Jury awards record injury verdict in Frederick auto case
After a nine minute deliberation the Circuit Court awarded Elva C. Castle 14814 in damages for neck injuries from an auto collision on July 9 1960 near Frederick. The verdict includes 10800 for past pain and injury and 3500 for future medical care and pain. The Castles sought 25000 15000 and 2500 for family and son damages against driver Eugene Haines. The case also awarded 355 to Castle’s son for auto damage and minor injuries.
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Frederick County
Elva C. Castle
Middletown
Frederick
Glenn B. Castle
Eugene Bruce
Castle
Edwin F. Nikirk
Holden
Felton
Casties
Frank A. Castle
Rockwell Terrace
Dominican Republic Returns to Good Standing in Americas
Washington AP report says the Dominican Republic was restored to good standing by the OAS after sanctions tied to Rafael Trujillo's dictatorship were lifted. The U S moves to include the country in the Alliance for Progress and a White House mission will discuss aid projects with Dominican officials. The U S pledged to restore diplomatic relations upon sanction removal. Archbishop Keough Leaves Estate to Baltimore Archdiocese
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United States
Dominican Republic
Baltimore
Francis P. Keough
Orphans Court
Lawrence J. Shehan
Keough
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Four Martinsburg youth charged in Mount Airy robberies
Four men James Norris 25 Wayne Long 21 James Stum 17 and Thomas McGowan 17 all of Martinsburg WV were charged by Maryland State Police with two Mount Airy Robberies. A fifth suspect William Schulwater was charged in the Leesburg VA safe robbery.
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Brunswick
Lee Merriman
Leesburg
Mount Airy
James Norris
Wayne Long
James Stum
Thomas McGowan
Martinsburg
West Virginia
G. N. Sensabaugh
Westminster Barracks
Cramer
Davis Tesaco Station
Sensabaugh
Baltimore
Reforms Announced for Viet Nam Economy and Health
The United States and South Vietnam unveiled an 11 point joint program to raise living standards and bolster resistance to communism. Officials indicated increased aid beyond last year's 134 million dollars, with projects in education health road-building communications and agriculture. The moves echo Kennedy-Diem steps and invite foreign support.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Red
Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diphtheria Death Reported In Washington Child
A six year old boy died from diphtheria at Children’s Hospital in Washington. Physician-In-Chief Dr Robert H. Parrott said the child was not immunized and had been brought in after eight days of illness. The last Washington diphtheria fatality was 1958. Parrott urged universal baby shots for diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus, noting vaccination is not required for school entry.
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Washington
Children’s Hospital
Robert H. Parrott
Parrott
Sporting Show at Southern Restaurant for 1962 gear
Bartgis and Zimmerman host a Wilson sporting goods display on January 8, 1962 in the Southern Restaurant banquet room from 4 to 6 p.m. Club officials and team members are invited to view new equipment for 1962 with three door prizes including a fielders glove.
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Bartgis and
Zimmerman
Wilson Sporting
Welcomin
Property Sale Affects Fire House Expansion Near Middletown
The 111 foot deep lot on the west side of South Market Street was bought in fee simple from Mrs. Josephine Marrone Kehne and her husband Dr. Fred B. Kehne. The fire company plans to use the site to expand its facilities while the current tenants include a restaurant a shoe shop and two apartments. The location lies between Jefferson and Burkittsville near Middletown and Brunswick schools. Dr Donald Fisher spoke at the Carroll County Association for Retarded Children meeting noting emphasis on preventive medicine sanitation service expansion and a brain damage evaluation clinic. DIES IN CRASH Keys er West Virginia Ralph C Martin owner of Martin Motors died when his car left U.S. 220 hitting a ditch Ruth Witt injured. The potato contains about 75 to 80 percent water and 12 to 20 percent starch.
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South Market Street
Josephine Marrone Kehne
Fred B. Kehne
Kehne
Irena Marrone
Carmelo Marrone
Marrones
J. Rolfe Castleman
Effie Mealey
Kebne
Fisher
Donald Fisher
Carroll County Department of Health
Carroll County Association For Retarded Children
Baile Hall Day Center
Charles Peltz
Ruth Baldwin
Hildegard Rothmund
Philip Wampler
Civitan
Westminster Armory
Keyser
W Va
Ralph C. Martin
Martin Motors
U.S. 220
Here
Ruth Witt
Potomac Valley Hospital
Parents to discuss combining Jefferson and Broad Run schools
Jefferson and Broad Run area residents are invited to a special P T A meeting next Tuesday at 8 pm in the Jefferson School to discuss consolidating elementary schools. Dr James A Sensenbaugh and other officials will join a panel to hear resident views and weigh pros and cons ahead of any action.
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Jefferson
Broad Run Area
Jefferson School
James A. Sensenbaugh
Board of Education
Delbert S. Null
Lavina Hood
Clarence C. Thomas
Kenneth Frushour
Wolfsville
Smith
Sensenbaugh
Burkittsville School Parent-Teacher Association
Alonzo D. Peters
Maryland car inspection urged to cut highway deaths
L Malcolm Rodman told the Lions Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that Maryland's lack of a periodic auto inspection system contributes to a 29 percent higher highway death rate than states with such programs. He noted Maryland passed an old inspection law in the 1930s that never took effect and urged enactment alongside the state's point system and chemical tests for drunken driving. A legislative committee has voted to draft a new inspection bill.
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Maryland
Lions Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
L. Malcolm Rodman
Maryland Motorist
Independent Gasoline Dealers Association
Chesapeake Wholesalers Association
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Rodman
Lions Club hears talk on state type inspection bill
A Lions Club meeting featured a speaker urging public support for an inspection law enforcement bill. The speaker, noting a Maryland focus since age 15, encouraged civic groups to oppose public apathy and push for passage. Attendees included Lions leaders and guests from Hagerstown, Bethesda, and other areas.
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Rodman
Lions Club
Lion Donald B. Rice
Maryland
Richard Shipley
Emory Shipley, Jr
Clarence Delphey
Chester Delphey
Hagerstown
Julien Delphey
Dwight Collmus
Ed Thomas
Morton Thomas
Bethesda
Robert A. Whiteford
Merrill E. Groelle
Charles V. Main
Charles Stull
Ramsburg
Silent Pause Marks Death in Theater Showing
An audience in a theater paused for a minute of silent prayer after John M. Crum was called away due to the sudden death of his father during the screening.
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John M. Crum
Anne Arundel County to auction bonds next Feb six
Annapolis AP Anne Arundel County commissioners plan to offer 7.3 million dollars in general obligation bonds for public sale February 6. On the same date the Sanitary Commission a semi independent agency expects to sell an additional 2.5 million dollars in bonds.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Sanitary Commission
Record Traffic Toll In Tokyo area 1961
Japanese national police reported 12,853 people were killed in traffic accidents in 1961, up 803 from 1960, marking a record toll for the year.
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Tokyo
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Burkittsville
Broad Run
Eer
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
United Fire House
Ellis C. Wachter
Coblentz & Main
North Court Street
Liga Fast Worker
McCulloch
Kinsey
Motter Ave
Kaempf & Harris
Frederick, Md
American Standard
Wey
Es Reed
W. Wilson Cramer
North Court St
Hoover
Mays’ Hardware
Frederick Shopping Center
Mehrl F. Wachter
Norge Appliances
Rastica
NORGE
Norge Electric Dryers
Norge Electric Or Gas
Supermart
Davis Camera Mart
Mars Opticians
Second St
Bausch & Lomb
Electric Eye
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Market St
Glass & Mirrors
Frederick Glass Shop
N. Market St
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Glass & Mirror Inc
East Street
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
Monument
Weil
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Clean Oi Drums
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