Powell Leaves Salvation Army Post for Maryland West Virginia Division
Capt Harry Powell, commander of the Frederick Salvation Army, will leave his post August 23 for a new assignment, likely in the Maryland West Virginia division. He has shaped local headquarters on West Fifth Street and led community services, earning the Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service award.
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Harry Powell
Salvation Army
Powell
Maryland- West Virginia
West Fifth Streets
West Fifth Street
Capt. Powell
Frederick Ci Ministerial Association
Lions Club
S. A
Arm
Ose
Cant
Cumberland
Salisbury
Aining School For Officers
Atlanta
Easton Outbreak Quelled By Police in Md Riot
Police quelled a mass disturbance in Easton Maryland after a riot near drinking spots. Sheriff Grainger was struck, five men were jailed for disorderly conduct, a woman for assault, and a sixth man surrendered later. City officials described about 200 participants, mostly African American residents, amid a confrontation between motorists and crowd.
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Easton
Toda
George O. Grainger
Mary Jam
Grainger
Five Killed In Accidents Across Maryland and WV
Five people died in Maryland and a West Virginia driver was fatally injured on Maryland 5 near Bryntown when Everett Hollins was stricken and lost control his brother Thomas survived. A one year old York Pennsylvania girl drowned after falling from a cabin cruiser at Worton Creek Marina near Chestertown. Three other deaths followed highway crashes near Princess Anne and Newark. The report notes the victims included Black individuals and a Worcester County man killed by a pole strike. Separately Nasser denounced Israel at a rally in Alexandria marking Egypt’s revolution anniversary.
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Associated Press
Maryland
West Virginia
Washington
Everett P. Hollins
Bud
W. Va
Thomas R
Alexandria
Bryntown
Hollins
York Pa
Worton Creek Marina
Chestertown
Virginia Peterson
Robert Peterson
Kenneth Byrd
Princess Anne
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Kathleen M. Ballard
George R. Adams
Worcester County
Earl H. Waples
Berlin
U.S. L13
Newark
Speeding chase ends in rollover arrest at U S 50
State police chased a stolen car on U S 50 at speeds up to 110 mph in Easton Maryland today. A 16 year old youth and a young girl companion were arrested after the vehicle went out of control and overturned. In New York the stock market opened with a mild advance in relaxed trading this afternoon.
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Speeder
Easton, Md
U.S
New York
Heat and Humidity Return After Pleasant Weekend
A hot humid spell is forecast for several days after a weekend peak of 87 degrees. Rainfall this month nears normal at 3.45 inches with 1.10 inches measured Friday. Thunderstorms are expected and temperatures may approach 90. Dam repairs near Ishing Creek keep water ban in effect briefly despite recent downpours.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Ishing Creek
DeMolay Booster Weekend Ends With Picnic
About 200 DeMolay chapter members families and guests attended a family picnic at the fairgrounds after a ball game on Sunday. William Shuff led the event with events starting Friday evening at Braddock Heights and a Saturday dinner dance at the Francis Scott Rex Hotel. Miss Cecelia Van Fossen was named queen with attendants Jenei Hefner and Rita Sharp.
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Fairgrounds
Washington
William Shuff
Proich
Braddock Heights
Ig Bors
Francis Scott Rex
Pleasant Hill
Steel Strike Peace Talks Resumed In New York
The first joint peace talks between industry and union since the steel strike began open in New York under Federal mediation. FMCS head Finnegan warned a quick settlement is unlikely, saying talks are essential. Team leaders are David J. McDonald of the USWA and R Conrad Cooper of U S Steel.
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New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Cvacilation Service
Finnegan
Washington
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
R. Conrad Cooper
United States Steel Corp
Five Day Forecast Looks Warm With Scattered Thunderstorms
Temperatures will average 34 degrees above normal with warm and humid conditions. Expect scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers totaling about one inch of precipitation. Normal highs reach the 80s, early mornings near 70, and mountain areas in the mid 50s.
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Associated Press
New Medical Center Set to Open This Week
The Toll House avenue facility built by Frederick Medical Arts Inc led by Dr. Melvin E. Lea will be occupied this week with offices for ten doctors and a vocal therapist. A pharmacy is to open. construction began last fall and operations began in March.
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Toll House Avenue
Safeway
Frederick Medical Arts, Inc
Melvin E. Lea
Lea
Debra Strikes Gulf Coast In Gulf Storm Damage At Houston
Hurricane Debra wreaked widespread damage from Freeport Texas to southeastern Oklahoma. Houston officials estimated 1.5 to 2 million dollars in damage with anchored boats and ruined crops along the coast.
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Houston
Tex
Debra
Gul- Coast
Freeport
Oklahoma
Gulf
Jim Russell
Lamarque
Gulf Coast
General's Flag Stolen Shows Marines Confined at Depot
AP reports at the San Diego Marine recruiting depot, 1 200 Marines were confined to quarters after the flag of Gen Rande or McCall Paige, commandant of the Marines, disappeared during a tour. The color guard found the four white stars on a red field flag missing Sunday night. Meanwhile DMV releases revoke licenses for Richard L Gibbons and suspend Ronald D. Fritz.
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Diego
Calif
U.S Marine
Rande
McCall Paige
Commutes Death Sentence After Victim's Plea
Baltimore governor Tawes commutes the death penalty of Isaac Bullock, 29, a convicted rapist, to two consecutive life sentences at the request of a Johns Hopkins Medical School student who testified she urged sparing him. Judge Anselm Sodaro supported clemency citing the victim's plea.
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Baltimore
Tawes
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Isaac Bulock
Necro
Bullock
Anselm Sodaro
Sodaro
Housing Authority Seeks Proposals for Carver Apartments Notes
The Housing Authority of Frederick invites sealed proposals by August 11 for purchase of 581000 in temporary notes to refinance Carver Apartments year-long units. Notes dated Sept 9 bear interest at proposal rate and are backed by unit rents and federal occupancy subsidies.
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Housing Authority of
Frederick
Carver
John L. Shaw
Taney
Lincoln
John Hansen
Afr
Shaw
Lincoln and Taney
Park Service Draws 150 At Baker Park Bandshell
About 150 attended the third summer park community service at the Baker Park bandshell under the Frederick City Ministerial Association. Speakers cited preparation for decision and responsibility from the parable of the wise and foolish virgins.
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Baker Park
Frederick City
Hoffmeister
David Dorman
Evangelical Church
O. Be Jord
Greichaninofs
Sperry L. Storm
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Paul L. Althouse
L. B Feagan
Pauli
Robert Hutton
War- Ten Smith
Colegate Br
Presbyterian and
Baptist Churches
Fire Breaks Out At Promoter's Home
Boxing promoter Jackie Leonard reports a late night fire at his Los Angeles home in a front bedroom with torn window cover. He says he and his wife Jeanne and two visitors escaped after water on the blaze. Leonard notes a prior incident two weeks earlier with a gallon of gasoline found on the porch and gasoline splashed near the house.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Leonard
Underworld
Leonard
Jeanne
Attractions For Big Fair Scheduled
The Great Frederick Fair runs Sept 29 to Oct 3 with harness racing and a three day revue featuring the Frank Wirth Booking Association. Acts include June Taylor II Simrus Judy Lyon Johnny Woods and a Spencer Fireworks display. Dare devil Zack Kochman returns with racing and concessions fill most spaces. Maryland Fair Board allocates 314000 for premiums.
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Frederick Fair
Wade F. Hursey
the Fair Board
Frank Wirth
Judy Lyon
Johnny Woods
Spencer Fireworks Display Co
Zack Kochman
Fair Board
Hursey
Maryland State Fair Board
News-Post
Warning given after not guilty assault case at Magisterial Court
A local man known as Middle Alley received a stern warning from Magistrate Edward D. Storm to avoid further fights or face long imprisonment after being found not guilty of assault and battery against Charles Thompson. The magistrate cited deteriorating behavior in Middle Alley and warned others to stay out of trouble. Thompson testified the men fought Friday after an egg theft accusation, with Gibson claiming a compromise. In separate cases Norman Ames was ordered to pay Harriet Ames $10 weekly support for their son. Ames had ceased payments in 1957 after dispute over access, and the magistrate adjusted duties. A California youth, Richard Donald Smith, was fined $50 plus costs for driving without a license near Route 20. he was later held for extradition to New York after his stolen car, found abandoned, was traced to New York. John Payac Jr., presently with the Air at Bolling AFB, was fined $10 for speeding on Route 40. Raymond L. Haller, living in Montgomery County, was fined $25 for being unlawfully drunk on a public highway after being picked up on Route 46 east of Frederick. River conditions noted Monocacy-Muddy at Jug Bridge and Potomac clear near Harpers Ferry.
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Edward D. Storm
Lewis
Dottie’ Gibson
Middle Alley
Charles Thompson
Gibson
Thompson
Norman Ames
Harriet A. Ames
West
Ames
Raymond L. Haller
Montgomery County
Haller
William L. Newcomer
Frederick
Sycamore Flats
Red
Nixon Arrives in Leningrad for Five Day Soviet Swing
President Nixon arrives in Leningrad for a five day tour with Premier Kozlov and Khrushchev met during a lengthy weekend exchange on East West differences. A crowd of about 1,000 greeted the party at the airport as talks were described as constructive and frank.
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Richard M. Nixon
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Depen
Frol Kozlov
Nixon
Georzi
West Berlin
Moscow
Iasi
Nesan
Local Reservists Take Part In Rifle Clinic Weekend
Several local Army Reservists joined a two day rifle clinic at Flair U S Army Reserve Center. Names include Lt Col James E Barigis Jr M Sgt John N Barigis SFC Charles T Esworthy Sp 4 Thomas D Kane SFC John J Putman Sp 4 Charles R Stockman Sgt Roger A Evier Jr and Sgt Frank L Baker. One reservist Frank L Baker attended a pistol chair event in Indian Town Gap Pa from July 24 to 26.
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Flair
U.S. Army Reserve Center
Thay
James E. Barigis Jr
Fairview Avenue
John N. Barigis
Frederick
Charles T. Esworthy
Fourth Street
Thomas D. Kane
Prospect Hill
John J. Putman
Grant ‘Place
Alset
Joseph E. Pavlor
S. Jefferson Street
Charles R. Stockman
Jefferson
Roger A.evier Jr
Rt. 1
Walkersville
M-Sat
Frank L. Baker
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Robert Mohler
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Thomas Reid
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Fifer
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