Frederick County Fair Board set meeting before Great Fair
The Frederick County Agricultural Society Board meets next Friday at the fairgrounds to discuss the nine seven weeks remain until the Great Frederick Fair. Airey L D Young becomes acting president after John L Shaw Sr death. No board reorganization expected. premiums catalog nearly complete and livestock entries due September 9. Amusements of America returns with sulky races and Jack Kochman auto thrill shows. Tickets go on sale September 18. fair runs September 24 through five days and nights of events with numerous acts and amusements.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick
Airey LD
John L. Shaw Sr
Wale F. Hursey
Amusements of America
Jack Kochman
Hursey
Funk Seeks Second Bay Bridge and Two More
Baltimore AP report quotes John B. Funk director of the State Roads Commission saying a second Chesapeake Bay Bridge is essential with two more bridges needed. He envisions one parallel to the present span and another linking Baltimore and Kent counties, possibly in the 1970s. He expects a decision on construction priority after a traffic patterns study.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
John B. Funk
State Roads Commission
Funk
Kent
SRC
Taking Applications For Postmaster Postmaster job opening in Hagerstown
The Civil Service Commission announced it will accept applications for the Hagerstown Maryland postmaster position. Salary listed at 98 540 a year. Apply or postmark by September 3. A Cape Charles Virginia project spokesman says final pile for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel will be driven next week likely Wednesday.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Hagerstown
Commission
Cape Charles, Va
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Proect
Lake near Urbana to be largest public fishing spot
Work has begun on a five acre lake south of Urbana, a major public recreation project built by the State Game and Inland Fish Commission with R F Kline Co as contractor. costing about $19,000, the lake will be stocked with bass bluegill crappie and catfish for fishing only with no live bait or post sunset fishing.
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Urbana
State Game and Infamt Fish, Commission
R. F. Kline Company
U. S
Robert Avraham
Game and Inland Fish Commission
U.S. 240
Bennett's Creek
Mr. Abraham
Abraham
New Dixon Road
New Pastor Appointed For Here
Rev. Floyd Albert Krause of Zanesville Ohio was named pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist Church replacing Rev Tor Dahlberg who now leads a congregation in Adelphi. Krause previously led Reislerstown and Westminster parishes since 1961 after serving Hagestown as assistant pastor in 1960. He is a 1957 La Sierra College graduate and 1959 Potomac Seminary alumnus who headed the Young Peoples Missionary Volunteer Society. He and his wife Julia Carolyn Krause reside on West Seventh Street with their 7 year old daughter.
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Floyd Albert Krause
Zanesville
Ohio
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Tor Dahlberg
Adelphi
Reislerstown
Westminster
Mr. Krause
Hagerstown
Krause
la Sierra College
la Sierra
Calif
Potomac University
Takoma
Andrews University
Berrien Springs
Mich
Young Peoples Missionary Volunteer Society
Southwestern Junior College
Keene
Tex
United States Army
Korea
Southwestern
Julia Carolyn Krause
Benton
Ant
West Seventh Street
Federal workers to take diabetes tests using fudge bar device
In a pilot program across nine cities federal employees are being screened for diabetes with an Auto Analyzer device that processes blood samples quickly, enabling rapid identification of suspicions cases. The project covers Washington, D C, and Delaware with 15 535 employees across 31 departments in its first year.
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Washington
Andra
Fem
Deiles
Governors and architects to meet on school plans
Frederick County officials schedule a Monday morning session with the Governor and Thomas Johnson High School architects to review proposed features. A second afternoon meeting will involve the architects and county and school officials. A new zoning appeals member will be appointed to replace John L. Shaw.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Thomas Johnson School
Board of Commissioners
Frederick County
Sentencing Withheld On Man Raymond Haines in City
Raymond Haines was found guilty of passing bad checks but sentencing was withheld until September 5 in a hearing before Magistrate Stanley Bennett. Witnesses Margaret A. Reed and Rodney B. Huffer testified the checks were given to Safeway Supermarket for groceries on December 27 and 28, 1987. Haines pleaded guilty, his attorney Austin James citing unemployment and five children to request a seven to 10 day delay to repay the checks. James noted Haines had just secured a carpentry job with the County School.
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Raymond Haines
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Margaret A. Reed
Lewistown
Rodney B. Huffer
Jefferson
Safeway
Bi Pec
Haines
Austin James
James E. Duncan
St Marys County official indicted for malfeasance
Leonardtown Md Charles A Norris St Marys County States Attorney was indicted on two counts for alleged malfeasance after a grand jury found he failed to question a witness about an illegal dice game in July. Bond set at 500 and Norris named in bench warrant. Also charged with conspiracy to violate state gaming laws are Philip E Gray Edward Hamaway and C Miles Mattingly.
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Norris
Philip E. Gray
Edward Hamaway
C. Miles Mattingly
Baltimore National Guard sergeant packs wrong item at bivouac
A Baltimore based National Guard sergeant preparing for a Cambridge bivouac packed his duffle with a razor toothbrush extra socks and a child sized plastic wading pool mistaken for an air mattress. The inflatable pool billowed from his pup tent causing amusement at the camp.
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Baltimore
National Guard
Cambridge
Cattbridge
Cambridge mayor forms committee for equal accommodations amendment
CAMBRIDGE AP Mayor Calvin W Mowbray announced a new citizens committee will back an equal accommodations charter amendment as a petition seeks a vote. Attorney James Hessenauer said the box showed 1657 signatures from registered white voters. petition filing deadline is Saturday. City officials will verify signers and set a voting date within 4 to 60 days after petitions are found in order. The mayor urged calm and pledged scrutiny of signatures while citing a past effort to attract industry and a Maryland extension campus plan as context for maintaining peace and progress in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Calvin W. Mowbray
James D. Hessenauer
Kenneth Hughes
Hughes
C. Awdry Thompson
Annapolis
Thompson
Mowbray
William A. Brotemarkle
Jay Cambridge
New Citizens Committee
University of Maryland
Local People Injured In Parkersburg Wreck
Mrs. William Lizier of Yellow Springs sustained a back injury in a Parkersburg W Va accident Monday. She is in satisfactory condition at a Parkersburg hospital. Her son Larry also recovers from facial cuts. The crash occurred when her car was broadside by a passing vehicle at a stop sign. Of eight in Mrs Lazier’s car, five were hospitalized. Mrs Lazier and her son plan to return to Frederick next week.
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William Lizier
Yellow Springs
Parkersburg
W. Va
M Lizier
Larry
Kennedy Baby Dies After Breathing Fight
In Boston the son of President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy died at 4 44 am after a 39 hour struggle with lung disease. Doctors attributed the cause to hyaline membrane disease as the President flew from Otis Air Force Base to inform Mrs Kennedy. The funeral mass was planned for Cardinal Cushing in private, with the family grieving at Hyannis Port.
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Boston
Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Boston Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Robert
Sen
Edward
White House
Squaw Island
Cape Cod
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Kennedy Hurries To Hospital Bedside In Tragic Loss
President Kennedy arrived at Boston's Children's Medical Center to comfort Jacqueline Kennedy after the death of their infant son Patrick. Robert Kennedy accompanied him as cameras watched, while Caroline and John Jr. awaited news of a hoped for baby brother.
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Pres. Kennedy
Children's Hospital Medical Center
Boston
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Cape Cod
Patrick
White House
Con
Children’s Medical Center
Caroline
John Jr
Johns Hopkins Pediatrician Explains Hyaline Membrane Disease
Johns Hopkins pediatrician Dr. Wary Biller Avery describes hyaline membrane disease as a leading cause of death among premature infants, noting its association with lung immaturity. She says most cases occur in premature births, rarely in term infants, and outlines symptoms, treatment, and the lack of a familial link.
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Johns Hopkins
Kennedy
Baltimore
Johns’ Hopkins
Hest
Wary Biller Avery
Isnistam
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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John L. Shaw
Second Bay Bridge
Otis Air Force
Rev
Floyd A, Krause
St. Mary’s
UAL
Cardinal Cushing
Salinger
Children's Hospital
Davis Powers
Otis
Children’s Hospital
Hyannis Port
Cape Cort
Hugh D. Auchincloss
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