Unanimous vote funds Brunswick High School project
The Board of County Commissioners approved 2,188,511.54 for Brunswick High School construction after unanimous discussion. Commissioner Dorsey, Horman expressed reluctance, praising the committee’s work while criticizing past education board control. Irvin Renn said funds must not be delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
New Brunswick
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Reon A. Irvin Renn
Dorsey
Boards of Education
C. Gordon Smith
Hallar Best
Brunswick
Special Committee
Frederick County
Smith Whitt
Best
Mr. Smith
Herman
Funde
Deceptograph Lies Detector Sold to Frederick Barracks
The Frederick Barracks of the Maryland State Police now houses a Deceptograph the layman calls a lie detector. Manufactured by the C H Stoelting Company it cost 1260 and records breathing skin response and heart activity. Cpl Henry Stafford administers tests after months of training. The device is the fifth in Maryland and the only one in Western Maryland. Suspects may decline the test and results aren’t court admissible. Tests take three minutes with eight or nine questions, and briefing duration depends on the subject’s understanding.
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Frederick
Maryland
Henry Stafford
Clifton Road
Stafford
Pikesville
National Training Center of
New York
Cleve Baxter
Frederick Conunty
Northeast
Waldorf
Salisbury
Cpl
Petue Peti Lah
Miocene Persson
Alabama Board Orders Bible Study In Public Schools
Alabama public school children will be required to take a course in the Bible following a State Board of Education ruling. The change aligns with a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision while noting that practical impact may be minimal due to existing reading requirements.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Litter Bug Forfeits for Throwing Trash on Street
Kenneth Francis Reeder of West South Street forfeited 25.80 in Magistrate Court Monday after being charged Thursday by City Police for disposing trash on a public street. Cpl Henry Stafford and Lt Ellis G Carty handled the case after Reeder was seen throwing a newspaper from a car on West Patrick Street. Della appears ahead Washington AP reports rising support for Charles A Della in defeating the Maryland District of Columbia AFL president. Ballinwire delegation did not back renomination of Charles T Mountain for vice president, Mountain a strong supporter of President Woodrow Wilson.
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Kenneth Francis Reeder
South Street
West Patrick Street
Henry Stafford
Reeder
Ellis G. Carty
Della
Washington
Charles A. Della
Maryland District of Columbia
Ballinwire
Charles T. Muntain
Muntain
Wondrow FL Strong
College Land Sites Discussed
The Baptist Convention of Maryland discussed several site options for a junior college at a meeting last week at Hood College. A Lisbon farm of about 300 acres near Old U.S. 40 was one of the sites. a 40 acre core was planned for immediate use with expansion toward a four year liberal arts college. Rev. Dr. Gresham said Frederick area looked favorable and donations of land could be possible, though no purchase obligations were made as other sites remain under consideration.
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Lisbon
Baptist Convention of Maryland
Gumimittee
Hood College
de. Roy D. Gresham
Baptists
Frederick
Liston
Dr. Gresham
Gresham
Water Bad Says State Health Men Water Supply Threatens
Sykesville health officer Dr Donald Fisher warns the town water supply endangers residents and urges taking state offer to buy water from Springfield State Hospital. He warns of potential epidemic. Mayor Bernard McDougall says a new town charter is needed to borrow funds for laying the pipe line. the town lacks money or borrowing power.
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Sykesville, Md
Donald FE. Fisher
Carrell County
Sykesville
Fisher
Springfield State Hospital
Bernard McDougall
Farm exports dip by 42 million in FY ending July 1
The Agriculture Department reports total U S farm exports at 84.1 billion for the fiscal year ending July 1, down 42 million from the prior year. Declines are noted in cotton, wheat, tobacco, inedible fats, and poultry meat products while soybeans, oilseed products, feed grains, rice, vegetables and preparations, and dairy products show gains.
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Agriculture Department
Urban League Seeks Priority School Care for Negro Slum Children
Baltimore AP An Urban League official urged that Negro and slum children receive top priority in public schools. Finley, associate director for education, argued white citizens have had preferential treatment for 98 years and called for a "massive Marshall Plan" to improve education for the disadvantaged. The three day desegregation conference included superintendents, leaders, and federal officials.
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Baltimore
National Urban League
Neto Ad
Otix Fi. Finley
Uryan League
Finley
Uearn Foundation
Inday
Americans Ambush Drill Near Panmunjom in DMZ
In the demilitarized zone near Panmunjom, a large US force set ambush positions and withdrew at dawn after avoiding contact with North Korean patrols. Armored personnel carriers stood ready within a few thousand yards while a sizable force anticipated engagement. The action followed a July 29 ambush that killed two Americans nearby.
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Korea
Demilitarized Zone
United Nations
Frederick Triumphs Over Easton In Ninth Inning Title Win
Frederick defeats Easton 4-3 in the ninth to win the American Legion Junior Baseball Tournament at College Park. Southpaw Jimmy Trout earned his second playoff win with 17 strikeouts as Frederick Key Post boys complete an undefeated run.
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Frederick
Easton
American Legion
College Park
Jimmy Trout
Wong
Frederick Boys
Francis Scott Key Post
Lou Pnimens
Culege Park
Cool Dry Spell Continues In Frederick County Weather
Frederick County faces another August drought with no meaningful rainfall so far this month. July rainfall fell well short of normal and last August remains the driest on record. Daily highs reach mid 80s with cool nights and no significant showers expected through Thursday.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Angus
Everedy Names Read To New Post
Charles McCarthy president of Everedy Company announces Arthur Read Jr. is appointed assistant to the president, handling special market sales and product promotion. Read, a Babson graduate, comes from Bolta Products Division and will move with his family from Anciver Massachusetts after summer in Provincetown, Cape Cod.
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Charles McCarthy
Everedy Company
Arthur Read Jr
Babson University
Wellesley
Mass
Read
Bolta Products
Geneva
Tire and Hubber, Company
Lawrence
Anciver
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Exile Invaders Seize Cap Haitien Amid Haiti Invasion Report
AP reports Haiti's exile forces reportedly captured Cap Haitien and nearby towns as dictator Duvalier faced an invasion on the north coast. An OAS emergency meeting was called as Dominican border action and asylum crossings were noted. Cap Haitien imposed curfews and wartime measures while unconfirmed reports circulated of further landings.
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Cap Haitien
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Dominican Republic
Washington
Organization of American States
Fern D. Baguidy
OAS
AMS Ue
Ee Republic
Francois ‘Papa Doe’ Duval
Port Au
Prince
Duvalier
Dominican Frontier Forces
Hispaniola
Inati Bosch
National Palace
Listin Diario
Santo Domingo
Fort Liberte
Cap Hait
Mercedes Douglas to marry attorney Robert B. Holt today
Beverly Hills report states Mercedes Douglas plans to wed Washington attorney Robert B. Holt today, a day after her ex husband William O. Douglas’s confirmation of divorce. The ceremony is to take place at a friend’s home with Mercedes aged 18 years younger than the former justice.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
APA
Mercedes Douglas
Supreme Court
Wiliam O. Douglas
Marriet Agit
Drouglas
Mondas
Robert B. Helt
Washington
Thuglas
Ridgeville Opposing Annexation to Mt Airy Stirs Residents
A petition opposing Ridgeville joining Mt Airy was presented to the Mt Airy Council. 45 of 53 area property owners signed, citing costs of water extension, water rent, city taxes, and restrictions of incorporation. A referendum may decide the annexation outcome. In a separate note, Soviet Union launched another Cosmos satellite, unmanned scientific research vehicle, as announced by Moscow Radio.
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Ridgeville
Mt. Airy
Harry E. Hahn
Route 44
Bennett Road
Mr. Airy
Hahn
Soviets
Moscow
Uneion
Mascow Radio
Faul
Merch
Russia Told To Wait in Berlin Nuclear Talks
British foreign policy chiefs told Soviet diplomats in Moscow that negotiations should pause until NATO allies discuss the matters. Secretary of State Rusk signaled Western pressure in Berlin as Khrushchev’s nonaggression pact and a nuclear test ban were on the table. Informants noted Gromyko urged the three powers to push the nonaggression treaty, while the Russians preferred to finalize the test ban first. About 400 people applauded as the Big Three ministers left the Foreign Ministry after the morning talks.
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Moscow
APD -Amerive
NATO
Rusk
United States
Berlin
Lord Howe
Andrei
Grominto
Gre O
Khrushchev
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ruskias
Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
County Heads Reject Rezoning Vote Rejects Haus bid
Commissioners unanimously reject Johan Haus request to revert rezoned commercial area near Lewistown to agricultural use. Planning Commission recommended no change. Hearing on Houston proposal held last Tuesday. site at Route 15 and Putman Road. Local opponents cite noise and safety concerns for a 24 hour truck stop planned by Robert Keilholtz and Chester Zontz Jr. involving a restaurant motel service station and garage. The $175.00 business would employ 20 to 30 people. Previously, in August, commissioners approved the commercial rezoning. Houstons contend it clears the way for development along US 1. مزید
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Board of County Commissioners
Johan Haus
Lewistown
Planning Commission
Houston
Theorth
Route 15
Putman Road
Robert Keilholtz
Chester Zontz Jr
Thurmont
Ad Agriculture
Mediasy
Rezaming
Cam
US. 1
Hiroshima Remembers Bomb Victims as Test Ban Signed
On the anniversary of the August attack, Hiroshima marks 18 years since the atom bomb with a memorial and a minute of silence. The city notes relief at the Moscow partial ban and the related world conference on hydrogen and atomic weapons, though delegates from several nations clash over denouncement.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Moscow
Womeo Hama
Mack
Soviet Union
Red China
Soviet Russia
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