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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1960

Page

10

Thurmont Woman Takes Life

A Thurmont woman, Mabel C. Martin, 54, killed herself with a 25 caliber revolver on Tuesday morning. She died about four hours after being rushed to Washington County Hospital. The 10:45 am shooting occurred while she was alone at home. her body was taken to the Creager Funeral Home. She was a member of Thurmont Methodist church and suffered from poor health and nervous breakdowns. She is survived by her husband W Henry Martin, a son Merritt, grandchildren, and several brothers and sisters.

Thurmont Mabel C. Martin W. Henry Martin Washanston County Hospital Hagerstoun Thomas A. Love Martin Deadington County Hospital E. W. Dino J Washington County MT Creager Sea Edward Effie Fr. Deweese Howard Ray Deweese Norman Deweese Rocky Howard Martin Baltimore Dorothy Haugh Marie Hoch Lawrence Myers Graceham Henry Chalmers Milford Mass

Khrushchev Receives Burma Visit Invitation

Premier Nikita Khrushchev was extended an invitation by Burmese ambassador U Kvin and expressed hope he could accept. Also mentioned is St. John’s coach Joe Lapchick noting assistant Lou Carnesecca may become a head coach in the future.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Burma U Kvin Joe Lapchick St. John’s University Lou Carnesecca Whl

Negro Evangelist Daddy Grace Dies in Los Angeles

Charles Manuel Grace known as Daddy Grace, founder of the House of Prayer for All People, dies at 78 in a Los Angeles hospital after a heart attack and stroke. He claimed three million members in 60 cities and built hundreds of prayer houses and a $450,000 mansion amid a lavish ministry.

Los Angeles Charles Manuel Grace Daddy Grace Henry Silver House of Prayer For All People Grace

Daddy Grace Church Charities T Ame Transforms

In Charlotte North Carolina Daddy Grace leader runs a large church with 13 000 in congregation The church cafeteria sells Grace coffee from his plantation near Havana Cuba Also operates a beauty parlor and ships eggs from a Cuban hatchery Indicted in 1934 on tax charges the case was dismissed and he faced a Mann Act claim in court. A stamp in Bulgaria commemorates Khrushchev visit to the United States with a plane near the Statue of Liberty.

Mame Charlotte N.C Daddy Grace Grace Havana Cuba New England Vienna Austria Bulgaria Nikita Shrushcchev United States

Carroll dairy sues over federal milk order validity

Willow Farms Dairy, Inc. of Carroll County files suit in U S District Court challenging the referendum and order approving a federal milk marketing order. Ezra Taft Benson as Agriculture secretary is named in a bid to set aside the order and declare the referendum invalid. The suit cites city distributor benefits and county penalties amid prior hearings and broad industry support and opposition.

United States District Court Department of Justice Leon H. A. Pierson United States Willow Farms Dairy, Inc Carrol County Charles G. Page Ezra Taft Besson Carroll County Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc Farmer Group

Meeting Notes Highlight Carroll Manorers and NAACP Actions

January meeting set for Carroll Manorers discussing new members and a pancake supper date. Eisenhower appeals to Congress in a clash over interest ceilings on government bonds as NAACP actions continue in West All Saints County branch.

Charles Moore Guy Adamstown Eisevver Jane Hall Carroll Carl Thom Lionism Lester Dudrow Howard J. Stup Congress Washington Eisenhower Congress Ipelerick County NAACP Cial Asbury Methodist Church West All Saints Street Congressional

Million Dollars Spent On Itch Of Piles Remedies

The item claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on remedies for itch of piles. It promotes Peterson's Ointment at 35 cents a box or tube and Peters ointment for fast relief. Satisfaction promised with money back offer.

Rip van Winkle

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