County approves 150000 for New Midway school additions
County Commissioners approved a 150000 allocation for New Midway elementary to add a multi purpose room kitchen administrative offices and a library plus remodeling to meet standards. Dr. James Sensenbaugh said the project aims to relieve crowded space and improve facilities with a spring start.
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Midway
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sensenbaugh
New Midway Pta
Commissioners Board
Bodies Of Two Explorers Found In Indiana Cave
Two Indiana University graduates Ralph Moreland Jr and Tom Arnold, both 25, were found drowned in an uncharted dead end passage of a limestone cave eight miles west of Orleans Indiana after flash floods trapped them Sunday. Their bodies were recovered Monday after a four hour effort led by Robert Armstrong.
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Orleans
Ind
Ralph
Moreland Jr
Knox
Tom Arnold
Peru
Indiana University
Robert Armstrong
Indianapolis
Armstrong
Jow
Indiana
Ohio River
Moreland
Karen
Arnold
Senators Sign Garcia Former Indians Star Joins Washington
The Washington Senators announced the signing of Mike Garcia a 37 year old right handed pitcher and former Cleveland Indians star. Garcia spent eleven seasons with the Indians before a stint with the White Sox last year and had been working out with Washington for several days. His best years came in 1951 54 including a 22 1 record in 1952 and a 79 win total from 1951 to 1954.
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NATS
Garcia
Washington
Washington Senators
Mike Garcia
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Unconfirmed Plane Crash Rumor Triggers multi-state Search
Reports of a large silver passenger plane crash near Boonsboro and Shepherdstown spurled police from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia into a cross state search. No wreckage found by 1 30 p m and officials cautioned rumors amid widespread broadcasts.
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Boonsboro Lakes
Lit Am
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Maryland
Virginia
Boonsboro J
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Iower
Fredericks County
Irash
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Potomac River
Washington County
Federal Aviation Agency
Friendship International
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Air Force
Navy
Frederick YMCA Seeks New Facility After Growth Surge
President Joseph D. Baker presented a year in review showing Frederick YMCA's growth from 34 years in one building to a current membership surge. The board authorized a fundraising campaign for a new center as population greens rise countywide. From 400 youth members to 643 in five months and total membership from 505 to 920, the report notes demand outgrows the present structure. Six developments toward a new building have been set in motion by the board and planning committees.
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Frederick
YMCA
Frederick, To An Area Within Easy Walking Distance. “Today,” Mr. Baker
Frederick County
Mr. Baker
Baker
Ymca Board of Directors
Dogs Kill Eleven Pigs on Urbana Farm
Stray dogs attacked a pen of newborn pigs near Urbana, killing 11 animals. Frank Stockman, county dog catcher, said the pigs on Charles P. Staley’s farm weighed about four to five pounds and were part Poland China. He noted many stray dogs remain in the county, with some wild and hard to capture, and efforts are underway to capture them.
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Urbana
Frank Stockman
Charles P. Staley
Staley
Stockman
Argentine DC6 Crash Kills 67 En Route to Patagonia
A Argentine Airlines DC6 crashed near Chamach, 30 miles from Amu, killing all 67 aboard. The Buenos Aires to Comodoro Rivadavia flight, delayed by fog, burned after attempting an emergency landing. Among the dead were two English or American names Wilbur Taylor and Hilda M Anderson. Esso Oil Co. said no employees aboard.
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Buenos Aires
Patagonia
Ezeiza
Azul
Patagonian
Comodoro Rivadiva
U.S
Esso Oil Co
Wilbur Taylor
Hilda M. Anderson
Chacham
Amu
Bids Opened for Thurmont Linganore Language Labs
School Board opened bids for language laboratories at Thurmont High and Linganore High with prices from 10,490 to 13,900. Gaddis noted the apparent low bid failed to meet specs and all bids will be reviewed before August. Furniture bids were also opened for New Market and Singapore schools.
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Thurmont High School
Singapore
Board of Education
Allen R. Gaddis LI
Gaddis
Middletown High School
Middletown
Frederick High School
Walkersville High School
Walkersville Laboratory
Thurmont
Linganore
Henry
Berman Company
Baltimore
Science Electronics
Cambridge
Mass
Ideal Pictures
American Sealing Company
Silver Spring
John A. Morefield Company
New Market
Flowers School Equipment
Richmond
James T. Vernay and Son, Company
Frederick Office Supply Company
Frederick
Standard Store Equipment Company
Brunswick School Equipment Company
East Orange
N.J
Heywood- Wakefield
Lutherville
American Seating Company
Baltimore Stationery Company
Castro Cabinet Meet in Havana to Map New Policies
Fidel Castro and his cabinet met for seven hours Tuesday night in Havana to hammer out details of new policies. The prime minister is expected to announce them at the July 26 celebration of the revolution.
Tunisia orders open fire on foreign planes at Bizerte base
Tunisian forces issued a firing order to stop any intruding foreign aircraft over the country as Paris moved to reinforce the Bizerte naval base. A token land blockade surrounds the base to pressure France, while radio reports note a planned demonstration near Marker 233 to assert control over oil fields.
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Bizerte
Tunisia
France
Habib Bourguiba
Paris
Sahara
Tunis
Edjele
Tunisian
Bourguiba
Sweaty Babies Carried To Safety In Bethesda Fire
Two babies were evacuated from Suburban Hospital in Bethesda Maryland Tuesday night after a fire in the towerlevel laundry sent smoke into two wards. Nurses carried and wheeled the infants to safety in another building while firemen moved other patients behind fire doors. The blaze was extinguished in about three minutes with no injuries reported. The report then notes a market drop in New York as trading slowed.
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Bethesda
Death of Feaga longtime county storekeeper
Harry M. Feaga, 75, a renowned Feagaville storekeeper, was found dead in his store this morning. The death was attributed to a heart attack. Feaga, born in Feagaville, operated the family business with his son James, and remained active in local grocer groups. he was described as the county’s most respected resident. The body rests at the Etchison and Son funeral home, 166 Church Street.
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Harry M. Feaga
Feagaville
Feaga
James Feaga
Charles E
Elizabeth Angelbower Feaga
Independent
Stare
Gracernization
Janes
S. Maude Ray Feagadson
Missie Poole
Hie Poole
Walkersville
Church Street
M. OR. Etchison and Son Funeral
Kennedy plans Berlin crisis actions and speech
President Kennedy announces final decisions on U S military measures over Berlin with Britain France and NATO allies to be consulted. He says a national address on the Berlin crisis next Tuesday and a report to Congress will follow after an NSC meeting this afternoon.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Berlin
Congress
Britain
France
NATO
National Security Council
Germany
Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
Russia
Moscow
Bertin Kennedy
Nchev
Desights
East Germany
Two Men Inducted From Local Draft Boards
Two men registered with local Selective Service boards were sent to Fort Holabird Baltimore on Tuesday for induction. Kenneth E Sigler from Middletown traveled from Board No 45 while William R Van Brakle from Washington formerly Bramitsburg left from Board No 46. Several registrants also proceeded to Fort Holabird for pre induction exams as they traveled by Eastern Greyhound Lines.
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Selective Service Boards
Fort Holabird
Baltimore
Armed Forces
Kenneth E. Sigler
RFD i
Middletown
Drafrom
William R. van Brakle
Washington
Bramitsburg
Eastern Greyhound Lines
Barrick to Speak at Frederick Lions Club Meeting
Senator Sanwel W. Barrick of Frederick will address the Lions Club weekly luncheon at 12 15 p m on Thursday. John P Thrasher announced the program chair, noting discussion on reapportionment and other state issues in the Blue and Grey Room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Barrick
Sanwel W. Barrick
Frederick
Lions Club of
Freerick
John P. Thrasher
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Clouds Force 2d Delay of Grissom Mercury Flight
The second U S man in space attempt for Virgil I Grissom was scrubbed due to high cloud cover hindering optical tracking. The launch was moved to 6 a m EST Friday after a 9 a m EST cancellation and involved NASA officials noting a minimum three day delay if postponed following fueling.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Virgil I
Gus) Grissom
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Redstone
Project Mercury
Grissom
NASA
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shenard
Colts Player and Companion Charged in Dallas Beating
Bobby D. Boyd and Holt, Colts players, were charged with aggravated assault in the July 1 beating of off duty Dallas Fireman Charles Emerson Peters who was knocked down and kicked in the hallway outside his apartment. Witness Marive Watson described the confrontation after Peters attempted to stop a disturbance. Peters was hospitalized and reported unconsciousness for 15 to 20 minutes.
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COLT
Dallas
Bobby D. Boyd
Baltimore Colts
Holt
Charles Emerson Peters
Marive Watson
Oil Company
Boyd
Miss Watson
Peters
Halt
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