Frederick merchants elect new officers at first Sleep Center banquet
More than 150 attendees from Fresecick State Roads Commission the Chamber of Commerce Fort Detrick and local businesses gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for the Frederick Sleep Center Merchants Association first annual banquet. Daniel Buza became president succeeding Thomas O Toole with Russell Jones O Toole Nevin Baker and George Seaton named to key posts. Harry A Rosenfeld received a director tribute and Evelyn Shel horse served as mistress of ceremonies.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fort Detrick
Frederick Sleeping Center Merchants Association
Francis Scott Key
Merchants Association
Thomas O'Toole
Woolworth’s
Daniel Buza
Food Fair
Shopping Center Merchants Association
Russell Jones
Joe
O'Toole
Nevin Baker
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
George Seaton
Rosenfeld
Harry A. Rosenfeld
Washington, D. C
Rosenfeld Realty Company
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Joseph F. Eisenhower
Emmett R. Bowlus
Robert Dailey Sr
Wiliam B. Burall
City
Max Kehne
Robert Whiteford
Charles V. Main
Thomas G. Mohler
State Roads Commission
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick
Peterson's Ointment Relief Ad For Piles
Fast relief from tor turing piles with Peterson's Ointment. Cooling soothing astringent formula has given joyful relief for 400 years. All druggists 55 cents or applicator tube 35 cents. Delights or money back.
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Peterson
McDermott Leads Maryland Shopping Center Push
Jerome McDermott, business professor and former disaster and flood control director for the Red Cross, now manages James Rouse Company shopping centers in Baltimore. He urges centers to promote special events like Mondawmin’s summer concerts to boost profits, rather than rely on regular ads.
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Jerome McDermoott
Red Cross
Baltimore
McDermott
Naw
James ML Rouse
Mondawmin Shopping Center
Legislators Push Maryland Library Aid Legislation
More than a dozen Maryland lawmakers from counties statewide sponsor a three bill package to increase state aid for libraries. John M. Whitemore of Anne Arundel urges early hearings as the proposal seeks to finance operating costs, provide building funds, and share costs with local governments.
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Maryland
John M. Whimore
Anne Arundel County
Maryland library aid bills gain sponsors for 1962 start
The third bill would provide state grants to counties to establish area reference and consultative services in existing libraries. Sponsors include Whitmore Perry Wilkinson Caldwell Hance Dowell Combs Fowler with more to be announced. MLA outlines a three package aid plan in a 1961 action pamphlet.
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Perry ©. Wilkinson
Prince George’s County
House of Delegates
James H. Caldwell
E. Homer White
Wicamico County
James E. Hance
Bennie C. Dowell
Calvert County
Frank A. Combs
Henry J. Fowler
St. Mary's County
P. D. Brown
Charles County
Maryland Library Association
MELA
MLA
Legislative Action
Princess Soraya Debuts as Auto Firm Co-director
Vienna AP reports Princess Soraya, former queen of Iran, appeared with partner York Noble to confirm she has become codirector and stockholder of his British auto company. She avoided details, labeling investment questions private.
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Vienna
Austria
Soraya
Iran
York Noble
Hit and Run Driver Arrested By Police
City police report a hit and run on South Market street at 10 p m. Lewis 38 colored of 15 West Fifth street drove a car owned by Floyd Lyles of 161 All Saints street. He skidded on ice hit a parked vehicle owned by Robert L. Barger Route 5 Frederick then abandoned the car. Lewis was arrested for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle failure to stop and identify himself after an accident and driving on an expired license. Officers Frank Main and Ray Dietz investigated.
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South Market Street
South Street
Jesse H Lewis
West Fifth Street
Market Street
Lewis
Floyd Lyles
All Saints Street
Robert L. Barger
Route 5
Frederick
Lyles
Frank Main
Ray Dietz
Evacuated Latonsville Fire Strikes Convalescent Cottage
Thirty eight patients were evacuated without injury from a men s convalescent cottage at Spring Grove State Hospital in Latonsville Maryland after a fire on the second floor. More than 100 firefighters controlled the three alarm blaze in 25 minutes. Damage runs into thousands, confined to roof and ceiling above one room. The cottage built in 1953 houses about 60 patients. Flames began in a clothing storage area. This was the hospital s second three alarm fire in three months with prior damage at the Foster Wade Building in November.
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Latonsville
Springs Grove State Hospital
Foster Wade
Baltimore North Side Monster Likely A Dog
Witness accounts describe a shaggy dog with black hair and big eyes seen near the area in Baltimore. Authorities note the creature may have prompted a mistaken scare, while a single observer insists on its doglike appearance. The report links the sightings to a service station incident ongoing in local coverage.
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Baltimore
Animeal
Hungary subsoil preserves ancient bones in vast collection
A Hungarian scientist claims the country's subsoil is an archaeologist's paradise with the best collection of ancient bones in Europe and Asia. He notes that Hungary's sand, mud and clay soils slow skeleton disintegration, aiding preservation.
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Europe
Asia
Hungary
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