W B Storm Dies Suddenly A Frederick banker and fireman leader
William Bartgis Storm 71 longtime banker and active member of fire, community and sports groups died early this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He had attended a county fish and game meeting last night and was hospitalized after a cerebral hemorrhage. He held senior bank posts from 1909 to 1962 and led fire company and state and county firefighter organizations. Survived by wife Lillian, daughter, grandson, and a cousin. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. at Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial at Mt. Olivet.
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William Bartgis Storm
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Storm
South Market Street
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
T the Biks Club
United Fire Company
Citizens National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
Citizens Truck Company
Uniteds
Johnny Swamper
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Fire Service
Maryland Civil Defense
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Frederick Professional Building Inc
The
Community Chest
Frederi County
Evangelical Lutheral Church
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Motorist Charged After Rollover On Hines Road
James E. Combs 53 of RFD 6 Frederick faces a charge of driving with inadequate brakes after a Thursday night accident on Hines Road. His car rolled over and was demolished, and he was treated at a hospital for a lacerated thumb.
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James E. Combs
RFD 6
Frederick
Paul C. Crutchley
Hines Road
Combs
Food Donations Bring Kids to Tivoli Movie Event
Salvation Army and community raise holiday spirits by sending children to a Tivoli Theater screening where admission is a can of food. The fundraiser aims to fill about 200 Christmas baskets with eight cans each and other items.
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Counry
Tivoli Theater
Salvation Army
Tivoli
Thomas Woodcock
Corcoran Gallery Honors Local Sculptor H. Irving Gates
Five foot high welded steel sculpture Samurai by H Irving Gates earns the Carmen and David Lloyd Kreeger Award at the Corcoran Gallery sixteenth area exhibition. Gates, a Hood College lecturer, joins a growing modern American art collection with earlier prizes and gallery purchases.
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H. Irving Gates
Hood College
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington
Carmen
David Lloyd Kreeger
Corcoran
Gates
Corcoran Gallery
San Francisco Museum
New York
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum
Hartford
Conn
Lawrence College
Wisconsin
United States Steel Corporation
University of Illinois
Frederick
Elaine
Census To Check Farm Labor Force
The December Current Population Survey will determine the number of Americans aged 14 and older who did paid farm work in 1983. Albert C. Sprankle will serve as census taker for the area under guidance from John G. Gibson of the Philadelphia Regional Office.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
Albert C. Sprankle
Grant Place
John G. Gibson
Philadelphia
U. S. Bureau of the Census
Bureau of the Census
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Railroad Merger Approval Nudges Markets Higher
Approval of a railroad merger and other favorable corporate items lift the stock market in early trading. Activity remains routine as investors weigh latest moves and indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
No Snow Forecast For Here Deer Season Ends Saturday
The U S Weather Bureau shows no snow for the area though late weekend precipitation is possible. Saturday marks the last day of deer hunting in the state with several hunters checked in at local stores. Total county deer kill reaches 163 as hunters anticipate high turnout on the final day. Richard Jacques, state game warden, notes this season has the lightest hunter turnout in ten years.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
WFMD
Esso
Thurmont
William Devilbiss
Taneytown
Frederick City
Snook’s
Lewistown
Ruby S. Shipley
Monrovia
Barthal
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Named Postmaster for Ladiesburg
Mrs. Francis Sharrer was appointed Postmaster at Ladiesburg after serving as acting postmaster since December following Mabel Long's retirement. She previously worked twelve years in the Fourth Class Post Office and received the appointment from Postmaster General John Gronouski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Sharrer
Ladiesburg
Mabel Long
Donald Six
Middleburg
Case Postponed Against Fireman Keefer
The case against Kenneth L. Keefer former driver for United Fire Company charged with turning in a false alarm was postponed until December 30 on request of City Attorney Richard Burgee. Keefer was charged with turning in a false alarm November 23 at 12 22 am for a fire at 412 Middle Alley. He was arrested December 6 and released from jail under a 300 dollar bond.
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Kenneth L. Keefer
United Fire Company
Richard Burgee
Keefer
Middle Alley
Russians To Spend Christmas In U S Ports mouth visit
A four member Russian family will spend Christmas in Portsmouth Ohio as part of a Junior Chamber of Commerce project to promote better understanding between the Soviet and American people. They arrive December 19 and will stay about a week in a private home.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
Portsmouth
Chamber of Commerce
FBI Arrest Head Of Syndicate Bruno in Plane Landing
FBI agents arrested Angelo Bruno, 53, reputed Philadelphia boss of the Cosa Nostra, as he deplaned at Boston Logan International Airport. He was indicted October 31 in Philadelphia for conspiring to violate federal travel prohibitions to commit extortion.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Cosa Nostra
FBI
Angelo Bruno
Pan American World Airways
Boston
Logan International
Bruno
Italy
U.S
Rusk Heads to NATO Meeting in Paris
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flies to Paris to join NATO foreign ministers for a three day session. He travels with defense and finance chiefs McNamara and Dillon to review Cold War changes, discuss military research and East West relations, and carry a Johnson message to ministers.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Paris
Atlantic Alliance
Conference of
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rusk
NATO
Robert S. McNamara
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
LBJ Seeks Shakeup of Latin Aid Alliance
President Johnson plans a sweeping reorganization of the Alliance for Progress to make U S Latin America relations more dynamic. A congressional source predicts a complete shakeup of top leadership and operating methods. White House officials say Johnson is reviewing all government operations for possible improvements.
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Washington
Johnson
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Latin America
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Teodoro Moscoso
Moscoso
Priest Seeks Release Of Hostages In Bolivian Mine Standoff
In Oruro Bolivia Msgr Andrew Kennedy a Saint Louis priest resumes talks to win freedom for four Americans and other captives from Bolivian tin miners demanding two jailed Communist leaders be freed. Vice President Lechin backs Kennedy’s mediation despite government warnings. Police and mining unions clash with protests in La Paz over the case.
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Oruro
Bolivia
Andrew A. Kennedy
St. Louis
Juan Lechin
la Paz
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Msgr. Kennedy
Pass First Tests For Military Academies
Thomas W. Brown and Julian Alexander Smariga, both from Maryland's Sixth District, have been selected as candidates for Military Service Academies. They passed the Civil Service Designation Examination and now face further mental and physical tests required for academy entry.
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Thomas W. Brown
James W. Brown
Military Road
Julian Alexander Smariga
Julian E. Smariga
Liberty Knoll Farm
RFD
Union Bridge
Maryland
Charles McMathias
Brown
Smariga
Two Held For Grand Jury In Baltimore Break In
Two Baltimore youths Nelson Thomas and Charles H. Reuner were ordered held for grand jury action after a preliminary hearing for breaking and entering Modern Pharmacy at 18 South Market Street. Owner Joseph Marmor reported minor lab damage but no theft. Deputy State's Attorney William Wenner prosecuted.
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Baltimore
Robert K. Kennedy
Nelson Thomas
Charles H. Reuner
South Market Street
Joseph Marmor
William W. Wenner
Ellis G. Carty
John Wheeldon
Reed T. Thompson
Thomas F. Littleton
George W. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Abrecht
South Jefferson Street
Douglas J. Gletner
Lovettsville
Edwin F. Nikirk
Nikirk
Roger A. Wicks
William E. Shepley
Marina Oswald Seeks New Life For Her Children In America
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, remains under Secret Service protection in the Dallas area with her two young daughters. She is devoted to June and Rachel and aims to shed her Russian ties, learning English while coping with immense sympathy and donations surpassing 12 000 dollars from the United States and abroad.
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Mrs. Oswald
America
Dallas
Kennedy
Marina Oswald
Lee Harvey Oswald
Marina
Russia
United States
Secret Service
Irving
June
Rachel
Parkland Hospital
Fort Worth
FBI Distributes Sinatra Jr Ransom Serial Numbers Nationwide
The FBI released serial numbers of the $240000 ransom bills from Frank Sinatra Jr. abductors, photographed at the bank that prepared the package. Agents raided a Canoga Park home and investigated a Oakland tip claiming a camera tracked the ransom pickup in West Los Angeles. Sinatra Jr. was abducted near Lake Tahoe and released unharmed after the ransom exchange.
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Hollywood
FBI
Frank Sinatra Jr
Washington
San Fernando Valley
Canoga Park
Oakland
Frank Sinatra Sr
Oakland Tribune
Sinatra Sr
Sinatra
Tribune
Associated Press
Bel-Air
Los Angeles
The
San Francisco Bay Area
Sinatra Jr
Lake Tahoe
California - Nevada
Financiers Convicted Of Mail Fraud in Virginia Trial
In Richmond a U S District Court jury found C Oran Mensik of Chicago guilty on three counts and D Spencer Grow of Provo Utah guilty on two counts after a seven week trial. The government said their ads misrepresented Maryland savings and loan insurers. A third defendant, Henry McGurren, was acquitted.
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Richmond
AU. S. District Court
C. Oran Mensik
Chicago
D. Spencer Grow
Provo
Utah
Grow
Mensik
Maryland
U. S
Security Financial
Baltimore
Thomson
Henry McGurren
Tires Stolen From Cars At Walkersville Game
State Police hunt for thief or thieves who took two left rear tires from two 1956 Buick cars in the Walkersville High School parking lot during the Walkersville North Hagerstown basketball game. Victims are Roscoe Day of Fairground Avenue Hagerstown and Charles Swomiey RFD 1 Walkersville.
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Walkersville High School
Paul C. Crutchtey
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W. B. Storm
Elded Steel
Beirut, Lebanon
Saud
Lebanon
Mitzie
Frederick County Humane Society
LBJ
John A. Gronouski
James M. Lowe
Third Avenue
54Th
55Th Streets
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Irineo Pimental
Federico Escobar
Paz Estenssoro
Shawspa
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