Phillies Sign Walkersville Pitcher Dick Smith
Dick Smith of Walkersville chooses the Philadelphia Phillies over five other majors and will sign today with a substantial college education support plan. The deal includes funds for college each year and possible minor league assignment, with bids from White Sox Cubs Orioles Yankees and Giants.
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Dick’ Smith
Walkersville
Philadelphia Phillies
Harry O. Smith
Philadelphia
Phils
Young Smith
Smith
Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Robert Carpenter
The
Tom Kibler
Washington College
White Sox
Orioles
New York
San Francisco
Associated Press
John Steadman
Baltimore News-Post
Unlawful to Wash Automobiles in Frederick Streets
City Attorney Charles Rice Mathias Jr. stated on Tuesday that a Frederick ordinance bans washing cars on street surfaces amid rising warm weather complaints. The action targets curbside washing, aligning with local law enforcement on public cleanliness.
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Charles Rice. Mathias Jr
Frederick
Heirs Entitled To Loats Estate Over Church Charity
Judge John T. Tucker ruled the Loats Female Orphans Asylum property reverts to heirs at law of John Loats. The decision finds the Loats corporation holds no marketable title and that the estate should stay with the heirs, with the court noting the property was to be used for orphans and foster care per the will and the corporation’s charter.
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John T. Tucker
Equity Court
Loats Female Orphans Asylum
John Loats
Tucker
Baltimore
Loats Home For
Church Street
Frederick
The
Loats Corporation
Louis Loats Jr
Testator
Loais
Board of ‘Directors
Gere
Louis
State Department of Public Welfare
Robert E- Clapp Jr
Leats Corporation
Walsh and Fisher
Westminster
James Ye Sherry
Edwin F. Nikirk
W. Preston
William Int. Storm
Harvey C. Bickel
Five Day Forecast With Scattered Thundershowers and Warm Weekend
The AP forecast predicts thundershowers Thursday and Friday and again Monday. Precipitation expected one to three quarters of an inch. highs mostly 80s, cooler in mountains. Temperatures hover just above seasonal normals with hot Thursday, cooler Friday, then warmer weekend. Law ranges: mountains mid 50s to east around 70. Markets report mixed prices as early dealings noted in New York.
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Associated Press
Maryland Kentucky clash in little league title play
Maryland faces Kentucky in the Division 4 Little League title tournament in Frederick. Games run Thursday to Saturday August 7 8 9 at Staley Memorial Stadium with five state champs hosting. pairings set at YMCA meeting. Fredericks local leagues oversee events housing 70 visiting players and a banquet planned at Calvary Methodist church.
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Maryland
Kentucky
Frederick
Y.M.C.A
Mimor
Rosedale
East Frederick
Delaware
West Virginia
Virginia
Iar
Fredrick
East
Irvin J. Ramsburg
Wiliam D. Grove
Hagerstown
Two Are Killed In Glen Burnie Wreck
A New York couple bound for a Florida vacation died in a head on crash near Glen Burnie Maryland. Their two sons age eight and five were injured with minor injuries. The collision involved a car passing a tractor trailer and another vehicle driven by Richard G Wade of Hughesville Maryland.
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Glen Burnie
New York
Florida
Victor Riannaccone
Ozone Park
N. Y
Ruth
Victor
John
Richard G. Wade
Hughesville, Md
May Have Seen End Of Explorer TIT
Early morning observer Robert Wills of Frederick County Products on East South Street reported seeing Explorer Ny streak in the northeast sky at about 5:30 with a puff of smoke and a flame trailing for a mile or two The flame then descended and he observed a smoke trail when he returned to work about an hour later
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Explorer Ny
Robert Wills
Frederick County Products
East South Street
Wills
Eisenhower accuses Soviets disruption of summit talks
President Eisenhower charges the Soviet Union with disrupting diplomatic preparations for a summit. He cites Khrushchev letters and Western messages urging serious East-West discussion. The White House released Eisenhower’s letter as Moscow previews and critiques continue.
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Washington
API
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushenev
Britain
France
Khrushchev
White House
Moscow
U.S
Foreign Office
Khrushchy
Ainister Andrei Gromyko
Eastern Europe
McKeldin Links Little Rock Crisis to Global Judicial Trust
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin told the Fourth Federal Judicial Conference that America’s whole judicial authority could be undermined if Eisenhower had not intervened in the Little Rock integration crisis. He warned that excluding nine Black students from Little Rock High School damaged U S relations with many nations. Also at the conference Justice Brennan and others spoke on federal state judicial coordination. A car fire incident occurred at South Court Street parking lot with minimal damage. Streams report Monocacy clear at Disposal and Potomac clear at Brunswick.
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Hot Springs
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
America
Eisenhower
Little Rock
McKeldin
Miami
Seattle
San Diego
Portland
United States
Federal Judicial Conference
William J. Brennan
U.S. Supreme Court
Brennan
Alfred P. Murrah
10Th Circuit
Oklahoma City
Fred B Helms
Charlotte
N. C
Morris . Soper
Baltimore
4Th Circus
Orie L. Phillip
Denver
Uniteds
South Court Street
Explosion in Albany prompts plane barrier joke
A loud explosion near Albany Tuesday sparked a call to the Times-Union from an indignant woman who speculated a jet had broken the sound barrier. The reporter noted the barrier may be an obstacle to others.
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Albany
Times-Union
Eisenhower Breaks With House Over Foreign Aid Cuts
President Eisenhower accused the House Appropriations Committee of risking U.S. security by cutting foreign aid funds by nearly 600 million dollars. He urged restoration of the reduction, insisting that large cuts would weaken free world security and aid communist expansion. He also addressed calls to fire Sherman Adams and whether to inspect Gale Fine’s tax returns.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Free World
Congress
Administration
Tess
Adams
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Eve
Internal Revenue Service
Galefine
Boston
Election By Firemen And Auxiliary Name Leaders
John J. Hollinger was elected president of the Frederick County Firemen's Association at the 24th annual convention in Walkersville, succeeding Edgar A. Hallinger. The Ladies Auxiliary elected Grace Brashear as president, succeeding Laura Walker. Events set for October 16 in Myersville and September 3 in New Midway. Delegates and nominees listed, with plans for the State Firemen's Convention 75th anniversary in 1967.
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John J. Hollinger
Emmitsburg Vigilant Hoses Company
Knight
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Walkersville
Ladies Auxilary
Grace
Ralph) Brashear
New Market Company Auxiliary
Hallinger
Edgar A. Hallinger
Brashear
Laura
Henry) Walker
Brunswick
Hollinger
Myersville
Herman B. Miller
Uniteds
Carlos Miller
Glenn Lenhart
Woodsboro
John Renner
New Midway
Clyde Young
Graceham
New Market
James R. Hahn
Ralph Brashear
Thomas Maher
Eugene Zimmerman
William H. Browning
Leslie R. Savocsol Sr
John R. Hoesman
J. Wesley Dubel
Raymond H. Boller
Clyde L. Young
John Englebrecht
John Hipkins
Joseph R. Harp
George Rice
Edwin Falkenstein
Thurmont
George Black
Raymond Skipper
Austin Brachey
Eugene McKissick
James Stitely
Charles Stull Jr
Philip H. Beard
Monroe Stuwp
Edgar A. Zimmerman
Trego Zimmerman
H. E. Cannon
Eugene Smith
Floyd Strickler
Paul L. Tritappe
Frank Miglio
Pete Wirts
George Strickler
Calvin A. Grams
Floyd Smith
Clair Eversole
Braddock Heights
Vernon Cassell
George Bodmer
Grafton Cost
Harold Frushour
Gordon Taylor
Middletown
Russell Keller
Paul Shafer
Ray Gladhill
Everett Gaver
Lee Ifert
Emmitsburg
John S. Hollinger
Charles Stouter
Sterling White
William Martin
Brooke Damuth
Adamstown
Edgar Crawford Jr
John Strailman
July 4 forecast cooler with thundershowers and heat surge
A weather observer warned Independence Day may turn somewhat cooler with scattered afternoon thundershowers. A heat wave kept temperatures in the 90s for two days, with forecasts showing little change though not much warmth may drop. Independence events include motor expositions, a Walkersville firemen’s carnival fireworks display, and post office service changes amid a holiday crowd. Fort Detrick will salute the day with a 48 gun salute as activities shift to outings and picnics.
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Fairy Grounds
Freder
Ick Lions Club
Walkersville
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Culler Lake
Principals Appointed In Frederick County Schools
Frederick County Board of Education met to name several principals and approve teaching appointments. Charlotte K. Smith named principal at North Market Street Elementary. Richard Van Tries to head Myersville. Kenneth Frushour named Foxville principal. Miss Dorothy Handley, Elm Street Elementary vice principal. Mrs. Margaret Strailman and Miss Frances Ahalt advanced to vice principals. Richard Summers appointed part time art supervisor. Janice Wickless aids the board offices. Dr Edward Tomaszewski named school psychologist. Elizabeth Garner hired as a high school secretary. Numerous resignations and dozens of teaching appointments were listed. The board approved Hood College scholarship for Gwendolyn Jordan and authorized vacating 1113 Motters Avenue for the North Frederick School site. Contracts awarded for transportation and supplies. Also brief notice of a rubber workers pay raise agreement in Cleveland.
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Frederick County Board of Education
East Churchstreet
Charlotte K. Smith
North Market Street
E. Donald McLuckie
Elm Street
Sirs. Smith
Parkway School
Richard van Tries
Middletown
Brunswick
Frances V. Ahalt
Richard Summers
West Frederick
Janice Wickless
North Frederick
Bard of Education
Edward Tomaszewski
Elizabeth Garner
Frederick High School
Mary Fiery
Helen Turner
Dorothea Lowe
Beatrice Domanski
East Frederick
Johnnie Albizo
Frederick
Hood College
Gwendolyn Jordan
Motters Avenue
North Frederick School
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Harmony Grove
Redding Chevrolet
iInc
Litten Chevrolet
Knott and Geisbert
Frederick Office Supple Company
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DE Gaulle
Oran
Algeria
Tunisian
Castleman Teague Clubs
Ron
Stockmar
IkeOn
Potomac
Ike RapsCat
W A
Mrs. Smith
North Market
Cleveland
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
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