County budget to rise by 1965 by over a million
County auditor Donald Woods estimates five year expenditures show total budget rising from about 5.11 million this year to 6.45 million in 1965. Clerk C. Burton Cannon notes federal state aid and population factors could alter figures while recreation and hospital costs drive increases. The plan includes debt service and taxes to fund public services, with highways financed separately. River conditions report Monocacy and Potomac water levels.
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Fiscal Research Bureau
Donald Woods
C. Burton Cannon
Cannon
John $. Shriver
The
General Assembly
Legislative Council
Committee On
Thunderstorms Hit Most Of U S
The nation saw widespread showers and storms with heavy rain in Nebraska Iowa Missouri and the Plains. Omaha recorded nearly 3 inches in six hours with 67 mph winds while Des Moines noted 14 inches of rain and Missouri experienced strong thundershowers. Rain stretched from the northern Rockies to the Atlantic Coast with isolated Florida and southern plateau showers. Temperatures ranged from 60s and 70s in the north to the 90s in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
Lowe
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Plateau
Thurmont woman leaves major Methodist church bequests
Laura G. Sylvester of Thurmont probated will allocating 45000 to the Methodist church and related charities. Strawbridge Home for Boys receives 20000 for a memorial fund, Asbury Board of Missions 10000 for missionary work, Thurmont church 5000 for improvements, and Bethune-Cookman College 5000. Additional gifts go to the American Bible Society, Thurmont library, relatives, and friends, with 18000 to relatives. Executors are C Clifford Sylvester and Charles Mathias Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Laura G. Sylvester
Orphans Court
Miss Sylvester
Thurmont
Thurmonn Methodist Church
Baltimore
Strawbridge
Hugh A. C. Syl ‘Vester
Asbury Board of Missions
New York City
Methodist Home For
Gaithersburg
Thurmont Church
Thurmont Methodist Church
Bethune-Cookman College
Dayton Beach
Fla
American Bible Society of
Thurmont Public
A. Raymond Syhester
Rosabella Cooper
Miami
Helen Albaugh
Katherine Albaugh
Anna R. Weybright
Mary Grimes Huebner
Women’s Division of
Christian Service
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Helen H. Holter
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
C. Clifford Sylvester
Charles Mathias Sr
Free X Rays Reach 6215 County Residents In Mass Screening
The Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association completed its annual mass x ray program. A total of 6 215 residents took part with more than half x rayed along downtown streets and at local plants. Volunteers registered and conducted the screenings in Braddock Heights Thurmont Emmitsburg Fort Detrick and Graceham among other communities. Results are already returning with about half of reports in and comparisons to 1959 similar but with more county participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Edward Bowers
William S. Burger
Harry O. Gosnell
James A. Grove
Keefer M. Koogle
Bertram Kuhn
Edward H. Mantz
Clarence F. Miller
James Noviagle
Richard L. Shafer
Twenteyng
Thomas J. Crum
A.J. Johnson
Miriam Butcher
Patricia Wagner
O'Neill Jenkins
Allen Sherald
Braddock Heights
G. Carlton Rhoderick IV
Middletown
Rhoderick
Cecil R. Martin
Sue Gaver
Judy Gladhill
Donald Main
Ta Myersville
Joseph R. Harp
Floy Bittle
Mildred Grossnickie
Louise Routzahu
Lucille Rice
Francis Harshman
Wolfsville
Annabelle L. Martin
Eleanor V. Grossnickle
Pauline Grossnickle
Betty M. Brandenburg
Urbana
Louise Willard
Doris Jean Lee
Fort Thick
J. E. Henderson
James McFall
Edwin Mullett
Thomas Cunningham
William Gochenour
Chester Gleiser
Richard Clark
Eugene Cronin
Charles Berdiis
Marian Berdjis
Donald Collins
Jerome Tayior
Point of Rocks
Raritan Club
Robert H. Perry
Elmer .E. Michael
Doubs
Margaret Davis
Catherine Baker
Buckerstoun
Doll
Earl Remsberg
Willis D. Remsberg
Buckeystown
Thurmont
Ralph Stoutlemyer
Plunteers
Victor Kifer
Virgil Zentz
Samuel Birely
Kenneth Angleberger
James Favorite
Gladys Myers
Sandra Kifer
Cheryl Zentz
Graceham
Mildred Grushon
Earl S. Young
John Hoesman
Emmitsburg
Robert G. Fitez
Fitez
Ruth Shuff
Albert Leary
Luther Cregger
Lou Bushman
Morris Zentz
Benjamin P. Ogle
Paul Beale
Charles Gillelan
Bottles Planted 50 Years Ago by Students Unearthed
City workers uncovered two treated bottles planted beneath market trees in a Arbor Day ceremony gone awry. One bottle dated 7900 with scrolls damaged. the other decayed. A bystander identified Shipley Bottling Works glass. Bennet noted Arbor Day tradition at Market School prior to 1900. Names of students and teachers from the class of 1900 were preserved in a brittle message, listing several residents now deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lardine
Shipley
Akon ¥. Bennet
North Market Street
Hersband
Bennett
Market School
Boys’ High School
Girls’ High School
Board of Education
East Church Street
Stanley
Fred Cramer
Frederick
Montgomery Co
Bard Frederick
Funeral Home Plan Approved In Myersville Hearing
The Burgess and Council of Myersville approved Paul F. Bittle’s bid to build a two story funeral home and residence on Mein street. The brick 40 by 52 foot structure across from Billie’s Home sits on a 140 by 295 foot lot with an estimated cost of 26000 dollars. No objectors spoke at the public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess and Council
Myersville
Myer
Paul F. Bittle
Billie Funeral Home
Mein Street
Billie
Burgess
Aday
Bittle
Morgan and Keller
Smithsburg
Taw
Wiliam S. Wachtel
Thomas Bitle
Paul Bittle
Lewistown-Creagerstown X-ray Survey Team Report
Charles Fuss and Mrs John Martin led a local survey assisted by Mrs Randolph Stull chairing the Lewistown Creagerstown area with help from Mrs Albert Powell and Mrs Ka Rippeon. Fifty three persons were x-rayed. Results of the x rays taken at the survey start are now being sent to those x rayed. Everyone should have his or her x ray results within four weeks after the x ray was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Stull
Lewistown - Creagerstown
Albert Powell
Ka Rippeon
East German Agency Attacks Bunche as Spy
The official East German news service ADN denounced U N special envoy Dr Ralph J Bunche as a spy after Hammarskjold decided not to deploy U N troops to Katanga Province The report claims Bunche ignored Security Council resolutions and betrayed Congolese interests.
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Berlin
East Germany
Ralph J. Bunche
Congo
ADN
Bunche
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Katanfa
Security Council On
Castro endorses Soviet aid as Cuba seeks top priority
Raul Castro declares Cuba has moved into the Soviet economic camp praising Moscow and Prague offers and military support while denouncing the United States. He says Soviet aid will meet Cuban orders with top priority, forecasts continued Fidel leadership, and blasts the US capitalist system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Raul Castro
Cuba
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
Castro
Prague
United States
Stro
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Raul
Two Hurt In Accident On Route 15 North Of Frederick
Two men were injured in a one car crash on Route 15 north of Frederick early today. Daniel Howard Chek and Charles M. Kauffman were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Click, the more seriously hurt, sustained knee and forehead lacerations. Kauffman had scalp laceration and chest and shoulder contusions. Click was charged with speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Daniel Howard Chek
Charles M. Kauffman
Frederck Click
Kauffman
R. C. Lewis
Thomas Farm
Click
Gordon Smith
Harry J. Frost
Edwin T Nicewarner
Lewis
Nixon Returns Home From 11384 Mile Campaign Tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon returned to Washington after an extensive campaign swing totaling 11,384 miles. He called the trip very pleasing as he resumed official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Women's Army Unit Rebels Over 11 P M Curfew
In Manorbi er Wales twenty one WRAC girls defied an 11 p m curfew staging a midnight protest on the camp parade square. Led by Pvt Elizabeth McConnachie the group demanded loosened restrictions saying the rule treated them like children. An all male patrol escorted them to the camp jailhouse but the army then promised an investigation and released them without discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manorbier
Wales
Women
Royal Army Corps
Elizabeth McConnachie
WRACS
Four Rigs Involved In Pile-Up On U S Route 340
Four tractor trailers piled up on Altstadt's Hill on U S Route 340 near Bolivar. Damage exceeded $20 000. One driver charged with failing to have vehicle under control. No injuries reported. First wreck involved a 1957 Mack owned by McLean Trucking Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altstadt
U.S
N.C
Clovis
RFD
Williamson
N_C
Hall
Mack
Vinson-Dixon Lines
Kingsport
Tenn
Newton Showalter
Harrisonburg
Billy Williams
Charleston
Kan
Irvan W. Frase
Downington
the Lines
New Market
Adam Capriotti
Shas
Halltown
Myers
Dag Hammarskjold Seeks UN Role in Congo Crisis
UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold proposed that the Security Council assure Katanga Province the UN will not take sides. He rushed back to New York for an emergency session after scrapping plans to send troops into Katanga, citing risk of bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullet
United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
U_N_ Security Council
Katanga
U.N
Congo
Katangay
B-nation Council
Leopoldville
New York
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
Elisabethville
Moise Tshombe
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
United States
Canada
M. Krogos
Prisoners Expected to Return to Work in Maryland
About 560 inmates at the House of Correction in Jessup Maryland refused to work for two days over a grievance. They want the five day per month time off for outside work extended to inside prisoners. Warden Steiner will seek the attorney general’s ruling, with a decision hoped by Monday and possible Board of Correction action afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
API
House of Correction
Toda
William F. Steiner
Frederick
Sherriff
C. Ferdinand Sybert
University Hospital
James W. Curran
Board of Correction
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SGOMN
Conseration of Health
Potomac
U. S
Sylvester Will
Beingles
Alton
Davis
Earl Wood
Frede
Rymieed -Phime
Teize
Charles Derr
T. Paul Urner
Iutl
Worman Cramer
Earl Buckie “Wood
Garrett Don Cameron DeGra
Funeral Home
Charles Fuss
John Martin
Burgess and Commissioners of
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