Mayor Fraley Leads City Board In Utilities, Encampment Plans
City officials discuss sewer and water improvements as residents prepare for the next encampment. Crum is appointed city engineer, James Hoo Best as working foreman, and public concerns include a disorderly dungeon lockup and a horse accident near Patrick Street. The New Empire Theater opens Thursday evening with staff and performers listed.
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Fraley
Vite
Cay Bie
Gineer Crum
Aed
Methaget
Fasts Regiment
Maryland
Brunswick
Sears
Emory
Crum
James Hoo Best
Reiely Brothers
Frederick
Ramataas
Patrick Street
Chautauqua
Fair Ground
Lewis H. Fraley
New Empire Theater
F. Lester Smith
William Siedling
Miss Mary Dixon
C. L. Storm
William L. O. Fisher
Albert Eadw
Joseph Price
Mr. Hampton
Harriman Mission Seeks Nuclear Test Ban and West Pact
National Security Council backs Harriman’s push to finalize a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union and discuss a non aggression declaration between East and West. Senator John Stennis demands an ironclad agreement and full security, while debates on intercontinental missiles defenses and second strike survivability loom large.
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Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
National Security Council
Harriman
Soviet Union
Security Council
John Stennis
Mississippi
Stennis
Senate
American Bar Association
United States
Peace Corps Expands as Volunteers Reach Six Thousand
Peace Corps marks its third year with 6300 volunteers in 47 countries under a 1962 63 appropriation of 59 million dollars. Each volunteer costs 9000 dollars yearly. Director Sargent Shriver urged Congress for 108 million to reach 13 000 volunteers abroad by 1914, noting foreign demand far exceeds capacity and many nations may be neglected.
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Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Congress
Weather Elsewhere Highlights Soviet Russia Visit and Local Mentions
Weather notes across cities mention clear and cloudy conditions while economists plan a Moscow trip in August. The piece lists places from Albuquerque to Philadelphia with various conditions and references a large stamp market and home economics figures in a broad, scattered round-up.
Police chief suggestion sparks city meeting in 1943
In Cetrevica Sisgusaan Mayor Hugh V. Gittings? renewed call to appoint Acting Chief Arthur C. Poulsen after a tense police commission session. A car crash near Jug Bridge on Route 40 injured Py Marcel Duval of Camp Ritchie in a separate local incident. In Sicily invading forces captured Augusta and moved toward Catania. Frederick and Walkersville students seek cannery work. Malcolm White, 32, of Dickerson, was badly injured by a bull attack, with a reported satisfactory outcome of his condition.
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Police Commission OF Cetetrice
Sisgusaan
Hugh V. Gittinger
Arthur C. Poulsen
Perso
Jug Bridge
Route 40
Marcel Duval
Camp Ritchie
Sicily
Augusta
Syracuse
Catania
Messina
Frederick and
Walkersville
Malcolm White
Dickerson
First Period Kiddie Kollege Pupils Featured in Photo
Picture shows four to six year olds in the First Period of Frederick County YMCA Kiddie Kollege. Named in the front row are Peter Smith Elizabeth Powell Brian Pollock Jerrold Greenburg Cathy Gene Allen with others behind. Director Miss Nancy Nall. swimming instructor Jack Griffin. assistant counselor Dennis Carder. Also notes cooperation with Frederick Housing Authority approving 200 additional low rent units.
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Frederick County
YMCA
Thum der
Peter Smith
Elizabeth Powell
Brian Pollock
Jerrold Greenburg
Cathy Gene Allen
Michael Dorsey
Jackson R. Urie
Mary Ant Newman
Benjamin Yalta
Billy Schripker
Ora Ink Holly
Sarah Hooper
Nancy Nall
Jack Griffin
Dennis Carder
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Frederick
Mayor Magaha Reports First Year In Frederick Office
Mayor E Paul Magaha delivers a year in review to the Frederick Board of Aldermen detailing public improvements. He cites water department modernization and meter installation, street work, city hall remodeling, new police and safety measures, sanitation planning, annexation steps, and an urban renewal study.
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Magaha
E. Paul Magaha
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Water Department
Linganore
Wyngate
Prospect
Jefferson Street
Aentosram
Wasnet
Center
Soho
Burch Lae
Merce
Havok
West College
Hesemont Avenue
West Seventh Meat
Renement Avene
Vernon Martin
Atd
Evergreen Avenue
Culler Avenue
Apple Avene
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
Mayor and Aldermen Assembly
Hamilton Avenue
Public Works Department
Sagner Avenue
Wisner Street
Water Street
Frederik Fn
Mary Street
Brigadoon
State Roads Commission
West Patrick Street
Rack
Varius
Dege Street
Respmont Avenue
Hood College
McMurray Street
Mt Olivet Boutlevard
City Incinorator
North Frederick
McCurdy Field
Monocacy River
Sonith
Marriage Ties Real Estate Operator and Decorator in California
In California Horace Hiextt a onetime band leader and now a Van Nuys real estate operator wed Dorothy Downing an interior decorator from North Hollywood. He is 62 and she is 4. In New York Cardinal Spellman condemns racial discrimination calling it an outrage America cannot tolerate. He dedicates a Harlem public housing project urging equal opportunity regardless of skin color.
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Los Angeles
Horace Hiextt
van Nuys
Calif
Iamages
Dorothy Downing
North Hollywood
Hell
Downng
New York
YMCA Kiddie Kollege Is Successful
Twelve four five and six year olds attend the Frederick County YMCA Kiddie Kollege for a first session. Miss Nancy Null says the program runs weekday mornings from 9 to 12 with craft projects storytelling and swimming. The second half runs July 15 to 26 with nineteen children listed and a staff of three.
Bloodmobile Visit Slated Next Monday
Frederick County Red Cross announces the first bloodmobile visit of the year on Monday July 15 at the Evangelical Lutheran Church East Church street from 10:00 am to 3:30 pm. Donors urged to bring Blood Donors Record Cards and confirm attendance. critical blood shortage noted with hospitals cut in blood allocations. An August 6 visit at the Evangelical Lutheran Church is planned from 10 am to 4:30 pm.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
James A. Grove
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Mabieny
Zlonave
Grove
Washington
Motorists Fined For Speeding Violations
Two motorists faced speeding charges after radar readings on U S 40 near Frederick. Guy Edward Smith, 34, of Baltimore, was found guilty of exceeding 30 mph and cited July 5 by officers Storer and Twigg. Robert T. Carson, 31, of Big Pool, also pleaded guilty to exceeding 30 mph with a radar reading, and was fined plus costs.
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Guy Edward Smith
Baltimore
Stanley Y. Bennett
Smith
U.S. 40
Frederick
Robert T. Storer
Charles R. Twigg
Storer
Tasos Catearat
Deendant
Robert T. Carson
Big Pool
Carson
Tareaha
Driver Charged After $200 Crash In City
A county resident was charged after a collision on This avenue near Callexe avenue. Masser, driving a 1948 Willys jeep, hit Dr. James Marrone’s 1982 Chevrolet after Marrone’s car had been radar stopped. Marrone’s car damage estimated at 180, Masser’s at 160 dollars. Marrone warned for exceeding 3 mph. Officers Shepley and Schreyer investigated.
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Callexe Avenue
Genrte I Masser
Foederson
Dili Avenue
Dill Avenue
James Marrone
Fairview Avenue
Marrone
Masser
Marrone #4
William E. Shepley
James B. Schreyer
Obituary notices from Hagerstown area deaths
Deaths include Hester Anne Duffin of Hagerstown born in Frederick and longtime church member, Roy Ford Fritz of Tilghmanton died in Lakeland Ga at 75, and Maud E Geisbert of Waynesboro Pa aged 80. Also list Mary Catherine Jordan of St Anthony’s near Emmitsburg and Daniel W Mercer of Catonsville with survivors and funeral details.
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Hester
Anne Duffin
Hagerstown
Frederick
Ebenezer Ame Church
Aibot Reintng
Olivia Luby
Roy Ford
Frits
Roy Ford Fritz
Beulah Maude Sprecher Fritz
Tilghmanton
Lakeland
Libertytown
Francis and
Fannie Louise Rippon Fritz
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Fritz
Carroll County
Paul E. Ding
Harvey Sanders
Green Hill Cemetery
Waynesburg
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Maud E, Geisbert
Maud E. Geisbert
South Church Street
Waynesboro
Franklin Farm
Chambersburg
Utica Mille
Jonathan and
Blanche Wachter Geisbert
Geis
Ues Wi
Neil Tron
Victor Jones
Utica
John A. Jordan
Mary Catherine Jordan
St. Anthony’s
Emmitshurch
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
George and
Mary Saunders Althoff
St. Anthony's
James EF. Jordan
Mise Christine Jordan
Dorothy Robinson
Ann Finmonca
Bila «Jordan
John W. Jordan
Baltimore
George A Jordan
New Jersey
Raymond
George
Henry Althoff
Pat J. Alan
Emmitsbure
Bernard and
Jacob Althoff
Philadelphia
John Brooker
Joseph Like
John J. Jordan
St. Anthony's Catholi Church
Vincent T Tomas
St. Anthony’s Cemetery
Sedurity
Lee Theneady
Funerals Held for Hess and Shipley in Maryland
Funeral services were held for Mrs Marianna E Hess of Taneytown and Molly F Shipley of Ladiesburg. Hess died Monday and was laid to rest at Lutheran Cemetery with pallbearers including David Hess Jr and Ronald Hess. Shipley died Monday evening and was buried at Haughs Cemetery near Ladiesburg with pallbearers Ray Kidd and Paul Baker among others.
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Marianna E. Hess
Route 1
Taneytown
C. C. Fuss and Son Funeral Home
Howard W. Miller
David W. Hess Jr
Ronald Hess
Robert Henderson
Ronnie Sowers
Dames Sowers
Jack Loran
Lutheran
Molly Fr. Shipley
Theodore Tshipkey
Ladiesburg
Gettysbum Hospital
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Local Hospital News Briefs From Frederick Area
Among the sick Mrs. Bertha Cook of Frederick is as well as can be expected after two weeks at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is due home this weekend. Mrs. Dewey Kinna of Frederick entered University Hospital Baltimore for full observation and treatment. Mr. Earl Wachter of Seventh Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Thursday for observation. Mrs. John Baker of 318 Redwings Avenue has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Bertha Cook
Thomas Ai Tue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dewey Kinna
RFD
Frederick
University Hospital
Baltimore
Earl Wachter
Seventh St
John Baker
Redwings Ave
Fredek Memorial Hospital
Yesteray
Work To Begin On Union Bridge Project
Contractors for the Union Bridge sewerage system will start work next week. Representatives from Bluntts of Newark and Westminster firms met with Leison Luthy and engineers Reynardt at the town office. A progress meeting will be held monthly and Ted Von Rintein named resident engineer to supervise. Property owners can obtain details at the town office.
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Union Bridge
Tr Tms
A. Burton Bluntt
Newark
Del
Ted von Rintein
State Supreme Court to Hear Franklin W. Cannon Whipping Appeal
The Delaware State Supreme Court will convene in a war session next Wednesday to hear the whipping merits of Franklin W. Cannon. The high court scheduled the hearing as part of the appeal process in the case.
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