Roof leak repairs lead to $21 130 dispute
A New York jury hears a dispute over 21 130 in a contract project. The case centers on Frederick Construction and a general contractor hired to fix ongoing roof leaks and defects at a center, with the firm asserting owed payments for corrective work and materials.
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New York
Freder
Ihe Ngs Company
Frederick Rosen
Frederick
Cemer
Frede
Consimue
Sho Company
Amony
LALOR
Frederic
Wee Women Believe It or Not Excerpt Sparks Curiosity
A fragmented OCR line hints at a quirky phrase about belief and aims, attributed to a "Wee Women" context. The readable portion suggests a light miscellaneous item or column teaser with uncertain origins and no clear event. Further text needed for clarity.
Ray Smith Elected To Farm Post In Maryland
Ray H Smith elected vice president of the Maryland Farm Association at its convention held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Joseph Newcomer and Clifton Shay elected secretary treasurer and Worcester county delegate. Crowds heard talks on crop improvement and pre inoculation issues by Dr L W Erdman and J A Meade. Smith, a long time farmer, has held multiple local farm posts and was educated at South Dakota State College Iowa State University and US Department of Agriculture positions. A separate note reports Little Rock Arkansas motorists misled to the little red box for overtime parking tickets triggering a firefighting panic.
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Ray H. Smith
Meryland Farm
R Fauver Jr
Middletown
Ion
Joseph Newcomer
College Pa
Clifton Shay
Worcester County
Upebu
Lord Baltimore
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
L. W. Erdman
U .S
J. A. Meade
University of Maryland
Smith
Gels
Re On
Farmers Co-operaine
Maryland Holstein Association
Ballenser Grance
Pormona Grante
Frederick County Holstein Association
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Dakota
South Dakota State College
An Farms
COF LaMiZsions
Kerne Hoisie
Coliese
Towa
Iowa State
South Dakota
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture Research Center
Beltsville
Ike's Union Message Cites Grave Problems Facing U. S.
Washington AP President Eisenhower delivered a farewell State of the Union warning of a continuing Communist menace to Berlin in Cuba and elsewhere. He urged economic growth price stability and health and education reforms while noting military and foreign policy challenges ahead.
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Washington
Eterhuwer
Congress
Mesee Toda Erica
Berlin
Cuba
Eisenhower
John F. Kennes
Hill
Senate
House
Kennedy
Eis
Rich Mcrvon
Suezisis
Middle East
Far East
Bervan
United Nations
Caisine
Soviet Union
Wave Of Petty Thefts Plague Police
Police report a wave of petty thefts targeting outdoor soft drink machines at service stations. Four machines were pried open overnight with little cash taken but substantial damage to doors. Investigations trace multiple incidents across several stations with a possible lookout man.
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Civ
Col
Paul Mossburg
H. and W. Gulf Station
Scholl's Lane
South Jefferson Street
Cpl Mossburg
Sinclair
Thomas Avenue
West South Street
George Lockard
Sgt
Harry Phillips
Donald B. Rice
Patrick and Bentz
South and South Market
Johnny's Market
East Ail Saints’ Street
Jaycees Seek Frederick Young Man of the Year
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce seeks nominations for the outstanding young man of the year age 35 and under. Nomination blanks will be available at Francis Scow Key Hotel and must be submitted by January 20, 1961. The winner advances to Maryland and national contests with the 1960 winner cited for Boy Scout involvement.
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Frederick
1960 Was Snowiest In 18 Years
Weather data for Frederick shows 1960 as among the snowiest years with 33.9 inches of snow and 32.69 inches of total precipitation, the driest since 1954, and 107 days with measurable precipitation the fewest since 1941. The year also saw a cool temperature pattern with only 12 days at or above 90 degrees and a record low of 9 degrees, the coldest since 1957, while 1930 and 1948 hold other extreme records.
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Official
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Foy
Rioting Triggers UGA Students Suspension Challenge
Federal judge voids state law cutting funds to integrated schools while an injunction blocks Gov Vandiver from closing the University of Georgia. Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes face suspension after campus violence as educators seek safety and delay.
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Charlayne Hunter
University of Georgia
Miss Hunter
Macon. Ga
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
Athens. Ga
Macon
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
Charlayne
Vandiver
Xegroes
Joseph Williams
Williams
Donald L. Hollowell
W. A. Boothe
E. E. Hardy
Georgia Tech
Woman Slashes Wrist In Apparent Suicide Attempt
State Police report a county woman Anna May Jackson slashed her wrist with a razor early today at Frederick Memorial. Police say she had previously attempted suicide by jumping from two bridges and was drinking during the incident. She was discharged from the hospital.
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Frederick Memorial
Anna May Jackson
RFD
Frederick
Jug Bridge
Thurmor
Beating and driving case near Knoxville yields jail and fines
Magistrate court imposed 60 days in jail and 150 dollars in fines on Cordal Bee Gunter Jr. for not stopping after a school bus crash that injured two children. The same session found Charles M. Winpigler and William Morgan guilty of assault in a separate beating case involving T Daniel Houck. Houck suffered a broken nose and head injuries with spinal pain reported.
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Steen
Cordal Bee Gunter Jr
Bridgeton
X. J
E. Austin James
David C. Harper
New Jersey
Edward D. Storm
Stephan Riland
Gunters Auta
Michael Hale
Cathy Hale
U. S. 340
Bernard Hale
Knoxville
Floyd Smith
Riland
West Virginia
Sterm
Charles M. Winpigler
William °“Dumpy” Morgan
T. Daniel Houck
Winpigler
Morgan
Waterstreet
Robert L. Speaks
Houck
Urbana
Speaks
Fear Pervades Laos as Pro-Western Air Raids Erupt
In Vientiane pilots flying US supplied T6 planes attacked Communist forces in central Laos. Western officials warn of retaliation by the Soviet Union while Laos fears further air strikes harming towns and villages as tensions rise over arms shipments.
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Vientiane
Laos
Ted
Soviet Union
United States
Boun Oum
U.S
Kong le
Need 1000 More For TB Program Christmas Seal Appeal
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association seeks about 1000 dollars more than the 312232 on hand to fund its 1961 program. Specht, general chairman, notes campaign returns are ahead of last year and that funds support patient aid, education, detective work, and scholarships for doctors and nurses.
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L. Ravhu Speehi
Frederick County
Pers
Io Gate
Specht
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Ray Smith
Maryland
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Ark
Tommy Scovill
Ike
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Holmes
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