Drought Aid For Farmers in Tynteyk County
Fifth District Congressman Richard E. Lankford announced that drought relief allows farmers to recense grazing and buy privileges on diverted cropland. The Agriculture Department has permitted use for drought relief for a second year due to severe lack of forage and pastures. Approval requires action from the County ASC Committee as local officials await notice from government officials.
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Tynteyk
Richard E. Lankford
Department of Agriculture
Lankford
Ncedt
ASC
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Eugene Anderson Named to Frederick County Property Review Board
Eugene Anderson a 48 year old dairy farmer from near Thurmont was appointed by the Sixth Judicial Circuit judges to fill a vacancy on the three man Frederick County Board of Property Review. He will serve the remainder of Samuel L. Birely’s term ending June 1 194. The salary is 60 dollars a day when in session. Anderson is a West Virginia University engineering graduate who worked 17 years with Consolidated Engineering Company of Baltimore. The board also includes F Austin James and Austin P Renn.
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Eugene Anderson
Thurmont
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick County
Anderson
Birdy
School of Engineering
West Virginia University
Consolidated Engineering Company of
Baltimore
Stevens Road
F. Austin James
Austin P Renn
Adamstown
Maryland State Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
Seneca Cabin Men Get Extension
The July 1 deadline for removing six cabins on government land at Seneca has been extended. Det. Goodloe E. Byron said the extension will allow Sen. Deel B. Brewster to review the issue with others.
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Goodioe
Byron
Deel B Brewster
July 4 Bell Ringing Plan in Frederick County Coordinates National Event
Frederick County joins the national freedom bells drive. DAR chair Mrs Joseph C Hemp says over 200 people will ring bells at 2 pm EDT with church school and fire bells added. Speaker Congressman Charles Mathias will address duties at Mt. Olivet Cemetery before the ringing. Maryland Freedom Bells Committee tallies bells for a sunrise to sunset flag event and a 50 star flag prize.
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Bevceset
Freedom
Joseph C Hemp
Chamduane Vete
Agy Tee
Fredenck
DAR
Fredenck County
Hemp
Charles McC Mathias
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
American Legion American
E Paul Ma Baha
Inion
Frederick
Ezra Grantham
Walkersville
Maryland
State Capitol
Chamber of Commerce Office
Red Cross History Traced At Junior Leadership Conference
George MacDonald of the Baltimore Regional Red Cross outlines the organization’s history from 1859 to postwar years to 231 delegates at Hood College. The 11th annual Junior Red Cross Leadership Conference features leadership workshops, water safety demonstrations, a final banquet, talent show, and ongoing community activity guidance.
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Red Cross
George MacDonald
Office of Educational Relations
Baltimore
The
Johnson High School Plans to be Discussed at Board Meeting
The Board of Education will meet Wednesday to discuss plans for the proposed Governor Thomas Johnson High School in the city. Architects and County Commissioners are invited to review the multi million dollar project with Superintendent Dr Jamies A Sensenbaugh leading the session starting at 11 am.
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Thomas Johnson
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Jamies A Sensenbaugh
Breakin at Harvey's Drive-In Reported. Ventilation Fan Used
City Police reported a break in at Harvey's Drive-In Restaurant at 75 South Market Street. The theft was not discovered until today by manager Ruth MaString, with no money or machines taken. Det. Bureau investigations point to entry through a rear ventilation fan.
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Harvey's Drive-In
South Market Street
Aim
Ruth Mastring
Detective Bureau
Segregation Hit By Federal Courts in Virginia
Two federal courts issued three opinions striking down Virginia segregation laws. The Fourth Circuit barred Powhatan County from closing public schools to dodge integration. Another opinion overturned key provisions of Lynchburg’s desegregation plan.
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Richmond
Virginia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Powhatan County
Fog Horn Sounded By Faulty Valve In City Alarm
City Engineer Robert A. White said a faulty air release valve on the general alarm caused an early Sunday fog horn like sound. The valve was repaired after the alarm rang at about 4:20 am during a fire at a Motter Avenue home.
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Robert A. Whiteford
Fox, Horn
Mit
Motter Avenue
Higher Education Fails To Meet Real Needs, Detroit Delegates Say
In Santa Barbara California W H Ferry vice president of eratic institutions tells NEA delegates that the race issue exposes higher education's failures He says colleges and universities have not lived up to their responsibilities while equal rights ideals have endured The convention day featured Ferry's keynote amid broad corridor chatter.
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National Education Aspociabon
NEA! Correaten
W Oh. Ferry
Eratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Calif
NEA
Perry
Greatest Ever Fought Commemoration at Gettysburg Begins
Gettysburg Pennsylvania AP reports three day commemoration of the Civil War battle began with an Eternal Light peace memorial ceremony attended by governors from 27 of 29 states. Postmaster General Day dedicated a new stamp and Eisenhower spoke at Gettysburg High School, urging self reliance and criticizing paternalistic government.
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Robert E.i Lee
George Gordon Meade
Gettysburg
Cemetery Hill
Ridge
Lee
Jucay
Eternal Light Peace Memorial
Lowstana
Tennessee
J. Edward Day
Lixie
Armtear
Pres Dent Dwisht D Eisenhower
Gettysburg Fire Department
Two Men Arrested In Thefts At Construction Projects
State Police arrested Charles Bartholow 21 and George Baker 26 both of Mountaindale on petty larceny and receiving stolen goods charges in a series of thefts at area construction sites. Investigators linked missing chain saws to the pair after tips from contractors and a sting along Putman Road. Bonds set at 5000 and 3000 respectively as the investigation continued.
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Charies
Castils Bartholow
RED
Freder
Mate Parrett
George Edward Baker Ja
Putman Road
Mountaindale
Artosts
Ma Ane Iolls
Richard Fo Khe
Craker and Lite
O'Possumtown
Barthulow
Kline
Hautins
Bakers Garate
Bartholaw Roth
Broderick
Montgomery County
Four Area Men Reappointed to Maryland State Boards
Four area men were reappointed today by Governor Tawes to state advisory boards. Walter Hahn of Ceresville and John Mo Crams, Richard Hough of Airy were named to the Agricultural Advisory Board and Maryland State Fair Board respectively. Raymond K Gardenhour of Smithsburg was reappointed to a lean-year term on the Slee Apple Commission. A fire at Barkshire property destroyed a barn and damaged nearby structures, with neighbors reporting the blaze.
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Governa J Malad Tar
Walter J) Hahn Om
Ceresville
Agricultural Advisory
John Mo Cram
Sear
Amt
Richard Hough
Mr Airy
Maryland
Beall Beall Mathias Face Senate Talk In Maryland Gop
Maryland reports swirl around possible Senate bids as Rep Mathias of Frederick and Rep Beall of Baltimore contend for influence. Party leaders weigh Beall’s chances for a third term while Mathias hints at a future run and Newton Steers remains a potential challenger in a shifting Republican field.
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Len Beall
Mathias
Pye
Rune
Tye
Tuesday May Be Hottest Day Of Year
Weather forecast calls for lower twenties temperatures with possible upper 90s, scattered thunderstorms may push today to a record heat level. Yesterday storms brought rainfall across the county with Braddock Heights and other areas recording over a quarter inch. Brunswick High School affected by a change in plans and property damage reported. Cooler weather expected Wednesday as a new cold front approaches.
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Mercury
Braddock Heights
Ateport
Brunswick High School
Osher
Lybtang
Coorte Licrester Thomas Jr
Lame Kel
Cornice
Harry Ranatherner
Frank Arodks
Peterseile
Rerardert
Depres
Annesen
Carroll CORE seeks county meeting on desegregation
Baltimore CORE chapter asked Carroll County Commissioners to arrange a meeting to discuss desegregation of public facilities. CORE says talks with county leaders and Westminster officials were rejected and plans protests would be held July 4 in Westminster. The Baltimore CORE chair urged county Human Relations to attend for peaceful desegregation and equality for Black citizens.
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Bal Limase
Congress of Racial Equality
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Carroll County
Todas
CORE
Westminster
Nedia
Baltimore
Carroll County Human Relations Committee
PAL Ccea
Faneri
Offiiary
Cambridge prepares to resume talks on racial reforms
Cambridge Maryland mayor and city council plan to resume discussions with Negrin readers and consider two measures to curb racial discrimination in public places. An extraordinary Sunday session set to discuss a proposed charter amendment and an ordinance targeting discrimination amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Cambridge, Md
Cap
Calvin Wo Moghray
Cam Wrvlee
Nenentont Vetien
U.S. Expels Russian Diplomat Over Espionage Suspicions
The United States orders the expulsion of a Russian diplomat accused of espionage. The State Department notified the Russian mission in Washington of the decision, but the diplomat involved was not identified or named. The move follows alleged intelligence activities as the official government response.
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U.S
Ed States
State Department
Sharpsburg Plans 200th Birthday Observance July 7 14
Sharpsburg Maryland prepares to mark the town founding with events from July 7 to 14. A parade beauty contest and memorial observances highlight a quieter Antietam era celebration in a town known for its battlefield legacy and nearby Bloody Lane sites.
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Sharpsburg
Katherine Gurey
Ingermens
Daily Mail
Seearisberg
Washington County
Antietam
Antindas
Sparse reception for Kennedy in Rome during Italian visit
President Kennedy arrived in Rome to a sparse reception by local crowds as he met Italian leaders to reinforce Western alliance. He planned talks with Pope Paul VI and NATO officials before returning to Washington, with traffic delays and hot weather shaping the day. The trip emphasized unity and shared responsibility among allies.
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APH
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Tis
United States
Bartle
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Is Alles
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Ryame
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Pierre Salinger
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Italy
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Salinger
Naples
North Atlanta Treaty
Athens
Paul VI
Mack Truck Workers Back At Jobs
Mack Truck workers at the Hagerstown plant returned to their posts after a brief wildcat walkout. Union leaders cited backing by 71 discharged workers and said the company would drop disciplinary actions against others. President Walter Reuther urged the return.
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Hagera
Mack Trarky Inc
Dawah
TP United Yate
Hid
Sauirdey
Unim
Walter Iosiernel
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