Shoemaker Named Foreman for February Grand Jury
Henry R. Shoemaker, longtime Frederick County Agricultural Agent and current grand jury foreman, heads the February Grand Jury as deliberations begin. Judge Ralph G. Shure presides, stresses secrecy, and notes the panel may investigate beyond State’s Attorney Rothenhoefer’s evidence. The jurors are urged to guard against crime and subversive activity while upholding religion in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Ralph G. Shure
Montgomery County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Shure
Washington
Baltimore
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Montevue
Supreme Court
Douglas
Mr. Shoemaker
Paul Stitely
Calvin M. Swann
Dorothy M. Green
William J. O’brien
Emory L. Wirts
Roy E. Everhart
Ruth M. Shelton
Thomas E. Molesworth
Charles Stottlemyer
Catharine M. Wilcom
Myrtle H. Rhoderick
Emily R. Sixx
John K. Stoner
Edward Shipley
Calvin R. Calimer
Mt. Airy Hearing Sheds Light On School Consolidation
The Mt. Airy Citizens League gains a State Board of Education hearing to contest Carroll County’s plan to consolidate into a Winfield high school. A date will be set after a Board meeting this month, with focus on educational advantages cost and safety of longer student travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Citizens League
State Board of Education
Carroll County Board of Education
Winfield
Thomas Pullen Jr
Taneytown
County to decide New Market sanitary district Monday
County Commissioners will decide on the New Market sanitary district next Monday morning. President A Irving Renn said Lawrence A Dorsey and Russell Z Horman will vote on February 10. Meetings with New Market council and metropolitan district were canceled as officials review grievances and data from December 27 proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
A. Irving Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Tthe Town Council
Frederick County Metropolitan
Renn
Sanitary Commission
Mount Saint Marys College Names New Philosophy Chairman
Joseph D. Broussard, assistant professor of philosophy at Mount Saint Marys College Emmitsburg, is appointed chair of the college's Philosophy Department. A New Iberia native, he earned a PhD from The Catholic University of America in 1963 and a masters there in 1956, with earlier studies at Southwestern Louisiana Institute and Tulane. He serves also in Ford Foundation Far Eastern Program studies on India and holds AAUP roles and editorial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Broussard
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Carl J. Fives
Broussard
New Iberia
Catholic University of American
Washington
D.C
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
LaFayette
Tulane University
New Orleans
Ford Foundation
St. Joseph
Gettysburg
Hood
Western Maryland
Dickinson
Mount Saint Mary’s
American Association of University Professors
Colloquia
Mount
Robert R. Kline
Saubert Earns Silver in Women’s Giant Slalom
U S skier Jean Saubert from Lakeview Oregon clinched a silver medal in Innsbruck Austria tying with Christine Goitschel for second place in the women’s giant slalom. Marielle Goitschel won gold with a time of 1 52.24 while Saubert and Christine posted 1 53.11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innsbruck
Austria
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
United States
Miss Saubert
Oregon
Two New Deputies Appointed in Frederick County Sheriff Office
Sheriff Horace M. Alexander named James F. Cupino and Wilmer L. Wise as deputies to replace vacancies from December deaths. George Richard Culler becomes turnkey at the jail. Oaths were given by Ellis C. Wachter. All appointees reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Horace M. Alexander
James F. Cupino
Wilmer L. Wise
Cupino
George Richard Culler
Ellis C. Wachter
Circuit Court
Willard C. Koogle
Raymond A. Haugh Sr
West South Street
Brunswick
Koogle
Moose Club
Junior Fire Company No. 2
Doris L. Wallace
James F. Jr
Thomas E. v
Samual L
Hampton
Wise
Wyngate Drive
Rusherman Construction Company
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Evelyn Stine
Bonnie Jean
David Kenneth
Culler
North Market Street
Aerojet General
Car Corner
West Patrick Street
Betty Jane Strailman
Richard S
Kimberly Ann
Army Air Force
County Property Sold For 10300 At Mortgage Sale
Frederick Developers Inc paid $10,300 for a seven acre tract with improvements at a mortgage sale held at the Court House this morning. Richard E. Zimmerman represented the buyers. The property on the south side of Teen Barnes Road in Ballenger Election District includes a four room block house with bath, basement, new oil burner, and a small bank barn. William R. Leckemby Jr was assignee. Weinberg and Weinberg attorneys. Delbert S. Null auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Strength Shown in Air Lines Shares Amid Mixed Market
New York AP reports the stock market held steady near mid session with notable strength in airline stocks and select issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Former Maryland House Speaker Trial Reveals Offshore Money Source
A former banker testified that Boone and others opened SFIC funds in July 1959 with 425000 from two checks and 50000 in cash. The banker said Boone asked where the money came from and was told it was Canadian or Chicago money. The trial, before Judge Watkins, involves mail fraud indictments tied to SFIC the state insurer of savings and loan deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A. Gordon Boone
Security Financial Insurance Corp
C. Meredith Boyce
Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Boone
Claude A.hanley
Boyce
U. S
Chicago
Maryland House of Delegates
R. Dorsey Watkins
SFIC
Savings and Loan Association
Asst. U.S. Atty
Benjamin R. Civiletti
C. Oran Mensik
D. Spencer Grow
Provo
Utah
Civiletti
Mensik
Grow
Richmond
Virginia City
Henry McGurren
Seek Reason For Ranger 6 Moon Crash
Space scientists studied coded tapes to determine why Ranger 6 crashed into the moon with six television cameras failing. The 66 hour flight ended at 1 24 a.m. PST as the craft reached its rendezvous. Ranger 7 was set to fly next, continuing the U S plan for manned lunar landings this decade. The program has suffered six straight Ranger failures costing about 168 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasasdena
Calif
Moon
U.S
Dirksen Hospitalized for Ulcer Treatment
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois was admitted to Sibley Hospital Sunday night for ulcer treatment. An aide said he expects to return to the Senate later this week, noting a history of ulcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirksen
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Sibley Hospital
Mathias Lets Push For Maryland Redistricting
Rep Charles McC Mathias Jr presses for prompt redistricting action in Maryland. Gov Tawes opposes presenting the issue to the General Assembly, though lawmakers may still take it up. Mathias warns that inaction could cede control to the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
J. Millard Tawes
General Assembly
Tawes
Maryland
U. S. Congress
Baltimore
Mathias
Children’s Aid Society elects Paul Green VP and adds two directors
Paul Green of Walkersville was elected vice president of the Children’s Aid Society of Frederick County replacing the late Edward Hart Eitchinson. Two new board members, Herbert Rollins and Allen R Rouizan, were elected at the annual luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The 1963 annual report shows 119 cases affecting 144 children, with 46 placed in foster care and 53 passing from care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Green
Walkersville
Children’s Aid Society of
Frederick County
Harry Himes
John Hanna
Edward T. Helfenstein
Glenn Biehl
Biehl
A. Talbott Brice
James C. Cummings
Harry Free
James H. Gambrill
Paul Genovese
Howard Gross
Garland Guyton
James Hahn
Hanna
Helfenstein
Charles E. Hensen
Himes
Charles V. Main
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Elmer E. Michael
Edwin F. Nikirk
Eugene Thomas
Susan Thomas
Edward Houff
Children’s Department
John Eldridge
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Edgar H. McBride
Morris H. McDaniel
Charles McNair
Vernon Nicodemus
George P. von Eiff Jr
Jacob Rosenstock
Patrick M. Schnauffer
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence Dorsey
Russell Horman
E. Paul Magaha
Emmett R. Bowlus
William H. Bartgis
Richard Shipley
Col
Elmer T. Munshower
Alvey Renn
Mathias
Nikirk
Michael
Guyton
Main
Johns Hopkins Doctors Seek Hay Fever Volunteers
Two Johns Hopkins physicians begin their annual allergy research project under a Public Health Service grant. They seek hay fever sufferers over 18 to receive a series of allergen injections during the summer to test resistance to pollen during hay fever season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Walter Winkerder
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Philip S. Norman
U.S. Public Health Service
Seek Hearings On B O Move
Allegany County Commissioners voted to request public hearings on a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plan to discontinue two trains between Cumberland and Cincinnati. They asked the Maryland Public Service Commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission to hold hearings in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Allegany County Board of Commissioners
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
Maryland Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Finan says new Maryland redistricting bill unlikely
Attorney General Thomas B. Finan told three federal judges that another redistricting bill would be rejected by the Maryland legislature. Gov Tawes, after conferring with eight congressmen, said the court should note the legislature would likely block a new congressional district plan, as the issue remains before the U.S. Supreme Court. The Maryland Citizens Committee for Fair Congressional Redistricting wants statewide candidate runs unless districts are size equalized. The 30-day session, in Annapolis, begins Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thomas B. Finan
Tawes
Maryland
Finan
Maryland Citizens Committee For Fair
U. S. District Court
United States Supreme Court
General Assembly
Annapolis
Hope To Avert Grocery Stores Strike
A Retail Clerks union representative said negotiations will continue in Baltimore to avert a Maryland strike affecting Food Fair Safeway Acme and A P stores. Eastern Shore and state wide votes rejected the contract, 302 to 35 and 3340 to 197 respectively, with Frederick voting 105 to 0 against a four percent raise over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Retail Clerks International Association
Afl-Cio
Food Fair
Safeway
Acme
A&p
Eastern Shore
Shore
Frederick
Baimore
Hagerstown
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Judge Shure
Los Angeles
Floyd L. Biser
Grace F. Koehl
Harry A. Burns
August E. Seleckmann
Homer C. Gross
Paul E. Harper
Daniel J. Thomas
Harry D. Baumgardner Jr
Robert Ambush
Elva V. Lochner
Roy M. Fisher
Lloyd R. Brandenburg
Guy A. Baker Jr
Raymond L. Strine
Margaret R. Mullican
Frances J. Ecker
Mary Grace Castle
A. Melvin Ringer
Wilmer
Shank
Wiliam Devilbiss
Jesse L. Stup
Eva H. Bobo
Desmond IG. Dean
John Russell Huff
Ruby Virginia Hahn
G. Plitt von Elff Jr
Samuel E. Brown Jr
C. Clifford Doll
Lewis I. Clark
Hilda M. Smith
Melvin Zecher
Stephen V. Knott
Charles N. Staley
Carl E. Holtz
Mount Philosophy
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Janes F. Cupino
Canada
Children’s Aid Society
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