48 Jurors Drawn For September Term In Frederick County
Frederick County jury panel for the September term was drawn in Circuit Court. From 48 names, 23 will form the grand jury and 25 the petit jury. The term begins Sept 12, with Chief Judge Patrick M. Schauf fer and Associate Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. presiding, aided by clerk Ellis C Wachter. Names listed by district include Frederick Charles 5 V Sanner and Clara T. Gibson, and others across Buckeystown Middletown Emmitsburg Urbana and more.
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Frederick County
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Wih
Patrick M. Schauffer
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Ellis C Wachter
Frederick
Charles 5. V Sanner
Clara T. Gibson
Charles A. Mercer
Henry B. Fout
James H Grove Jr
Meredith H Mackley
Paul M. Duckett
Ralph C Thomas Jr
G. Wilson Mercer
Buckeystown
Lorena S. Belt
Jessie M. Jurgensen
Middletown
Grayson D. Koogle
Richard A. Beach- Tey
Speed limit set on I-70 and US 40 near Frederick
The State Roads Commission will impose a 40 mph speed limit on Interstate 70 and US 40 near Frederick during interchange construction. The restriction runs between US 340 and US 15 to allow safe crossing for large equipment, with state police and flagmen directing traffic from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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Frederick
State Roads Commission
Subdivision Zoning Change Hearing Set by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners schedules a public hearing for September 14 at Winchester Hall to extend subdivision rules to developments of three or more houses and to streamline right of way approvals. A delay on Jefferson sanitary district depends on the Jefferson school site purchase by the Board of Education.
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Board of County Commissioners
Jefferson
Board of Education
Middletown Valley
Planning and Zoning Commission
Winchester Hall
Planning Commission
Dorsey
Planning Board
County Welfare Bill Totals 55 839 In July
The Frederick County Welfare Department aided 673 people in July and approved 230 of 272 new aid requests. Total program cost was 55 839 with the county contributing 7 735, state 10 033, and federal 27 166. Other funds came from parents and court orders.
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Frederick County
Geneva Barthel
Welfare Department
Lilypons Sale Nets 720000 in Frederick County
A Freder ick County family group led by Bussard, including Carlton L Strube, bought the Lilypons area land and a 842 acre farm for 720000 at auction, totaling 1123 acres. Monocacy Valley Associates purchased the Thomas Fishenes Inc land and the Thomas Sr farm. The deal preserves farm operations with tenants possible and settlement in 30 days. The fishery property includes 200 acres under water and 800 ponds for goldfish. The purchase emphasizes local ownership and the properties’ scenic Monocacy River and Greenfield Road frontage.
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Fredenck County
C Lease Bussard
Lilypons
Thomas Fishenes, Inc
G L Thomas
Bussard
Monocacy River
Bennett Creek
Lilypons Road
Park Mills Road
Frederick County
Greenfield Road
Park Mills
Stock Market Resumes Slide
The stock market resumed its slide in heavy trading early today in New York. Losses of key issues ranged from a few cents to about one dollar a share, with more volatile issues falling more steeply as the market extended a nine of ten session decline trend.
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New York
Ground Broken for Chapel at Maryland Baptist College
Maryland Baptists and county officials gathered in Walkersville for a groundbreaking ceremony for a chapel at a planned Maryland Baptist College. Dr. Melvin E. Lea and Dr. Cline L. Vice spoke about faith and learning, naming the building in honor of Samuel and Henrietta Rosenstock and noting future opportunities as doors open.
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Maryland Baptist College
Walkersville
Maryland
Vice
Lea
Samuel Rosenstock
Rosenstock
Red Guards Turn Out By Thousands
In Tokyo reports from Peking thousands of Red Guards and other Chinese demonstrators gathered in front of the Soviet Embassy protesting perceived revisionism. Demonstrators remained orderly despite warnings, with large portraits of Marx Stalin Lenin and Mao on display and a street to be renamed Prevent Revisionism Street.
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Tokyo
Peking
Peking People’s Daily
Red Guards
China
Lhasa
Tibet
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
Moscow
Tanjug
Red Guard
Tass
Peking People's Daily
People's Lberation Army
Chu Teh
Chinese Communist Party
New China News Agency
Rioting in Waukegan Leaves 6 Injured by Gasoline Firebomb
Riot in Waukegan’s Negro district intensifies with three nights of clashes. A homemade gasoline firebomb hit a car, injuring six, including Esther Albarran in serious condition. Police report 63 arrests as 400 to 300 rioters flooded South Genesee Street amid vandalism and fires.
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Waukegan, II
Walter Riley
J W. Johnson
Gabriel Albarran
Mary
Jesus
Esther
Jose Lopez
Nemesia
Waukegan
Esther Albarran
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Lake County
Truman Warns Of Low Mood Over Rising Interest Rates
Former President Harry S Truman warned that continued high interest rates could trigger deflation and a possible depression. In a rare public statement from Independence Maine he said Fed action to curb inflation risks creating an added tax on consumers and burdens on governments. He argued the move benefits the privileged few.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Red Torpedo Boats Sunk In Tonkin Gulf
In the Gulf of Tonkin US planes sank two North Vietnamese torpedo boats and damaged two others. Viet Cong failed twice to block Saigon’s main shipping channel. A Soviet mine sank a South Vietnamese minesweeper in Long Tao Channel. Baton Rouge Victory was sunk last week in the same area. Allied ground forces reported minor skirmishes. seven percent of Viet Cong were killed in two engagements. A 150 man South Vietnamese militia ambush near the Cambodian border caused moderate losses. 14 Communists were said killed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Sea
Long Tao
Baton Rouge
Legionnaires Muster For Parade At National Convention
Washington AP A massive American Legion parade kicks off the 48th national convention with 20 000 marchers along Pennsylvania and Constitution avenues. More than 6 000 musicians and service units join, while 400 National Guardsmen oversee crowds. Javits urged restraint on war options as convention crowds pack hotels and events continue through Thursday.
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Washington
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Constitution
Armed Services
City Starts Resurfacing Of Streets In Frederick
Frederick city crews begin resurfacing on several streets as part of a 75,000 project started mid May. Costs listed include Carrollton Drive 2646 East All Saints Street 2159 East Second Street 1716 East Third Street 2692 and West Church Street 1328. Project expected completion by mid September.
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Frederick Streets
Robert J Rothenhoefer
Carrollton Drive
Manor Court
Center Street
East All Saints Street
South Market Street
South Carroll Street
East Second Street
East Street
East Church Street
East Third Street
West Church Street
North Bentz Street
North Court Street
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Creagerstown
Anna B. Fox
Ress
Stull
Emmitsburg
Robert G. Fitez
Leo M. Boyle
Catoctin
Albert Pryor
Urbana
Sylvester FR. Wiles
Earle F. Geisbert
Liberty
Evelyn B. Nash
Betty A. Kent
New Market
Jean 8. Stauffer
Helen G. Alexander
Hauvers
Walter Benchoff
Woodsboro
Richard M. Smith
Zelma M. Powell
Petersville
William E. Deen
Mt. Pleasant
Olive M. Swann
Ruth A. Lochner
Richard N. Grove
Russell R. Boller
Thurmont
William G. Renner
William
Woodville
Wilbur Runkles
Linganore
Katharine E. Dudderar
Lewistown
Shirley Compton
Tuscarora
Merril L. Powell
Burkittsville
Clay C. Jenkins
Ballenger
Dorothy C Shaff
Braddock
William E. Ross
William A. Alban
Brunswick
Laurence Nelson
Earl T. Cage
Walkersille
Robert Stup
SRC
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Monocacy Valley Associates
Baptist College
Nelson Brooks
Melvin Lea
John R Cummins
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Granada
Toledo
173Rd
Red
Tonkin Gulf
Sen Jacob K Javits
R-N
Javits
Legion
South
Rothenhoefer
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