Announced for Frederick County Election
G Horton Peace announces district registration for the general election. Registration runs August 15 to 31 at designated stations with two person teams, Democrats and Republicans represented. Voters may register in any district or at the county board office. November election registration ends September 26.
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G. Horton Peace
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Peace
Elizabeth Knill
Phyliss A. Tyervar
Betty J. Gaver
Howard A. Sullivan
Court House
Bueugust
New Market
Grange Hall
Hauvers
Parish
Sabillasville
Wordishoro
Woodshoro
Petersville
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Room
Knoxville
Mt Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Jensey O.U
Thurmont
Jackson
Fire Company Hall
Myersville
Johnsville
Old School House
Woodville
Prospect Hall
Prospect
Linganore
Unionville
Lewistown
Community Hall
Tus
Kennedy to convene Midwest farm conference in Des Moines
Sen. John F. Kennedy announced plans to hold a Midwest farm conference in Des Moines Iowa on August 2. He aims to unite producers and policy makers for long range agricultural legislation and to form a National Policy Committee of Agricultural Progress. He vows county level Farmers committees and a farm producers advisory group. Kennedy may meet former President Truman during the weekend.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Des Moines
Iowa
Harry S. ‘Truman
Independence. Co
Kennedy
Herschel Loveless
United
Agricultural Progress
United States
Truman
Lyndor B. Johnson
Texas
Loveless
Congress
Cigarette Tax Returns Bring in $41 307 for County
Frederick County reports $41 307.35 in cigarette tax receipts for May 1 to July 29. State administrative handling cuts county costs. funds go to the general fund for current expenses with checks issued twice monthly.
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Frederick
C. Burton Cannon
Donald Woods
Cannon
Two Die In Midwest Storms
Severe storms swept the Midwest causing at least two deaths and several injuries. A Decatur Michigan construction crew lost a worker to 50 mph winds while Kalamazoo reports damage from a possible tornado. Flooding hit Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana Iowa and Chicago area airports faced disruptions. The Hillsborough River in Tampa rose but officials said the worst was over.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Decatur
Mich
Kalamazoo
Steenhouse
Chicago
O'Hare
Air Im
Tampa
Fla
Hillsborough
City's Legion Team Wins Frederick's American Legion entry
Frederick's Legion team defeated Parkville 3 to 2 to win its first baseball game in the four day state journey. The event lists venues in Carora Yellow Springs Burkittsville Ballenger Feagaville Braddock Heights Walkersville with dates August 29 to August 31.
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Frederick
American Legion
Parkville
Carora
Yellow Springs
Burkittsville
Ballenger
Feagaville
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Brunswick
Walkersville
Storm Lashes Carnival Tents During Wednesday Storm
A severe Wednesday evening storm at Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department’s annual carnival toppled two tents and ruined many ground prizes. About 5,000 spectators watched the parade. the event resumed after cleanup and is slated to run through Saturday with prizes including a car and boat.
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Bavnr
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department
The
Blue Grass
U S Hunters Kill Two Reds in Forest Skirmish
In Binh province north of Saigon, three American hunters killed two Viet Cong guerrillas after attackers struck a four man party including a French plantation operator who died. The Americans, uninjured, returned fire and authorities identified one guerrilla as a Viet Cong officer. Nearby stock market activity showed continued summer decline in New York.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Binh
Alpha Firm Executive Dies
John F. Magee, 67, chairman of Alpha Portland Cement Company, died in Easton, Pennsylvania. He joined in 1913 as a plant engineer at Martins Creek, rose to plant superintendent in 1916, chief engineer in 1921, general manager in 1927, vice president in 1935, executive vice president in 1934, president in 1919, and became chair in April 1957. The company has a Lime Kiln branch office.
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John F. Magee
Alpha Portland Cement Company
Easton
Magee
Alpha Portland Company
Martins Creek
Alpha
Operaions
The
Hn Portland Cement Company
iLime Kiln
Teacher Vacancies Remain as School Year Approaches
The Frederick County Board of Education reports 34 teaching vacancies before the new school year. Assistant Superintendent Quentin L. Earhart notes eight contracts out, potentially leaving 25 to 27 positions unfilled. The board also approves a $27,934 roof replacement for East Frederick Elementary and discusses Parkway and Walkersville projects and funding transfers.
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Quentin L. Earhart
Board of Education
Earhart
Ford Construction Company
East Frederick
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick Counix
Parkway
Callas Construcion Company
Hazerstoun
Walkersville
Walkersite
Architec
Storm disrupts Frederick utilities with downed lines and trees
Strong winds and heavy rain lashed Frederick County disrupting telephone service with 94 lines down and 514 stations out early today while electrical facilities fared better though several branch lines were knocked out. Rainfall totaled 0.35 inch and calmer heat is expected with near 80s temperatures and possible afternoon storms. A Soviet WWII bomber survivor regains consciousness per Ti.
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Frederick City
Telephone Company
Carl V. Weakley
The
Joan W. Morgan
Potomac Edison Company
Clarksburg
North Market Street
Rocky Springs
Price
Distillery Road
Weather Bureau
Nixon urges end of discrimination nationwide in Honolulu
In Honolulu Nixon calls for ban on discrimination as a national moral issue while touring Hawaii on the campaign trail. He stresses desegregation will take time and asserts the next president must foster nondiscrimination as a societal goal. The visit includes security focus and attacks on Kennedy over U2 affair.
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Honolulu
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
Hej
John F. Kennedy
Tolani Palace
Nion
Hawaii
Africa
Asia
Kennedy
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Kamehameha
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Santa Claus Delivers Racing Funds to County Towns
State racing fund revenue totals 50159.05 with Frederick city and incorporated towns sharing 22468.70 and the county receiving 27690.35. Alcohol license proceeds total 2739 with Frederick City 61392.50 and others receiving portions based on license counts. County auditor Donald Woods said checks reflecting these distributions are being prepared, using 1950 census population for allocation.
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Santa Claus
Frederick City
Ellis C. Wachter
Donald Woods
Woods
Brunswick
Burkilis Sollie
Bromitsburg
Middletown
Miersville
Mont
Mt. Airy
Frederick Citr
Emjmitsburg
Thurmont
Walkersville
Castro vows vengeance as Castro leads youth rally
In Havana a midnight Red Latin-American Youth Congress gathering heard Rau Castro claim his aging brother Fidel will recover with vengeance. He dismissed rumors of Fidel's replacement and warned detractors they will face consequences. In a separate case, Robert Scott of Frederick faced a magistrate court for drunkenness with sentencing pending.
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Havana
Rau
Castro
Redvanged
Latin-American Youth Congress
Fidel
Armed Forces
Robert Scott
Prederick
Tricycle Set Sees Senate as a Big Loud Noise
A 6 to 10 year old survey group in Elmira reports mixed views on politics. They misidentify Khrushchev and speak of presidents, mayors, and elections with childlike confusion. Most favor Washington, nine tenths, while one six year old calls the Senate a big loud noise.
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Tricycle Set
Senate
Elmira
N. Y
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Eisenhower
Kenneson
George Washington
Kefauver Seeks Fourth Term In Tennessee Senate Run
Tennessee Democrats face a pivotal Senate primary between Estes Kefauver and Judge Andrew T. Taylor. Kefauver campaigns on a 22 year record in House and Senate while Taylor criticizes civil rights legislation. A record turnout of about 650000 is expected, split between East and West Tennessee in a race shaping civil rights priorities.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Andrew T. Taylor
Senate
Kefauver
House
Cijm Jackson
Refauver
East Tennessee
Taylor
West Tennessee
Gettysburg Bypass Estimated Cost Reported
The Gettysburg bypass 26 miles long is estimated at about 13 million dollars, discussed at a public hearing on the project to relocate U S 15 from south of York Springs to the Pennsylvania Maryland line. The plan aims to ease traffic while potentially impacting Gettysburg business and invites westward route alternatives. A hearing record will go to the U S Bureau of Public Roads for review.
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Gettysburg. Pa
Tixysburg
York Springs
Frederick
Daniel Ferrari
Main
Gettysburg
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
UN Deputy Rushing To Katanga Amid Congo Crisis
Dag Hammarskjold sends Ralph Bunche to Elisabethville as Katanga Premier Tshombe warns of fighting to resist UN entry. The UN plans to move in Saturday while Katanga mobilizes all able bodied men under Belgian officers and asserts independence.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Dag Hammearskjold
Katanga
U.N
Congo
Ralph J. Bunche
Elisabethville
Moise Hombe
Ais
Bunche
U.N. Congo
Hammarskjold
Tshombe
Lumumba
Gaston Eyskens
Brussels
Pierre Vigny
Pravda
Security Council
Rocky Ridge Firemen Parade Set For August 11
Plans advance for a Rocky Ridge parade on August 11 sponsored by the Rocky Ridge Firemen and carnival at Mt Tabor Park. The procession forms at 6 30 p m on the road to Creagerstown and features fire companies auxiliaries drum corps bands floats 4 H clubs Boy Scouts and more. Parade entries close August 10. rain date is August 12. River conditions report muddy Monocacy at Buckeystown and swift Potomac at Point of Rocks.
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Rocky Ridge
James R. Six
Buckeystown
Potomac
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Kensington
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Brentwood
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