Shoemaker Named Frederick City Attorney by Vote
Reese Shoemaker Jr a Frederick lawyer was unanimously appointed city attorney by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen at City Hall Thursday night succeeding Del Charlies McC Mathias Jr who resigned to seek a congressional seat. Shoemaker a Republican and veteran of World War II will assume duties immediately and is a Kiwanis Club president and veteran group member.
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Reese Shoemaker Jr
Frederick
City Hall
Shoemaker
del. Charlies McC. Mathias Jr
Mathias
Maryland
Republican State Central Committee
Henry R . Shoemaker
Fair View Avenue
Frederick County
University of Maryland At College Park
University of Maryland Law School
Baltimore
Kiwanis Club
Thurmont Starts Water Survey With Whitman & Reynardt Tests
Thurmont officials authorize a water survey on the town system with Whitman & Reynardt of Baltimore to run pressure and leakage tests. Major trunk lines will be tested first with results expected within a week as Mayor Lewis seeks state approval for improvements amid drilling of test wells.
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Thurmont
Baltimore
Whitman & Reynardt
Donald Lewis
Lewes
Bureau of Water, Mines and Resources
Commission
Tourmont
Not Likely Khrushchev Will Meet With Pope
Amid speculation that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev might visit Rome, the Vatican indicated little chance of a meeting with Pope John XXIII. A Khrushchev audience seemed possible only if Italian President Giovanni Gronchi travels to Moscow, a trip delayed due to Gronchi’s illness. Cardinal Ottaviani signaled a cool reception to the idea and recalled past papal refusals to meet Adolf Hitler.
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Rome
Nikita Khhrushchev
John XXII
Khrushchev
Moscow
Giovanni Gronchi
Gronchi
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Vatican
Church of Silence
Pus XI
Castel Gandolfo
Adolf Hitler
Court News Marriage Licenses Gr jn B Monroe and Gloria Gil bert
Marriage licenses list reveals multiple couples across Maryland and nearby states including Griffin Monroe and Gloria Gilbert, Thomas and Mau reen O Toole, Rinehart and Crum, Mahoney and Eas, Poole and Gillespie, Smallwood and Reid, Nessebrodis and Craig, Smith and Gladhill, Myers and Everton, Griffin and Holcomb, Jacobs and Spencer, Brannon and Elliott, Roscha and Petrucci, Whistler and Morrison with ages and statuses noted. Property deeds show transfers involving Fisher to Thompson, Seusenbaugh to county, Summers to Brosius Development, plus a plug about auto parts inventory inside the issue.
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Griffin B. Monroe
Brunswick
Gloria A. Gilbert
Jefferson
George Leicester Thomas
Lilypens
Celeste Maureen O'Toole
Thurmont
James William Rinehart
Littlestown
Barbara Elaine Crum
Walkersville
James William Mahoney
Aithersburg
Anna Elaine ‘Eas
Rockville
Marvin E. Poole
Everton
Tanover
Charles T. Griffin
Eileen Holcomb
Highspire
Richard L. Jacobs
Norma D. Spencer
Washington, D. C
Harold L. Brannon
Ger ‘Dine V. Eliott
Zakoma Park
John Demetrius Roscha
Sarah Marie Petrucci
Noth of
Lansford
Webster Whistler
Baltimore and Mildred Co
Secretary Mitchell to Speak at DES Headquarters Dedication
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell will address the dedication of Baltimore's new six story Department of Employment Security headquarters costing 5 135 000. Governor Tawes will join in unveiling a commemorative plaque with about 50 officials from federal state and city offices. The building consolidates DES staff of 800 under one roof for the first time since DES opened 22 years ago. It sits in Mount Royal Plaza near the State office building and state roads commission HQ.
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Baltimore
James P. Mitchell
Department of Employment Security
Gov
Tawes
Department
Baltimore J
DES
Mount Royal Plaza
Cormmuisson
Beekeeper Speaks to Lions Club on Bees and Industry
A Frederick Lions Club luncheon featured a beekeeping speaker with 20 years of experience who praised bees for relaxation and pollination value. Local leaders cited Maryland's 25 000 to 30 000 colonies and discussed hive trends, bee commerce, and productivity. The meeting honored a former mayor, noted a memorial moment, and announced a dropped theater project due to actor shortages.
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Lions Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lion Richard Hammond
Canada
American Bee Journal
Hammond
National Geographic
Herman M. Berard
Richard C. Mitchell
Culler
Richard F. Simmons
Richard E. Zimmerman
G. Raymond Shipley
Charles Collins
Urbana
C. C. C. Thomas
Adams
Dallas Adams
Widdletown
Hamilton
Southern States Co-op
Gulf Oil Ordered To Sell 35 Million In Assets
Federal Trade Commission reaches a consent order with Gulf Oil to divest about 35 million dollars in Warren Petroleum assets. Gulf must exit wholesale and retail distribution of bottled gas and natural gasoline after its 1956 Warren purchase, avoiding admission of antimerger violations.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Gulf O 1 Corp
Pittsburgh
Warren Petroleum Corp
Tulsa
Oklo
Gulf
Warren
FIC
World’s best dressed women list adds twelve names
The New York Group released the 1959 best dressed list naming twelve women in alphabetical order. Notables include Donna Marella Agnelli and Princess Grace of Monaco with other figures such as Audrey Hepburn and Merle Oberon listed among the honorees.
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New York
Donna Marella Agnelli
Giovanni Agnelli
Fiat Automobile Company
Turin
Italy
Alexandra of Kent
Duchess of Kent
Mme
Herve Alphand
United States
Washington
Thomas Bancroft Jr
Walther de Moreira Salles
Vicomtesse Jacqueline de Ribe
Paris
Princess Grace
Monaco
Loel Guinness
Palm Beach
Audrey Hepburn
Mel Fever
Merle Oberon
Bruno Pag- Ab
John Barry Ryan
Norman KK. Winston
Fruit Growers Warned On Cranberry Pitfall At Maryland Meeting
Maryland peach and apple growers were warned to avoid cranberry mistakes by Dr. Casillo Graham, entomologist, at the Maryland State Horticultural Society convention in Hagerstown. He urged spraying schedules for 1966 and cautioned against DDT and lead arsenate usage.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Casillo Graham
University of Maryland
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Graham
Dr. Graham
Earl Park
Anyone Qualify Park on Church Lawn
In Baltimore residents were invited to park on the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer lawn only if they first drive their own lawn across once a week, a quirky city notice highlighting unusual parking rules.
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Baltimore
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Church of the Redeemer
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Woodsboro, Md
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