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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 07, 1960

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Educators Blast County Budget Spar Over 1960 Funding

County education leaders clash with County Commissioners over a 1960 budget cut that their department says underfunds schools. Dr. James A Sensenbaugh argues the tax rise is not driven by schools while the Board notes debt service and capital outlays, with new campuses planned at Walkersville and Urbana.

Board of Education County Commissioners James A. Sensenbaugh Education Department Walkersville Urbana Parkway Elementary Frederick Herry V. Frusho

Reservoir Finally Fills After Long Dry Span

Water in the Fishing Creek reservoir rose to the spillway for the first time in months as snow stayed light. City Water Superintendent William J. Davis noted it had not flowed over the spillway for 340 days, marking the longest dry period in the dam’s history.

Fishin City Water Wiliam J. Davis Iron Gallon Dows Fishing Creek Thce Davis Spriidway S Way mid-Mar

Two Maryland fugitives captured after running gun battle

Robert McFadden aged 16 of Cumberland and Donald Hocker of Frederick were captured after a high speed chase across Maryland and Pennsylvania from Frostburg to Grantsville and Ursina. Hummel spotted them in his truck and fired five shots while pursuing.

Somerset Maryland Somerset County Robert McFadden Cumberland Donald Hocker Frederick New Germany Garrett County Henry J. Hummel Frostburg Hummel Boise LaVale Grantsville Mid RB. J. Graham Graham Springs Pennsylvania Norman L. Har Arthur K. Oleskey Law Pennsylva Harvey Ursina

Teachers Resignations Rise in Frederick County Schools

Frederick County educators show a sharp rise in resignations this year with 21 departures by February, nearly double last year’s September to February total. Superintendent Earhart cited salary gains and other benefits as major factors and noted several resignations and new hires across multiple schools and grades.

Frederick County Quentin L. Earhart Board of Education Earhart Charlotte M. Bobicki Frederick Derrenbacher Thurmont Emmitsburg Alea F. Grumbine New Midway Royal Johnson Walkershire Laura S. Mifflin Donald Taylor West Frederick Blanche R. Georges Sansville Ball State Teachers College Indiana Columbia University Howard E. Gilpin Jr North Frederic Frostburg Maryland State Teachers College Ann L. Toiani Emmitsburg High School Susie U. Siffrin Ruth C. Swank Frederick High School Swank

Key Witness Weeps On Stand In Tregotf Murdee Trial

The Swedish maid Marie Anne Lidholm testified in West Covina that Dr. Bernard Finch smashed her head against a garage wall and later fired at Mrs. Finch after the couple allegedly plotted to murder his estranged wife for property valued at 750000 dollars. The Finches and Miss Carole Trecoff face trial for the murder.

Slim Barbara Finch Marie Anne Lidholm Bernard Finch Surecon Hus Carole Trecoff Finch Miss Trecoff Miss Lidholm The Finches Mrs. Finch Grant B. Cooper Miss Lindholm West Covina William M. Ryan Cooper Ryan

Adenauer Urges Tough Laws to Curb Hate-Mongers

In Bonn the World Jewish Congress calls for a special police force to combat anti Semitism and revived Nazism in West Germany. They demand banning all suspected Nazi organizations and removing ex Nazis from public life as Chancellor Adenauer and his cabinet push a law to stiffen penalties for stirring hatred of groups by origin.

Bonn Germany World Jewish Congress Today West Germany Konrad Adenauer Bundestag Cologne Jen

Fire destroys house near Ridgeville in Maryland

A four room frame house near Md 144 at Pike Crossing was destroyed by fire while the Biggus family was away. Mt Airy firefighters reported the blaze shortly before 11 o clock and called for help from New Market. No occupants were home.

Ridgeville Mt. Airy Fire Company Mt. Airy MD. 144 Pike Crossing Laurence Biggus Biggus

Three Frederick youths held for armed holdup

Gerald Tobery 19 of East Fifth Street Kenneth Williams 22 of Route 3 Frederick and Jackie Lee Cline 22 Route 4 Frederick were ordered held for the February term of the Grand Jury on an armed robbery charge. Trooper Douglas Rogers testified at Green's Esso Station holdup and an alert citizen provided key information leading to arrests.

Frederick Grand Byron W. Thompson Gerald Eugene Tobery East Fifth Street Kenneth Wiliam Jackie Lee Cline Douglas Rogers Green Esso New Market James Earl Spurlock Tobery Stull Spurlock Spurtock Testiti Thia Rogers Toberg Robbe Ree Chie

Conditions Set In Permit For Bowling Alley

A special exception permit decision by Circuit Court Judge Joseph L. Carter allows WeCo to build a bowling alley and coffee shop at West Patrick Street and West College Terrace in Baltimore. The order imposes strict conditions from the Board of Zoning Appeals including restricted lighting hours and facade requirements.

Joseph L. Carter Baltimore WeCo Company West Patrick Street i West College Terrace Edward Siedling Siedling Board of Zoning Appeals Il P. m

Mozart Poodle Party Tops Birmingham Social Scene

Mozart Coleman’s Christmas toy sparked a canine gala featuring French poodles as guests in Birmingham. Cars, mink coats, tinted nails, and titled dogs filled the party while calls to a radio show weighed in on the event and its canine spotlight. Lenore Cotten, wife of actor Joseph Cotten, died in Rome at 55 after leukemia.

Birmingham Ala Mozart Coleman Mozart Dave John S. Coleman Birmingham News Rome Lenore Cotten Cherie Shere Joseph Cotten Vonde Ham

Demos Seek Early Civil Rights Action

In Washington lawmakers push for quick civil rights action in Congress this year. House petitions gain support to move a middle of the road bill while Senate officials plan hearings on voting registrar legislation amid Southern opposition. Both chambers show intent to pass some civil rights measure this year.

Washington Democra Congress Sam Rayburn D-Tex House Rules Committee House Senate Thomas C. Hennings ,Jr D-Mo Rules Committee Civil Rights Commission Rayburn Lyndon B. Johnson

Car crashes into dining room in Utah home

In St George Utah a car driven by 71 year old Charles Wallter Cottam plowed into the Elwood Page residence during supper. Michael Page age 1 was in a high chair pushed across the room by the impact. The family escaped unharmed as the car cleared a two foot wall after a collision nearby. Officers said three walls must be rebuilt.

ST. George Utah Elwood Page Michael Page Charles Wall ‘Ter Cottam Page

Rep. Simpson Dies at 59 After Brain Surgery

Rep Richard M Simpson a leading conservative in Congress died at 8 15 am at the Naval Medical Center Bethel Maryland after brain surgery on December 14 to remove a brain tumor. His condition had been listed as serious since December 28.

Washington Richard M.mpson R-Pad Capitol Hills Naval Me Center Bethel Med Simpson

Plane Crash Victims Await Identification

Three rows of shrouded bodies lay in the Southport High School gym awaiting identification by relatives and an FBI fingerprint team. Thirty four aboard the National Airlines DC6B perished when it disintegrated in flight over a 20 acre area near Bolivia North Carolina early Wednesday.

Bolivia N.C. Fap Southport High School FBI National Airlines Nationals Airlines

Eisenhower Predicts Prosperous 1960 With Huge Surplus

President Eisenhower delivered the State of the Union to Congress outlining a 79.8 billion dollar budget for the new fiscal year starting July 1 and a predicted 4.7 billion dollar surplus. He projected 1960 as America s most prosperous year and urged unity between the White House and Congress while warning of nuclear risk. He spoke of advances in defense, space propulsion, and doubled space funding while noting a current year surplus of about 200 million dollars despite the steel dispute and inflation concerns.

Washington Eisenhower Congress State of the Union America Soviet Union U. S White House Hkc

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