Suspect Polio Cases Rise in Frederick County
County Health Officer reports six additional possible polio cases and several family exposures, including a 19 month old with type three polio at Walter Reed and a 14 year old with leg paralysis. An adult case and several suspected Coxsackie virus infections are noted amid ongoing vaccination and treatment efforts.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Donald Wolfe
R Wolfe
Route 1
Myers
Fredemorial Hospital
Burgess
Beverly Fauble
Robert Fauble
Middle Alley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Debra Frandsen
Elvin Frandsen
West Patrick Street
Fort Detrick
Frandsen
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Walter Heed Hospital
Gilbert Warnick Jr
Gilbert Warnick
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Warnick
Baltimore City Hospital
Carolyne Harne
Leon Harne
Smithsburg
Wolfsville
Frederick County
Harne
Rachel Hobbs
Joseph Hobbs
Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Hobbs
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Maryland Polio Treatment
Damages Sought In Two Auto Crash Suits
Frederick County couple seeks 100000 for Mrs Morrison and 25000 for loss of services plus 55000 for husband injury in a head on crash on U S 340 near Frederick City with Barbra Rodriguez and Zane Rodriguez of Queens, NY. Separate suit seeks 53000 for Morrison’s own injuries and 55000 for property damages.
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Frederick County
Edwin F. Nikirk
Ed. W. Summers
Marchie M. Morrison
George Francis Morrison
Jefferson
Morrison
Barbara Chisholm Rodriquez
Zane Jose Rodriquez
22Nd Street
Cambria Heights
Queens County
New York City
U. S
Frederick City
Rodriguez
U. S. 340
Nikirk
Summers
New York
Maryland Dental Association names 1961 62 PR chair
Dr L C Toomey of Silver Spring named chair man of the Public Relations Committee for 1961 62 by Dr Max K Bakler president of the Maryland State Dental Association Also on the committee with Dr Toomey is Dr George Waster of Frederick University of Cape Town founds department and chair of interracial studies in racially segregated South Africa
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L. C. Toomey
Silver Spring
Maryland State Dental Association
Max K. Bakler
Baltimore
Toomey
George Waster
Frederick
Cape Town
South Africa
University of Cape Town
Archaeological Dig Planned Near Amman by ASOR
The American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem will start eight weeks of archaeological excavations next month at Traq al Amir near Wadi Seer village, about 15 miles west of Amman.
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Amman
Jordan
American School of Oriental Research
Jerusalem
Traq al Amir
Wadi Seeri
Here
Queen Crowned At Montgomery County Fair Ceremony
Miss Patsy Fink aged 16 was crowned Fair Queen by Norman Mills as the Montgomery County Fair opened with a parade of 4-H floats and a large crowd at Gaithersburg. Congressman Charles Mathias Jr. attended, and the event marks the fair’s run through Saturday.
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Montgomery County Fair
Norman Mills
Patsy Fink
Elmer Fink
Washington Grove
Gaithersburg
Walter Hershey
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Fairgrounds
Park Attendance Tops Fifty Seven Thousand In Maryland
Annapolis AP reports Maryland weekend park attendance reached 57,474 with Patawsco State Park leading all state recreation areas. Baltimore County recorded 26,197 visits across its parks as the tally data were released by the Department of Forests and Parks.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Department of Forests and Parks
Patawsco State Park
Baltimore County
Question Water Use Report Sparks Maryland board clash
The Maryland Natural Resources Board grilled State Planning Department officials over a forthcoming report on water resources administration. Board members submitted 23 questions, urged a Legislative Council hearing, and critiqued the study as illogical. Also, the board shelved a popular conservation periodical and approved a 1963 budget of 33,196, noting a substantial increase.
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Annapolis
Board For Natural Resources
Maryland
State Planning Department
Conservation Board
David Hume
Planning Department
Hume
Administration of
State of Maryland Water Resources Activities
Joseph T. Lingewald
Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources
Natural Resources Board
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Edward A. Ackerman
Water Resources Administration
the Resources Board
Eugene Cronin
The
Natural Resources Institute
Game and Inland Fish Commission
U S Soviet air route pact falls through
The United States will not sign the US Soviet air route agreement now, pending improved international conditions. President Kennedy approved the decision after negotiations nearly cleared technical terms, with initialing instead of full signing possible later. A second item reports a two car collision on U S 15 near Point of Rocks, causing about $100 damage to each car and no injuries.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
New York
Moscow
U.S
U.S. 15
Point of Rocks
Raymond W. Andrews
Ronald E. Soltes
York
Catherine Riley Upright
Charlotte
N.C
Maryland Youth For Better Libraries Sets August 30 Meeting
Miss Barbara McGee acting chairman says the Maryland group will hold an organizational meeting on August 30 in Baltimore to adopt by laws and elect officers. Formed earlier this year it has members in eight counties and seeks representatives from communities.
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Maryland
Youth For Better Libraries
Baltimore
Barbara McGee
Greenbelt
Library group prepares tour and talks at Enoch Pratt
Miss McGee said the county meeting will be held at Enoch Pratt Free Library. Frank N. Jones, president of the Maryland Library Association, will discuss the association and answer questions after the business meeting. The group aims to aid libraries by observing National Library Week, sparking youth interest in library science, supporting community programs, and backing pending library legislation locally and nationally.
Better teachers needed in American education
U S Education Commissioner Sterling McMurrin calls teacher quality the top school problem. He urges more intellectual rigor and stronger teacher training as essential fixes for American schools. In London Moslem leaders plan a 1.4 million dollar mosque beside the Islamic cultural center in Regents Park, replacing temporary worship spaces.
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Washington
U.S
Mosque
London
Regents Park
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Belgium
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Frostburg State Teachers College
Maryland 4-H Foundation
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W. Sherard Wilson
Chester Robinette
Funtstone
Charlotte Barnard
Bloomington
Elizabeth Workman
Frostburg
Roy Arnold
Monrovia
Walter Mason
Nottingham
John Stiles
Mt. Airy
Johnsville
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Frederica Russell
Faye Founfetter
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Miss Russell
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Albany. NY
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Br Ich
Assembly
Senate
Ohio
States of
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J. B. Austin
G. E. McNitt
Phillips
Frederick Amer
Ican Optical Company
Coblentz & Main
Exclusively Insurance
North Court Street
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C. W. England Laboratories
Washington, D. C
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East
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Main Laboratory
Bladensburg Road
D. C
Lawrence
C. W. England
Harold M. Windlan
Ass't
Blue Ridge News Agency
East Patrick StreEt
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Market St
Service Glass & Mirror, Inc
East Street
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
Monument
Magnavox
C. E. May
Thurmont, Maryland
William S. Hood, Inc
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