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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 08, 1960

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X-Ray Unit To Handle 600 In County Survey

About 600 persons expected to be scanned this week as a mobile x-ray unit provided free chest X rays for tuberculosis moves through Frederick area. The unit, sponsored by the Frederick Tuberculosis and Public Health Association and the Health Department, visited several city sectors and plants, with 370 already X rayed and more anticipated by day's end.

Frederick Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Health Departmentt City New Market Liberty Woodsboro LeGore Walkersville Frederick Memorial Hospital American Optical Aerojet-General Frederick County Jefferson Burkittsville Knoxville Brunswick Point of Rocks Doubs Buckeystown North Market Street Freda Doli The Tuberculosis Association Afonday Vicinity Imperial Kresge’s

Weather Picture Repeats June Warm Spell Through Weekend

The forecast notes continued pleasant weather this month with an 11 day stretch of warmth similar to June. A chance of rain appears Monday. if it comes, June and July weather would look alike. Last month had no rain in the first days of July, but late last month brought soaking rains that kept the ground from drying out. Water supply issues do not appear problematic this year, unlike Tecenit years past.

Tecenit Te Masan

Hatton to leave Planning and Zoning post in mutual accord

County officials announced mutual termination of Hatton’s contract as head of the Planning and Zoning Commission citing budget limits. Hatton, native of Bound Brook New Jersey, had served since 1956 with a salary of 7500 annually and may work one day per week during a transition period.

Arthur B. Haiton Planning and Zoning Commission Hatton Commission Bound Brook N. J New Jersey State College Trenton Map Service Marinan National Capital Park and Planning Group Montgomery County Zong Daniel E. Wight Monovacy Farms Evecutite

Firemen's Convention Plans Set in Brunswick

Plans for the 26th annual Frederick County Firemen's Association convention are set for Brunswick with officer elections to replace retiring president Paul L. Triappe. A memorial service led by Rev. Ralph H. Miller will be held, followed by a social. The parade Friday in Brunswick expects 20 000 spectators, offers over 1700 in prizes across 14 divisions, and features dozens of fire units bands and floats from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. Officials and trustees current officers include John F. Enselnrecht Myersville Hahn and Robert L Smith with trustees B Clark Gibson Carmen Loogie Charles Wisner W Douglas Michelson Edgar Aduamerman and John J. Hollinger.

Frederick County Firemen’s Association Brunswick Paul L. Triappe Tritappe Brunswick Company Leslie R. Lovecool Gracehar Ralph H. Miller Brunswick Lutheran Church Loudoun Virginia Pennsylvania West Virginia Ieran Milapoe Associare John F. Enselnrecht Myersvile Hahn Robert L Clark Gibson Adamstown Carmen Loogie New Midway Charles R Wisner Independents W. Douglas Michelson Woodsboro Edgar Aduamerman Walkersville John J. Hollinger Emmittsburg

Five Day Forecast From Fire Associated Press

Temperatures will average near normal with a warming trend from Saturday through Monday and cooler conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Scattered showers are likely Monday, totaling less than a quarter inch. Normal highs are in the 80s with early lows around 69, dipping to the 50s in Western Maryland mountains.

Associated Press Maryland

Kennedy Forces Planning To Blitz 2d Ballot For Win

AP reporting that Kennedy supporters foresee a second ballot blitz to win the Democratic nomination. They expect to peel votes from California, Pennsylvania, New York, and Illinois heavy hitters while aiming to gain support from Minnesota's Hubert Humphrey and potentially secure a vice presidential bid for Orville Freeman. Johnson predicts Kennedy has lost votes. the race hinges on later counts.

Kennedy Los Angeles John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Senate Iondon B. Johnson Texas Su Simington Missouri Adlai E. Stevenson Bouveriul Sl California Edmund G. Brown Pennsylvania Richard Daley Chicago New York Robert B. Meyner New Jersey Herschel C. Loveless Iowa George Docking Kansas Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Bree Orville L. Freeman Humphrey Bantiaagon Paul Butler Bioc Johnson San Francco Jonson

Meany foresees 'frightening' jobless jump in June

AFL-CIO President George Meany told Democratic platform drafters unemployment will surge nearly one million from May to June, the largest rise since World War I. He urged growth oriented policies as the nation faces potential further downturns and rising joblessness.

Los Angeles AP1 Afl-Cio George Meany Meany Econ United Auto Workers Eisenhower Sen Spessara L. Holland Florida

Arm Injured in Farm Silo Wagon Mishap

Noah Eduard Kefauver Jr., Middletown farmer and farm organization leader, was treated at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown after his right arm was caught in a wagon heater while filling a newly erected silo. The arm suffered deep lacerations and torn ligaments but no nerves were severed. doctors expect full use after healing with the arm in a cast for about three weeks.

Noah Eduard Kefainer Jr Middletown Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Kefauver Ned

Reverend Kirby to Assume Duties at St Mark's Frederick

Rev. Lewis M Kirby Jr will assume duties on July 1 as curate of St Mark's parish Frederick and Washington counties He will assist rector Rev Harold J Wilson Kirby was ordained deacon in Grace Church Brunswick on July 5 by Rt Rev Harry Lee Doll Bishop Coadjutor of Maryland River conditions Monocacy at Buckeystown cloudy low Potomac at Point of Rocks clear normal

Lewis M Kirby Jr St Mark's Frederick Washington Harold J Wilson Kirby Grace Church Brunswick Harry Lee Doll Maryland Buckeystown

Italy seeks day truce amid violence claims seven dead

In Rome Senate President Merzagora urged a temporary political truce as riots and strikes threaten Italy’s future. Government warned of tougher police action. violence across cities left seven dead and 750 injured. Communists silent. CGIL called a 10 hour general strike amid disputed motives.

Rome Senate Cesare Merzagora Italy Giovanni Leone Chamber of Deputies Pietro Confederation of Labor Merzagora Palermo Fernando Tambroni Confederaton of CGIL Cgil Bha Reggio Emilia Bologna Modena Ues Tambron Stopgan Anto Communist Party

Belgian Settlers Flee Congo

Thousands of panic stricken whites flee Leopoldville as mutinous Congolese soldiers seize the city briefly. Belgians cross the Congo River toward Brazzaville while European refugees are sheltered. The unrest follows Congo independence and raises fears of violence against women and children.

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