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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1960
Page
4
A dated notice appears from the Southern Ftg and Mes Co and AP dispatch entries. It lists post office mail classifications and indicates a Wednesday date of July 6 1960 in Ench Maryland with second class mailing designation.
Ten years after the Korean conflict began the excise and corporate income taxes remain extended for another year to cover postwar liabilities. The costs are debated as a budget balancing tool rather than a continuation of wartime needs, with Johnson arguing for revenue increases to fund new spending rather than reduce taxes.
The will of Rover Sr. provides complex adjustments to real estate and cash shares among sons John C. Royer and Joseph Royer, with deductions for properties not conveyed back, forgiveness of deficiencies, and $500 gifts to Eva Rover Baker, Samuel T. Rover Jr., and Mary R. Siple. Executors must appraise stock in Thurmont bank and offer pro rata to children or select a friend if unneeded. The document notes notes and joint obligations against shares and allows bank-share purchase by interested successors.
Maude G Dover recounts the 34th annual Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland in June 2025. The program offered courses in clothing textiles home management health and safety public speaking and more with lectures by leading experts and entertainment including a Marine Band concert. She praises the organization led by Miss Margaret Oliver and notes a certificate and University pen for attendees.
The estate of a deceased bank head is left to family with directives that the main real and personal property be converted to cash. Proceeds are to be shared equally among children from his two marriages. Named heirs include Ruth Royer Elbo Lillian Royer Dunlap Martha Royer Weigle Etta Royer Flynn Marjorie Royer Rutter Flora Royer Koons Shirley Ann Royer Siple James Paul Royer John C. Royer and Joseph F. Royer. Shares for Leah Roger Clauss and Gladys Roger Larcyson’s issue go to their child.
A group of seven riders from the Baltimore Motorcycle Club passed through the city on a 225 mile run. The day’s events also noted a death by burns to Lavinia K Adams wife of E E Adams of New Market from a coal oil stove incident five weeks prior.
United Kingdom reports Nazi air raids on English coast with 135 casualties. Fuel oil price reduced half a cent to six and a quarter cents. French fleet at Alexandria bottled up by British Navy. Four year old pedestrian Harry Mull fatally struck on Emmitsburg-Taneytown road. Wilbur McGolerick and companions robbed of $1 near Edward H Sharpe Streethouse. Norman Grubb of Knoxville injured by a falling cellar door. Over an inch of rain fell before the July 4 holiday. Dr A A Pearre installed as Frederick Rotary president.
Miss Carole Ann Bruchey and Charles William Fouche wed at Mt Pleasant Methodist Church Monday afternoon at 2. Rev Richard D Thompson officiated before palms and white gladioli. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Shelby Hawkins and best man Richard Grosnickle. A reception followed at Mt Pleasant Community Hall.
Miss Jean Audrey Smith of New Market and Lewis Daniel Silvers Jr. of Washington were married June 26 at New Market Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Lowell S. Garland officiated. The couple will reside in Gaithersburg after July 5.
A Senate subcommittee survey calls the migratory farm labor system the ugliest kind of human waste and highlights harsh working and housing conditions. It notes 22 of 30 states rely on 6 000 to 205 000 seasonal workers, and warns foreign workers are exploited. The report, not final, suggests forthcoming legislation to address these issues.
In Manhattan on East 66th Street a private jam session featured King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand and Benny Goodman with a stellar lineup including Gene Krupa and Teddy Wilson. About a hundred musicians attended the event Tuesday for a royal and musical gathering.
Rudolf A. Carrico urged the Public Service Commission to suspend current rates and require a new schedule based on the last PSC decision. He argued C and P should not receive a new 10 percent increase, noting Baltimore rates exceed those in the nation’s 15 largest cities.
Maulsby A Keyser placed on court probation after a hearing accusing him of starting a fight with his father Maulsby L Keyser on June 28 near two farms on New Design road and Mc Kaig. Magistrate Coady ordered an injunction to curb the family conflict while testimonies described a struggle over a fence and a pole incident.
President Eisenhower dismissed Nelson Rockefeller's claim that U S military power has declined and accused Nikita Khrushchev of crude interference in the presidential campaign. He noted budget battles and said Democratic Congresses largely supported his military spending.
India's prime minister says foreign nations should cover just over a fifth of the 21 billion dollar third five year plan set to run 1961 through 1966. Most aid is expected from the United States.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned in Klagenfurt that Soviet troops could march into neutral Austria if American rocket bases in northern Italy are used against the socialist bloc. He tied Austria’s neutrality to Rome’s actions and hinted at possible invasion to protect neutrality. The trip ended early with Vienna discussions planned with Chancellor Raab.
In Los Angeles the two Democratic leaders James Kennedy of Massachusetts and Lyndon B Johnson of Texas face the vice presidency question. Kennedy says flatly no to second place while Johnson hedges saying he would accept only if offered and that he expects to be nominated for president. Johnson previously declined a second-place option in 1956.
Mr and Mrs Myers celebrated their anniversary of marriage on May 30 1910 in St Peters church with Rev Samuel Joseph Kavanaugh as the officiant Their family includes five living children Reese W Warner Mrs Isaac A Lawler Taneytown Mrs James D Hemler Libertytown Louis V Myers Jr and William R Myers They have eleven grandchildren A surprise reception followed at Woodsboro Fire Hall attended by about 250 relatives and friends The hall featured gold and white streamers bells a large candle centerpiece and spring flowers Guests enjoyed refreshments dancing and a four tier wedding cake The honored couple received many gifts
Donald Linton son of Mr and Mrs Roy W Linton of Adam Road received a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Maryland commencement on June 4 He was a member of the University Accounting Club and Beta Alpha Psi and has joined the audit staff of the U S General Accounting Office in Washington D C
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