Car Rams Into Pole Near Frederick on Gas House Pike
A 15 year old driver and a passenger were injured when a 1955 Plymouth owned by Walter Stine crashed after clipping a utility pole and hitting a steam roller on the Gas House Pike near Dance Hall road around 2:30 am. Bell faced reckless driving charges while Stine was charged with allowing an unauthorized driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Gerald Richard Bell
RFD 1
Mt. Airy
Walter Stine
Gas House Pike
Dance Hall Road
Frederick
Bell
Stine West
Dance Hall
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stine
Robert McClear
Young Bell
Sline
Neil W. Alexander
Hansonville
John Koontz
Walter Mitten
Rochester
N. Y
Mitten
Sgt. Koontz
Migrant ministry work evaluated at summer meeting
The Frederick County migrant ministry program, begun this summer by the County Council of Church Women, will be reviewed Monday at 2 pm at the Church of the Brethren. Attendees include representatives from supporting churches, the Health Department, Employment Security, Public Health and Tuberculosis Association, and others. McDaniel, the migrant chaplain, will summarize the summer program and progress as about 350 workers harvest beans and corn for a local canning factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
County Health Department
Department of Employment Security
Frederick County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association
Frederick County Council of Church
Southeastern National Council of Churches
Dillingham McDaniel
Frederick County
McDaniel
Harry L. Fehl
Memorial United Brethren Church
Cime
Frederick Beauty Project Could Become City Of Flowers And Flags
A downtown Frederick beautification plan aims to place lamp post flower pots and flower boxes on streets, plus a forthcoming avenue of flags to honor patriots and Francis Scott Key. The project hinges on cooperation and funding from merchants, residents, and City support, starting with Patrick Street blocks and the Square, with spring as the target for lamp posts and flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
United States
Francis Scott Key
Francis Scott
Key Hotel
Beauty
Patrick Street
Robert H. Pilgram
Edward McGuiness
Sears
Market Street
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Lamp Post
Western Maryland Trust Company
Citizens Branch
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Frederick County Bank
Allen Routzhan
Kemp’s
Kennedy Building
Melvin Engle
Engle
London
Bank of
Western Marylander Company
Queen Mother
Chamber of Commerce
Seventh Street
Jaycees
Board of Aldermen
Indictment Charges Three Drug Firms Over Prices
New York AP three major drug makers Pfizer Cyanamid and Bristol-Myers plus top executives face federal indictment on price rigging and monopoly charges. government says they controlled about 70 percent of aureomycin tetramycin tetracycline markets and efforts to patent tetracycline aided price protection. co conspirators include Olin Mathieson and Upjohn. max penalties three years and 150000 dollars fine per company. investigative probe led by Sen Kefauver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
John E. Mc Keen
American Cyanamid Co
Wilbur G. Malcolm
Bristol-Myers Co
Frederic N. Schwartz
US Patent Office
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
E. R. Squibb & Sons
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo, Mich
Pfizer
Cyanamid
Bristol-Myers
Bristol- Myers
Squibb and
Upjohn
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Mount Saint Marys College To Start Major Campus Buildings
Mount Saint Marys College at Emmitsburg will begin nearly 1.5 million dollars in construction Monday. The dormitory block and the 41,000 square foot Student Union will be built by Frederick Construction and Henry A. Knott Inc respectively, with May and Ruppert as architects. The Student Union is due May 1, 1962 and the dormitory by July 15, 1962. The project includes 208 dormitory beds, dining facilities for 750 to 1,500 students, parking, lounges, kitchens, and anticipated future expansions, financed by a Federal Housing and Finance Agency loan of 1,140,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Frederick Construction Company
Henry A. Knott, Inc
Baltimore
May and Ruppert
Washington
Pangborn Hall
2Ecar
College
Federal Housing and Finance Agency
Burgee Hands Ist Decisions As Magistrate
Substitute Magistrate Richard Burgee, on the bench for the first time, found three motorists guilty in drunken driving and speeding cases. Eugene Davis, 37, a Ft. Dix soldier, and Samuel H. Griffith, 41, of Rohrersville, were convicted of drunken driving with Breathalyzer readings of .23 and .18 respectively. Griffith was fined 150 dollars after pleading guilty. Davis was fined 100 dollars due to his family burdens. Billy G. Gibson, 25, of Hiawassee, Ga., drove a truck at 65 mph on U.S. 46 near Frederick. he was found guilty, fined 20 dollars, and jailed 10 days in lieu of the remaining fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Burgee
Eugene Davis
Ft. Dix
N. J
Samuel H. Griffith
Rohrersville
Griffith
Neil W. Alexander
U. S. 40
Frederick
Davis
Richard E. Alderton
Urbana
Wilbur Sheffield
Burgee
Gibson
Frederick County
Cuban freighter Bahia de Nipe defectors seek asylum in U.S.
Eleven of the 34 crew members on the Cuban sugar freighter Bahia de Nipe bound for a Soviet port were brought ashore at Cape Henry and Chesapeake Bay after reportedly being forced to divert. The State Department said the defectors would be allowed to stay in the United States while the remaining 23 crew are watched by coast guard authorities. The ship, 3,800 tons, had radioed it was headed for Norfolk then a Soviet port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Soviet Union
Cape Henry
United States
State Department
Washington
Bahia de Nipe
Fidel Castro
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
Cuba
Russia
Bahia ‘de Nipe
Train Collides With Station Wagon Killing Five in Alma
In Alma Michigan a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train smashed into a station wagon killing a mother Betty Jane Olszewski 33 and her four children Christine 12 Michael 9 Andrew 7 and Mary Jane. Witness Donald Brink 17 said the driver could not be seen and engineer John E Meuser 60 said he saw the car too late. The wagon was dragged 1400 feet after impact. The husband Edwin 38 fainted at the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma, Mich
Donald Brink
Chesapeake & Ohio
Betty Jane Olszewski
Christine
Michael
Andrew
Mary Jane
Alma
Southern
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
Young Brink
John E. Meuser
Five Day Forecast From AP Details Mild Temps Ahead
Five day forecast notes temperatures about four degrees above normal with warm conditions Saturday and Sunday and cooler late Monday into Tuesday. Scattered thunderstorms Sunday and Monday may bring about a quarter inch of rain. East of the mountains highs run in the low to mid 80s with lows in the 60s. in the mountains highs are upper 70s and lows around the lower 50s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rabbi Kosman Accepts Beth Sholom Pulpit
Harold Feldman and Beth Sholom Congregation announce the appointment of Rabbi Morris Kosman of Detroit as Rabbi and Spiritual Leader of the Beth Sholom Congregation in Frederick. He assumed duties August 1 1961 replacing Rabbi Saul Hyman who moved to Somerville NF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Feldman
Beth Sholom
Morris Kosman
Detroit
Mich
Federick
Kosman
Saul Hyman
Somerville
Congregation Beth-el
Fort Meyers
Fla
Fort Meyers’ Ministerial Association
Sunland Training Center
Rabbi Kosman
Rabbinical College of Telshe
Cleveland
Wayne University
Western Reserve University
Calener Day School
University of Pittsburgh
Florida
Frederick
Elm Street
East Germany raises brick wall along Berlin border
East Berlin authorities construct a brick barrier behind barbed wire on the sector border as refugees continue to flee to West Berlin. West Berlin reports a heavy truck rammed by refugees. one bullet struck a Western home. About 150 escapees daily remain active, with several East German guards defecting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
People's Police
Workers
Alligator Puts Army Officers On The Run
FT. STEWART Ga AP A foot alligator proved too rambunctious for three Army officers from Ft Stewart. Capt H E Motley and partners were driving a truck on the reservation when the reptile crawled onto the road They used canoe paddles to poke it but the alligator splintered both paddles and then bit the tailpipe and muffler under the vehicle The officers fled hoping to escape the aggressive animal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Stewart. Ga
Army
Ft. Stewart
H. E. Motley
Motley
Kennedy chided by Republicans over streamline request
Washington AP reports five Republican House members urged President Kennedy to implement Hoover Commission recommendations to save millions by eliminating duplication and reforming federal bookkeeping. One of the signers was Rep. Charles Mathias Jr. of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Republican House
Hoover Commission
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Wee Women Youll Read About This Days Shopping
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Johnson to visit Berlin as Kennedy envoy
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will fly from Andrews Air Force Base to Berlin as President Kennedy's personal representative for talks with West German leaders. He will meet Chancellor Adenauer and Mayor Willy Brandt to relay Kennedy’s reply to Brandt over border closure tensions while consideration swells of reinforcing Berlin’s Western garrison.
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Washington
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Berlin
Kennedy
Johnson
Andrews Air Force Base
Lucius Clay
U.S
Germany
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Brandt
East Berlin
Pierre Salinger
Clay
Bonn
Adenauer
United States
London
State Department
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Foreign Aid Veto Rejected by Senate
Washington AP The Senate rejected a bid to require a congressional veto over foreign aid grants above five million dollars for development projects abroad. The defeated amendment by Senator Prouty would have extended existing curbs on loans to gifts. The treasury financed five year program already demanded four committees review 30 days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
City Arc Resurfacing Nears Completion As Two Streets Remain
City engineer Robert A Whiteford said most scheduled street resurfacing is finished for the summer. Final work will target Rosemont avenue in front of Hood College and 1dth street between North Market and East streets, with other roads already completed. Work on the remaining streets starts next Wednesday and Mary street water main work began Thursday. A culvert will connect Mary street extended with Brigadrga.
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Robert A. Whiteford
Rosemont Avenue
Hood College
North Market
East Streets
Lee Place
Park Avenue
Trail Avenue
Narva Avenue
West Patrick Street
Wyngate
Fleming Avenue
West College Terrace
College Avenue
Mary Street
Mary Street 1
Brigadrga
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Nipwera Oe
Beauty Project
City
Frederick Constr. Co
Yopos
Communist People's Police
Workers Militia
Rabbi Morris Kosman
Alligator
Mathias
Chide Kennedy
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