Rezoning For Motel Okayed Near St. Joseph College
County Commissioners approve rezoning of 19 acres from M2 to B2 for R Francis Sappington Sons to build a new motel restaurant and gas station near U S 15 and Keysville road. Plans include 200 seating restaurant, 40 motel units with possible expansion to 140, architecture described as early American, no alcohol planned, awaiting license factors.
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Emmitsburg
R. Francis
Sappington
Zoning Commission
Catsail
Sas
R. Francis Sappington
Ihe
St. Joseph College
Mr &:.' S College
Pearl Harbor Day remembered amid grim history
Hawaii recalls the December 7 1941 Pearl Harbor attack marking World War II start. Gen Emmett Donnel Jr notes nineteen years later the sunken battleship Arizona still entombs many, and leaders warn against future unpreparedness. The observance emphasizes sacrifice and vigilance.
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Pparl Harbor
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Aie
Franklin D Roosevelt
Arona
Emmett Donnell Jr
Pacific Air Forces
Brunswick Board Okays B and O Lot For New High School
The Brunswick Board of Education and town officials approve purchasing the B and O railroad property to place a new high school on the present park site. Plans show a school near Route 464 with space for future expansion, a rear baseball stadium, and nearby recreational facilities. The project aims to use the park for additions and drive demand for standardized school design while preserving park amenities.
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Board of Education
Brunswick
Scheer
Little League
Faes
Dale Lioyd
Consulant
Bruns
The
Desega
W. 2. Childs
Naomi Ha
Ars. Ray- Ma W. Wenner
Maj
Ralph Stauffer
Richard Co. Bowers
Meyer Cuiss
Lioyd
Route 46
Ni Avenue 20
James A
Rev Althouse Named Vice President of Potomac Synod
Rev Paul L. Althouse pastor of Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ was named vice president of the Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ and will share top administrative duties. He replaces Rev Roy of Zion Church in Hagerstown who is now president. The change follows the death of Rev Dr Frederick D Eyster. The Synodical Council met at Hood College to plan continuity of the late president’s work and review files.
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Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Potomac Synod
United Church of Christ
Atthee
Synodical Counci
Roy
Zion Church
Hager
Snyder
Frederick D. Eyster
San Paere
Dr. Eyster
Synodical Council
Hood College
Ashouse
Althouse
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Synod
Jurisdiction Waived In Juvenile Court Fracas
A hearing before Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer waived jurisdiction for Baer and Hood in a North Market Street assault case involving swastika paintings. Baer, among five local youths, received a years training school term with probation. earlier, probation was extended after further fracas. Miller seeks jury trial in Magistrate Court.
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Xyouth
Airy Yy
North Market Street
Xouths
Joseph Ba F
Proba
Maryland
Dames
E. Aero
Reynolds
Hood
Baer
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Schnauffer
Miller
President Roffa Indicted in Union Funds Mail Fraud Case
President James Roffa of the Teamsters Union was indicted by a federal grand jury in Orlando Florida on mail fraud charges over alleged misuse of union funds.
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AOFFA
Washington
James Roffa
Teamsters Union
Orlando
Fla
Tawes seeks private deposition in Potomac compact case
Maryland Governor Tawes petitions Baltimore Circuit Court to move a deposition away from Pressman’s office and to limit questioning to written form. He argues official duties make testifying impractical and notes aides handled most compact matters. Pressman’s suit challenges the compact’s constitutionality and its referendum.
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Baltimore
Tawes
Hyman Pressman
Pressman
Maryland Watermen
Virginia
Prin
Attormer
Woulds
Potomac River
Maryland
Merriend
Texas
Blue Laws Challenge Tests Sunday Trading Rules
Washington appeals court faces a wave of legal cases against Sunday closing laws. Courts in Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Maryland consider constitutionality and religious freedom as challenges claim discrimination in what commerce may occur on Sundays.
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Paul M. Yost
Washington
Ohio
South Carolina
Boston
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Maryland
Harrison
Glen Burnie
Kennedy picks Udall to lead Interior Department
President elect John F Kennedy selects Rep Stewart Udall of Arizona as secretary of the interior in the new administration Udall would join governors Ribicoff Hodges as cabinet nominees The selection aims to guard and develop Americas vast natural resources alongside other key posts The New York stock market meanwhile posts advances despite economic gloom.
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New York
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Kince
Health, Education and Welfare
Linder E. Hodges
North Carolina
Commerce
Siowennedy
State Department
Kennedy
David Ormsby Gore
Dyer Coach Vows Hair Dye If Teams Win 16th Straight
Dyer Tenn AP reports Dyer High School coach J W Russell promised to dye his hair in school colors if his boys and girls basketball teams each extended their current win streaks to 16 straight games. Both squads achieved the feat Saturday night during a school assembly.
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Dyer, Tenn
Dyer High School
J. W. Russell
Beauen Russell
Young Deer Hunter Killed In Accidental Shot
A 12 to 14 year old boy from Etchison was fatally shot when a deer hunting rifle discharged near the account 2 area. State Police said the death appeared instantaneous. The boy and his father, Jari, were deer hunting at the time of the accident.
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David Edward Wilson
Etchison
Wilson
Randalisioun
Mascus
Jari Dr
Deering
Dadonn Worgan
Assessment Cuts On Apartment House Revealed
The article notes adjustments to assessments for an apartment house and explains the process and legal rights. It mentions county officials, the Commissioners, and opposition to changes, with a right to discuss assessments with state officials. It also briefly reports a separate UN assignment involving Norwegian officials and Doc Hammarskiold.
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Mately
Oslo
Norway
Hans Enoen
New York
Doc Hammarskiold
Engen
Man Sentenced 16 Years For Wife Shooting Case
Thomas M. Hill of John Hanson apartments was found guilty of the May 30 shooting of his wife and sentenced to 16 years in county jail. The last 18 months of the term were suspended due to no prior record and concern for his five children. Mrs. Constance Hill remained hospitalized with shotgun wounds in both legs for over a month.
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Thomas M. Hill
John Hanson
Byron W. Thompson
Hil
Constance Hill
Hill
Cochard Ruthin
Peinc
Howard Kemp
South Street
Indecent Exposure Complaint Filed in Fountain Mills Area
State Police investigated a report of indecent exposure in Fountain Mills area on Tuesday. The complaint was filed by a 15 year old girl and the investigation continues. The offense was alleged to have occurred near Wilcom's Inn by a salesman.
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Fountain Mills
Wilcom’s Inn
Tragic collision burns passengers as gas truck explodes
A Nashua incident at Hills Ferry road involves a passenger train and a loaded gas truck colliding near a wood preserving plant. The crash kills the truck driver and his family, plus one passenger aboard the train, with many others burned or shocked as ambulances rush to Nashua hospitals. Police identify victims including Robert Wrenn and his wife Patricia, and two young children. The wreck sent burning debris along the track while authorities assuaged a chaotic scene and conducted last rites.
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Nashua
Ion
Boston
Laconia
Concord
Manchester
Robert Wrenn
Patricia
Jennifer
Christopher
Johns
Wilder
Wrenn
N.H
Arlington
Mass
Daniel MacDonald
Hills Ferry Road
X Koppers Co
Bolling and Bruton Trade Shocks Braves
ST LOUIS AP The Detroit Tigers traded second baseman Frank Bolling and a miner to be named later to the Milwaukee Braves for catcher Bill Bruton second baseman Chuck Cot catcher Dick Brown and rookie pitcher Terry Fox The league deal was announced here Bolling had been a regular Braves batter before the move
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ST. Louis
Detroit
T. Day
Frank Boling
Yaukee Braves
Bill Bruton
Chuck
Dick Brown
Terry Fox
Braves
Time To File Brief For Release In Roberts Case
The court could allow Rob erts time to file a brief for release. Roberts, sentenced to three years in the House of Correction in July 1958, is said to be eligible for release from Patuxent after serving his sentence. He was convicted of assault and battery on Cari Snook and has credits for good conduct.
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Elzabeth Levy
Roberts
House of Correction
Patuxent
Cari Snook
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