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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1960

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Emmitsburg Boy Dies After Barn Fall

A three year old boy, Paul Zachary Weber of near Emmitsburg, died in University Hospital Baltimore from head injuries after falling 14 feet from a barn onto a concrete runway. He had been unconscious since Saturday night and suffered brain hemorrhaging aided by a hemophilic condition. He played in the barn with a brother when the accident happened. His father appealed for prayers as doctors warned recovery was unlikely.

Emmitsburg University Hospital Baltimore Paul Zachary Weber Harry B. Weber Weber Annie M. Warner Gettysburg Young Weber

Lumumba to Address UN on Congo Crisis

Premier Patrice Lumumba plans to fly to New York to address the Security Council about the Congo crisis. A UN spokesman said the council meeting could be postponed until his arrival. Belgian forces threaten leaving Congo territory as Belgian paratroopers are airlifted out under UN plans. Swedish UN troops assume guard duties at the airport as Belgian staff pack gear for shipment to bases Kiota and Kamina.

Leopoldville the Congo United Nations Patrice Lumumba U. N New York Lumumba G. N Congo UG. N. Congo Middle East Belgica Air Force Kitona Kamina

Woodsboro Legion Installs Officers for 1961

The Glen W. Evier Post 282 in Woodsboro installed 1961 officers on July 19 at the Woodsboro Fire Hall. Maurice E. Murray was Post Commander, Tra A Caldwell Jr. and William T. Young held top posts, with John D. Bowers as Finance Officer and Oliver J. Wed ge Adjutant. The post funded a week at Camp Westmar Emmitsburg for Rodney Nogie and Billy Shadie, under District Commander Richard W. Graham.

Glen W. Evier American Legion Woodsboro Frederick County Elwood Biffle Maurice E. Murray Tra A. Caldwell Jr William T. Young John D. Bowers Robert L. Dixon Donald Hahn Ray Dorsey

Killed Brother Hurt In Waldorf Wreck

A 26 year old Charles County man Denf Padgett was killed and his 19 year old brother Richard Padgett was severely injured when their car hit the rear of a pickup on Maryland 228 near Waldorf. Rescue crews freed them after 15 minutes. George H Steward the truck driver was unhurt. The crash occurred shortly before midnight and the victims were from Waldorf. A separate report notes an 18 month old Irving Dorman died after falling from a third floor window in Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore.

Waldorf Charles County Denf Padgett Richard Padgett Physician’s Memorial Hospital la Plata George H. Steward Maryland Baltimore Union Memorial Hospital Irving Dorman

Panel Members Named for Maryland Lutheran Summer School

Panel members of the Maryland Lutheran Synod Summer School for Church workers met at Hood College Coffman Chapel to discuss Challenges Facing Christian Education In The Space Age. Names include Dr. N. J. Gould Wickey Dr. Elwood S. Falkenstein Mrs. Howard F. Reisz Miss Sarah L. Leiter Rev. Howard F. Reisz Rev. Carroll Bower Dr. S. White Rayne Dr. J. Frank Fife Rev. Roland A. Ries and Rev. Francis E. Reinberger.

Maryland Lutheran Synod Coffman Chapel Hood College N. J. Gould Wickey USC Board of Higher Education Elwood Frank J. Keefer 5. White Rayne Board of Parish Education Hood J. Frank Fife Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland Roland A. Ries Lutheran Maryland Synod Francis E. Reinberger Gettysburg Seminary

Lutherans Observe Anniversary at Hood College

More than 240 Lutherans gathered in Coffman Chapel to mark the 25th anniversary of the summer school for church workers of the Lutheran Synod of Maryland. About 25 staff and 125 visitors attended the anniversary program as Rev. Roland A. Ries moderated and speakers discussed space as a theme for Christian education.

Coffman Chapel Hood College Lutheran Synod of Maryland Roland A. Ries S. White Rhyne Board of Parish Education United Litheral Church In America

Civil Defense Instructors Course Graduates Named

Three local residents completed the basic Civil Defense Instructors Course at the Eastern Instructor Training Center in Brooklyn. The graduates are Mrs Broadway Mrs Happ and Nicholas E Leakins Jr all city school teachers with Miss Bower and Mr Leakins teaching at Lincoln and Mrs Happ at Frederick High.

Eastern Brooklyn Broadway Happ. Gapland Nicholas E. Leakins Jr West All Saints Street

Nixon Rockefeller seek joint Republican platform

Vice President Nixon and Gov. Rockefeller are being consulted to craft a Republican platform acceptable to both. National chairman Thruston Morton said outcomes are unclear as talks continue on potential Nixon Rockefeller ticket. Morton noted Rockefeller resists a second place and Nixon may secure farmland support in a renewed farm plank.

Chicago Richard M. Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller Thruston B. Morton Kentucky GOP Nison Sovern Morton Rockefeller Rocky Nixon Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona Platform Committee Melvin R. Laird

Oregon Governor Nominate Nixon At Republican Convention

Gov Mark Hatfield of Oregon will nominate Richard M Nixon for president at the Republican National Convention, announced by Nixon aide Robert Finch. Finch called Hatfield an attractive young party leader with Western connotations and not yet fixed on who will present Nixon.

Chicago Markfeld Oregon Richard M. Nixon Robert Finch Nixon Finch Hatfield Alabama

Ceylon Names World’s First Woman Prime Minister

Sirimavo Bandaranaike 44 is summoned by Governor General Gooneileke to form a new government after the general election. She plans to nationalize key industries and to form a commission to probe hostile newspapers. Her Free dom party holds a parliamentary majority with cross-party support.

Colombo Ceylon Sirimavo Bandaranaike Oliver Gooneiileke Freedom Party Gooneileke House of Esostives Bandaranaike Mini Solomon Bandaranaike

NAM urges GOP to reject federal spending proposals

The National Association of Manufacturers urged the Republican National Convention to reject new federal programs when local governments or private initiative can provide the services. NAM president Rudolph F. Bannon argued such spending raises taxes and diverts capital needed for growth. Platforms also covered Democratic spending promises and tax reform debates.

Chicago National Assn Republican Nationa Convention Rudolph F. Bannon NAM Soviet Union United States Demos Los Angeles Bannon Chamber of Commerce of Arthur H. Motley Ic. S Len Kenneth B. Keating New Yo Congress Keating Ani

Judge Walsh Plans Visit To Brother In Red China

Cumberland Judge William C Walsh plans a 14 day trip to Hong Kong and Red China to visit his imprisoned brother Bishop James E Walsh. He will travel with his wife from Baltimore via Los Angeles and Honolulu and report to the Chinese Travel Service for a visa. Bishop Walsh, held since 1951 in Shanghai on espionage charges, was sentenced to 20 years last March. State Department approved the visit.

Maryland Baltimore Los Angeles Honolulu Hawaii Hong Kong Shanghai Meryknoll Order of Ossining N. Y China Stil i

18 Year Old 4-H Girl Wins Style Revue At U Md

18 year old home economics major Jackie Heyner won first place in the county 4-H girls style revue at Frederick High School with a red plaid jumper and reversible jacket, earning state competition advancement. Sarah King and Jean Swomley placed second and third, with Mary Lynn Engelbrecht as alternate. Transition cotton fabrics dominated the top garments. Junior winners included Sarah Dorrell in the apron division. Continued on Page Four.

U. of Md Jackie Heyner University of Maryland Frederick High School Sarah King Jean Swomley Walkersville High School Mary Lynn Engelbrecht Hevner Johnsville Club Miss Ring Miss Swomley Miss Engelbrecht Ballenger Club Sarah Dorrell Frederick City

State Of Emergency In Far West Gy

The West faces widespread fires across Oregon Idaho Washington and California. Governors declared states of emergency as 230 plus fires blaze across plains and timber, injuring firefighters and forcing evacuations amid 100 degree heat. Fire growth threatens Hearst estate area near San Simeon and pine forests near Los Angeles. Northwest fires scorch thousands of acres with Guard units mobilized and rural resistances ongoing.

Associated Press Oregon Idaho Washington Woodland California William Randolph Hearst San Simeon Los Angeles Northwest Oregon-Idaho Marsing Hines Washington National Guards Units Lewiston Wallowa-Whitman National Forest

Eisenhower Receives Congo Crisis Report At Summer White House

President Eisenhower, at Ft. Adams, receives a fresh report on the Congo crisis via UN Security Council developments relayed by Secretary Herter. He also names Ravndal ambassador to Czechoslovakia, accepts Townsend and Sears resignations, effective dates noted.

Newport R. I Eisenhower Congo United Nations Security Counsell White House Christian A. Herter Washington Herter James C. Hagerty Fisenhower Ft. Adams Christian M. Ravndal Czechoslovakia Ravndal John M. Allison Dallas S. Townsend Justice Department Townsend Mason Sears U. S Trusteeship Council of the United Nations Mason

Came For A Job, Went On A Spree Instead

The man arrived in Frederick from West Virginia to seek work but became intoxicated and was arrested by Officer James Stockman after being found lying behind Staub's on West Fourth Street. Magistrate Joseph J. Liam Anderson ordered a suspended sentence, warning that future appearances would result in House of Correction.

Joseph J.liam T. Anderson Frederick West Virginia James Stockman Staub's West Fourth Street Coady House of Correction

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