Testifies On Estates Finances
A Baltimore lumber firm witness described checks that bounced while a woman book keeper said workers waited Friday night for money owed for materials and work on the College Estates apartment building on West Seventh Street. Kolker of Maryland Lumber tied payments and a January 20 1960 contract to Flynn and Galloway as suppliers, noting checks returned for insufficient funds. He said he informed attorney Robert E. Clapp Jr. and later discussed a Weaver Brothers folder and a foliage photo tied to the project dated 1959 August or September. Mylander objected to the photo but planned to enter it later.
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Baltimore
College Estates
West Seventh Street
Kolker
Maryland Lumber Company
K. and G. Construction Company
Alfred Flynn
James T. Galloway
Flynn
Weaver Brothers
Baltimore Mortgage Brokers
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Clapp
Walter C. Mylander Jr
Mechanics
Mylander
Sheriff's Services Increase in 1961 Report
The sheriff Horace M. Alexander cites a ten year rise in duties and 4 749 total services in 1961. The office, including four deputies and a clerk, handled 960 law-docket calls, 327 Equity Court servings, 262 miscellaneous docket servings, 688 witness notices, 229 out-of-county papers, and 272 trespassing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace M. Alexander
Alexander
Sheriff's Office
Circuit Court
Equity
Magistrates’ Court
Weather delays Glenn orbital flight again
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP a new coastal storm threatened a ninth postponement of John H Glenn Jr s orbital flight now set for Thursday morning Weather conditions near Bermuda and Cape Canaveral were forecast to remain unsettled with strong winds and rough seas Officials warned the launch would be delayed to protect the capsule and crew Glenn expressed calm acceptance saying everything else is go The eighth postponement had just been announced and NASA officials briefed the White House before this report also notes a separate car crash injuring Senator Muskie and irregular stock market activity in New York
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Project Mercury
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Bermuda
Cape Hatteras
N.C
O.B. Lloyd
White House
Glerman
William K. Douglas
John H. Powers
Powers
Cubans Quit OAS In Walkout Over Inter-American System
Cuba announced its departure from the Organization of American States after a council president recommended sending a Punta del Este resolution to a general committee for urgent study. The 21 member states had previously declared the Cuban regime incompatible with the Inter-American system and barred its participation.
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Washington
Cuba
Organization of American States
OAS Council
Alberto Zuleta Angel
Colombia
Punta del Este
Council
Uruguay
Snow used four inches in higher county elevations
Snow and ice covered county roads this morning with up to four inches in higher elevations. State and county crews worked overnight to treat streets while schools delayed opening to 10 am. State police reported no major accidents as crews pressed snow removal and salting efforts.
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South Mountain
Weather Bureau
Plate
Alexander To Run For Re-Election
Sheriff Horace M. Alexander announced his candidacy for reelection in the Republican primary. He cites years of law enforcement service including deputy sheriff in 1938 and multiple terms as sheriff since 1940, plus legislative service. He notes family ties, community roles, and ongoing training with the Maryland State Police and federal agencies.
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Horace M. Alexander
Sherff
Alexander
Guy Anders
House of Delegates
Paul Buhrman
Buhrman
Anders
Sheriff Alexander
Woodshoro
Oho
Buckeystown
Kathryn R. Tinney
Mark Alexander
University of Maryland
Orrell Manor Lions Club
Frederick County Fish and Game Association
Wily City
Vense
All Sains Episcopal Church
Maryland
Massive attack shocks Oran Moslem quarter
About 40 plastic bombs exploded in the Moslem quarter of Oran as the Secret Army Organization staged its largest blast to date. Fires were started and brought under control by firemen with no confirmed casualties, though unconfirmed reports spoke of Muslims trapped in bombed houses.
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Oran
Algeria
Secret Army Organization
Nominees Sought for County Education Board Seats
The County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations seeks three nominees from each of six areas for the Board of Education six year term. Names will be submitted to county central committees and Governor Tawes for consideration. Miss Lavenia Hood is among current nominees. meeting tonight at West Frederick Junior High School will action nominees.
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Chase C. Gove Jr
Gave
Ptas
West Frederick Junior Hugh School
Parent- Teacher Association
Board of Education
County Council
J. Millard Tawes
Lavenia Hood
Samuel W. Barrick
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Legislative Committee
PTA Council
Tawes
George Barthel
Barthel
J. Frederick Kreissig
Woman Reproved For Refusing To Testify
Magistrate Byron W. Thompson admonished Edna B. Thompson of Klinhhart's alley for refusing to testify against her husband James C. Thompson 26 who was charged with assault and battery after a domestic quarrel. The warrant states he struck her while she struck back with a beer bottle. She said they had a long talk before she chose not to press charges.
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Byron W. Thompson
Edna B. Thompson
Klinhhart's Alley
James C. Thompson
Jas
Quake Jolts Chile Near Concepcion Temuco Area
An early morning quake struck near Concepcion Temuco about 300 miles south of Santiago at 1 45 am. Telegraph lines south of Temuco were broken and details were scarce. A second minor tremor was reported in Concepcion shortly after.
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Chile
Santiago
Concepcion-Temuco
Temuco
Concepcion
Powers On Shore Confirm Powers On Shore
Reports say spy pilot Francis Gary Powers may be at Ashford Farms estate on Maryland’s Eastern Shore with his family since Saturday. A Baltimore Sun source cites government confirmation. estate gates, fencing, private cables, and German Shepherd guards support a government purchase. No sighting of Powers or family. a nearby blue station wagon and rental cars are noted. Minor car damage incident reported at Circle S parking lot.
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Bellevue
Francis Gary Powers
Chesapeake Bay
U.S
United States
White House
Powers
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Ashford Farms
Choptank River
Here
Easton
Baltimore
Washington
Yeu
Charles Todd
Volved
Naylor Place
City Snow Plan hinges on warm up says engineer
City Engineer Robert A Whiteford said temperatures today will determine snow handling in downtown. If melt occurs priority is to keep storm sewers clear. if not, snow will be removed from several blocks. Salt was spread last night and one grader was sent to patrol for trouble spots.
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Robert A. Whiteford
Bartgis Seeks Third Term as Frederick Alderman
Alderman William H. Bartgis announces candidacy for a third term. The Frederick businessman, president of the Board, highlights eight years of service and a strive to maximize tax dollar benefits while leading Firestone tied ventures and civic roles. He notes City of Frederick's strong finances and pledges continued effort if reelected.
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William H. Bartgis
Frederick
Bartgis
Barlgis
Maryland
Frederick City
Firestone Home and Auto Supply Store, Inc
East Patrick
Firestone
Chamber of Commerce
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Columbia Lodge No. 58
A. F. & A. Masons
Ali Ghan Temple Order of the Mystic Shrine
The
Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Advisory Council
Dhe Molay
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Powers cooperation and future testimony in U2 incident
President Kennedy announced U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers is cooperating with investigators and will be free to testify to Congress after questioning. Powers was exchanged last week for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel after the May 1 1960 crash in Russia and his capture on the Soviet side of Berlin. Kennedy noted uncertainty about how Powers was brought down and discussed related nuclear and automation issues and a plant layoff estimate in Long Island.
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Washington
Kennedy
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
U.S
Rudolf Abel
Russia
Abel
Congress
West Berlin
East Germany
United States
Mar
Harold Macmillan
Christmas Island
Khrushchev
Long Island
White House
Wee Women New Maid Faces Tough Jobs
A captioned item notes a new maid beginning work and facing high expectations as she adapts to duties, hinting at comparisons with a prior worker and the challenges ahead.
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Sheriff’s
Frederick Area
John B. Funk
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Duke McLeod
C. Cyril Klein
George Hamplton
Albert Mullican Jr
Charles Mathias Jr
Delbert S. Nill
Frank J. Keefer Chamcter
Commerce
Philip Wertheimer
Hack Row
Robert E. Vaughn
Braddock Heights
Community Association
Merkle Duvall
Farm Bureau
Charley Keller
Sen
Muskie
Burt Wilmington
Del
Edmund
Maine
New York
OAS
Education Board
County Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
Chesapeake
U. S
Ocean City
CIA
James William Stockman
East Patrick Street
Larry George Stull
RFD 2
Circle S
Stull
Stockman
Aldermen Board
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