Snow Closes Roads As Frederick County Endures Snow
Old Man Winter struck Frederick County with up to ten inches in the mountains and four to seven inches around towns. State and county crews labored through the night to clear drifts two to three feet on secondary routes while some state roads remained slippery and accidents were few except for a Petersville crash that killed three. Temperatures rising into the 40s and 50s forecast later weekend miners.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Washington
Thurmont
Liberty
State Roads Commission
Jefferson
Ballenger Creek
Petersville
Classified Ad Snippet With Furnished Apartment For Rent
The notice reports strong response with about 15 calls in two days for a second floor furnished apartment for rent including two rooms, a kitchenette, private bath, and utilities. Also mentions a Plymouth car for sale in good condition with low mileage and single owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nrca
Plymouth
Border States Core Conference To Be Hosted By Frederick County
The 11th annual border states core conference will be hosted by Frederick County junior high core teachers on April 24 and 25 with headquarters at West Frederick Junior High. Participants include educators from Maryland Virginia West Virginia North and South Carolina and a panel of university and school leaders will discuss core class methods and student content connections. The event features keynote Dr Nelson Bossing and concludes with a luncheon panel on the future of the junior high school chaired by Towson State’s Dr Earle Hawkins and UNC’s Dr Jack Blackburn. Local students and teachers provide music throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
West Frederick
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North
South Carolina
Evelyn Davis
Frank H. Lewis
Mary Cage
Brunswick High
Ethel Crawford
Thurmont
Jack Hill
Walkersville
William Berry
Lois Teter
Elm Street
Robert Holmes
Emmitsburg
Helen Zeigler
Middletown
Allen Robertson
Singapore
Nelson Bossing
University of Southern Ilinois
Lucille Lurry
University of Kentucky
Morrell Clute
Wayne State University
Detroit
State of New Jersey
Grace Wright
U.S. Office of Education
Earle Hawkins
Towson State College
Jack Blackburn
University of North Carolina
Frederick County Fifth Annual Science Math Fair set for April 10 12
Scholastic Achievement Dates Set For Fifth County Student Science-Math Fair. Anna May Hughes and James Masood co chair the event to be held at Frederick High School. Winners from ten county schools display projects with about 80 prizes including science books and trips to the National Science Fair in Baltimore. Glenn E Warneking directs the fair for the Frederick County Board of Education.
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Frederick County
Anna May Hughes
Frederick High School
James Masood
West Frederick Junior High School
Brunswick
Elm Street
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Linganore
Middletown
St. John’s
Thurmont
Walkersville
West Frederick
Science Library
Baltimore
Glenn E. Warneking
West Frederick Junior High
Anna May Hughts
Montgomery Realtors to Join Local Group
Lloyd R. Coates, president of the Real Estate Commission of Maryland, will speak at a joint meeting of Frederick County and Montgomery County Boards of Realtors. The lunch meeting runs Monday at 12 noon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel, with Dr. Norvell Belt as local board president. Condition doubtful in Columbus as Lt Col John H. Glenn Jr. shows uncertain hospital release.
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Lloyd R. Coates
Real Estate Commission of Maryland
Frederick County Board of Realtors
Montgomery County Board of Realtors
Francis Scott Key
Norvell Belt
Columbus, Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Grant Hospital
Leap Year Eighth Anniversary for a Couple
Mr and Mrs Harry R Wolfe of Maple Avenue celebrate their eighth wedding anniversary today. They wed February 29 1932 at the Church of God Parsonage on Dill Avenue. Mrs Wolfe recalls realizing the date only on their first anniversary. Wolfe was manager of the Babe Ruth All-Stars team which played nationally in Farmington New Mexico last year. They have nine living children and 13 grandchildren.
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Harry R Wolfe
Maple Avenue
Wolfes
Church of God Parsonage
Dill Avenue
Wolfe
Mrs. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Farmington
N.M
Library Aid Likely For Here
Frederick County stands to gain from a state library construction aid program. The Senate Finance Committee approved 316 373 to start the plan with total annual library construction grants of 13.4 million. Local governments would fund 541 024 with bonds and potential pay as you go options.
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Frederick County
Senate Finance Committee
Tawes
Maryland
Senate
William §. James
C. Burr Artz
Frederick County Public Library Service
Josephine P. Etchison
Robert S. Ake
Enoch Pratt Free Library
F. Ross Myers
Parsons Newman
J. Richard Ramsburg
Allegany
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
Anne Arundel
Dorchester
Garrett
State Library Association
Mayor Holland moves into historic mixed neighborhood in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey Mayor Arthur J Holland has moved into a century old house in a racially mixed neighborhood and hopes other residents will join him bucking social tides.
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Trenton
N.J
Arthur J. Holland
Monocacy Valley Swimming Club organized for Walkersville area
Residents around Walkersville organize the Monocacy Valley Swimming Club Inc to build a private pool patterned after Mt. Airy and Westminster. A public meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Walkersville Fire Hall will outline plans, show a film, and distribute bylaws and membership forms. Charter members may contact listed directors. others may join by contacting organizers. Fire alarm response reports a house fire near Foxville with $100 to $200 damage.
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Walkersville
Monocacy Valley Swimming Club, Inc
Peiad
Mt. Airy
Westminster
Charles A. Nicodemus
Carroll E. Cook
Raymond R. Craddock
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Roger E. Zimmerman Jr
J. Harold Hooper
James E. Stoner Jr
Boyd Y. Clayton
Ernest A. Dettham
al Nickel Jr
Richard A. Winn
Alton Smith
Thurmont Fire Company
Smithsburg
Vernon Bittinger
Quirack Road
Foxville
Washington County
Maryland House rejects public accommodations bill in race tensions
The House Judiciary Committee voted 11-9 to amend the bill to keep Maryland’s public accommodations law limited to Baltimore City and 11 counties, effectively ending broader desegregation legislation. Supporters urged action fearing unrest and publicity, while opponents cited voluntary desegregation in exempt counties. The session also saw Gov Tawes seeking $500,000 for National Guard readiness.
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Annapolis
Maryland
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Baltimore City
Princess Anne
del. Sol Friedman
D-Balto
Gov. Tawes
Frederick High Preps Key Optimist Clash With Middle River
Frederick High School hosts a 7 p.m. basketball game against the Middle River Optimist club of Baltimore. A win positions Frederick as one of four seeds for the Optimist Tournament on March 15 at Mil ford Mill High School in Pikesville.
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Homer Pricks
Frederick High School
Frederick Optimist
Middle River Optimist Club
Baltimore
Frederick
Milford, Mill High School
Pikesville
Mount Saint Mary’s to face Catholic University in MD tourney final
Mount Saint Mary’s aims to defend its Mason-Dixon title as it meets Catholic University of Washington in the final at Catholic University. The Mounties earned the berth with an 84-72 victory over Loyola of Baltimore Friday night.
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Mount Saint Mary’s
Emmitsburg
Catholic University of Washington
Catholic University
Mounties
Loyola of Baltimore
Eastern Games Feature Rematches Davis Versus Chapman
Tammy Davis of this city and Cathy Chapman of Toronto will square off tonight in the women’s feature at the Sunpapers 18th Annual All Eastern Indoor Games held at Baltimore’s Civic Center.
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Tammy Davis
Cathy Chapman
Toronto
Canada
Sunpapers
Baltimore
Civic Center
Surgeon Marries Local Girl as Baby Flown for Life-Saving Heart Surgery
A 2-month old Washington infant with a missing heart artery was flown to Houston for emergency surgery by Dr Denton Cooley. Delta Air Lines imposed a no smoking rule on Delta flight 877 from Philadelphia to Houston to protect the fragile patient aboard.
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Denton Cooley
Houston
Tex
Edward P. Thomas Sr
Delta
Francis Edward Grubar
Washington
Francis S. Grubar
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
University of Maryland
Johnson reveals new U S super jet fighter and high level moves
President Johnson announced a new U S long range interceptor exceeding current aircraft performance during his first televised news conference. The program began in 1959 with Lockheed leading the effort and Pratt and Whitney building the engine while Hughes Aircraft developed the fire control system. He noted speeds over 2000 mph and altitudes up to 70000 feet, with titanium fabrication aiding supersonic flight. Bundy named assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs, succeeding Hilsman. Hilsman resignation had been announced prior.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Lockheed Aircraft
Pratt and Whitney
Hughes Aircraft
William P. Bundy
Bundy
McGeorge Bundy
Pentagon
Defense
Roger Hilsman
Four Car Pileup on U S 40 West of Frederick
Four cars were involved in a 6 15 p m crash on U S 40 eight miles west of Frederick. Melvin Dean Covert Eugene F Carthen and Charles Edward Shockley Sr were cited for following too close. Damage totaled several hundred dollars with no injuries reported. A second collision on U S 40 near Frederick left Herman L Main and Louise M Eyler in minor damage as Eyler lost control. Eyler was charged with failing to keep to the right.
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U.S. 40
Frederick
Melvin Dean Covert
Shade Gap
W. Va
Eugene F. Carthen
Cleveland
Ohio
Covert
Carthen
David W. Torrence
Weilsville
Unio
Charles Edward Shockley Sr
Mt. Alto
Torrence
Shockley
Roy J. Reed
Herman L. Main &R
RFD 5
Louise M. Eyler
Lee Place
Main
Gaid
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Saturda
Fifth County
Montgomery Realtors
Miss Etchison
State Department
Walkersville Area
Catholic U
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