Aid Form To Jobless Undecided Aid Plan Debated by Local Officials
County Commissioners weigh two plans to assist unemployed families as Mayor Ramsburg urges adopting the state welfare program. He warns against cash outlays without state backing and calls for coordination with the Legislature. Officials aim to decide by Wednesday on a donated foods program or general public assistance with a 50 percent state match, noting storage and distribution costs and a potential 30 day rollout. London reports the Soviet Union resumed jamming Voice of America broadcasts after a 24 hour lapse.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Department of Welfare of the State
Denable Foods
Sterace
Cannon
London
Soviet Union
Voice of America
Set High Seas Meeting To Free Captive Passengers
Recife Brazil AP Capt Henrqe Galvao says he is ready to land about 600 passengers from the Santa Maria within a day after a detour of eight days and 2800 miles. Brazil's incoming president Quadros and Gov Lacerda discuss safe release as US Navy ships position for the operation.
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Recife
Brazil
Henrique Galvao
Santa Maria Recife
U.S
Hner
Gaivao Sax
Jamo Quadros
Galiao
Braz
Quadrosiso
Juscelino Kubitschek
Gahao
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Rio de Janeiro
Lacerda
Quadros
Smith
Gearme
Antonio de Oiveira Salazar
Geating
Capines
Belem
Claim 134 Chickens Killed By Dogs
County Commissioners were presented with a claim for 134 Leghorn pullets reportedly killed by stray dogs. The chickens owned by Tiarry Richardson of Edgewood on Church Road averaged about 12.42 pounds each.
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Tiarry Richardson
Edgewood
Church Road
Death by own action ruled in shooting death
A verdict of death by own action was returned in the death of a man found in a Hyattstown one room dwelling near Johnsons Diner. He lay across his bed with a shotgun in hand, a string tied to his foot and the cap barrel end in his hand. Survived by wife Mrs Mary E Johnson and two children, funeral arrangements set for Thursday at Etchison Funeral Home Beallsville Monocacy cemetery.
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Ricketts
Mary E. Johnson
Ponce
Johnson
Hyattstown
Rolle Pence
Charles Ricketts
Bosds
Arnie L. Rippeon
Baltimore
Etchison
East Church Street
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallaville
W. EL. Burdette
Daughter of Ramsburg Injured in Headon Crash
Miss Sarah A Ramsburg daughter of Commissioner Merhi H Ramsburg was injured in a headon collision on Ramsburg road at 9 45 am while driving a 1959 Ford. John C Kegley a tenant farmer drove a Studebaker eastbound as both cars hit at a sharp curve. Damage was minor with no charges filed and Miss Ramsburg treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a lip laceration.
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Merhi H. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Sarah A. Ram
Tourmont
John C. Kesler
RFD
Thurmam
Kesley
Cera
Frederick Road
Ford
Miss Ramsburg
Studebaker
Kegley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Trial of Mrs Anna May Kidd Jackson Continued at Magistrate Court
A large crowd gathered at Magistrate Court as Mrs Anna May Kidd Jackson of Phillip Road faced disorderly conduct charges after police said she slashed her wrists at the Pontiac Inn. Defense counsel Alan Bennett challenged police testimony in speeding cases, arguing policy favored by officers may bias outcomes. A suspended fine was imposed for a related motor vehicle charge as the court weighed police testimony and case details.
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Magistrate Court
Byron Thempetit
Anna May Kidd Jackson
Jackson
Phillip Road
Pontiac Inn
Alion Bennett
Robert Snyder
E. W. Reith
U. S. 40
E._ Metz
Braddock
Sen
Ameiz
Farmer Of Year Award Given To W. J. Allen Jr
William J. Allen Jr a young dairy farmer near Jefferson won the Farmer of the Year contest conducted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. He will represent the county in the state competition. Second place went to growers of Ballenger Co Fred Groomers of near and fourth to
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William J. Allen Jr
Near
Jefferson
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Grawers
Ballenger Co
Fred Groomers
Five Day Forecast Notes Temperature Movement Across Regions
The Associated Press reports forecasts showing temperatures averaging about five degrees above normal. The trend signals sharper warm Fridays with normal highs near the mid 40s and lows around the 20s, except higher mountain areas. Market activity shows heavy trading and a notable early afternoon advance on the New York stock floor.
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New York
Wee Women at the Theater Questioned About Retirement
A terse note hints at a play or group titled Wee Women addressing life after retirement with a line suggesting sleep at the theater. The fragment signals a reflective inquiry rather than a full feature.
Civil War Centennial session to convene with limited access
The upcoming legislative session will open at 2 p.m. with about 100 seats for the general public and 300 adult tickets distributed by the Chamber of Commerce on a first come, first served basis. Two tickets per family, no hold requests, and fire rules cap attendance at 720. State Senators expected to attend along with 123 House members and 99 legislators as the Civil War Centennial observance agenda is set.
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Legi “Cenasa Lure Company
Siuonly
Chamber of Commerce
Bussard
Horer
House
Joseph P. Turner
Annapolis
Fire Destroys Lumber Yard in Baltimore
An eight alarm blaze swept through the Washington Lumber Co yard in southwest Baltimore destroying about one million board feet of lumber and two storage sheds. Firefighters used 48 pieces of equipment for over six hours in subfreezing weather before gaining control shortly after 2 am. No injuries reported. Lumber piles rose over 150 feet as stacks reached 50 feet high.
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Baltimore
Washington Lumber Co
Sue
James
Old Brunswick Post Office Sold to Be Razed
The old Brunswick post office and adjoining property were sold to Irving Weil of Weil Brothers, a local oil distributor, for about $10.00. Weil plans razing the three story brick and frame building, which once served as a post office and hotel, and erecting a modern facility for his business after weather permits. The property includes lots 7 to 10 on East Potomac Street and the frame portion sustained fire damage earlier.
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Brunswick
Irving Weil
Weil Brothers
Marvin Jones
East Potomac Street
Weil
Asmall
Potomac
Benimet Vowca
Second Avenue
Charge Of Intent To Kill Shaped By Brunswick Bar Fight
Leslie Matthews of Brunswick has been charged with felonious assault with intent to kill after a Saturday night dispute at a tavern. A fight over a dollar led to a gunfire incident outside the establishment injuring Morris, who underwent surgery but survived. Matthews was held for grand jury. Brunswick Police Chief Sperry and Trooper Carlson led the investigation.
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Leslie Matthews
Brunswick
Brunswick Police
Coope
Grand Jury
Matthews
Morris
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Herbert Sperry
A. Dd. Carlson
County Wide Science Fair Is Scheduled
Frederick County Board of Education joins National Science Fair program. Top two county students will travel to the National Science Fair in Kansas City, Missouri, March 10 to 13, for the finals after local and county competitions. Exhibits from Frederick High and other schools lead to eligibility, with finalists interviewed by judges. Continued on Page Four.
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Frederick Couny
I Street
Em March
Lincemarches
Sisleto M
Emmitsburg
Apn
Paul Hummer
Frederick County Science Teachers Associa
Eoor
Fred Brown
Isor
Cience Fair
Brown
Schoo
From Air
Frederick County
Kansas City
Kennedy Seeks Unity and Tough Policy in State of Union
President Kennedy warns 1961 will be hard with setbacks but insists on turning the tide. He urges cooperation with states,continued arms control, and a strengthened defense posture including submarines missiles and airlift amid a grave world outlook. Continued on Page Waeses
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Senate
Iea x Vision
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
Keane
Robert S. McNamars
Pelaris
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Davis Studant
Fred
Eisenigsburg Farm
Eiisenhower
JFK
Glasgow
Scotland
John FL Kennedy
Merhi Ramsburg
W. J. Allen Jr
Irving C. Weil Brothers, Petroleum Disters
No Proprty
East Pocomacee
Brunswick Yalc.a
Union
Waesees
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