Three More Polio Cases Reported In Frederick Area
Three additional suspected polio cases were reported this week alongside two earlier local cases linked to the same virus type that caused a Baltimore epidemic last year. County health officer Dr. Forbes H. Burgess expanded polio services, opening free Salk vaccine clinics in Frederick City, Emmitsburg, Woodsboro, and Brunswick for residents under 20 and for unvaccinated expectant mothers.
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Polio Clinics Scheduled After Virus Isolated
Thursday polio clinics will run from 12 noon to 3 pm at the Brunswick Moose Hall following a report from the State Health Department that polio virus type 31 caused two local cases. Dr Burgess noted the same virus devastated Baltimore and western Maryland last year with over 100 cases. The statements name Raymond Printz five, and Kenneth Ramsburg six, both local patients, plus Robert Wiles eighteen months and Ricky Custer fifteen months, with Custer in a Baltimore hospital.
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East Patrick Street
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Baltimore City Hospital
League Leaders Pame Pame Spurs Associated Press
Pitching and batting leaders from both leagues are listed including Robinson and Clemente in NL, Mantle and Cash in AL. Notable stats cover hits, runs, RBIs, doubles, home runs, and strikeouts with leaders across teams.
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Kansas City
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Cleveland
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Minnesota
Ozark Mountain Town Gets First Redevelopment Grant
Gassville Arkansas gains early recognition as the nation’s first Area Redevelopment Act project. The town will receive a $31,000 federal loan and a $129,000 grant to fund a new water system aiding a new industry, announced Monday by the Commerce Department.
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Church Will Swap Bibles For Prisoners
In Orlando Florida AP reports the Colonial Baptist Church vows to trade 1,200 Bibles for 1,200 political prisoners from Fidel Castro. Rev Auburn Hayes sent a cablegram to Castro after the congregation approved the plan. The message invited Cuban newspapers to publish the exchange.
Nats Have Rising Gate at Washington Attendance
The Washington Senators drew 44,821 for a two day three game series with the New York Yankees last week and moved ahead of last season's home attendance pace. The AL totals show gains for Reds Tigers Athletics and Yankees while several clubs fall behind. Minnesota and Los Angeles clubs post distinct attendance marks. The league totals rise 6,002,214 this year versus 5,392,854 last season.
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Gagarin Leads Havana Parade in Castro Anniversary Celebration
Soviet space man Yuri Gagarin was to lead an hours long parade through Havana celebrating the eighth anniversary of Fidel Castro's revolutionary movement.
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Native of Frederick Gets PE Promotion
ROMNEY WV G Edward Nagle chief clerk of Valley District Potomac Edison in Romney since 1939 has been assigned to the Ha gerstown District office He a Frederick native joined the company in 1936 and later moved to Romney A World War II veteran he earned the Bronze Star and now serves as chief warrant officer in the Army Reserve His civic roles include Romney town recorder acting mayor Romney Lions Club past American Legion adjutant and Presbyterian Church member He married Martha Murray in 1944 and they have three sons Philip Handley succeeds him at Keyser
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Painesville
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Stars Highlight Robinson and Colavito In Big League Wins
Yesterday AP reports Hitling-Frank Robinson of the Reds hit a homer, a double and a single to extend Tilting’s NL high 19, aiding a 9-3 Reds win over Milwaukee. Rocky Colavito homered for the Tigers in a 5-2 comeback over the Dodgers. Joey Jay earned his 14th NL lead with nine Braves hits allowed, while Jim Bunning held the Angels to eight hits.
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Reds
Milwaukee
Rocky Colavito
Tigers
Los Angeles
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Braves
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Hot
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Walkersville bowling results features standout performances
Madeline and Raymond Clem lead the Walkersville Thursday Double League at 16-4, with strong showings by Evelyn Green in summer play. Dor othy Keyser and Claude Crum post 669 set, Rebecca Moore tops with a 331, and the Father and Daughter team May and Nicklas are 19-1 in the doubles. Edna Carnine and Ronnie Cramer sweep high team honors with 741 set and 267 game.
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Raymond Clem
Walkersville
Dolores Harper
Ralph Linton
Julia Staley
Jim Edwards
Evelyn Green
Dorothy Keyser
Claude Crum
Rebecca Moore
Charles May
Mabel Nicklas
Walkersville Bowling Center
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Sterling Bolinger
Harry
Janet Cramer
Edna Carnine
Ronnie Cramer
Edna
Ronnie
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Beth Hahn
Joe Derr
Donna
Erline Eyler
Sharon
Jean
Susan Ruffle
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Jean Ruffle
Sharon Eyter
Father and Son League
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Darrell Hummer
Alton
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Rex
Denny Brenneman
Ted
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Bull
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Mathas Calls Names Exporters Of Commodities In Congress
Congressman Charles McC Mathas Jr. of Maryland addressed colleagues in Washington urging action on exporters of commodities. The remarks highlighted naming specific exporters and potential policy responses.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathas Jr
Congress
Downtown Frederick Merchants Promote Jack-Pot Days
Frederick merchants announce the seventh annual Jack-Pot Days starting Thursday with big savings and best buys. Watch tomorrow’s newspapers for full event details.
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