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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1960

Page

11

Damascus carnival closes with prizes totaling large sum

The 16th annual Damascus Volunteer Fire Department carnival ended July 4 raising about 19000. Top prize Chevrolet Biscayne went to Mrs. Virginia Dietz of Damascus. Other winners included a chaise lounge, a gokart to James Davis, a patio swing to Les Barber, a stereo to Mrs NX Erwin, a transistor radio to F Coppola, and a $25 savings bond to Gary Snapp. Numerous local residents earned cash and merchandise prizes, with 37 contestants in the bicycle derby and many community notices following.

Luther Burke Damascus Virginia Dietz Mt. Vernon Avenue Ladies Auxiliary Mosley Mt. Airy Helene Curtis Ethel Mullinix Bank of Damascus Gary’ Snapp Gladhill Jerry Cook Bellison’s Edith Woodfield Woodfield Boyer and Cramer Linda Sell Gue’ Road Jeffrey Burdette Bruce Gladhil David Earl Walter Carolyn Lonas Gilein Meadors Barry Gladhil Robert Smith Nora Braxton Raymond B. Moriarty St. Paul's Catholic Church St. Ignatius Oxen Hill Joseph Gedra St. Mary’s Laurel St. Pauls Albert Senseney Clarence Lindsey Ray Purdum James Stephens Montgomery County Deemocratic Women’s Club E. Brooke Lee Los Angeles

Army revolt ends in Leopoldville Congo clash

Mutinous soldiers ended a two day revolt in Leopoldville as charges arose of white women being raped by disciplined Congolese troops. Women were moved on a special train from Kisamu between the capital and Taysville after reports of assaults on civilians.

Leopoldville Congo Ced Kisamu Taysville

Two Servicemen Seriously Injured In Maryland Crash

Two military men hospitalized after a 1958 Oldsmobile convertible driven by Captain Otis Junior Martin veered off U.S. Route 40 near Ellicott City and struck a traffic light, overturning and burning. Martin and Ivan E. Taylor, both with serious internal injuries, were moved to St. Agnes Hospital and then a military hospital. Authorities cited excessive speed. charges pending.

Maryland Ellicott City Randallstown Otis Junior Martin Fort Myer Ivan E. Tayior Fort Dix X.3 St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore Elliott City A. Hart Martin U.S Maryland 29

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