Maryland Beauty Festival Crown Change Sparks Rules Snafu
In Ocean City the Maryland Beauty Festival ended with Miss Lyn Shipley crowned after the original winner was disqualified for a rules violation. Miss Dora Marie Delamore was stripped of the crown for not staying in the official hotel and for not notifying officials during a medical issue. Shipley, 22, of Baltimore, will represent Maryland at the national contest in Long Beach.
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Ocean City
Maryland
Dora Marie Delamore
Cambridge
Miss Delamere
Nouly
Ocean City Medical Center
Local residents share summer visits and travels
Taneytown and Westminster residents report trips to Williamsburg Jamestown Virginia Ocean City Maryland and Indianapolis Speedway. James Stonesifer prepares for U S Army Reserve basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky. Others vacationed in California Indiana Massachusetts New Hampshire and Washington DC with family and friends at home in Maryland and Pennsylvania locales.
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Henry I. Reindollar Jr
Joan
Minam
Paul
Williamsburg
Jamestown
James H. Stonesifer
Ralph Stonesifer
Keymar
Fort Knox
Kentucky
U.S. Army Reserve
Taneytown High School
James
Battery C. Usar. Und
Westminster
Sal Privitera
Waltham
Mass
Priviteras
Keymar Rd
Ocean City
Marcia
Steve
Lloyd B. Wilhide
John S. Harner
Steven
Brenda
Bluff
Minnie Hatch
Carl Ritter
Wendell Blackett
Springfield
Indianapoli Speedway
Fred Wilhide
Indiana
Carl B. Haines
RFD
Doris Anne
Eleanore
California
Burnell Wentz
Sherry Coshun
Hanover
Irving G. Beaver
Frederick Street
Marcia A. Ray
Bankard Terrace
Providence Lake
Lawrence Prentice
Stephanine Olson
Local social notes from readers and visitors
William Unger visits Loe Duc Flambeau. Vernon and Mary Keefer of St Petersburg Florida spend time with Walter Helterbrick. Mrs Crawford Banks visits sister-in-law Mary Reid in Kensington Maryland. Stanley Jennings and daughter Susan, with Brent Yount and family, vacation at Douthat State Park Virginia. Theodore Fair family vacationed at Ocean City Maryland.
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Wiliam ¥. Unger
Loe Duc Flambeau
Vernon Keefer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Walter W. Helterbrick
Crawford C. Banks
Mary Reid
Kensington
Stanley B. Jennings
Susan
Brent Yount
Douthat State Park
Theodore F. Fair
Ocean City
Cable Wreck Triggers Long Distance Outage Near Sykesville
A dump truck crashed into a bridge abutment near Sykesville, knocking down high tension cables that halted long distance service for about 3,000 subscribers. Wires blocked Md. 32 and the B and O rails, forcing a traffic reroute for an hour while crews cleared 200 feet of cable and removed the truck from an embankment.
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Sykesville
Westminster
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
C&p Telephone Company
Baltimore
Hurricane Faith Stops in Atlantic as Stormfury Plans Flight
Powerful Hurricane Faith halts offshore near the Bahamas as the 120 mph cyclone wobbles toward a target area. Project Stormfury crews prepare for possible bombardment using silver iodide crystals on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Ocean Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Bahama Islands
U.S
Project Stormfury
Canadian Rail Strike End Urged by Pearson
Prime Minister Lester B Pearson urged Parliament to order an immediate end to the nationwide strike of 118,000 Canadian railroad workers. He said a prolonged stoppage could become a national disaster and introduced strike ending legislation at a special House session. The strike began Friday.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
House of Commons
Convict Man Of Larceny From Auto
A Cooksville man, Robert Smith, 20, was sentenced to 60 days in jail after pleading guilty to two larceny from auto charges. He allegedly struck last Tuesday after being seen exiting a parked car on West Fourth Street. The car belonged to Frank Morrill of Fort Detrick. Smith was found with Morrill's possessions and fled before being captured. Magistrate Robert Kennedy presided.
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Cooksville
Robert Smith
Ray N. Dietz
Smith
West Fourth Street
Dietz
Frank Morrill
Fort Detrick
Morrill
Robert K. Kennedy
Manned Craft Set To Study Solar Activity
Washington AP The Naval Aeronautics and Space Administration plans an orbiting manned lunar spacecraft in 1968 to study heightened solar activity. The module designed for three crew would carry a telescope mount and instruments to observe the sun during multiple earth orbits, leveraging a period of intensified solar activity for high resolution measurements from above the atmosphere.
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Washington
Naval Aeronautics and Space Administration
Teachers Guests at Frederick Chamber Dinner
New Frederick county teachers will be guests of the Chamber of Commerce at a dinner Wednesday September 14 at 6 pm at Governor Thomas Johnson High School. The chamberal educational committee led by Frank Martin is in charge of preparations.
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Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Governor Thomas Johnson
Chamber
Frank Martin
Johnson Disagrees With Truman on Economic Mood
President Johnson rejected former President Truman’s view that high interest rates threaten a low mood for the nation. He acknowledged concerns about rates and urged methods to restrain inflation. He said tight money reflects strong economy and rising demand for credit, calling these symptoms of strength.
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Johnson
Truman
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Johnson City
Tex
Court News and Licenses Show Local Marriages
Court records list marriage licenses for Melvin L Burdette of Havre de Grace and Mildred M Reedy of Shrewsbury Pennsylvania Chester Armstead of Philadelphia and Valeria Harris of Adamstown William Morrison of Gaithersburg and Ethel M Lawson of Frederick Wayne D Leeder and Sally J Garrett both of Frederick Robert Lee Trout and Patricia Lee Stonesifer both of Keymar Charles Bernard Fogle and Claudia Rosalie Perkins both of Frederick Property deeds record transfers from Bessye A Fogle to Alfred W Stottlemyer and wife from Niles E Abrecht to James C Bryant and wife and David L Grant and wife
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Melvin L. Burdette
Havre | de Grace
Mildred M. Reedy
Shrewsbury
Chester Armstead
Philadelphia
Valeria Harris
Adamstown
William Morrison
Gaithersburg
Ethel M. Lawson
Frederick
Wayne D. Leeder
Sally J. Garrett
Robert Lee Trout
Patricia Lee Stonesifer
Keymar
Charles Bernard Fogle
Claudia Rosalie Perkins
Bessye A. Fogle
Alfred W. Stottlemyer
Niles E. Abrecht
James C. Bryant
David L. Grant
Three Frederick Delegates Win Backing Of Teachers
Three incumbent Frederick County legislators, one Republican and two Democrats, were endorsed for election to the House of Delegates by the Frederick County Teachers for Better Government. They are Delegates William M. Houck, E. Earl Remsberg and C. Clifton Wirts. The endorsement came at a meeting of the group executive committee with a unanimous vote by 35 members.
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Frederick ‘County
House of Delegats
Frederick County Teachers For Better Government
William M. Houck
E. Earl Remsberg
C. Clifton Wirts
Divorce and Property Transfers Between Multiple Parties
A series of transfers lists John R. Grant and wife, Ruth T. Grayson Timmons, Ada Ruth Squires, Ruth M. Kemp Executrix, and others transferring interests to spouses or named individuals across county and city lines. A bill of complaint seeks an absolute divorce between Equi James R. Taylor and Elizabeth W. Taylor amid related filings.
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John R. Grant
Patsy S. Borio
Ruth T. Grayson Timmons
William W. Wenner
Ada Ruth Squires
Paul D. Marriette
Ruth M. Kemp
James D. Bowne
Ray H. Smith
Richard J. O’brien
Patricia Ann Thomas Brady
James C. Reeder
Jack A. Smith
Delmar E. Baker
Equi James R. Taylor
Elizabeth W. Taylor
Interview and Issues Committee backs three for county race
The committee declined to endorse any candidates in the county commissioner primary due to the large field but may endorse for the November race. Carl Emerich cited the difficulty of selecting among many candidates after interviews and reviewing incumbents' voting records. The panel endorses Houck, Remsberg and Wirts in the contest, while no action was taken in the Senate race.
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Carl Emerich
TBG
Houck
Remsberg
Wirts
Gelston to Surrender Balto Police Duties
Gelston, adjutant general and temporary Baltimore police commissioner since January, announces he will resume service as a soldier on October 1. He states he can best serve the state as adjutant general of the National Guard. Finan, attorney general, leads the panel to select a permanent replacement.
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Baltimore
George M. Gelston
National Guard
Gelston
Thomas B. Finan
Finan
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Jack Alexander
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