Welfare Meeting Highlights Unemployment in County and Brunswick
Congressman Charles Mathias cites 2,900 county unemployed out of 25,700 workers and 5,500 in Washington County as he urges an extension of unemployment compensation. He notes seasonal factors and outlines needs in Brunswick including food, fuel, clothing, and medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Washington County
Winchester Hall
Mathias
Department of Employment Security
Brunswick
James Bryan
Brunswick Blade-Times
Fairchild
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
Goodioe Byron
Geneva Barthel
C. T. Summers
Federated Charities
James Brean
al Mullican
Driver Fined For Passing On Approach
In a brief Magisterial Court session, Louis D. Easterday of Mt Airy was found guilty of passing a school bus on U. S. 144 near New Market on February 15. Trooper Newcomer testified to seeing the truck pass as the bus pulled aside. Easterday argued the bus provided room to pass. Magistrate Edward D. Storm fined him $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Storm
Mt . Airy
Louis D. Easterday
U. S. 144
New Market
W. L. Newcomer
Easterday
Storm
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Run Above Normal
The five day outlook from the Associated Press says temperatures will average over six degrees above normal. Expect cooler weekend, warmer early next week with rain over the weekend and midweek. Normal highs 41 to 48 and lows 28 to 32, mountains around 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dogs destroy deer at Delphey's. Belle slain
Three stray dogs attacked a deer pen behind Delphey's Sports Store killing Belle and injuring Bull. Keyser heard the disturbance and alerted authorities. two dogs were captured and a brown bull dog escaped. Julien Delphey urged muzzling and tying up dogs and opposed a 1961 doe season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Boone
Sphey
Belle
Bull
Delphey
Julien P. Delphey
James Keyser
West Patrick Street
Keyser
Deer Pen
Esphey
Dorothy Knipple
J. Paul Delphey
Julien
James McCellan
Paul W. Mossbure
Harry Phelps
Mike Kolb
West Street
Carly
Spring-Like Weather Signals End Of Winter
Weather outlook warms today with blue skies and sun but cooling starts Saturday. Forecasters warn more rain possible Sunday as temperatures drop from recent highs while residents note robins and blooming flowers as signs spring arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icad
Tower
Cooe
Mercury
Judge Raps Refusal To Testify In Family Fracas Case
Judge Schnauffer harshly reproved calls to law enforcement during family disputes and warned of locking up the Proctor family if fights recur. Charles Valentine Proctor was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon. key witnesses were unavailable or negligent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Charles Valentine Proctor
Schnauffer
Metz
Hayes Metz
Haves Metz
Edgemont Road
Thurston Metz
Braddock
Sandy Metz
Karl Edgar Kolb
House of Correction
Kolb
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sheriffs Office
Horace M. Mexander
A. G. Bourne Jr
Bourne
Alexander
Stanley Y. Bennett
Floods Threaten Southland Face Ongoing Deluge Across Gulf States
Widespread floods persist across the lower Gulf Coast as six days of rain push rivers over banks. In Mississippi and Alabama, evacuations continue with thousands displaced, two children drowned after a rescue boat capsize, and National Guard units aiding flood efforts. Authorities brace for federal disaster aid requests as rivers rise further into the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gulf Coast States
Crown
Hattiesburg
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
National Guards
Alabama
Coosa River
Montgomery
Georgia
Oostanaula
Rome
Oconee
University of Georgia
Athens
South Alabama
Birmingham
Old Woman Seeks Parole After 28 Years in Prison
Elizabeth Ziolkowski aged 85, Detroit House of Corrections inmate since 1933, pleads the Michigan Parole Board for clemency. She was sentenced to life for the arsenic poisoning of her third husband and possibly connected deaths, while asserting innocence and hoping Gov Swainson will commute. Kiwanis dinner in Frederick hosts 4 dozen guests and congressional leaders. Police riot squads in Trieste move to clear strikers blocking downtown traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
State Parole Board
Elizabeth Ziolkowski
Detroit House of Correction
Zielkowski
Parole Board
John B. Swainson
John Ziolxowski
Ziolkowski
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Washington
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
J. C. Taily Jr
Fayetteville
N.C
Quick Action Promised To Relieve Congested Wisner Street Area
Mayor Ramsburg and the Board of Aldermen pledged quick action on a traffic reef request for the South Wisner street Water street industrial zone. A proposed 32 to 34 foot road from Wisner street to Maryland and Virginia avenues near Patrick Street would cost about $23,000, with rights of way and financing to be cleared first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Board of Aldermen
Wisner Street
Water Street
Frederick
Maryland
Virginia Avenues
Patrick Street
Robert A. Whiteford
Ramsburg
Leo Weisengoff
Frederick Yailoring
Weisengoff
Frederick Tanloring
East Fourth Street
Joseph M. Kline
Kline
G. Hunter Bowers
Swisher
Bowers
William H. Bartgis
Lloyd Stup
Robert Dailey
East South Street
East Street
Carroll Street
Franklin Street
Congolese Troops Rampage Looting Lisala
UN reports Congolese soldiers looted property and molested women in Lisala as UN and Malayan officers tried to reach officials. Civilians staged an angry counterdemonstration while Mobutu prepared for an invasion in Lumumba territory and Lumumba supporters allegedly entered Kasai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
Congo
Lisala
United Nations
Lisaia
Equator Province
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba Oriental
Sean McKeown
Ireland
Mobutu
Kasai
Lulua
Contro
Airlines Restore Full Service After Engineer Strike End
The Kennedy administration formed an emergency board to probe the Northwest Airlines flight engineers dispute as about 200 engineers stay out and 5,600 to 6,000 employees are affected. Flights resume nationwide with Pan American returning to full 100 percent operation and others climbing from 30 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Northwest Airlines
Pierre Salinger
White House
Francis A. O'Neill
National Mediation Board
Salinger
Wildcat
New York
Pan American World Airways
Miami Beach
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Bahamas
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York City
Pan American
Western
Removal Of Damage Suit Hearing Sought In Auto Collision Case
The plaintiff James A. Stull seeks removal of a 375.00 damage suit to district court alleging a claim over 10,000 with parties from two states. He accuses defendant Nicholas Reinholz of negligence in a December 28 1959 crash on U S 40 west of the city claiming serious permanent injuries and lost earnings along with car damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Reinholz
Cincinnati
Atorney
Michael P. Crocker
Baltisnore
James A. Stull
Tower Paruments
Stull
U. S 40 West
Samuel W. Barrick
Reinholz
U. S. 40
U. S 40
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James McClellan
Frank J. Keefer
McCielien
Bil
J. Paul and
Julien P. Delphe
West Pat
Delphey’s
Southland
Gulf States
Parole Board For Freedom
Trieste
Italy
Trafic
Melvin Rees Jr
Lefit
Baltimore
Mildred Jackson
Apple Grove
Susan Ann
Gambrills
Rees
Sillings
Spain
Anthony J. Drexel Birdie
Pennsylvania
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