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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 29, 1960

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PTA Plans Evaluation of Frederick High School

Frederick High School PTA outlines a series of programs tied to an upcoming Middle States evaluation of the school. Speakers include Dr. Edmund Ford of HEW, who discusses curriculum trends and future education challenges, with the evaluation set for February 9 10 and 21 to determine accreditation.

Edmund Ford U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Washington Ford Hohe U.S Louise Weadev George Benner Richard Fiammand Jack Mar Dean J VL Arana

Boy Guilty In Theft Of Dimes

John Bryant age 19 pleaded guilty to penny larceny after stealing one dollar from a March of Dimes container at a Maryland cafe. A magistrates Court hearing was delayed for more information on his past. Witness Russ Catherine Kerns, waitress, testified Bryant and two others drank coffee and played pinball, then left with a missing dollar. Police nabbed the trio after the wrapper on the can was found broken. Bryant, unemployed, came from Richmond Virginia two years ago and lives with a boy recently returned to the Maryland Reformatory.

John Bryant Bes Russ Catherine Kerns Bryant Reriy Maryland Bmond Maryland Reformatory

Dense fog cloaks region for second day with flurries likely

A thick fog again shrouds the area this morning reducing visibility to near zero in parts of the county while precipitation may turn to snow later. The forecast calls for windy, cold conditions with temperatures slipping below freezing and possible snow flurries Saturday and Sunday.

Nothern

Hunter Fined For Speeding To Deer Hunt

A Baltimore hunter received a $70 fine after pleading guilty in XE magistrate court to speeding on a Romie 40 stretch near the Frederick-Wash County line during the deer hunting opening day in December 1959. The case cited failure to appear at a hearing and speeding during the hunt.

Baltimore John C. Heit Xeagistr Romie 40 Frederick-Wash Eduard D North Mararies Bennett Benne Donald Panis Jackson Stephen D. Riland Tackson Negara Stormaid

Soviet Campaign Against U S Japan Pact Intensifies

Moscow Tokyo exchanges surge as Soviet leaders rally allied states to block the Japan U S military pact. Japanese and Chinese commentary denounce the deal while talks in Moscow aim at new salmon quotas and regional military implications. In California Mrs Eisenhower cancels a South American trip on doctor's advice, delaying presidential plans.

Mamie Tokyo Securin United China East Germany North Viet Nam North Korea Moscow Palm Springs Calif Dwight D. Eisenhower South Ca White House James C. Hager Hagerty Esenhowers Howard M. Snyder

Lutheran Groups To Get Action Plans

Lutheran church leaders and council members from Carroll County will meet at St Lukes Lutheran church near New Windsor to discuss action plans. Rev Bayer will present on Lutheran World Action the church’s worldwide program addressing human emergency needs.

Coupe Raymond H United 1Reh Amenia New York Civ Boxer Western Conference Francelieal Lutheran Synod of

Frederick County Receives $12,871 Share of State Liquor Revenue

Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein disclosed Frederick County’s three month liquor revenue share ending December amounts to 12,871.50, up 3,513.67 from September’s 9,357.33. The year over year period shows a 12 percent rise with 25,743 gallons of distilled spirits distributed in the county.

Frederick County Louis L. Goldstein Frederick Loms L. Goldstein Uba Land Anne Washington Wicomico

Frederick County National Bank Declares Dividend Increase

Frederick County National Bank mails dividend checks at 9 percent per year, up 1 percent from before. Board transfers 330000 from undivided profits to surplus, enlarging surplus to 350000. Outstanding capital stock remains 100000. Deposits totaled 6264036.02 at year end 1959 amid a strong year.

Frederick County National Bank

Moslem Leaders Gather for Algeria Showdown

Fire damaged a Unionville farm owned by F. F. Grumbine, with losses around $20,000. A chicken house and a bank barn burned in separate blazes fought by Mt. Airy and Union Bridge companies. Several implements, a new combine and hay equipment were lost. dairy barn survived. Animals in the barn were saved.

Richard Tressler Unionville Mi Volunteer Fire Company Mt. Airy Company Mt. Airy Union Bridge Fire Company Union Bridge Company Mts. Airy F. F. Grumbine Florida

Drummer Receives Two-Year Term For Marijuana Possession

William Carr Fulton a 34 year old drummer from Baltimore was sentenced by Judge James H. Pugh in Rockville Circuit Court to two years in the Warvland House of Correction and fined 3000 for marijuana possession. The judge cited rising marijuana use and warned the county is swelling with dope usage and that narcotics will not be tolerated.

Norkio Okinaa Fellowship Miss Katsu Katsu Okinawa Rockville James H. Pugh William Carr Fulton Baltimore Warvland

Debre calls special cabinet meet on Algeria crisis

Paris AP reports Premier Michel Debre convened a special French cabinet meeting for an urgent Algeria review. De Gaulle will skip the session, plans a national TV address, and may be given the pre speech text in advance though not for edits. Some insiders foresee a plea to the army and a stark choice between obedience to Paris or rupture with Algeria.

Paris Michel Debre Algeria Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle

No Milk Price Increase Is Expected Here

Local dairies and retailers report no planned rise in milk prices. The Baltimore increase of one cent per quart affects the region via the Washington and Baltimore milk marketing orders in effect since last July and December. Dairies argue prices rise due to federal orders, with potential for a price war if firms diverge.

Baltimore Frederick Washington Dairies

Five Day Tulsa Forecast With Variable Temperatures

The forecast calls for temperatures near or slightly below normal with a colder weekend and a warmer start to the week. Precipitation will total about a half inch or less, mostly Monday, with mountain areas affected. Normal highs in the 40s across the region, cooler in the mountains, and lows in the 20s outside the mountains.

Tre Associated Press Tulsa

Horine Fills Fire Post After Brust Forty Years Service

Guy V. Brust resigns after 60 years with Independent Hose company and 37 years as treasurer. Willard M. Horine elected treasurer at the annual firemen meeting. Brust headed Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association in 1842 and held several offices and life member status. Horine, with banking and savings tenure, also serves as a Maryland National Guard captain.

Guy V. Brust Independent Hose Company Willard M. Horine Horie Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association Horiie Maryland National Brust Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association

Insurgents Gain Ground in Algiers Amid Algeria Crisis

Rebels press claims of control in Algiers as De Gaulle shifts leadership in the North African struggle for independence. Rebel leadership urges Moslem troops and civilians to hold, while French officials set up new command posts near Raghaia and Blida amid a tense standoff.

Algiers Charles de Gaulle Radio Tunis de Gaulle France Algeria Pauli Delouvrier Maurice Challe Blida Raghaia Thursda Delouvrier Gaulle Algelia Alzema As & Frenca

Synagogue windows damaged by Kansas City blast

Police questioned a dozen Southeast High students after a bomb shattered a synagogue window near the temple on Jan 18. A student found with a Nazi uniform and swastika armbands led to arrests. officials say teens with similar gear claimed Nordic Reich Youth Party ties.

Kansas C Kapers Kansas City Buil Canaday Southea Wiliam Cers Ed Bors Temple Southeast High School SyNagogne Nef Nordic Reich Youth Party Bambling Gintess

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