City Tax Bills Mailed Alphabetically Varying Totals Cited
City officials expect thousands of real and personal property tax bills to be mailed this week in alphabetical order. About 3 500 to 9 000 bills will go to local residents with discounts for early payment and penalties for late payment. Unpaid taxes from prior years will be advertised and water and sewer services may be shut off if bills are not paid within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.the Pemsel
City Accounting Office
Eichelberger
Boy Darts In Front Of Car Endangering Fifth Street Incident
A six year old first grader at North Market Street Elementary narrowly escaped injury after darting from behind a parked car into a moving auto on West Fifth Street near Khneharis alley at 7:47 a.m. Mrs. Helen Virginia Crum was driving slowly westbound. no charges were filed. A second incident involved a front end loader on West Seventh Street colliding with a private car driven by Kenneth Ramburg. damage to the Ramburg truck was about 50 dollars. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siv
North Market Street
West Fifth Street
Khneharis Alley
Orner
Helen Virginia Crum
Crum
Kenneth E. Ramburg
Rameberg
Guy M. Himes
Ramsburg
Waitress Treated After Incident at Key Hotel
A waitress at the Francis Scott Key Hotel coffee room was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital today by United ambulance. She was treated in the emergency room and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Singer
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Admiral Ga lvao Cenfer talks with U S Admiral at sea aboard Santa Maria
Rear Adm. Allen E. Smith Jr and Portuguese rebel Capt. Henrique Galvao met at sea off Recife aboard the destroyer Gearing to discuss the Santa Maria crisis. The ship, seized Jan. 22, carried nearly 600 passengers and faced potential safe haven as Brazil inaugurated a new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recife
Brazil
U.S
Henrique Galvao
Santa Maria
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
Allen E. Smith Jr
Galvao
Smith
U. S
Navy
Santa Mana
Brazi
Reciferig
Damato
Wilson
Vogeifesanc
Vestry Elected At All Saints Church Meeting
All Saints Episcopal Church held its annual convocation meeting Monday. Commander Dudiel M. Pace and R. Marcus Whitmore were elected to six year vestry terms, with Paul Wisner filling the unexpired term of Maxwell Turner through 1964. Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury reported 4231 personal visits, 337 conferences, and 156 meetings. Market news noted increased resistance to gains in New York trading with heavy activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Sainis Episcopal Church
Dudiel M. Pace
U. S. Navy
R. Marcus Whitmore
Paul Wisner
Maxwell Turner
Wisner
Maurice D. Ashbury
Goldstein Fights Maryland Liquor Tax Stamp Change
Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein, former Senate president, will oppose a liquor stamp tax change pushed by a Democratic led council. He argues revised stamps would reduce revenue while encouraging bootlegging, notably from nearby Washington. A House Alcoholic Beverages Committee hearing is set for 3 pm. Governor Tawes remains neutral pending proof of revenue impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Louis L. Goldstein
Legislative Council
Goldstein
Senate
Council
del. A. Gordon Boone
D-Balie County
House
Tawes
Alcoholic Beverages Committee
Comptroller
Washington
Maryland
Showdown On Rules Vote Heats Up In Congress
The House faced a tight vote on Rayburn’s plan to enlarge the Rules Committee. A possible last minute shift due to absences could decide the outcome, with talks of compromise and a potential clash with Howard W. Smith. Francis E. Walter proposed letting the House decide bills to consider if the Rules Committee deadlocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rules Committee
Rayburn
Hep
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
Rules
Seeing Spots On TV Set Causes Local Complaints
Residents report irregular reception on Washington channels last night. Local power and repairmen found no outages or service calls. Some believe ice in lead-in wires or wider transmission issues caused a temporary disruption with no clear local source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Potomac Edison Company
Army Of 200 Women To Stage Dimes March
An army of about 208 women marched through the city for the annual Mother's March for the March of Dimes. They plan to begin door to door solicitation around 7 p.m. weather permitting, with Mrs. Stanley Bennett and Mrs. John S. Fox as general co chairs. The central collection point is Fredericktown Savings Institution on North Market Street open from 7 p.m. to end of the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bennett
John S. Fox
Fredericktown
Monocacy Village
Raymond Crum
Rosedale
Drunken Driving Case Leads to Jailed Driver and Pleas
A Howard County man told the magistrate he hadn’t been driving when state police found a somersaulted car on U S 40. Paul L Carroll Clarksville pleaded guilty to drunken driving and reckless driving after refusing a breath test. Trooper Alderton said Carroll’s brother appeared in the front seat unconscious. The case followed by other local court actions including custody support for two daughters and an acquittal over gas theft. The Francis Scott Key Hotel profits were discussed at a Frederick Hotel Company meeting with director reelections and profit projections for 1960. The report showed higher revenues but increased costs and ongoing capital improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
U. S
Richard Alderton
Frederick
Paul L Carroll
Clarksville
Carrol
Carroll
Alderton
Byron Thompson
Nathan L. Troxell
Joyce E. Gurton
Richard Smith
New
Rippeon
Smith
Vail
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Hotel Company
Frederick Heel Company
American Hotels Corporation
Swart Hockenbury
Edward Springer
American Hotels
Dertzbaugh
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Philip Wertheimer
James H. Gambrill
Charles McC. Mathias
Joseph D. Baker
Wiliam B. Bennett
K. Walker Carty
William T. Delaplaine
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
R. Ames Hendrickson
Richard F. Kine
Sam W. Maples
F. Ross Parsons Newman
AL Stock
Benjamin L Shaff
Robert L. Warfield
Frederick W. Weitzel
Philip R. Winebrewer
Jack Lee
Gaunt F. Ross Myers
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Dertz
Price Electric Head Resigns After 15 Years
James V. Roughan resigns as president and general manager of Price Electric Corp a Consolidated Electronics unit ending a 15 year direct association with the firm. He will stay on as a consultant for a year while a replacement is named by the holding company. Roughan plans to take it easy and visit the west coast with his wife to spend time with his father in Desert Hot Springs California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Roughan
Price Electric Corporation
Price Electric
Consolidated Electronics Corp
New York City
Roughan
West Coast
Mr. Roughan
Desert Hot Springs
Calif
Lawrence V. Roughan
Osborne I. Price Sr
Magnetic Devices Inc
Osborne J. Price Jr
Engi
Cost
As- Scci
National Business Organization
National Association of Relay Manufacturers
Actne
Chamber of Commerce
The
Community Chest
Loyola College
Baltimore
University of Vision OF
Roughans
Rosemi Avenue
U S Sends Chimpanzee Capsule 100 Miles Into Space
The United States launched a chimpanzee aboard a Redstone capsule that soared over 100 miles into space and landed in the Atlantic 420 miles downrange. No immediate word on the ape No. 65’s survival. recovery forces positioned across the impact zone as planners aim for a human flight within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Oneton Space Chamber
Grand Bahama Island
Cape
Furniture Top Crashed Through Windshield Injuring Driver
A Frederick county man sustained minor facial cuts and glass injuries when an antique cupboard top toppled from a trailer and shattered the windshield of his 3960 Pontiac on Route 40 near Myersville. The cupboard valued at 125 was destroyed. police said charges are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wallace H. Matheny Jr
RFD
Frederick
Matheny
Myersville
Robert C. Snyder
Harleigh Ervin Seely
Barkeley Springs
W. Va
Pontiac
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Chimp
Strviera Peo Raehivf
North Court Street
Church Street
Galvao Cenfer
All Saints’ Church
New York
Phy
Chiirman
Sowh End Civic Association
John Fox
Southeastern Area
Ann Wastler
South Central
Charles E. Henson
North West
Court Square North
Histor Womans Club
Westbrook
Watkins Acres
Donald Hitner
Linden Hills
Richard Rudy
West Third
Rockwell Terrace
Edward Routzaha
Donald B. Rice
Glenn Garber Sr
Elias
Magnolia Avenue
Marion Kehne
Upper College Terrace
West College Terrace
Charles Broadrup
College Avenue
Carroll Parkway
George Karl
North Jefferson Street
Lloyd Stup
FSK Hotel
James VY. Roughan
Price Electric Head
GM Associated
Corporation
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frank J. Keefer
Atlantic
Tokyo
Peiping Radio Today
Canmimunist
China
Burma
Brc Hive
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