Damages Asked For Land Taken In Doody Dairy Farm Case
The Board of Property Review heard testimony on damages owed by the State Roads Commission for land taken from the Doody dairy farm in Lewistown district. About 10.8 acres were acquired for a diagonal 200 foot wide strip through the farm affecting pasture and access. Attorneys argued the severed land ruins usable dairy operation with over 46 acres remaining unusable, totaling roughly 20 percent of the farm. Witnesses and board members were introduced to discuss the taking and its impact.
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Board of Property Review
Eugene Doodys
State Roads Commission
Doody
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Lakeview Roads
Stull
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Law Library
Court House
Delbert S. Null
G. Wilson Mercer
Richard Schindel
Samuel L. Birely
Sherman P. Bowers
A. Austin Renn
No Hurry Seen In Filing For Public Office Here
Prospective political candidates show little rush with under a month to file by March 5. Ten Democrats have filed compared with one Republican Joseph Payne seeking a seat in the House of Delegates. Democrats listed include Delbert Null Charles Smelser A Irvin Renn Norvell Belt Lawrence Dorsey Franklin Carlisle John Ramsburg Thomas Eichelberger Robert Rothenhoefer and Mrs Caroline McGill for various offices. The primary is May 15 and the general election November 6.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Ruth Moberly
Russell House
Joseph Payne
House of Delegates
Delbert 3. Null
Charles Smelser
A. Irvin Renn
Dr. Norvell Belt
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Franklin Carlisle
John Ramsburg
Thomas Eichelberger
Register of Wills
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Caroline McGill
Orphans’ Court
Old Bartonsville resident crawls free from late night fire
A 94 year old man, George Hudson, escaped a burning Bartonsville house through the only exit as flames gutted the three room block building. Neighbors sheltered him while firefighters assessed about $4,000 in damage. The incident was part of three fires that night, including a U.S. 40 A blaze that forced a mother and two children from a downstairs apartment.
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Bartonsville
George Hudson
U.S. 40
Braddock
Independents
Robert Hoss
J. L. Summers
Carlyle Sole
Urbana
House of Hudson
New Market Fire Company
Hudson
Dewey Crummitt
Crummitt
13 year old girl loses battle with leukemia
Diana Carol Shelton 13 of Frederick dies after a six month illness with leukemia at Frederick Memorial Hospital. An active student, musician, and church helper she had hoped to play the accordion during her fight. She is survived by parents, siblings, and a grandfather. Funeral services set at Peoples Baptist Church with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Diana Carol Shelton
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmer J
D. Pauline Shelton Jr
East Sixth Street
Frederick Coun Uans
Diana
University Hospital
Baltimore
Elm Street School
Peoples Baptist Church
West Fourth Street
Anna Edwards
William Franklin Fauble Jr
Brunswick
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Wee Women Prompt Predicts Laugh Through Troubles
A humorous line from a child named Wee Women asks for reassurance before sharing worries. The speaker requests a promise that listeners will laugh, signaling a lighthearted approach to a moment of distress.
Acquits Man Of Rubber Hose Attack In Magistrate Court
A 48 year old man, Paul H. Dawson of Adams town, was acquitted after a magistrate's hearing on charges he beat his wife with a rubber hose and a chamber pot during a domestic dispute. Colleen Dawson testified of two swollen eyes and a neck mark. Dawson claimed self defense after his wife attacked with a butcher knife. The judge urged faster equity proceedings or family arrangements to prevent recurrence. Grayson R. Michael was also acquitted of following too closely after a December accident on West Patrick Street.
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Paul H. Dawson
RFD 1
Adamstown
Colleen Dawson
Stephen P. Riland
Richard E. Zimmerman
Equity
Stanley Y. Bennett
Dawson
Grayson R. Michael
RFD
Myersville
West Patrick Street
Michael
Richard F. Rinehart
Rinehart
Cpl
Paul W. Mossburg
Herbert Rollins
Linganore Officials to Visit Civics Class
County Commissioner Delbert S. Null and County Attorney Goodrow E. Byron will speak to Linganore High School civics students taught by Mrs. Harry F. Shipley. The visit is scheduled for Thursday morning at the new Linganore School.
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Delbert S. Null
Goodrow E. Byron
Harry F. Shipley
Linganore School
Army to release reservists wrongly called during Berlin mobilization
The Army said it will release an undisclosed number of reservists who were erroneously kept in the ready Reserve during the Berlin crisis mobilization. Officials acknowledged misinterpretation of policy kept some men in ready Reserve instead of inactive Reserve, with no figure given. Secretary McNamara said no date for release of about 156,000 reservists across services was set.
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Washington (Ap
Army
Berlin
Fort George Meade
National Guard
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Navy
Air Force
40 Degree Swing Dips Mercury as Cold Air Returns
After peaking at 63 degrees the temperature fell to the low 20s by Monday. A brief rise to about 30 is expected this afternoon, then a plunge to near 10 tonight. Gusty 20 to 30 mph winds, showers, and a return to winter frigid conditions are forecast through Wednesday.
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Weather Bureau
Heart Surgery For Allen Postponed
A heart operation for 17 year old Charles Allen of Lincoln High School was postponed at University Hospital Baltimore for more tests. About 30 volunteers offered blood and will be notified when the operation is rescheduled, likely within ten days.
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Charles Allen
Lincoln High School
University Hospital
Baltimore
Young Allen
Frederick County Heart Association
Rocket Launch Delayed At Cape Canaveral
Technical troubles with the booster forced the postponement of the Tiros IV weather satellite launch. Scientists had a 47 minute window ending at 7 30 am to place the payload on course, but the issue could not be resolved in time and the attempt was abandoned for the day.
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Cape Canaveral
Fia
Mercury Plunges To 30 Below Across Midwest
The Associated Press reports a fierce arctic wave gripping the midcontinent with Chicago at a record -4 for the date, International Falls -31,Bemidji -30 and Duluth colder than -? as brutal winds and subzero readings spread from Minnesota to the Northeast via Vermont New Hampshire and Maine cold warnings.
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Associated Press
Gulf States
Mercury
Chicago
Minnesota
International Falls
Bemidji
Duluth
Minneapolis
Bismarck
N.D
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Appalachians
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Brunswick Boy Faces Break In Charge
An 11 year old Brunswick boy Wilbert Eugene Kennan faced a break in and larceny charge in Juvenile Court with Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer presiding. A 13 year old co defendant was released to parental custody in the same case.
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Wilbert Eugene Kennan
Brunswick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Kennedy Attacked Speech at Tokyo University
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy faced hostile interruptions at Waseda University in Tokyo where fewer than 100 hecklers disrupted his address. Kennedy and his wife Ethel remained calm as security escorted them from the hall amid jeering and cheers from thousands of students.
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Tokyo
Waseda University
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
Japan
Edwin O. Reischauer
Waseda
Cuba
Okinawa
Zengakuren
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marine Corps
Kennedy seeks $5.7 billion aid to education this year
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a five year 5.7 billion education aid program with loans grants and scholarships at all levels He excluded aid for church schools citing separation of church and state He argued the plan costs 15 billion over three years and would help furnish facilities for 14 million students by 1970 and boost college enrollments His plea aimed to revive stalled teacher salary and construction bills while stressing higher education support remains essential
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Joans
House
Senate
Centennial Plans $2.5 Million Tourism Push in Maryland
Robert Rockhard, executive director of the Antietam-South Mountain Civil War Centennial Celebration, says about 500000 tourists will spend an average of $5 each, totaling roughly $25 million for Washington and Frederick counties and surrounding areas. He urges merchants to evoke Civil War displays and historic windows to boost sales while cautioning against pushing miniature souvenirs.
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Maryland
Washington
Frederick Coy
Robert Rockhard
Assny
Reckhold
Washington County
Frederick County
Man Feeds Birds Locked Up in Frederick
Claude H Gardner a 64 year old man was arrested on East Fifth Street by Corporal Paul W Mossburg for feeding birds from a porch pieces of bread thrown into the street He claimed to have 100 drunkenness convictions in the city and said he did not know the loitering charge The magistrate acquitted him saying people do not understand how you act because you just do not act like anyone else.
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Claude H. Gardner
Frederick
East Fifth Street
Paul W. Mossburg
Gardner
Stanley Y. Bennet
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New York
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Diana C. Shelton
Pou
Linganore
Meade
Allen
Oran
Secret Army
de Gaulle
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Algera
Raoul Salan
Hours de Gaulle
Echo d‘Oran
North Afrcan
OAS
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Edmond Jouhaud
Radio Oran
Brunswick Boy
Robi Kennedy
Robert
F. Kennedy
Kennedys
Robert Rockhold
Lee Place
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