Frederick County urged to adopt long range capital plan
The county faces rising debt over 81.7 million with more than 14 million borrowed for schools and a projected 5 million addition next year for a high school project. A long-range budget would align needs with available funds, guide the Board of Education, improve planning, and preserve the county’s credit in financial markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Proram
Dake Gabe Ob Bitecum
Thomas Johnson High School
Board of Education
Letters To The Editor Racks Up Board Members On Removal Of Fritts
Letters to The News editor praise Hallar Best and Gordon Smith for attempting to awaken taxpayers about perceived issues in Dr Seneenhaugh's school buildings. The writer questions need for health nurses in schools and criticizes board leadership while defending the president and vice president. Also notes accidental death of Welty DePaw Oden and funeral details in Emmitsburg.
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Fritts
Hallar Best
Gordon Smith
Seneenhaugh
Brunswick
Frederick
Owhom
Tony
Frederick Consty
Scho
Oer
Ab Ak
Albert Ernst Red
Knoxville
Oden
Fmmitsturg
Ladok
Adams
Warner Honorial
Getty
Page
Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
St Anthony
Shine Church
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Peat Files
Fifty years ago in Frederick and Hagerstown events include railway updates with new cars ordered for the line. A horse incident at the armory crest and sewer trough accidents disrupt street corners. Dr. Rau leads residents pushing a 16 foot boulevard from Market to the hill. Local lawyers update movements, and a livery stable partners dissolve, with Garber moving to baking. The News reports upcoming church improvements with granite steps and a $1000 cost estimate.
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Edward F Peck
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway
Frederick
Frederick Armory
Justice Posey
Fourth Street
RM. Rau
Market
Fourth Streets
Mullevue
Second Streets
Market Street
J. Hund Hrauril Asu
John D. Hendrickson
West Second Street
Portland
Ore
Grayson Hoffman
D.O. Hoffman
East Church Street
North Market Street
Young Hoffman
Edward Haller
Glenn D. Garber
John L.M. Green
Eugene Sponseller
Garber
Reformed
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Newe Post Files
Twenty years ago items note Allied advances in Sicily and Italy with thousands captured and Naples devastated by air power. Roosevelt and Churchill urged Italy to surrender or face continued Allied force. A Baltimore and Ohio train derailed at Point of Rocks with no major injuries. Local police chief transition announced as acting chief replaces Vacant. Hopkins Medicine to admit African American student. Tokyo freeway opening marked progress toward a Nagoya to Osaka connection.
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Patton
Naples
Messina
Roosevelt
Churchill
Italy
Cleveland Night Express
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
En- Bire
Point of Rocks
Frederick Wostraten
Arurhar
Pendarick
Case Quin
Mayer Gittinger
Board of
Aldermen
Succes
Vythor Co
Roy
Poole
Banown
Heart Athick
Wrk
Pesrre
Betwen Liteerttown
New Windsor
Germantown Area 4-H Club conducts summer home tour
The Germantown Area 4-H Club held its annual tour on July 1 visiting members homes to view dairy and garden projects. Highlights included Wachter dairy cows, Linthicum dairy animals, and gardens. gathered at the Wachter home for a brief business meeting and lunch after the tours.
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Deborah H. Lenz
Germantown
4-H
Bonnie
Norma Lea
Mary Sue Wachter
Wachter
Tommy
Sandy Linthicum
Becky
Betty Lou Schaeffer
Norma Jean
Mary Kay Reffit
Jimmy Burdette
Nancy Grimes
Linda Johnson
Forrest P. Nealdy
Hereford Hills
Jacksonville
Fla
Neal
Stanley Fraser
Florida
Harbara Ann Windsor
Ralph L. Windsor
John Baker
Jyn Allison
Gaithersburg
Harvey Fraley
George Scherzer
Newfoundland
Fraley
Louise Scheirer
Assateague Island
Friends
Scheirer
Elviria Magdeburger
Montgomery General Hospital
Anna Hargett
R. Glenn Bradley
Sapulpa
Okla
Bradley
W. T. Brackett
R. C. Bradley
Sapulpa High School
Reutson
California
Sapulpa Herald
Faiiy
Bradiey
Clifford KR. Bradley
Fams
Wichita
Kans
Don G Bradley
Janiy
Spavinaw
Ohio
Joseph Ruski
Sand Springs
Tulsa
Alleem
Barbara Lehman
Col
Hugh Lehman
Coles
Suffeed
Lorenzo D Sager Seneca
Park Service Color Show crowns winners at City event
The City Park Service and Zonta Club of Frederick hosted the annual Color Carnival from noon to 2 30 PM in front of Storm and Shipley’s Store on North Market Street. Children 2 to 12 competed in 14 categories with first, second and third prizes. grand prizes went to Carel Hoffman Jil Fleagle George LeCorte and Leisha Davis with many winners named from parks across the area.
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Frank J. Keefer
Zonta Club
Storm and Shipley
North Market Street
City Park Service
Zonta Club of
Frederick
Storm Amd Shipley
Helen Smith
O. Wilson Runkies
Mildred
Robert Jackson
Washington Park
Marie Shank
McCurdy Park
Gwen Parker
Eunice Iv
Wedding announcements mix with FBI arrest report
Marriage notices for Sherr and Renad unfold with family ties to Chicago and medical careers, while separate FBI report notes fifth arrest in a bank holdup case. Merger of social notices and crime brief reflects a cross section of local life and national police activity.
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Washington
FBI
Sal
Supurban
Rertha Jean Watts
Ciizens Bank of
Marylang
Oxon Hull
Rivers Conditions Across Buckeystown and Point of Rodis
Condition reports describe murky cloudiness and low water at Buckeystown while at Point of Rodis the Potomac remains clear and low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Potomac
Point of Rodis
Beauties Pose Problem For Miss U S A Judges
Miss U S A 1963 will be chosen tonight from 15 contestants in Miami Beach. The field is outstanding and requires time to complete the judging. The 15 will perform on stage at 8 p m at the Miami Beach Convention Hall as 48 foreign contestants wait for Miss Universe judging opening Thursday. The Miss Universe crown will be awarded Saturday night ending two weeks of festivities in the resort area.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.S.A
Amiges
Miami Beach Convention Hall
Eavesdropping on City Hall Meeting Sparks Fall Incident
Baltimore scene reports a board meeting disrupted when a worker named Wilmde fell through a floor that collapsed from above. He was hospitalized, then released after treatment. The article also notes a company announcement about an Anatomy program and Bay Works plant expansions.
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Baltimore
James Wilhele
Board of Estimates
Wsthide
Wilmde
Baltimore -Ap
Oa Matheson Chespcal Corporation
Certs Bay
Curtis Bay
Polly's Pointers and Dear Polly The Engagement
A jumble of Homemaker column items discusses Polly's Pointers tips on labeling rulers, jotting notes for busy households, and advice for two way communication with husbands. An engagement notice for Dixie Lee Miller and Adam Daniel Rice Jr. from Thurmont, with Rice in the Army at Fort Knox, Kentucky, is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Thurmont
Dixie Lee
Adam Daniel Rice Jr
Adam Rice Sr
Mountaindale
Miss Miller
Thurmont High School
Four arrested in Towson narcotics raid on Hillendale Road house
Federal state and local officers swooped on a Towson area house arresting two men and a woman from Baltimore and a fourth man picked up earlier on a warrant from Ocean City. They seized drugs and paraphernalia, two revolvers, and charged the group with illegal possession of narcotics equipment.
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Towson, Md
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Ocean City
Jack Phillips
Hillendale ‘Road
Charles Parker McCourt
East Belve
Frederick H. Bowser
Frederick Thomas Doyle
Preston St
David V. N. ‘Jackson
Pearl Ann Kelley
McCourt
Balticmore
Towson
Phillips
Christian G. Kessler
Baltimore County Narcotics Bureau
Maryland
Bowser
Chinese Soviet Talks Resume In Moscow Amid Rumors
Chinese and Soviet negotiators resumed discussions in Moscow amid reports they would issue a communique to ease the rift. The talks followed a one day recess during which word circulated that Premier Khrushchev might use China tensions to resist pressure at test ban negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
China
Strayer College Graduate Counts July Ceremony
Darrell L. He is set to graduate in July from Strayer College of Finance in Washington. He previously earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting last year from Strayer and returned to night classes to complete the degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell L
Strayer Justee College of Finance
Washington
Hope
Strayer
Actress Kim Novak Silent On Rumors In Hollywood Arrival
Hollywood AP report notes Kim Novak arrived after a six month stay in Ireland and declined to discuss marriage to Roddy Mann. She said it is a personal matter as Roddy plans to come to the United States soon.
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Hollywood (Ap
Kim Novak
Hollywood
Ireland
Roderice Mann
Lonign
Roddy
United States
Turnpike Accident Takes Three Lives
Three people were killed Tuesday night in a turnpike crash near Bedford Pennsylvania. Victims were James T. Thompson of Hoits New York Samuel L. Benson and James C. Raby of York Pennsylvania. The westbound Volkswagen reportedly crossed the median and collided with a Mercedes driven by Raby.
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Bedford
James T. Thompson
Hoiits
N.Y
Samuel L. Benson
James C. Raby
York
Beck
Raby
Hollywood Drunkard Club Gathers Amid Nightlife Rumors
In Hollywood the scene buzzes with stories of alcoholic revelry as locals drink heavily, while a Paris clinic reportedly offers free drinks with a single drug shot as a risky cure. A few patrons boast long sobriety while bartender quips hint at lessons learned from handwriting on the floor.
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Ashley
Ater
Paris
Joe E. Lewis
Deaths of Craig McClain and Roy Houck in Maryland area
Two obituaries detail the deaths of eight year old Craig McClain of Mt. Airy after a long illness at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Roy Walter Houck, a 75 year old farmer from near Detour who died at Annie M. Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. Craig’s survivors include his mother, grandmother, and a half brother. services are set at Olin Molesworth funeral home with interment in Heattetown Cemetery and donations requested to the National Cystic Fibrosis Association. Houck’s survivors include his wife and five children and eleven grandchildren. his services will be at Union Bridge funeral home with interment in Haughs Cemetery.
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Craig McClain
Mt. Airy
Betty Bernard
John's Hopkins Hospital
Frances McClain
Curtis L. Bernard
Deborah J
Brenda L
Olint_ Molesworth
Damascus
L A
Heattetown
National
W. Houck
Roy Walter Houck
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Frederick County
Jacob and
Mary (Houck) Houck
Birthday notices span county and town ties around birthdays
Mr Lawrence A Dorsey of Woodsboro vice president of the Board of County Commissioners is out celebrating his birthday. A surprise party honored Mrs Wilbur Young of Urbana at the Patterson home in Silver Spring with a cake and refreshments. Mrs Leona Basford Brett of Boston Mass and Mrs Kathleen Crawford, former resident, visit Mrs Brett’s aunts in Washington Street as Rev John C Hoffman and family return to Strong Maine after a recent trip.
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Lawrence A. Dorsey
Woodsboro
Board of County Commissioners
Wilbur Young
Urbana
George Patterson
Silver Spring
Patterson
Leona Basford Brett
Boston
Mass
Kathleen Crawford
Brett
G. William Supiey
Charles Keefer
Washington Street
John C. Hoffman
Young Sam
Jody
Strong
Maine
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Predenck
Peckictnes
News-Peat Files
Newe-Post
Hopkins
Johns Hopkins School Medicine
Schuess
Robert J. Gambie
Amareston
Howard University
Tokyo
Ritto
Amagasaki
Janet
Nagoya
Sek Institute
Germantown Area
U.S. Air Force
Texas
Bowings
Pat
Phil
Earl
Theresa
Mildred Kauffman
Charles Kauffman
Richard
Donald
Jimmy
Samuel Heign
Wilson Miller
Woodrow Miller
Lawrence Miller
Cindy
Sharon
Darlene
Braddock Heights
Carl Bowings
Sager
Don
Dennis
Jeffrey
Minnesota
Roy Mosher
Duluth
Louis Stangler
Owatonna
Mr. Mosher
Nine
Mack
Mr. Stangler
Stanglers
Stangler
Gaithersburg High School
Boyds
Eddie
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
Trinity Church
Tridelphia Lake
Fred Linthicum
Wayne Trenton
Wilson Runkles
The
Park Service
Erman
Sally Costlow
Rosedale Park
Shirlene Lee
Mullin Park
Robin Kline
Linden Hills Park
Cynthia Rippeon
Chapel Park
Gretchen Bell
College
Kathy Swann
Sandra Davis
Chalk
Carol Hoffman
Susan Beveridge
Kay DeGrange
Caroctin Park
Callico
Bridet Quesenberry
Cynthia Green
Carol Soif
Monotacy Park
Nature
Cannon
Pan Carter
Voretta Gray
Mullinix Park
Dale Biggs
Cleo Caste
Clara Harris
Maryland Park
Carlene Brown
East Third Park
Beverly Parker
Donna Lee Wagner
Mohuvney Park
Harono Cover
Leisha Davis
Rodney Palmer
Melinda Morrow
Tiny Tot Park
Ruben Solar
Liser Spring
Sherr
Warex
Renad
Fishman
Jacob S Fohman
Chicago
Cachave
Tayish Betritentars Schoo
Universwet Vs Lege of
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National Insitutes of
Heath
Bethesda
Polly
BY Polly Cramer
Carolyn
Giris
Houehold
Sherlock Holmes
Wee
A. BR. T
W. P
Bubby
Potter
Frederick News-Post
New York
Jill Ellen Elizabeth Kolmar
Richard Kolmar
Dorothy Kilgallen
New York City
Milan
Ttaly
Albert B. Sabin
Children's Research Foundation of
Cincinnati
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