Accidents From Snow Delay Frederick Roads Report
Police faced heavy difficulties yesterday with multiple snow related accidents on state roads. Two Middletown residents Ann Koch and her son Robert were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for injuries after their 1960 Taunus collided with Millard Haines 1954 Ford on US 40 A. Another accident on US 15 at Lime Kiln involved John Burger whose 1952 Mercury hit a utility pole, causing minor injuries and about 200 dollars damage. City streets remained slippery but largely ice free with two salt trucks active through the night.
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Shiek
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Braddock Mountain
Middletown
Ann Louie Koch
Robert
Koch
Ches
Millard Haines
Tpr
Gordon Smith Pole
Walker D Grose
U.S. 15
Lime Kiln
John F. Burger
RFD
Fredenck
Mercury
Burger
Tor Top EH. Barnes
Russell Morgan
Charles H. Gardner
Grove Boulevard
West Second Street
Ofc
Nathan Dorsey
Ford
Ernestine L. Pearce
North Market Street
George Tregoning
Harry Quinn
Margie C. Cahill
Charlotte
Mt. Airy
Harry Phillips
East Ninth Street
Chrysler
Paul E. Himes
Frederick
Melvin Keyton
Woodsboro
Get Going Ihe Tells GOP Parties
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP burglar in Knjazevac learns liquor and safe cracking do not mix after a late night break in. In Washington AP Republicans rally nationwide with Eisenhower urging action against Democrats to fund 1962 campaigns. Nixon canceled Fresno appearance due to virus. Murphy read speech. Eisenhower and speakers frame GOP as offering more than Democrats. Closed circuit TV linked dinners and a Los Angeles rally. Goldwater Rockefeller and Nixon tipped as 1964 prospects. Nixon warns to deter fraud by fully manning precincts. Goldwater denounces welfare state Democrats. Rockefeller accuses Kennedy admin of political fakery over urban affairs. Republican HQ here.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Party
R.S.V.P Affairs
House
Senate
Nixon
Richard M Nixon
Fresno
Calif
George Murphy
Eisenhower
GOP
Olympic Auditorium
Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Cleveland
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Des Moines
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Department of Urban Affairs
GOP dinners raise funds to reduce debt
More than 30 000 people signed up for tonight’s dinners, with take totaling over 1.5 million dollars. After expenses, the remainder will be shared among national state and local Republican committees, offering little hope of erasing the national committee’s 607 000 dollar debt. Photo by Dale Bohrer. Also: Government rests its case in the Alvey kidnapping trial as FBI agents witness re enactment of the crime after his return to Maryland.
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Republican
GOP
National Committee
Dale Bohrer
Fwo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B&o
Baltimore
Joseph H Alvey
District Court
Roszel C. Thomson
FBI
Alvey
Michael Condetti
Maryland
Miami
Fla
Traffic increase on Channel ferries outpaces passenger rise
Across the English Channel, automobile crossings to Britain from France grew faster than passenger numbers in 1961. Cars carried rose 22.5 percent, while passengers increased 14 percent, highlighting a shift toward vehicular traffic on ferry services.
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Paris
Britain
France
Public relations wisdom shared by Larry Hogan
Larry Hogan of Washington told the Frederick Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that good relations pay, stressing credit for virtue, public sympathy, fair treatment of employees, and a strong reputation. He cited Kennedy, Sam Adams, Marx, and Churchill, noting words as tools behind public perception and cash flow.
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Larry Hogan
Hogan
Kennedy
Christ
Boston
Sam Adams
Karl Marx
Winston Churchill
Program chairman introduces speaker at Lions Club meeting
The program chairman introduced Mr. Hogan who is active in the Public Relations Society of America the D C Bar Association the Society of Former FBI Agents and several civic groups. Ramsburg presented a certificate of appreciation to Hogan for an informative task. Turner outlined duties of the program director and the need to check speakers in advance and manage meeting timing. Three New Market Lions Burall Wood and Falconer visited, with Capt Landren of the Salvation Army as guest to Capt Woodcock and Lion Bohn of Hagerstown also visiting.
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Hogan
Public Relations Society of America
D. C. Bar Association
FBI
Washington Board of Trade
Georgetown University Alumni Association
Gonzaga Alumni Association
Washington Trade Association
Hyattsville
Jacob R. Ramsburg
New Market
Jesse M Burall
Charles W. Wood
L. K. Falconer
Cliff Landren
The
Salvation Army
Capt
Woodcock
Frederick ‘S.A
Gilbert Bohn
Hagerstown
Merryman to face tax charges in Baltimore court
Lewis C. Merryman 85 an attorney from Salisbury and former U.S. commissioner on the Eastern Shore for 26 years goes on trial in U S District Court Friday on income tax charges. He is accused of failing to file returns for 1954 to 1958 after resigning as U S commissioner in December 1938.
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Baltimore
Lewis C. Merryman
Salisbury
U.S
Eastern Shore
U.S. District Court
Berryman
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Knjazevac
General Electric
Modern Lighting Co
North Market ST
Ceramic Tile Shop, Inc
Water St. MO
Hoover
Mays’ Hardware
Eny
Frederick Shopping Center
Masterworld
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market St
University of Maryland
Mass
Merk F. Wachter
Frederick Glass Shop
N. Market St
Don Leibyy
Sam Main
Don Davis
Dailey’s
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Ruse Eye
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Maker St
Coblentz & Main
North Court Street
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St. Fhone Monument
Kaempf & Harris
Stey Best
Try Weil Brothers
Discount Super Mart
Ntewepa
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