Precinct 9 Expanded to Four Subdivisions in City
A city elections spokesman says precinct 9 will be split into 9 9A 9B and 9C to handle growth. Existing polling places remain at the armory with one voting machine per division. Precinct 9 now has 1 623 registered voters and registration continues through September 28 at the Court House.
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Midnorthern
Supervisor of Elections Office
Armory
West Fifth Street
West Seventh Street
Military Road
North Market Street
Tost
Henry Russell House
Election Office
Court House
Schedule For X Ray Unit In Frederick County Next Week
The mobile chest x ray unit visits Frederick County next week with locations listed by day. Monday Braddock Heights Fire Hall 11 am to 1 pm Middletown Fire Hall 2 to 5 pm. Tuesday Myersville Lutheran Church 2 to 4 pm Wolfsville School 5 to 7 pm. Wednesday Everedy Company East Street 9 to 10:30 am Ox Fibre Brush Company 11 am to 12 noon and 1 to 3:30 pm. Thursday Price Electric Corp East Church Street 9 am to 12 noon Fredron and Steel vicinity 1 to 3:30 pm. Friday Frederick Tazlori East Fourth Street 4:30 am to 12 noon West Patrick Street near the Francis Scott Key Hotel 12 to 3:30 pm.
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Mobile Chest
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Myersville
Wolfsville
Everedy Company
East Street
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Price Electric Corp
East Church Street
Fredron and Steel and Vicinity
Frederick Tazlori
East Fourth Street
West Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Dulles Briefs Kennedy On Foreign Policy Report
Sen. John F. Kennedy receives a top secret briefing on foreign policy from CIA head Allen W. Dulles. Eisenhower says it is in the national interest for both major party nominees and their running mates to receive such reports periodically during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Eisenhower
Pet cat mistaken for wildcat in county mystery
Mrs. Everest Duvall reported that the cat blamed as a bobcat or wildcat is her pet from Bogers Mill Road near McKairy. A neighbor, Lester Rippeon, said he hit it with a car and killed it, noting the cat weighed 9.3 pounds. Duvall plans to console grandchildren Nancy and others as the family prepares for more kittens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everest Duvall
Lester Z. Rippeon
RFD 1
Airy
Duvall
Preview of Point of Rocks Industrial Park Opening
A Todd Steel Plant preview Tuesday afternoon will open the Point of Rocks Industrial Park with leaders from Washington and Frederick attending. The event, promoted by the Economic Development Committee of the Washington Metropolitan Board of Trade, aims to show the plant in operation and attract industrial development in the Frederick Fredericksburg corridor. Notables include Jim Gibbons and banking officials, with delegates from the House of Delegates and U S Senators listed among guests. A separate notice reports the drowning of David Morrison, 4, in a farm pond near Crestwood Manor, Salisbury Maryland.
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Point of Rocks
Todd Steel
Washington
Frederick
Todd Steel Company
Economic Development Committee
Metropolitan
Jim Gibbons
Mmbers
House of Delegates
Gibbons
Young Democrats Rally To Rebuild Local Club
The Young Democrats from county districts and the city met to revive the dormant group. A August 4 membership meeting at Winchester Hall will elect officers for the remaining half year. Attendees included Patricia Williams and State Senator Samus W. Barrick among others.
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Winchester Hall
Henry Berger
Yellow Springs
Patricia Williams
Roser Esler
RFD
Frederick
Austin Bohn
Union Bridge
Donald Woods
Brunswick
C. Burton Cannon Jr
Willam Wenner
Frank Ligorano
Emmitsburg
William Houck
Thurmont
Charles Smelser
Union Brdge
Samus W. Barrick
Charles Ship
Walkersville
Penny Storm
Mary Storm
Bunny Arm
Register of Wills
Thomas Eichelberger
Guy Baker Jr
James Fox
Jack Kennedy
Dorothy Handiey
Mower Backfires Ignites Cabin Fire In Lander
A power mower backfired while Harding refueled it outside a 26 by 16 foot summer cabin at Lander, igniting spilled fuel. The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department found the building a total loss with $831 in cash and furnishings destroyed. Harding escaped with minor burns to his pants as flames spread to a gas tank and household items, leaving only the mower and yard tools intact.
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Lander
Oliver Harding
Harding
North Bentz Street
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department
PSC Review Ordered in Transport Permit Transfer Case
A circuit court judge ordered the Public Service Commission to reopen its review of a permit transfer from Pickett Petroleum to Steuart Petroleum after independent truckers alleged the move harmed their business. The judge said additional testimony is needed to show the transfer serves public convenience and necessity.
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Public Service Commission
Patrickm. Schnauffer
Schnauffer
Edward G. Pickett
Pickett Petroleum Company
Steuart Petroleum
Delaware
Pickett
Steuart
Lehnauffer
Sehnauffer
Samuel W Fad
It? Corona
Steuart Sive
Steu- IV
Barrick
Three Hurt In Seneca Park Crash After Drinking
A woman driver admitted drinking before crashing into a tree at the entrance to Seneca State Park early today. She and two passengers were taken to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda with injuries described as non fatal. the driver faced reckless driving and operating without a license charges.
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Seneca State Park
Surburban Hospital
Bethesda
Merver
A. G. Hedden
Molden
Hedden
O Man
Ae Park Road
Te Gu
Heddon
Arthur Cleveland Grimes
Rockville
Lada Mae Lawson
Gaithersburg
Nixon in Clear Running For Nomination By Republicans
Nixon appears set for a united Republican run in November after a New York meeting with Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. They endorsed a common platform on foreign policy defense economy and civil rights, with Rockefeller ruling out a second-place run.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Joseph F. Carlino
New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
Carlino
Eisenhower
Ixon
New York State
NEW YORK +AP
Manhattan
Washington
Robert McManus
McManus
Jos
Five Die In Fighting West Fires
Five people died as vast West fires burned over 200000 acres with damage in the millions and fighting costs climbing. Lightning and human activity sparked blazes across California Oregon Washington and Idaho as crews battled through the heat and smoke amid worsening conditions.
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Associated Press
California
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
British Columbia
Oreon
Angeles National Forest
Magic Mountain
San Simeon Castle
William Randolph Hears
Paso Robles
San Francisco
Lumumba seeks US aid as Congo unrest deepens
Premier Patrice Lumumba flies to the United States to seek aid and capital for Congo while fighting rages near a mining center. Dag Hammarskjold stays in New York to discuss the Congo crisis with Lumumba as the U.N. probes the violence and foreign interests press for influence.
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United Nations, N.Y
Patrice Lumumba
United States
Congo
Lumumba
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
U.N
New York
Leopolds Ile
Soviet Union
East Germany
Khaianga
County Accident Injures 3 Youths
Three Montgomery county youths were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an automobile crash at Revie 7% and Windsor road. Two of the three were admitted for observation. Calvin T. Lowe was released after treatment. State Police and Trooper William L. Newcomer investigated the 12:40 a.m. accident. The other item notes a woman treated for a swollen neck after a domestic dispute with her husband.
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Montgomery County
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Revie
Windsor Road
Barbara A. Smith
RFD
Gaithersburg
Carl H. Honeycutt
Damascus
Calvin T. Lowe
Rockville
William L. Newcomer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earl Cartnail
Phobus
Cartnail
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City
Dulles
Cara
Pt. of Rocks Industry
Salisbury
David Morrison
Crestwood Manor
PSC
Independent Truckers
Rand Workshop
West Frederick Junior High School
University of Maryland Band and Choral Workshop
Jean Rhian
Betty Schwab
Suzanne Free
Betsy Goodman
Susan, Kreh
Treva D. Siedling
Doris Welty
Alex Patterson
Kenneth Miles
Richard Hicks
Seneca
Rocky
Frank Sherman
Janet
Ben Koenig
Los Angeles
County Bureau of Adoptions
Shermans
Frank
Bernice
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