Deer harvest opens with 31 bucks checked in Frederick County
On the first day of firearm deer season in Frederick County the tally reached 31 deer by 10:30 am at two checking stations, up from 29 by 11 am last year. Reported heavy hunting pressure suggested the season could set an all time high with heavier deer than in 1959 and 1958 records.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Stanley L. Harbaugh
Cullen
Foxville
David Burdette
Clarksburg
Thurmont
Thurmont Station
Richard
Fox
Sabillasville
A. Sabillasville
Esi R. Carbaugh
Cavetown
Washington County
Harold M. Hoke
Emmitsburg
College Mountain
Thomas Olsen
Cascade
Camp Airy
Richard W. T
Pyr
Thurmons
Isaac Jones
Derwood
Lewis Richard Lawrence
Westminster
Robert Keene
North Barnaba
Five Forks
Henry Baugher Jr
Walter J. Shaw
Dumor W. Derr
Middletown
M. Russell
Linton
Bowies
Thur- Bethel
Mrn
Wai Brunswich
Hawlas Funk
Thomas Geasey
Ralph Skank
Boonsboro
Highland
John Ths
Pancakes Benefit Feed Attracts Lincoln Lions Club Crowd
The Lions Club hosts a pancake and sausage benefit at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ on West Church Street. Early deer hunters and local workers lined up, with late risers and Christmas shoppers joining through the morning. more than 1,000 people were expected to be served by day’s end. An all male crew managed kitchen duties and serving with quick refills.
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Lions Club
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Pastor John L Barnes Accepts Burkittsville Call
Rev. John L Barnes of Foona Pennsylvania accepts a call to Burkittsville Lutheran charge serving Burkittsville Braddock and Knoxville. He succeeds Rev. Martin L Zirkle who resigned July 1 to lead St Michaels Lutheran near Hamburg. Barnes and wife moved to the Middletown Valley this week ending a 31 year Altoona pastorate. Installation is planned for the following Sunday at St Pauls Church 730 pm Rev J Frank Fife Maryland Synod will preside with Rev Carroll Boxer assisting.
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John L. Barnes
Foona
Burkittsville
Braddock
Knoxville
Barnes
Martin L. Zirkle
St.Michael's Lutheran Church
Hamburg
Burkitsville
Altoona
Middletown
St. Paul's Church
J. Frank Fife
Maryland Synod
Carroll Boxer
Good Shepherd Lutheran
New Windsor Woman Dies After Doctor's Office Heart Attack
A New Windsor woman, Mrs Bessi Purdum, died of a heart attack Friday in a doctor's office at 6 45 pm. She was a farmer's wife from Mt Airy, daughter of William Garver and Sussett Garver. Survived by husband William W. Purdum (d. 1936), children Mrs Willard O'Horta, Mt Airy. Mrs Charles Hoff, Florida. Mrs Roland Warfield, New Market. William E. Purdum, and Albert M. Purdum of this city. siblings William A. Garver, Mrs Gertrude D. Barker, Mrs Ruby Nash. Ten grandchildren also survive. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Locust Grove church with Rev J Donald Plank. interment Locust Grove cemetery. Friends may call Sunday after 2 pm. C M Waltz, funeral director.
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New Windsor
Bessi Purdum
Airy
Yate Dam
Sussett Garver
Wiliam W. Purdum
Locust Grove
Willard O 'Horta
Mt Airy
Charles Hoff
Florida
Roland Warfield
New Market
William E. Purdum
Albert M. Purdum
William A. Garver
Union Se
Gertrude D. Barker
Ruby Nash
Locust Grove Church
J. Donald Plank
Locust Grove Cemetery
Waltz
Record Attendance Is Set At Homemakers Open House
A record turnout exceeded 1,050 registrations over three days at the Homemakers Open House in Winchester Hall. Miss Beatrice Fehr noted Friday’s attendance surpassed 1,000 and set a closing day record as extension leaders, couples, and 36 county clubs participated.
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Beatrice Fehr
Winchester Hall
Yale
Miss Fehr
School For the Deaf
Prospect Homemakers Club
Fehr
W C. Hobson
Rose Hill Garden Club
Imim Albaugh
Walter J. Hahn
Harmony Grove Club
Carter Jackson
J. Bernard Jones
Richard Keister
Prospect
George Lakin
Paul Smith
Harry Payne
Merryland Tract
Girl Bags Deer On First Hunting Trip
CENTREVILLE Maryland A 20 year old woman bagged the first deer of the season on her first hunting trip. Mrs Lucille Price of Church Hill dropped a 106 pound buck with a single shot from about 30 yards at 7 15 a m The season opened at sunrise about an hour earlier.
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Centreville
Lucille Price
Churchhill
Churches Excluded From Maggie Addison Estate Heirs
Judge Schnauffer ruled that Miss Addison’s will left her real estate to her brother Frank Addison. The court found no enforceable trust for Methodist church charities and ordered the remaining assets pass to Frank Addison’s heirs after the farm sale. The Hendry Addison Memorial was not supported by a valid trust claim.
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Methodist Church
Maggie Addison
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Schnauffer
Frank Addison
Miss Addison
Miss Addision
Bana
Gaithersburg
Kelso
Stra Orphanage
Wartzel Orphanace
All Methodist Church Vnst
Methodist
Hendry-Addison
M. Walton Hendry
Ata
Kennedy selects Luther Hodges for commerce secretary
Palm Beach Florida AP President elect John F Kennedy names North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges a textile magnate turned politician as secretary of commerce Hodges would be a 25000 a year cabinet member Kennedy emphasizes the department as key to economic growth and world freedom Hodges travels to Palm Beach for the announcement with Kennedy at his parents Atlantic shore home
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Palm Beach, Fla
John F. Kennedy
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Kennedy
Hodges
Atlantic
Department of Commerce
Palm Beach
Fla
North
Carolina
Atlantic Shore
Hedges
Commerce Post
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
White House
David E. Bell
Michigan
G. Mennen Willams
Washington
Andrew Hatcher
Hatcher
Byrd Opposes Clark Move in Democratic Rift
Senator Hacy F Byrd of Virginia denounces a plan led by Senator Clark to deny access to Democratic caucuses for those not endorsing the national ticket and platform. Byrd condemns the Bowles platform as radical and fiscally irresponsible and asserts his sole allegiance to Virginia voters and Senate independence.
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Washington
Hacy F Byrd
Joseph S Clark
Clark
Sen
Byrd
Senate
Committee On Finance
Chester Bowles
Virginia
United States Senate
Pope and Archbishop See Threshold Of Problems In Historic Meeting
Pope John XXIII said his 65 minute talk with Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher reached only the threshold of great problems, though he hopes for eventual unity. The meeting, first between a Catholic pope and Anglican primate, occurred in a cordial atmosphere with cautious optimism about future contacts and dialogue.
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Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
St. Peter's Basilica
Joan XXIII
Vatican City
Vatican Cit
IAP
John XXXVI
Homan
Church of England
Rome
Nat
Church of
Orzan
Ttalian
Il Messagera
Mario Shafi
Federal Council of the Evangelical Church
Raly
Geneva
World Council of Churches
Willem A. Ser “T Hooff
World Council
Fishers
Visser ‘T Hooft
Fire guts old theater in New Orleans French Quarter
A century old landmark theater in New Orleans French Quarter was gutted by a fire just after 2 a m. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours with extensive perimeter evacuations. Four firemen treated for smoke inhalation minor injuries reported. Preliminary damage estimated around 320000. Chief John Wilmot and other cast members observed smoke in a wardrobe room as if removing makeup.
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New Orleans
Co Iter
Canal
John Wilmot
University Doctor Visits Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dr. Adaiher F. Schubart assistant professor of medicine and head of the Division of Arthritis at the University of Maryland School of Medicine visits Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday. He participates in a joint post graduate program, addresses staff on connective tissue diseases and rheumatoid arthritis, makes rounds on problem cases, and is expected at the monthly staff conference.
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Adaiher
F. Schubart
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Schubart
Lumumba Moved Guarded As Congo Trial Looms Near Thysville
Patrice Lumumba, now under guard of Mobutu loyalists, transported from Leopoldville to Thysville after capture at Port Francqui. He faces trial for inciting rebellion and other crimes, escorted by heavy military protection amid international concern and UN comments.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
Thysville
Cashal
Binza
Congo
Port Francaui
Kasai
Stanteyre
Port Francqui
Mobutu
Louis Boboso
Carl von Horn
U.N
von Horn
United Nations
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
U. XN
Hammarsk
Joseph Kasavubu
Lumumbas
Red Forces Lead Offense in Laos Amid River Battles
Communist Pathet Lao radio reports victory in Laos against right wing Gen. Phouan Nesavan's forces along the Namkading River and near Luang Prabang. Forces press toward Vientiane, with major breach attempts and canal-area actions noted. fighting around Luang Prabang not yet a full-scale offensive.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
McHi
Phouan Nesavan
Namkadinh
Var
Luang Prabang
Phoumis
Lan
Trevof
Evnerises- Forces Front
Pather Lao
Liane Praharming
Resal
Luang Prahang
Red China Leader Greeted by Workers in Leningrad
Hundreds of workers in Leningrad turned out to greet President Liu Shao-chi of Red China as he arrived with the Psining delegation for a conference of world communist leaders in Moscow, according to Tass.
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RED Head
Moscow
Leningrad
Liu Shao-chi
Red China
Tass
Psining
Crown Prince and Princess Visit Taj Mahal
Crown Prince Akimto and Princess Michiko arrived in Agra to view the Taj Mahal and other Monuments of Imperial India amid a visit to the historic Moghul capital.
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Taj Mahal
Agra
India
Akimto
Michiko
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Austin Hale
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Charles Anglesbee
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