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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 17, 1960

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Applications For Census Jobs Filed In District City

District Census office seeks crew leaders and enumerators for the national census starting in April. Fifteen crew leader posts filled four selected. rural preference stressed to match residents and places. Training planned by early March with 299 applying for enumerator roles and counts broken by county districts across Frederick and nearby towns.

George R. Hughes Hughes Frederick City Tuscarora Braddock Urbana Buckerstown Jefferson Petersville Burkitsville Middletown Jackson Myersville Catoctin Thurman Hauvers Emmitsburg Teagerstoun Lewistown Johnsville Woodsboro Walkersville Liberty Lingenore Wood Ne Mt. Pleasant New Market West Patrick Street Revburna Browning Mebri D. Remsberg Joan A. Derr James Wachter Allegany Montgomery Oped Wal Mary

Adenauer Confined at Home with Flu Illness

Bonn Germany AP Chan cellor Konrad Adenauer, 84, is staying home with influenza after a winter of occasional colds. His office said he is ill but not seriously.

Adenauer Bonn Germany Konrad Adenauer

Capital Account Of Bank To Be Increased

The Fredericktown Savings Institution plans to raise its capital account from 150000 to 300000 and convert Weekly Deposits into common stock at 20 dollars per share. Each weekly deposit holder will receive one share of new common stock for each 20 dollars of deposits. A 100 percent stock dividend will be issued on the new stock. Charter amendments are required and will be considered at the annual meeting on April 11 with formal notice to follow.

Fredericktown Savings Institution

Prosecution Opens in Motherwell Murder Case in Downieville

In Downieville California the prosecution begins its case against Larry Lord Motherwell 43 charged with murdering Pearl Ada Putney 72 near Aug 15 1958. Jurors were seated with nine housewives and three men. 30 witnesses expected and grand jury testimony cited a signature Pearl by Motherwell.

Downieville Calif Larry Lord Motherwell Washington, D.C Motherwell Pearl Ada Putney Sierra Nevada Warren Steel Castro M. Dabrohua Dabrohua Winnetka Putney Pearl San Francisco International Dist Gordon TF. Smith Ann Compton Los Angeles John T. Reyes Reges Sierra County Ge Steel

Foley and Goldstein to Head Frederick Firemen Banquet

Congressmen John R. Foley and Comptroller Louis Goldstein will lead a guest list for the fifth annual Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association banquet on February 25 at the hall. Over 350 firemen are expected, with county commissioners and officials attending. entertainment will be by professionals and tickets are available through local fire departments.

John R. Foley Louis Goldstein Lst Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association Re Hall Eacn Banque Co Philip H. Beard Walkiersville Edgar Zimmerman Paul Tritappe Brunswick Delbert §. Null A. Irvin Renn Beard

Bids Start Friday for Linganore and New Market School Adds

Frederick County schools plan major expansions with Linganore Junior Senior High and New Market elementary additions. Bid opening occurs March 21 at 2 p.m. Contracts may be bid separately or jointly to save money. Linganore will be a two story 33 teaching station site near Route 75.

Linganore New Market Board of Education West Frederick James A. Sensenbaugh Frederick County Serserbaugh Singanore Zanorei Lingano Linganore School Annapolis Road Route 75 Central Frederick High School Elm Street Sensenbaugh

Clemency Favors for Chessman Amid Death Row Drama

The AP reports Supreme Court refused a last minute stay on Carl Chessman’s execution as clemency appeals mount in California. Gov Brownsman clemency secretary Cecil Poole says new evidence and approaches are being reviewed while public figures urge spared death.

Washington Supreme Court Today Carsl Chessman Innia Sacramento Calif Edmund Brownsman Caryl Chessman S Letavor San Quenida Cal Cecil Poole Realis Khidnapina Los Angeles Lauser Jerr Chessman Giester

Formosa air battle claims damage on both sides

The Red Chinese claimed damage to a Nationalist plane in the Formosa Strait air engagement. Nationalists said they likely shot down a Red Chinese MIG during a clash involving four Nationalist planes and ten Communist aircraft, with all four Nationalist planes returning safely.

Formosa Tokyo Formosa Strait

Frederick Buys Land For New Filtration Plant

The City of Frederick purchased nearly 15 acres along the Monocacy River northeast of the city at a price around 322,000 for a new water filtration plant. Grantors are G Hunter Bowers, Eleanor W. Houck, and Richard F Nalin. Tests borings are completed and engineers Whitman Reynardt and Associates work on design with bids possible in early March. The project, a 2 million gallon daily plant, is forecast to cost about 390,000 and will serve as auxiliary supply with intermittent operation to keep pumps in good condition.

Frederick Court House G. Hunter Bowers Eleanor W. Houck Richard F_ Nalin Whitman, Reynardt and Associates Plan Hall Route 26 Monocacy River Fort Detrick

Area Youth Hurt In Hagerstown Crash

A Frederick area youth sustained serious injuries in a two car collision east of Hagerstown on Route 40. Dewey A Harmon 39 of Frederick was admitted to Washington County Hospital with possible head injuries. Hayes N Harmon 23 faced reckless driving charges after the crash involving a car owned by Lester Lene of Hagerstown and an east bound vehicle driven by Ronald J Jackson of Baltimore.

Hagerstown Frederick Dewey A. Harmon Washington County Hospital Victor Guiimian Harmon Hayes N Acceiss Les’ Er Oh Lene

Cumberland Angered by Governor Livie Statement

Cumberland officials including Mayor J. and Racing Chairman R. Bruce criticized Governor Tawes for remarks about Cumberland half mile tracks. Keech and Fleming accused Livie of undermining regional promotion and said the area has few derelicts and no Cumberland presence.

Cemberland API J.lice F. More Fler R. Bruce H Tanes Sa Cumberland Livie Keech Tawes Fleming

Weather Forecast Says Precipitation Likely This Weekend

The area forecast predicts precipitation Sunday possibly rain or snow with colder temperatures. Forecaster notes a chilly day with near freezing highs and a return to colder air later, cautioning that precipitation type remains uncertain.

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Manual Linking of Churches and Communism Withdrawn

Washington AP reports a military manual linking churches and communism was withdrawn after a reserve member raised concerns. Secretary Sharp repudiated the publication, ordered a review of development and publication processes, and to check for similar material in Air Force or Air Force Reserve documents.

Washington Force Today Grawal Con Force Sharp Ratecori Air Force Air Force Reserve

Ike Angrily Calls It Despicable To Say He Missed U.S. On Defense

Ike Eisenhower fights back against accusations he ignored U S defense policy. The report notes Democratic push for postal rate reform and a veto threat tied to a 4 2 billion Treasury surplus. Dirksen says Congress could sustain a water pollution bill tied to grants and long term funding, while Treasury efforts seek bond ceiling compromises amid budget pressures.

Ike U.S Dirksen Congress Eisenhower Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson White House Wn House Ward Anderson Treasury

Rights Bill Is Cleared For House Action

The House Rules Committee informally cleared a stalled civil rights bill for House action with formal floor consideration likely Thursday. The bill could reach the House floor next month as a Democratic plan for Negro voting rights faced deferment in the Senate Rules Committee.

Washington House Rules Committee House Senate Rules Committee Thomas €. Hennings Jr D-Mo Hennings Dill Eisenhower

Asian Flu Strikes Heaviest Among Teen-Agers

A Health Service researcher cites the modern U S education system as a factor in higher Asian flu rates among teens. Dr D Langmuir notes consolidated high schools and bus transport may boost teen transmission while alerting to broader national patterns across ages and young adults. The report contrasts with a separate note on new white karakul fur for Moscow fashion.

ESDA PebHe Health Service D. Langmuir Atlanta Lang Ates Ihe Yaded Consolidated High School Moscow Tass Leningrad

Detective Fined In Meter Violation

Baltimore detective Paul T. Hopkins faced a $1 fine in Magistrate Court for two local parking meter violations dating to April, while Clayton C. Doyle pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and received 150 days in jail. Doyle, unemployed with a wife and three children, was cited after his car stalled in a snowbank near Barthlow and Kemptown roads. a bottle of bourbon was presented as evidence.

Baltimore Paul T. Hopkins Nis Byron Thompson Hopkins Frederick Clayton C. Doyle Doyle York Earl Tracy Barthlow Kemptown George Daye Negro

Bank Bandits Foiled At Bessember Bank Branch

Three gunmen entered the Peoples Bank of Lawrence County branch in Bessemer on Tuesday but fled empty handed after teller Ann Rocco remained calm behind bullet proof glass. Other staff watched from cages while police were alerted and the robbers fled to a waiting car.

New Castle Bessmer Bessemer Peoples Bank of Lawrence County Ann Rocco

Nationwide Talk Set Sunday by President Eisenhower

President Eisenhower announced a Sunday evening nationwide radio and television address on national defense and his South American tour. He defended his record, stressed a strong and respected defense, and discussed nuclear matters and Soviet inspection proposals.

Washington Eisenhower America South America Congress Brazil Argentina Chile Uruguay Soviet Union

Ike and Nixon Share Broad Policy Unity

President Eisenhower said there has been no major variance between himself and Vice President Nixon on national policies in seven years. He noted Nixon has been close to him, not excluded from key policy discussions, though Nixon uses different methods and does not work with people in the same way.

Washington Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Nixon

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