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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 05, 1961

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Simmons 109 Dies After Long Life In Maryland Community

James Lee Simmons, age 109, died Wednesday night at Frederick County Chronic Hospital after a long life rooted in the Monocacy area near Sugar Loaf Mountain. A Democrat and gentleman farmer, he recalled Civil War era memories and left a ledger from that period. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Clarence Shupsey of Baltimore and granddaughter Mrs. Robert Alexander. Funeral arrangements by MR. Etchison and Son.

J. Lee Try Frederick County Chronic Hospital Simmons Thomas, Buckey Monocacy Sugar Loaf Mountain James Lee Simmons James S. Simmons Ann Eliza Thomas Simmons Nannie Weavie Emory Weatherby Baltimore Clarence Shupsey Robert Alexander East Church Street MR. Etchison and Son

Boy Swallows Razor Blade Found in Windpipe

Six year old James Gerald Worthington of Chipley Florida reportedly swallowed a razor blade two years ago. It remained undetected until pneumonia prompted hospital visit last week. Surgeons removed the blade from the windpipe and Dr Shehee reports the boy recovering satisfactorily.

Chipley Fla James Gerald Worthington Baars Shehee Shehee

Nasser’s Aid Plan to Lumumba Blocked in Casablanca

Casablanca report states King Mohammed V of Morocco and Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana oppose a United Arab Republic proposal to aid deposed Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba. The move, discussed after the UAR’s public stance, was reportedly blocked by the two leaders and other regional officials.

Casablanca Morocco Mohammed I Kuanme Nkrumah I Ghana UAR Gamala Patrice Lumumba Congo Nkrumah Nasser Sebnea L Ba

Fined $150 For Drunk Driving

A motorist on Church Street in Milberry was fined $150 for drunk driving after his car halted on Carter Street and he admitted intoxication. Magistrate Bryan Thompson also imposed fines and noted earlier cases involving bad checks and unsafe driving.

Ion Brand Church Milberry Carter Street Himes Bryan Thompson Ralph M. D Near Braddock Lewis S. Schultz Curly Crown Service Station Davis Schultz Leonard A. Jacob Jacobs Grove Boulevard Rosemont i Ha Packard Marian Gunneau

Brussels Strikers March as Government Faces Protests

Reported widespread unrest across Belgium with 300 protesters in Brussels and 6000 in Antwerp. Demonstrators condemn Premier Gaston Eyskens and his Catholic Conservative government over proposed taxes and social reforms. Socialist unions escalate pressure while party leaders cite money and enthusiasm shortages.

Belgium Aes King Bandnight Riswih Young Demonee Hall Gaston Eyskens Antwerp Cir Brussels Eyskers

Local churches plan Civil War centennial observance

Local churches in Frederick County join Major General U S Grant III and the National Civil War Centennial Commission in promoting nationwide religious programs for the Civil War centennial. A proclamation by President Eisenhower will open the observance with a call for dedication to shared national values.

Bussard Pre Frederick Cou Centennial Inc U.S. Grant 3Rd America Commission Dwight D. Eisenhower Centennasi

Fragmentary crime note hints at on-site assault

Partial OCR text shows a violent act with objects being thrown from a porch roof to the ground. The fragment mentions a person involved and a sequence of tossing something down, implying a confrontation or attack. Specific names, dates, or places are not available in the readable portion.

7th Fleet Prepared For Laos In Pacifying Moves

Powerful elements of the U S Seventh Fleet and alerted bases in the Western Pacific stood ready to respond to events in Laos. Adm Harry D. Fen said preparations include enhanced airlift in the Western Pacific and repositioning of mobile fleet forces. Marine units and the Marine Wing are noted as ready to assist if ordered.

Western Pacific Feit Jude Sion Marine War Wing Ma China

Fire Destroys Annapolis Hotel

Chief Rush Lacey said a blaze at Brown's Hotel, a stucco two story structure, started unexpectedly with six residents typically in the building. Three alarms sent crews from Annapolis Eastport West Annapolis and the U S Naval Academy to control the fire with some water and smoke damage to nearby homes. The owner estimated the loss at about 12000 and reported the building likely a total loss.

Lacey Annapolis Eastport West Annapolis U.S. Naval Academy Anthony Brown Brown's Hotel Brown

Castro Used Break in U S Ties To Pressure Cuba Crisis

Fidel Castro steered Cuba toward a U S break to bolster his regime amid fear and desperation. He sought to blame U S maneuvers for unrest while counting on gains from a diplomatic rupture. Castro’s dependance on Communist aid and internal troubles fuel his drive to force new Latin American upheaval.

William L. Ryan Fidel Castro United States Cuba de Castro Castro Castra U.S Western Hemisphere Fidelistas Csis Revolucion Communist Bloc Irs

Zimmerman Unopposed For Fire Post In Annual Election

Zimmerman is unopposed for the fire post and treasurer. Dr Er surgeons and Rev Thompson face chaplain contest between Radaely Cramer and Horace Wright. Nominations include Edward Glenn Zimmerman for assistant treasurer and eight director posts. Election occurs before the annual meeting and supper on January 17 with a banquet to follow and attending officers from state and county firemen’s associations.

Thompson Radaely Cramer Horace Wright Nomi- James Mera Secretaricer Alien Ga Secre Edward Glenn Zimmerman Hreaseen Omen Philp Beard Paul Burner Robert Campbell Michail Cramer Paul Eaves Walter Faves George Firekinser Paul Funk James Geisinger Marvin Houck Harvey Strine Herbert Snyder

Radioactivity Slows Recovery Of Bodies In Idaho

Idaho Falls experts probed a damaged reactor area to determine the cause of an explosion that trapped three young workers inside a ruined structure. The search continued as government teams worked to recover the victims amid rising radiation concerns.

Idaho Falls Idaho

Farmer Saves Paralyzed Wife and Children in House Fire

A man named Moats rescued his paralyzed wife and two children from a two‑story log house fire, then threw them to the ground from a roof. A child died, another remained missing, and the blaze gutted the home, with investigators tracing the fire to an overheated chimney.

George B. Moats Tuo Sons Jr Iwu Jeffery G. Moats Marcus Lee Moals Delaine Hobbs Mi Airy Fire Company Moais Col Hiram Brown State Police James Hahn New Market Fire Company Col. Brown Nancy Fayline Moais Hahn Helen Earline Moals Cpl Brown

Cuba Looks for Policy Change From Kennedy Administration

Havana reports the Cuban Cabinet offered a veiled bid for U S policy change while not indicating any shift in Castro's stance. Anti U S measures intensify with armed fortifications along Malecon Drive and militiamen guarding anti air defenses. The cabinet approves the death penalty for anti Castro terrorists and 30 suspects face trials for bomb making and arson. Space capsule recovered after being lofted over 32 miles and retrieved from the Gulf of Mexico at Eglin AFB.

Havana U.S Fidel Castro Kennedy Castro United States Havanes Seairo Malecon Drive Cuba Eisenhower Eglin Air Force Base Gulf of Mexico

Fire splits upstairs from blaze that traps children

Photographed by Delaine Hobbs a deadly house fire left the second story engulfed in flames while responders reached the scene. The bodies of one occupant and the other remained in the burning residence as crews fought the inferno and searched for victims.

Whote Delame Hobbs Jeffrey Marcus Lee Delaine Hobbs

Fire kills family in home blaze claims multiple victims

Fire chief said flames started on the second floor and spread to the attic trapping residents. Donald Anurauit, 24, rescued his infant Dawn Marie before a stairway closed, but others perished including Shirley Amitrault 23 and her children Michael 17 Donna 6 Barbara Jean 18 months Kathy 2 Robert 4 and Barbara Jean 18 months.

Wattery Donald Anurauit Dawn Marie Shirley Amitrault Michael Shiley Donna Robert Kathy Barbara Jean Paul Hollingsworth

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