Record of early deer kills in Frederick County opening day
Early morning rain did not dampen hunter turnout as firearm season opened in Frederick County. Deers checked at two stations by 10:15 am totaled over twenty with last year at the same time higher. Names and weights of several deer and hunters across Lewistown Thurmont Sabillasville and other areas are noted along with a city watershed traffic count. State police reported no accidents as checks continued midmorning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Guy R. Garheart
Ben's
Esso
Thurmont
Mr. Garheart
Snook
Lewistown
Harry Fouche
Frederick
Putman Road
Fisher's Hollow
Robert J. Pryor
Dickerson
Garheart
Ben
Essox
James E. Baker
Union Bridge
Eyler’s Valley
James R. Grumbine
Unionville
Sabillasville
Austin Rickerd
Black's Orchard
John Ridenour
Emmitsburg
Crystal Fountain Road
Ronald Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Piney Mountain
Casper E. Harding
Winchester Street
This City
Hornet's Nest Road
Edward Robertson
Sahillasville
Dailey Seeks Mayoralty in Frederick Critiques City Hall
Alderman Robert E. Dailey announces the Democratic bid for Frederick mayor pledging to expose a hidden story of inefficiency and planning flaws. He cites 32 years in office, argues for changes to modernize the city and reduce costs, and criticizes City Hall’s resistance to reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Robert EE. Dailey
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Alderman Dailey
Frederick
City Snow Plan Is Revealed
City Engineer Robert A. Whiteford announces a new snow removal plan to serve all city areas. Four trucks will cover outlying zones east of East Street and north of Seventh Street while downtown relies on two graders. loaders will clear curbs and parking lots with three eight hour shifts and staff from other departments. The plan follows last year’s severe storms and uses a new loader and plows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Whiteford
East Street
Seventh Street
West Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Linden Hills
Bentz Street
Rosemont Avenue
College Estates
Fort Detrick
Dowtown
Praders
South Street
All Saints Street
Church Street
Sixth Street
Park Place
Market and
Patrick Streets
West Seventh Street
Whiteford
Gabriel First Pick In Dallas APA Draft
The text lists names and places including Dallas Texas and Utah State with scattered references to selection terms. It appears as a fragmented sports or draft note with no clear event outcome or dates and several garbled segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel
Dallas
Tex
Nessal Carawa
Amescan
Utah
Halihacs
New York
Undefined historical note fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Mexican brood and year but lacks clear names, actions, locations, or events to form a coherent news item.
CentraI Atlantic Hi Y Conference Heads to Frederick
About 300 delegates and 250 youths plus 50 adult advisors gather in Frederick for the three day Central Atlantic Hi Y and Tri Hi Y conference. Hosts include Frederick Hi Y Tri Hi Y clubs and the Frederick YMCA with planning led by Charlie A. Price. The event features sessions at Calvary Methodist Church and West Frederick Junior High School, a Hood College venue, and a Saturday night dance with recreational activities for attendees from New Jersey Delaware and Washington region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Central Atlantic
New Jersey
Delaware
Washington
Puerto
Octavia Zimmerman
Karen Stull
Tricia Martz
Tri-Hi-Y
Calvary Methodist Church
West Frederick Junior High School
Hood College
Rothenhoefer
Lions and
Rotary Clubs
B. C. Thomas Sr
Watkins Acres
James Thomas Jr
Merrill E. Groele
Ouladtown
Coffman
Five Teens Injured In County Car Crashes
Five teenagers were hurt in two county auto accidents as drivers fell asleep at the wheel. The Jefferson crash on Lander road involved Brunswick teens Thomas Hoffmaster Katherine Shriver John Stewart and Martha Blessing. Hoffmaster and Shriver were hospitalized with facial injuries and head abrasions while Blessing was treated and released. A second collision on Bethel road near Yellow Springs involved Joseph Beckley and resulted in non serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Lander
Brunswick
Frederick
Bethel
Yellow Springs
Thomas W. Hoffmaster
Katherine Annn Shriver
John D. Stewart
Martha L. Blessing
Pearl Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hoffmaster
Stewart
Miss Shriver
Miss Blessing
Ronald C. Lewis
Tfe
Gordon H. Smith
Lander Road
Ford
Jerome
Joseph C. Beckley
Thrumont
Harry J. Frost
Beckley
Bethel Road
Congolese Reds Renew Ties With Key Nations
The Congolese government resumed diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union Poland and Czechoslovakia. Charged affairs presented credentials as Acting Foreign Minister Marcel Lengema accepted with cabinet approval. Relations had been severed in 1960 after Gen Mahutu’s coup and the Stanleyville rump government influence shifted key alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leqpoldville
Congo
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Foreign Ministry
Marcel Lengema
Joseph Mahbutu
Leopoldville
Snow Ball near goal to fund hospital recovery room
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary aims to raise 100000 by the Snow Ball on December 23 at Hood College to complete a 50000 pledge for a new hospital recovery room. They have 89774.74 raised from nine prior Snow Balls and seek support for expanding care facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Chase C. Gove Jr
Hood Coi Be
Toren
Gove
Plan for Sheltered Workshop to Aid Handicapped Group
Groundwork begins for a sheltered workshop in the area to employ mentally, socially, and physically handicapped individuals. The project, inspired by the Frederick County Association for Retarded Children, aims to study similar facilities and determine staffing, equipment, and legal needs. The program may partner with local factories for modest production and seeks support from related agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Association For
Doris Remsberg
Chamberstore
Baltmnore
Wash- Ahcouny
Riders Injunction Sought Amid Protest in Mississippi
Officials in McComb Mississippi faced strong pushback as riders demand action. The article notes involvement by groups linked to civil rights activism and mentions national outlets covering the incident with unclear details.
Cuba Invasion Claim Sparks Dominican Tensions
Dominican armed forces chief Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria accused Fidel Castro of training 1300 to 2000 Central Americans for an invasion of the Dominican Republic, with camps in Cuba’s Sierra Maestra. He warned strikes may be political, while reinforcements shift north as curfew imposes calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Dominican Armed Forces
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Fidel Castro
Rodriguez Echavarria
Joaquin Balaguer
Cuba
Sierra Maestra
Castro
Balaguer
National Civic Union
The
Civic Union
Trujillo
Pilot Dumps Plane Into Niagara Gorge
Lt Edward M Methot ejected seconds before his F100 Super Saber Jet crashed into the Niagara River Gorge. He escaped unharmed as the aircraft, on a routine flight from Niagara Air Base, narrowly missed workers on a bridge frame during its descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Edward M. Methot
Niagara River Gorge
Methot
New International Bridge
Niagara Air Base
Methat
Local weather misprint leaves readers puzzled
Fragmentary OCR text reports unclear mention of rain and traffic issues at a festival venue with scattered letters and garbled names. The readable bits suggest confusion over schedule and location, leaving attendees unsure about pane, pane, or pane.
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City Hall
Tmayor
Stone
Econ Nz
ATL
Lions Club
Edward D. Shriner
Kenneth Anderson
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Thomas Molesworth
Frank J. Keeler
Teady
Frank Cox
Uniteds
Hohaon
Reds
Cambridge
Ramo Warden
Tom Lea
Ascres
Associated Press
Dominican Army
Niagara Gorge
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