Retired Engineer Kolb Dies at 78 in Frederick
Robert L. Kolb a longtime Frederick resident and engineer died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 2 a.m. He was 78 and had been ill since 1933. Surviving are three sisters Mrs. Marion K. Green Miss Harriet Kolb and Miss Alice Kolb. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 p.m. at the Kolb home with private interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Kolb
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
David
Caroline Sawyer Kolb
Betty Thomas
Frederick Academy
Kolb
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
U. S
Southland
Luiken Badge Company
York Street Railways
York
49Th Engineers
Nevers
France
Ohio River
Europe
East Third Street
Frederick
Singanore
Frederick High School
City
Columbia Lodge
Masons
Marion K. Green
Harriet Kolb
Alice Kolb
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Four Killed In State Accidents
Four persons died in three Maryland highway crashes late Friday and today. The toll for the year reached 261, down from 329 a year earlier. A head on collision near Accokeek killed John Moreland Jr. and Claude Carson as their vehicles collided with a propane tank truck. A Bel Air crash at US 1 and MD 152 killed Hazel Cook and injured her son John Cook and Mary O Donavan. A separate pedestrian fatality occurred on Eastern Avenue Extended near Reid Road when Sidney McCurray was struck and died at City Hospital.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Prince Georges County
John F Moreland Jr. Jr
Accokeek
Claude 8. Carson
Dealle Hill Road
Moreland
Hazel Arlene Cook
Upper Falls
Harford Memorial Hospital
Bel Air
Baltimore
City Hospital
Sidney Talmadge McCurray
Eastern Avenue
Reid Road
McCurry
Faiths to share costs for inter faith hospital room
Representatives of three faiths will meet Frederick Memorial Hospital officials in September to finalize plans for an inter faith meditation room. Estimated total cost about 1800 dollars, to be shared equally. each group contributing 600 dollars. The room aims to serve patients families staff and doctors in a simple dignified chapel setting.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul S. Michael
Board of Managers
Harry Fehl
Frederick County
City police inspect and register over 900 bicycles
More than 900 bicycles were inspected and registered in the past week, bringing total licenses to 1,419 in two weeks. Police estimate a 2,100 bike population and note August 7 started the project with 537 registrations. Inspections run at multiple locations through Thursday.
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South End
Scholl
Maryland to Hire 1341 New Teachers as Enrollments Rise
State education officials estimate 1,341 new teachers will be hired this fall across 22 counties and Baltimore City to handle an anticipated 27,189 more pupils, with Baltimore City seeing the largest increase at 279. Total enrollment is planned at 610,690 with about 25,546 teachers available.
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Baltimore
Garrett County
Baltimore City
Maryland
State Department of Education
Department of Education
David W. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queen Annes
St Marys
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
Boy Drowns in Choptank River at Cambridge Yacht Basin
An eight year old boy Norman Adams of Cambridge drowned after apparently falling into the Choptank River while looking at boats moored in the Cambridge yacht basin. He was visiting with his father Eldridge Adams a Cambridge Wire Cloth Co. executive. The body was recovered hours later by Cambridge Volunteer Fire Co. investigators said.
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Cambridge
Norman Adams
Eldridge ‘Adams
Polic
Cambridge Volunteer Fire Co
Cambridge Wire Cloth Co
State Trooper Rounds Up Stray Horses Near Frederick
Trooper Albert G. Hedden encountered two stray horses along Route 40 east of Frederick. He corralled a Chestnut aging gelding and a two year old colt and had them taken to the Frederick Fair grounds for owner claim.
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Albert G. Hedden
Route 40
Frederick
Trooper Hedder
Frederick Fairgrounds
Charitable Groups To Benefit From Keeney Estate In Maryland
Four local health and charitable agencies share the bulk of an estate estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars after the deaths of J Thomas Keeney on July 27 and his wife Elizabeth Keeney on July 28. The couple left specific bequests for two great nephews and a trust fund while the remainder goes to the Frederick County Heart Fund the Salvation Army the Tuberculosis Association and the Crippled Children of Maryland. The wills dated January 27 1959 were probated by the Orphans Court with James McSherry named executor.
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J. Thomas Keeney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Keeney
Johnsville
Keeney
Orphans Court
Paul A. Spurrier
Frances E. Smyth
Rocky Hill
Buster Long
Dennis Clem
Long
Clem
Frederick County Heart Fund
Salvation Army
Tuberculosis Association
Crippled Children of Maryland
James Mc
Louis S Jones
John G. Glass
Burrier
Adaline
Bossard
Stanley
Samuel Sicura
Gertie E. Sicura
Bettymae Line
W Jerome Offutt
Shcura
W. Jerome Offutt
Union
Battle Group Off For Berlin
A 1,500 man battle group from the 18th Infantry Regiment of the 8th Infantry Division moves from Sandhofen West Germany to Berlin. President Kennedy ordered the reinforcement after talks with Secretary Rusk and advisers. The unit travels via Helmstedt Berlin Autobahn with three M41 light tanks, joining about 11,000 Allied troops in West Berlin.
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Kennedy
East Germany
West Berlin
Pentagon
8Th Infantry Division
Sandhofen
Mannheim
West Germany
Col
Glover S. Johns
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Red
West Berli
U.S
White House
Pierre Salinger
East Berlin
Helmstedt-Berlin
Germany
Free X Rays Reach 4641 as County Unit Expands
The Frederick County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association reports 4641 people x rayed, up from 3501 last year, with 1300 more participants. The service is free, funded by Christmas Seals, and aims to detect tuberculosis. The unit visits county towns early next week then the city, with a detailed schedule listed.
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Frederick County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association
C. Freda Doll
Health Department
Wolfsville School
Lincoln Apartments
DeGrange Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Tailoring and Vicinity
South Wisner Street
Mr. Grove Lime Company
Frederick Plant
Fort Detrick
Frederick Shopping Center
Car and Tanker Collision Injures Frederick Man
Frederick man Marion Eugene Burkett was treated and released after his 1959 Mercury struck the rear of a gasoline tanker on Route 40 near Ridgeville around 4 15 this morning. Burkett, 31, charged with reckless driving, injuries mild, tanker unharmed.
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Frederick
Ridgeville
Marion Eugene Burkett
Charles Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tfe
Harry Edwards
Burkett
Ridgeville Hill
John Luther Wolford
Hagerstown
Edwards
Th. Albert C. Hedden
Two Runaways Picked Up By Police Near New Market
State Police detained two teenage runaways Billy W Bunche 13 and Robert Hamby 15 both of Sykesville after they approached a residence near New Market on Route 144 asking to stay the night. Missing from Abrecht Road since Friday at 10 am they were held at the Frederick County Jail awaiting parental return.
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New Market
Billy W. Bunche
Robert Hamby
Sykesville
Younslers
Abrecht Road
Frederick County
Guvenue
Minister Tries To Oust Family From Los Angeles Church
Rev Wayne A Eurich seeks to remove John H Chapman his wife Betty and daughter Connie from the First Baptist Church of Mar Vista claiming unchristian conduct and loud services. A Superior Court injunction bars the Chapmans from church premises. Police report no overnight arrests though two men in the city shifts faced intoxication charges.
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Los Angeles
Chapman
Betty
Connie
Eurich
Wee Women Celebrate Iconic Top Grouch of 20th Century
A lighthearted column salutes a famed grouch named as a defining character of the era. The piece notes enduring appeal and cultural impact, praising longevity of the persona.
Johnson and Adenauer confer as West Berlin guards tighten
Vice President Johnson arrives in Bonn to meet Chancellor Adenauer before Berlin talks. The U S and allies rush fresh troops to West Berlin while the Soviet Union rejects the Berlin frontier protest, signaling the barrier may remain until a new arrangement.
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W. Berlin
Bonn
Moscow
U.S
East
West Berlin
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
B47 crashes near Hasty Colorado with casualties
A U S Air Force B47 jet crashed near the John Martin reservoir in southeastern Colorado killing one, with two survivors and one missing. The aircraft from Davis-Monthan AFB Tucson took off at 9 45 pm MST and crashed after a high altitude simulated bomb release near Conarda. Authorities will name the crew after next of kin notices.
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Colo
John Martin Reservoir
Arkansas River
Colorado
Air Force
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Nad
Oat Lamar
Colo. Davis Monthan
Conrada
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