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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1960

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Revenue Budget Presented

The budget presented by Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg calls for total estimated revenues of 1,310,987.30 for the year and maintains the current real estate tax rate of 1.63. It projects more than 92,000 in increases over the present year with substantial rises in general fund and water and sewer fund expenses. The plan anticipates modest adjustments for city employees and is to be considered at the next Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting on December 15.

Frede City Jacob R. Ramsburg Eral Gace & Sen Budset CHY

Frederick County Population Rises 15.5 Percent Since 1950

The county's population reaches 71 930 with Frederick City leading at 61 42 in 1960 census figures. Baltimore remains the state’s largest city. Hagerstown, Cumberland, Rockville and Annapolis follow. Brunswick grows but nearby Rosemont adds 212 residents. two towns decline since 1950.

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Kennedy names David Bell as budget director

President elect John F Kennedy announced Harvard economist David E Bell as budget director pick. Bell 41 will join the Budget Bureau next week and serve as liaison with Eisenhower officials as Kennedy shapes his administration.

Washington John F. Kennedy David E. Bell Harvard Kennedy Georgetowan Bell Littauer Center For Harry S Truman Connecticut Goraham Ribi Colf Edu Welfare Beil Budget Bureau Eisenhower Bethesia of Marne Corps Quckly Truman Charles Murphy White House

Open House Gains State Attention at Winchester Hall

The Homemakers Open House draws statewide interest with attendance nearing 700 as the event at Winchester Hall wraps in a traditional Christmas in Maryland theme. Guests include State Leader Margaret Oliver and County Commissioner Mehri Ramsburg, with preparations continuing for Friday sessions and volunteer opportunities for shoppers.

Winchester Hall Solla Maryiand Margaret Oliver Mehri H. Ramsburg Homer Remsnerg Zeilerst

Defendants Favored In Farm Case Ruling

Chief Judge Schnauffer ruled in favor of the Roops in a farm sale dispute over a 154 acre tract known as the Koenig Farm near Creagerstown. The Roops claimed duress and fraud in the June agreement citing high pressure sales and misrepresentation by Watkins and a Montgomery County realtor.

Patrick Schnauffer Walker L. Roop Mamie R Hoop Sville Anged de O Reigen Roops Watkins Charles Son Montgomeeie Oparthis D. Bover Damascus Hipersens Bover Reop Tor Alierigsc. Howard

Farmer Russell Matthews Buys Farm for 62 500

Russell M Matthews Jr purchased the land on Coppermine road near Livertytown for about 62 500 The 44 stall cow barn two silos a ranch house and a 10 room frame house occupy the property Mr Matthews farmed the land alone for about 14 years The seller Francis Sappington Lime Run is retired and had rented the farm Previously about three fourths of the acreage is farmable with the rest timberland.

Court House Russell M Matthews Jr Coppermine Road Livertytown Francis Sappington Sappington Lime Run

Maryland Farmhouse Fire Kills Seven in Deadly Blaze

A two story frame house on a southern Maryland tobacco farm burned before 3 a.m. killing seven members of a Powell family and injuring none of the survivors who escaped by jumping from windows and a porch roof. The victims include Robert Dana Powell Viola Powell and three of their children plus a grandchild and nephew. Firefighters from Heskesville and Mechanicsville fought the blaze for hours as the home collapsed into rubble and the cold night hampered rescue efforts.

LA Plata Maryland Robert Dana Powell Viola James Henry Barbara Regina John Allen Joseph Powell Phillip G_. Yates Powell Rose Ella Gladys Catherine Carolyn Ellen Rose Dianna Mary Kathleen Charlene Phillip Donnie Idren Heskesville Mechanicsville Charles County

Pope and Archbishop of Canterbury Meet at the Vatican

Pope John XXIII welcomed Geoffrey Fisher archbishop of Canterbury for an hour long historic meeting the first between a pope and an English church primate. They discussed Christian friendship and cordial relations with arrangements simple and private.

Vatican City John XXIII Pope John Top of Canterbury Jerusalem Istanbul Vatican

Lumumba Arrest Reported as Mobutu Claims Plan to Return Him

Reports from Leopoldville say Patrice Lumumba is arrested and to be brought to an army camp with companions. Mobutu announced a plane would transport Lumumba and the arrestees to Leopoldville while crowds booed him calling him Judas. A separate AP note from Yokohama reports a tram collided with a bus, killing eight and injuring nine.

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Jury Trial Schedules in Assault and Property Damages Case

The case involves charges including assault and destruction of property. A two week postponement was granted for the defendant, Madi D. Storm, on counts of trespassing and related offenses. The proceedings reference bond, arraignment, and forthcoming trial dates as the matter progresses in Megis.

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Dragnet Hunts Three Bandits After Mail Truck Arm Escape

Police widened a dragnet across southern England for three bandits who ambushed a mail truck near Waterloo Station and stole 40 bags of Christmas letters and parcels. About 20,000 pounds ($56,000) in losses were reported in the recent thefts.

London England Waterloo Station

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