Frederick County Receives Major Share in Road Bonds
Frederick County will obtain a large portion of a 3.29 million dollar state road bond issue approved by the State Roads Commission. County allocations include Anne Arundel 653000, Caroline 50000, Cecil 133000, Garrett 30000, Harford 150000, Montgomery 1000000, Prince Georges 1000000, Queen Annes 6000, St. Marys 103000, and Washington 321000. Bids on the bond issue are due August 9.
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Frederick County
State Roads Commission
SRC
Anne Arundel
Caroline
Cecil
Garrett
Harford
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queen Annes
St. Marys
Washington
Archbishop Chooses Baltimore Coadjutor Bishop
Pope John XXIII appoints Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan coadjutor with right of succession to Archbishop Keough of Baltimore. Shehan, head of Bridgeport Diocese since 1953, will be titular Archbishop of Nicopolis ad Nestum. DuPont resigns from Maryland Public Service Commission.
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Keough
Jerome D. Sebastian
Shehan
Baltimore
Catonsville
St. Mary's Seminary
Rome
Washington
Brunswick Could Be Redevelopment Area in Maryland
County Attorney Byron reported a strong possibility that Brunswick may be classified as a Class B redevelopment area to qualify for federal aid. He cited planning requirements and a plan for rehabilitating unemployed workers as essential factors discussed at a Maryland Economic Development Conference in Baltimore. Delbert S Null noted the county’s progress in planning and vocational training, while Civil Defense requests for rescue equipment prompted further consideration and budget estimates.
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Goodloe E
Byron
Brunswick
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland Department of Economic Development
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Brunnswick
Delberts. Null
State Economic Development Commission
Frederick County
Null
Bearch
Civil Defense
Clinton K. Hughes
Civil Defense Rescue Service
George J. Stup
Braddock Heights
Seven Sentences To Jail In Frederick County
Frederick County Jail took seven new inmates after magistrate court convictions. Charles Cook, 44, was fined 50 dollars and 30 days plus 30 more days in lieu of the fine for disorderly conduct. Gladys Smith, 21, of New London, jailed 15 days in lieu of a 50 dollar fine for assault and battery. Others, Joseph Orndorff, William Hilderbrand, and Carl Mentzer, jailed 30 days in lieu of 50 dollar fines for trespassing after being found in a garage. Lester Carter and Henry Haines jailed 15 days for intoxication in lieu of fines. Three motorists, Robert Starizman and Carl VanHorn, charged with speeding and related offenses, received fines totaling 150 dollars and 130 dollars respectively. Paul Raines and other details were to be determined.
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Frederick County
Charles Cook
B&o
Genevieve Dorsey
New London
Dorsey
Joseph Orndorff
Thurmont
William H. Hilderbrand
West Patrick Street
Carl C. Mentzer
Graceham
Nathan A. Dorsey
East All Saints Street
Lester F. Carter
Henry F. Haines
Haines
Carter
Cpl
William A. Mutch
Carl R. VanHorn
Baltimore
U. S. 40
Frederick
Newcomer
VanHorn
72 Die In Morocco Plane Crash Near Casablanca
A Soviet Ilyushin 18 airliner carrying 72 people from Prague and Zurich struck a power line and exploded while attempting to land near Casablanca. All aboard died, with one Mali passenger dying later from burns. Weather caused diversions to Camp Casé, Nouasseur, and a nearby base. This mirrored another 72 death crash in Africa earlier. no Americans were aboard.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Prague
Zurich
Kouli Baly
Rabat
Sale
Camp Care
U.S
Nouasseur
Three Days Of Rain Expected In Local Forecast
A steady rain is forecast late today through Thursday with occasional showers tonight and on Thursday followed by hot, humid weather Friday. Highs near 80 after a 84 degree reading Tuesday. overnight lows around 59. Farmers welcome the rain while sunbathers and children prefer sun. Last night’s cooler air may continue tonight, but tomorrow could bring clearing skies.
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Weather Bureau
Fire hits Hughesville tobacco warehouse complex
A pre dawn blaze in Hughesville Maryland destroyed a tobacco warehouse and two packing sheds causing an estimated 500000 dollars in losses. The fire drew 18 departments from four counties and flames shot 150 feet high. Investigators suspect arson as a possibility. The fire began in a packing shed owned by W H Winstead Co Inc and spread to Southern Maryland Tobacco Co Inc. The affected warehouse held about 100000 pounds of tobacco sold at auction. Schultz reported total losses of 200000 dollars for his facility.
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Hughesville
Maryland
Maryland 5
Charles County
Washington
David Fuller
la Plata
Bowling & Co
W.H. Winstead Co. Inc
Southern Maryland Tobacco Co., Inc
Southern Maryland
James L Schultz
J. D. Thompson
Schultz
Rev Carl Berges outlines themes at Hood College Guild
Rochester pastor Rev Carl Berges of St. Pauls United Church of Christ leads a Women’s Guild Conference session on Through Not Around Samaria at Hood College. He notes films publications and preaching missions, with studies from Eden Seminary and Yale, urging concern for migrants Latin America the insane and the underprivileged while exploring modern Samaria topics and personal accountability.
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Carl Berges
St. Paul's
Mr. Borg
Samaria
Jesus
Mr. Berges
Latin America
Plane crash survivor recalls Denver jet disaster
Dr. Raymond Pogge of Lincoln describes United Airlines DC8 crash near Denver that killed at least 17 and injured 44. He details the crash sequence, noting hydraulic fluid issues, a momentary bus like speed, an engine explosion, and passengers fleeing via exits and chutes. He assisted burned victims including a mother and child.
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Stapleton Airfield
Denver
Raymond Pogge
Lincoln
Neb
United Air Lines
Denver Post
Colo
Omaha
Los Angeles
Mathias to Nominate Two for Naval Academy Class
Congressman Charles McC Mathias Jr announces after October 1 1961 he will nominate two candidates plus five alternates for Class of 1962 at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis to enter as Fourth Class Midshipmen in July 1962. Applications accepted until September 15 with a Civil Service exam in November and a Board of Review interview before Naval Academy testing and final selection.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
United States Naval Academy
Maryland
Iive
Annapolis
Mathias
United States
Board of
Sixth
Naval Academy
Academy
Old House
Washington 23
D. C
United States Navy
Market Down in Moderate New York Trading
The stock market backed down irregularly in moderate trading early this afternoon as investors tracked mixed indicators and awaited further cues from the session.
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New York
Chambers Widow Hospitalized After Husband Death
Esther Chambers, 60, widow of Whittaker Chambers, was admitted unconscious to Annie M. Warner Hospital in Gettysburg in critical condition after her husband died the prior day. Chambers, a 60 year old former Soviet spy, had studied at Western Maryland College for 20 years and was a top student majoring in French with wide study in languages.
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Gettysburg
Annie M. Warner
Esther Chambers
Whittaker Chambers
Raymond F. Sheely
Chambers
Sheely
E. Reese. Wilkins
Westminster
Westminster, Md
Western Maryland College
John G. Makosky
Makovsky
Elizabeth Reese Wilkens
Wilkens
Richmond
Robert Y. Button
Virginia
Button
Culpeper
GOP Sounding Out Policy Opinion
Senate Republicans discuss drafting a broad foreign policy manifesto. Dirksen signals a party conference within weeks to outline Republican positions on Berlin Cuba and other crises as developments unfold.
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Washington
Senate
Berlin
Cuba
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Denver Wreckage Probed In Fatal DC8 Crash
Federal investigators sifted the mangled DC8 wreckage after United Air Lines Flight 659 crashed on landing near Denver. Seventeen people died among 122 aboard. 18 survived without injury and 50 were taken to Denver hospitals.
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Denver
API
United Air Lines
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Earl Guyer
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Fort Lyons
Colo
Guyer
Henry Biom
Blom
Chicago
Omaha
John Grosso
John Bryne
Lyle Creek
Phoenix
Ariz
Bryne
Sally Whipple
la Jolla
Calif
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Francis V. duPont
Maryland Public Service Commission
Governor
Hughes
Marilyn
Marilyn Monroe
Paul WM. Raines
MIDAS
Russia
Point Arguello
Air Force
Independence
New Market
U. S. 40 East
Pogge
Gop
Associated Press
Charlie
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