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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1960

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Master City Plan Approved for Frederick City

Mayor Ramsburg announced final approval of the Comprehensive Master Planning Project for Frederick, with planning consultants to start studies of parking, zoning, annexation, land use, traffic, housing, and other phases. Federal aid covers half zoning costs, state aid supervisory portions. Tarrant of Segoe guides the project from Richmond office.

Jacob R. Ramsburg Frederick Robert A. Whiteford Joseph F. Eisenhauer State Planning Commission Tarrant Richmond Segac Planning Commission Frederick City William H. Bartgis William MW Frederick C J. David Hagan Segoe Orginal Sanborn

Wee Women Demand Largest Menu To Screen Off Food

A brief scene shows Wee Women asking for the biggest menu in the place to cover the serving area. The moment emphasizes their desire to block sightlines to food as a playful gesture during a gathering.

Two Former City Residents Die In Florida Crash

Two former Fort Detrick residents Clarence Boyles and Lottie Boyles died Tuesday in a head on collision on U S 1 north of Titusville Florida. Their granddaughters Jennie Howell and Peggie Howell visiting from Gary Indiana also perished along with Bernhart Schultz of Sanford aged 73 who drove speeding in the wrong lane. Mrs Joan Ford of Mims Florida survived unharmed. The accident occurred when Schultz hit the Boyles car which then veered into Ford’s auto.

Titusville Fla Clarence R. Boyles Fort Detrick Employe Lottie Boyles Biggs Avenue Vero Beach Gary Ind Bernhart Schultz Sanford Highway Patrol Schultz Boyles Joan Ford Mims Ford Comp Itroller Fort Detrick Abs Grant DeShazer

Guatemalans On U S Tour To Stop Here

Guatemalan agriculture students and instructors will spend two days in Frederick County. The group of 16 students, two professors, three interpreters and a bus driver will tour farms, a brush factory, a school, and meet local officials led by Mayor Jacob Ramsburg.

United States Burkitsville Jefferson Frederick Freeway Jacob R. Ramsburg Garland Guyton Sturkittsville Raritan Thomas James Mark Summers Burkitsville Club Eugene Cox Jefferson Club Ox Fibre Brush Company Ray H. Smith Smith Burkittsvile Burkittsville Raritan East South Street Bernard Remsburg Remsburg Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Mehri Main Pascal Renn Carroll Manor Renn Carroll Charles Remsberg Cyrus McBride Middletown Valley Middletown High School Burkittsville Ruritans

Ten Pin Bowling Alley Opens At Terrace Lane

Ten pin bowling debuts in the area with Terrace Lane Bowling Alleys opening today by WeCo Realty. Local bowlers can bowl free through Friday midnight. formal ceremonies set for August 6. A $500,000 investment adds automatic pin sellers air conditioning and a snack bar. Leagues form quickly with first league Wednesday night and plans for women and men leagues, plus a junior and housewives league.

Edward P. Thomas Jr WeCo Reali Company Thomas National Bowling Council Braddock Heights WeCo Company Wiliam D. Jefferies Detrick Harry Rowe Leu Mohler

Open Bids On School Repairs

Bids opened for East Frederick Elementary School repairs after June fire. Ford Construction Company bid 27,234 to include roof, classrooms, electrical work, ceiling, painting, and flooring and may receive formal approval at the August 3 board meeting. Parkway Elementary bids showed Dallas Construction lowest at 2100,959 with Ford at 109,989 and Thurmont Construction at 112,818.97, plans include kitchen, library, new toilets, oil furnace, roofing, acoustical tile, and related work.

East Frederick Harry V. Frushour Board of Education East Church Street Frushour Ford Construction Company Ford Company Clark and Chapman Rockville Dallas Construction Company Hagerstown Ford Parkway Inesence Thurmont Construction Company Thurmont Park Way

Kennedy Accepts Debates With Nixon

Kennedy accepts NBC invitation to face Nixon in televised presidential debates. He confirms via telegram to NBC chair Robert Sarnoff and outlines plans for a local recreation complex including a bowling alley, leagues, and a West End recreation center with a new putt putt course drawing crowds.

Hyannis Port Mass John F Kennedy Na-ional Broadcasting Co Richard M Nixon Televi Nion Durng Renned Robert Sarnoff NBC Bairman 0 Thomas Civic. Service and Dan Weinberg WeCa

Lodge Overwhelmed by VP Nomination Talk

United Nations Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said he was overwhelmed by the Republican ticket as Richard Mansfield Madison Nameson tapped him as vice presidential nominee. Lodge, a former U.S. senator from Massachusetts, indicated he would accept if nominated and expected to resign as ambassador to the United Nations in August.

New York Xion Lodge U. S United Na Chicago Richard M. Nixon Henry Cabot Lodge Nixon John F. Kennedy Massachusetts United Nations Wilnnis William Stratton Eisenhower Kennedy Ledge Johnson Union Mark C. Hatfield Oregon Nelson A. Rockefeller Paul Fannin Arizona Barry Goldwater Arkansas Louisiana North Carolina Texas Mississippi Georgia Washington Nevada South Carolina Idaho Utah Puerto Rico Goldwater

City bids opened for two federal aid street projects

Bids were opened in the City Engineer's office for West Seventh Street and Motier Avenue improvements using federal funds. Low bids: West Seventh Street M J Grove Lime Co 149015.50 and Motier Avenue T Edgie Russell General Contractor 126589.50. Remaining bids included Richard F Kline Inc 150242.75 and N W Eizler Co 161578.59.

West Seventh Street Motier Avenue M. J. Grove Lime Company Richard F. Kline, Inc N. W U. S. Bureau of Public Roads M. J. Hishard U S_ Bureau of Public Roads Board of Aldermen State Roads Commission U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Maren South Carroll Street Leer Robert A. Whiteford Motter Avenue Motter Montclair Montclair Avenue Military Road Ninth Tenth Streets Tenth Street

Soviet Turkish Border Clash Near Gomahan

Soviet and Turkish troops clashed at the Gomahan frontier post near Borcka Ankara said no casualties. Turkish guard fired on suspected Soviet border crossers. Soviet patrol allegedly sought to arrest a guard. Firelight lasted about two hours before withdrawal.

Ankara Turkey Gomahan Bor-| 'Cka Foreign Ministry U.S NATO Interior Ministry

90 Day Jail Term Given To Motorist

Herbert Leon Everly of Route 4 Mr. Airy was jailed for 90 days in default of fines totaling 135 dollars plus costs by Magistrate Edward D. Storm. Everly was fined 100 dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle with a license refused and 25 dollars for failure to obey a summons. A 10 dollar addition was imposed for operating without tags. He was stopped on Route 27 at Ridgeville by Trooper L W Pfehz on July 10. The car had a flat tire on one wheel.

Airy Edward D. Storm Herbert Leon Everly RFD Amy Everly Ridgeville L. W Salter Frederick Basel E. Wertz Mansfield O. Sis Earl B. Green Thurmont Omer Watkins Baltimore Charles W. Leopold Jr RFD i Knoxville Frieda B. Harvis Washington George B. Washburn LaGrange Willam F. Baker Fredencx William R. Recer Galay Bernard A. Johnson Miliry James H. Key Thomas Avenue William J. Newcomer L. F. Glenn

County Voters To Register In Districts

County voters may register in their districts from August 15 to 31 in preparation for the November election. Two-person teams, one Democrat and one Republican, will cover districts, visiting each for a day to speed up the process. Registrations run weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Board of Election Supervisors in the Court House basement, with evening hours to be set for county workers.

Russell House Board of Election Supervisors House Court House

Nixon Taps Lodge as GOP Nominees for 1960 Ticket

The Republican convention formally nominated Richard M. Nixon for president and Henry Cabot Lodge for vice president on a single ballot after a long session. Lodge accepted, while Goldwater briefly declined to run, and Nixon secured 1,321 votes to 10 for Goldwater, making the ticket official.

Market Opens With Vigorous Rally After Margin Cut

The New York stock market rose sharply on the margin requirement cut but momentum weakened as trading moderated mid afternoon. Investors cheered the policy move, yet early gains began to fade as the session progressed.

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