Fires Reported Across Cities With Several Small Blazes
Fire crews battled chimney and stove fires in Rocky Ridge and Thurmont with no damage reported. Brunswick volunteers fought two small fires with slight damage. A Maryland wide report notes a fatal blaze in Glen Burnie and multiple injuries, plus a Christmas home fire near Salisbury. Mantua Italy marks JFK grammar school dedication ceremony.
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Rocky Ridge
Joseph Clabaugh
Guardian Hose Company
Thurmont
Frank Grimes
Edward Springer
Springer
Brunswick
E. 0
Lancaster
9Th Avenue
Ben Hayes
Knoxville Road
Maryland
Larry Preston Ruppeon
Glen Burnie
Baltimore
Preston W. Rippeon
Brenda Louise
South Baltimore General Hospital
Christopher Parker
University Hospital
Sane Arundel General
Annapolis
Bertha Parker
Henrietta Tasker
Mack S. Galloway
Elijah
Mardeia
Salisbury
Klaverweiden
Jesse G. Klaverweiden
Party Held For Local Children
Local women form Kids Inc to boost children's mental and social growth with weekly crafts games and monthly activities at South End Civic Association Frederick. The program, supported by city and county schools, offers tutoring and material aid to families in need.
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South End Civic Association
Kids, Inc
Frederick
Scholl’s Lane
Burck Street
Avalon Orris
Orris
Paul Fogle
Happy Johnny
Santa Claus
Carlotta Patton
Mary Ann Kratzer
Ann Grove
Christmas Party with Santa at South End Civic Center
Santa Claus distributed gifts candy and oranges to about 30 children at a Kid Inc sponsored Christmas party at the South End Civic Association Building. The event featured local children and adults with attendees identified in group photos.
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Santa Claus
South End
Civic Association
Kid, Inc
Santa
Baumgardner Family Winter Plans Highlight Local Visit
Mr and Mrs Donald Wantz and children David Mary and Virginia Lee visit Mrs Ethel Baumgardner with Murray Baumgardner and son Dennis while Mr and Mrs Robert Grimes join the same gathering. Mrs Baumgardner plans to winter in Orlando Florida after leaving Tuesday.
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John Leister
Taneytown
Ethel Baumgardner
Thomas Bosley
Lee, Thomas and Bull
Glenarm
Cmdr
James Baumgardner
Jo Ann
Lisa Lee
Chuckie
Camp Hill
Clifford Meskill
Marion and
Laurie
Westminster
John Baumgardner
Paul
Martha
Emmitsburg
Jerry Hoskins
Orlando
Fla
Edgar Grimes
Airy
Bernard Welty
Emmittsburg
A.J. Rosenwald
Joseph
Julia
Utica
Charles R. Arnold
E. Baltimore Street
William Unger
Robert and
Arthur
Jo Anne
Betty Jean
Stevens Point
Wisc
Piney Creek
Church of the Brethren
Oscar Wolf
Robert Miller
Teeter Road
Larry Little
Robin Mayberry
Maurice Bowers
Samuel Bair
Hummelstown
St. Joseph’s
Laura Schramm
Philadelphia
Foxcroft School
Pauline
Clara K. Bruning
Baltimore Street
Herman Schmidt
Herman Jr
Baltimore
Hazel Lambert
Donald Herring
Eddie
Todd
Frederick Street
Elizabeth Haycraft
Anna May
Irene
Eileen
Ed Mackley
Frederick
George Baumgardner
Florida
Baumgardner
Hoskins
Fila
Donald Wantz
David
Mary
Virginia Lee
Murray Baumgardner
Dennis
Robert Grimes
Firth of Forth Bridge Nears Completion in Scotland
The final steel and concrete sections were lowered to complete the span of the Firth of Forth bridge. Crews begin laying the roadway on the 7,044 foot suspension bridge, touted as Europe's longest, with an opening planned for next summer.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Firth of Forth
Europe
Maryland Citizens Seek Court Ruling On Districts
A Baltimore citizens group asked the U S District Court to declare Maryland congressional districts unconstitutional and block revised districts from the 1963 Legislature. Plaintiffs include Roland Perusse and Mary Kaufman with Gov Tawes and Sec. of State Simpkins named as defendants. They urge at large statewide elections if districts remain unconstitutional.
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Baltimore
U.S District Court
Maryland
Maryland Citizens Committee For Fair
Gov
Tawes
Lloyd L. Simpkins
Roland I. Perusse
Bethesda
Mary W. Kaufman
Lanam
Bank Robber Gets 25 Year Sentence
In Baltimore Carl Close, 48, was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison after a jury conviction for bank robbery. His brother Harold, 38, was also convicted for the $21,000 March bank holdup and faces sentencing later. Carl earlier confessed from the stand.
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Baltimore (Ap
Carl Close
Close
Harold
Baltimore
Carl
Prison confession ties man to Equitable Trust robbery
The suspect claimed his accomplice was a Washington D C man met in prison and warned he would be dead in six months if he named him. The report notes the robber’s denial of identification and hints at dangers.
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Equitable Trust Co
Washington, D. C
Carl
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Earl Bolinger
Lynn Cole
Annabelle Powell
Repub
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Russell House
W. I Hopwood
James Messersmith
Board of Election Supervisors
Winchester Hall
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Calif
Australia
Raymond Shaver
Mgr
Yellow Springs
Lions
St. Market St
Glass Shop
N. Market St
Greyhound van Lines
Greyhound
Carbaugh van Service
Frederick, Md
Yen
Mobilheat Economy Oil CO
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Phon
Alex. Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchanse
American Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Battimere-Washington Stock Exchanges
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Cairo
Chou Enlai
Red China
Peking
Moscow
Western
France
Britanny
Britain
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