Canning Operations At Jenkins Brothers Cannery Begin
Frederick City report notes Jenkins Brothers Cannery on East South Street started corn processing last month. The operation, planned for about 60 days with peak in mid August requiring 24 hour work, buys local sweet corn from area farmers and employs migrant workers. Weather amid drought may affect crops but cannery foresees no major impact, rain expected tomorrow.
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Jenkins Brothers
East South Street
Frederick City
Jenkins Brothers Cannery
Cannery
County
County Extension Service
Mrs Remsberg Civic Leader Dies At Home
Abby McCardell Remsberg, 69, Middletown, wife of J Homer Remsberg, died at her home Monday night. She was a Sunday school teacher, member of the Reformed Church, and served on hospital and homemakers council boards. Surviving are two daughters, two sons, and 12 grandchildren. Funeral details pending.
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Abby McCardell Remsberg
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Edgar S
Gertrude Barnes McCardell
Remsberg
Reformed Church of
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rural Women’s Club of
County Council of Homemakers
Iast
State Council of Homemakers
Mikiletawa
Ferenda
Ad the Glades
McGolerick Takes Stand in Fire Trial At Barn
Donald A. McGolerick testified on his own behalf as two witnesses said they saw him start a 1966 barn fire. He explained why he went to the Frederick State Police barracks in January 1967 after police came to his home. State Police argued his check marks on a fire list tied him to the incidents. The defense pressed questions as McGolerick remained on the stand, with Brightwell and Siler recounting statements and cross examination continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. McGolerick
McGolerick
Frederick
New Market Volunteer Fire Co
Dennis W. Brightwell
John F. Lewis
George Shadoan
Sier
Monrovia
Brightwell
Ijamsville
Detrick Road
Brightwall
Mcl Golerick
Lewis
Nikirk
Town Study Plans Half Completed
The Frederick County Planning Commission reports Middletown and New Market comprehensive plans are about half finished and expected in the year. New Market aims for completion by December after finishing a community attitude survey whose low response hindered firm projections. Middletown has completed a similar survey, with councilman Val Harold Keefauver unavailable for comment.
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Middletown
New Market
Frederick County Planning Commission
Benjamin Palmer
Planning Commission
Val Harold Keefauver
Fire log fragment records responders and locations
A fire log fragment lists responses in Emmitsburg and Myerville areas. Responders include Scott Road, Lutheran Church vicinity, Route 355 and Frederick Union, with distressed mentions of Stroller Farm and Myveraville and times around 2 10 pm.
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Scott Road
Uit
Stroller Farm
Emmitsburg
Lutheran Church
Myveraville
Frederick
Grace Tier
Driver Hurt Critically In Car Crash
An Indiana man, John Bruce Renfrew, 67, of Lawrence, was critically injured Monday when his northbound car on Md 355 near Wyattstown left the road, struck a tree, and was totaled. He is in serious condition with multiple injuries. Trooper J M Kuhn investigated the Frederick MD incident.
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Indiana
John Bruce Renfrew
Lawrence
Ind
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Renfrew
Wyattstown
J. M. Kuhn
Harpers Ferry
North Hentz Street
West Third Street
Barbara A. Smith
RED 1
Saii
North Rents
Col Helin
Kenneth W. Thompson
Weat South Street
Thompson
Misa Smith
Barry Horner
GOP Platform Deliberations Narrow On Viet Policy
In Miami Beach the GOP platform committee, urged by Eisenhower, debates a Vietnam plank. The ex-president opposes a camouflaged surrender and favors a broadly worded stance allowing the candidate to shape policy. Citizens Committee backs restraint and warns against unilateral withdrawal or rapid escalation.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hanoi
United States
Southeast Asia
Citizens Committee For Peace With Freedom
Viettnam
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
John G. Tower
Texas
Nixon
Vietnam
Platform
Tion
Feller
Citizens Committee
Waich
Rockefeller Says Nixon Lead Not Deliberate Victory
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller dismisses Nixon backers claim of 700 plus delegates as false, stating Nixon likely has 500 to 550 votes. AP delegate survey shows Nixon with 354 to Rockefeller 202 on first ballot. Humphrey leads Democrats with 79 to 92 delegates. Humphrey proposes a July 4 living monument city plan and releasing bound delegates to reflect majority preference.
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Associated Press
New York
Nelson Aa. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Denver
Nixon
Miami Beach
Gallup
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Humphrey
America
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Brunswick Dedicates New Water Plant Amid Expansion Plans
Brunswick dedicates a new water filtration plant funded locally after five years of drought. The facility, linked to the railroad, pumps water from the Potomac to the reservoir and serves as a cornerstone for future town growth and a planned sewage treatment site. Local officials praise initiative and discuss federal grant applications.
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Jess D. Orndo
Brunswick Geft
M. C. Mulligan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Mulligan
J. Rolfe Castleman
Berunswick
Brant
Potomac
Jerome Wolff
Mate Roads Commission
Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Ohe Conk
MI Three
SATON
Ove
Tess Orndorff
Arenal Volcano Erupts Killing 12 in Costa Rica
The Arenal volcano near San Jose erupts after five centuries of quiet. At least 12 people die and hundreds injured as lava, ash, and rock shut rivers and crops. About 4,000 villagers are evacuated from Pueblo Nuevo and Tabacon while aid and evacuations proceed under a state of emergency.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S. Army
Pueblo Nuevo
Tabacon
Mt. Arenal
Legislative Assembly
Eight Peoria Officers Shot After Neighborhood Violence
In Peoria Illinois an early morning shootout erupted after rocks and bricks were thrown at vehicles in the Negro neighborhood near Green and Adams Streets. Eight policemen were hit by shotgun pellets. five treated and released, three admitted but not seriously hurt. Four men and three women, all Negro, were arrested as tension spread to off duty officers, deputies, and state police guarding the area. Calm returned briefly before the dawn as 225 patrols circulated.
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Peoria
Rock
Birck
la Negro
St. Francis [Hospital
Green
Adams
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