Fallout shelter plans spread through Frederick area
Frederick County Civil Defense Director George J. Stup reports banks in Frederick City and Hood College installing fallout shelters for public and staff. About 75 to 80 homeowners request information, with local contractors receiving orders and shelters under construction or planned in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Hood College
Frederick County
Civil Defense
George J. Stup
Winchester Halls
Kennedy
Stup
CI Defense
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Second
Market Streets
Western Maryland Trust Company
Bank
Siup
Hood
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Walkersville
Civil Defense Office
Winchester Hall
Change Rules For House Buying
WASHINGTON AP reduced down payments and longer term mortgages for middle income homes were authorized by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. Federally chartered savings and loan associations may make 50 year mortgages up to 265. The down payment would be 10 percent up to 25 000 and 20 percent on the excess over 25 000. The board also raised long term, low down payment lending limits. The move aims to spark about 8 billion in new housing with smaller payments and spreads as state and other lenders follow. For a $30 000 house a buyer puts up 3 .50 cash instead of 8 000 and gains five more years to pay. The measure targets conventional dwellings not FHA or VA insured or guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Associations
National League of Insured Savings and Loan Associations
Bank Board
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
FHA
Mail Forwarding and Delivery Charges Clarified
An article explains that all classes of mail may be forwarded. Airmail and first class are forwarded free, while second through fourth classes incur a collection upon delivery. The notice outlines handling of accumulated mail in the mailbox.
Detrick Soldier Wounds Self While Attempting Dog Shoot
A Fort Detrick soldier Lonnie M. Myers 21 of Williamsport accidentally shot his right leg around 6 p m at his home while attempting to shoot a dog killing chickens. He was found hiding in a chicken coop and transported to Washington County Hospital and then to another facility by Fort Detrick ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Fort Detrick
Lonnie M. Myers
Williamsport
L. W. Pfeltz
Myers
Washington County
Three men found not guilty in tavern assault case
In Magistrate's Court yesterday three area men were acquitted of assault and battery from a July brawl at the Heart of Maryland Inn on Md 355. Witnesses said bottles and glasses were broken during the scuffle as patrons were ordered to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of Maryland Inn
MD. 355
Frederick
Leonard E Lantz
Clarksburg
Lantz
Russell
Mulligan
Tome
Donald Barr
Glenn Lenhart
Barr
Dale
Lenhart
Edwin E- Nikirk
Billy King
Laniz
Burgee Endorsed for Frederick Substitute Magistrate Post
Richard R. Burgee of 121 Kline Boulevard is recommended for Frederick County substitute magistrate by the Democratic State Central Committee. Governor Tawes may appoint him to replace Joseph J. Coady of 410 Carroll Parkway. Burgee, a 1954 56 Maryland football player, is a University of Maryland Law School graduate and has served as a law clerk. He is married to Nancy May Gibbons. Coady, an aide at the Department of Motor Vehicles, previously served as substitute magistrate and was reappointed last May before resigning June 30. Magistrate Thompson acquitted defendants of assault and battery and resisting arrest, found Lantz not guilty on the latter charge, and sentenced Mulligan for disorderly conduct with a $25 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Burgee
Frederick
Kline Boulevard
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Tawes
Central Committee
Burgee
Joseph J. Coady
Carroll Parkway
University of Maryland
Thomas §. Glass
University of Maryland School of Law
Nancy May Gibbons
Hamilton
Bermuda
Coady
Department of Motor Vehicles
Mulligan
Thompson
Lantz
Dickerson Community Notes Highlight August Birthdays and Visits
Local notices record August birthdays for Dickerson families including Charles Warfield and Miss Lou Stottlemyer, while Margaret Dickerson Stull returns home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The Forest Grove Methodist Church held its annual picnic, and the Dickerson W.S.C.S. announces its 40th anniversary meeting. Guests from Ohio visited Dickerson relatives and extended family outings in Frederick and Silver Springs noted.
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Margaret E. Stull
Dickerson
Arthur Stull
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Moxely
George Moxely
Helen Harrison
Silver Springs
Nathan Hildabrand
Harvey Leaply
Harry Johnson
E. J. Humberger
Ohio
Raymond Carlisle
W. K. Matthews
Edwin Matthews
Charles Warfield
Clay Deering
Lou Stottlemyer
Mildred Dorough
Harry Stottlemyer
Florida
Harry
Nick) Cronenburg
Buster Collins
Sharon Warfield
Butch Ward
Forest Grove Methodist Church
Jeanne Wheeland
Harry Irwin
Eastview
Shookstown
Harold Robertson
Paul W. Hann
Frederick
Dickerson W.S.C.S
Allen Warfield
Richard Cromwell
William R.baker
Jeanne
William Jr
Sellman
Wytheville, Va
Portsmouth, Va
Mr. Baker
Local Families Plan Summer Visits and Camps
Lt J G Huelett Register and family of Portsmouth Virginia vacation with Mrs Ethel Baker and others. Mr and Mrs Jack Angles and Ray Van Dyke families travel to Virginia for weekend. Margie Moxley stays with Betty Wachter in Frederick. Jerry Williams vacations a week at Taneytown with A F Baughman family. Glen Lamson heads to Canada. Pres Mossburg and Jack Fitts plan Sunday motor trip to New York. Cathy Dilonardo attends Camp Red Wing Adirondacks. Peter Dilonardo camps at Nottingham Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Huelett Register
Portsmouth
Ethel Baker
Elwood Claggett
Register
Catherine Baker
Jack Angles
Ray van Dyke
Virginia
Margie Moxley
Frederick
Betty Wachter
Jerry Williams
Tan
Peter Dilonardo
Cathy
Camp Red Wing
Adirondack
N. Y
Peter
Nottingham
Colora
Scouts Take Hike On Appalachian Trail
Nineteen boys and two leaders from Troop 320 began a 50 mile wilderness hike along the Appalachian Trail on July 21 from Union Bridge. The group logged 53.2 miles with scarce water supplies and one boy, Wayne Welker, leaving early with his father. The five day trek included stops at Racoon leanto Old Forge and South Mountain Rod and Gun Club with church services led by Rev. Clarence Roark after supper.
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Troop 320
Union Bridge
Troop 330
Caledonia State Park
Wayne Welker
Old Forge
South Mountain
Scout hike ends with storm and lessons at South Mountain
Bridge Methodist Church notes a two day Scout hike to South Mountain ending at Gathland State Park. The trek covered ten and a half miles on Monday with rain that damaged tents and wet gear. Scoutmaster killed a rattlesnake. Several hikers forgot canteens and later made up time walking to a water hole. Troop 330 met Alpine Hiking Club from Washington DC and Troop 58 from Butler PA during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skip Rigler
Richie Stone
Jim Harris
Sam Seppo
Joe Sosnowsky
Phil Dell
Phil Otto
Bowie Pearce
Randy Yingling
Jimmy Grimes
Gathland State Park
Tom McHail
Alpine Hiking Club of
Washington D. C
McHail
Williamsport
Butler, Pa
Seventh-day Adventists Oppose Federal Aid to Parochial Schools
Neal C. Wilson of the Columbia Union Conference states the group strongly opposes any federal aid to church schools. He calls state aid a violation of church-state separation at the Chesapeake Area Seventh-day Adventists summer meeting in Catonsville. The meeting runs through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catonsville, Md
Neal C. Wilson
Religious Liberty Department
Columbia Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Adventists
Chesapeake Area
Seventh-day Adventists
Hume Attacks Tawes Dinner Over Moral Propriety
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful David Hume faulted a planned testimonial dinner for Gov. Tawes as morally improper and potentially illegal under the Corrupt Practices Act. He argued the event could be a gift or campaign fund and urged Tawes to disclose or reject the money. He warned sponsors and the governor face equal accountability if law or ethics are violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryantown
David Hume
Tawes
Charles County
Hume
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Detrick Soldier
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Burgee Ts
Gilbert
Eastern All Metal
Eastview Development
Rosemont Ave
Shookstown Rd
C. S
Sam) Tregoning
Otes
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
North Market St
West Frederick Branch
West Patrick and
West South Sts
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Service Glass & Mirror
East Street
Kaempf & Harris
American Standard
Frederick, Md
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
R. R. Rice
Carload
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