Portable Classrooms Okayed by County Officials
The Frederick County Commissioners approve ten portable classrooms for Frederick High School to eliminate split-shifts, authorizing a 102000 dollar purchase plus limited audio-visual gear. They urge close educator–officials cooperation and consider moving units if Urbana School is usable. Delivery targets September opening. June 1 deadline for order.
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Frederick High School
Board of Education
Russell Z. Horman
A. Irvin Renn
Yellow Springs
Middletown High School
PTA
Richard Hudson
PTA Group
Two Cocal Students Win Top Nursing Awards
Two local girls from Cocal were among Mary land University School of Nursing graduates honored. Baiti Tore received the Elizabeth Collins Lee Award for second highest average. Barbara LaGarde earned the Mrs. Charles A. Reifschneider Award for best professional appearance and conduct toward patients. Awards presented at the senior convocation.
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University of Maryland School of Nursing
Baiti- Tore
Karin Larsen
Robert Larsen
Bradock Heights
Elizabeth Collins Lee
Barbara LaGarde
Ben L. LaGarde
Fear Urbana
Charles A
Liberty Postmaster Elected By Lions
Charles Joy postmaster of Sheratown was elected District Governor at the Lions annual four day convention in Covan City Mrey. He has served as Deputy District Governor for two years and was elected at the delegates’ meeting. The event recognized the associate posts within the Carpal committee.
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Charles Joy
Sheratown
Toons
Covan City
Mrey
Unclear deceased fisheries operator linked to Solomons route
An obituary fragment notes a person connected to Romeo diet fisheries and a fatal illness following medical complications. The individual, a Gerrsetoran University graduate with degrees from Western Mirviam College University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins, recently moved from Harridhure to Baltimore and had earned multiple degrees.
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Romeo
Biland
Solomons
Gerrsetoran Universital
Folfa Bears
Mansuili
Baltimore
Harridhure
Western Mirviam College
University Ofaryland
Johns Hopkins
Frederick High and Community College Honor Baccalaureate Speakers
Rabbi Morris Kesman addressed Frederick High School graduates on the Five Smooth Stones and applying knowledge to life, while Rev. Ralph F. Bellamy spoke to Frederick Community College graduates on turning knowledge into constructive action. John Harpold led the college ceremony invocation. Mrs. H. Eugene Miller played the organ.
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Morris Kesman
Beth Sholom
Frederick High School
Ralph F. Bellamy
Trinity Methodist Church
Frederick Community College
Kosman
David
Goliath
Rabbi Kosman
God
Man
Goethe
Ellas
North Frederick
Bellamy
John Harpold
The
Community College
H. Eugene Miller
Westminster Man Killed In Accident
A 53 year old Westminster motorist Roland Stultz died in a two car crash at Routes 32 and 9 southeast of Westminster around 7 30 p m yesterday Five others in the Stultz car were injured but not critically and were taken to Carroll County General Hospital The other driver Danny Atwell of Sykesville suffered cuts and bruises and was treated and released State Police said Stultz was likely driving at excessive speed and rammed into the Atwell vehicle
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Westminster
Roland
Lewis Stultz
Stultz
Carroll County General Hospital
Danny Ray Atwell
Sykesville
Atwell
Bomb Thrown at Mt Zion Methodist Church at Barnesville
A gasoline-filled jug was hurled through a stained glass window into Mt Zion Methodist Church near Barnesville in Upper Montgomery County. The blast scorched the pulpit rug and floor, black smoke filled the interior, and walls will likely need repainting. Police launched a full investigation with no arrests yet.
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Barnesville
Montgomery County
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Atlee Onley
Onley
George A. Allen
Baltimore
Bealisville
Sellman
Rainfall totals and river conditions after heavy showers
Weather official reports 1.32 inches of rain since yesterday morning with more showers expected and heavy periods tonight. Temperatures in the 70s today and 60s tonight, countywide saturation noted with Monocacy River full and muddy while Potomac remains clear at Pt. of Rocks. May rainfall totaled 2.67 inches, two inches below normal, with eight measurable rainfalls last month and May temperatures two degrees below normal.
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Weather Bureau
Monocracy
Potomac
Two Injured In U S 40 Accident
A car from Frederick county collided with a second vehicle at Ridge Road and U S 40 Braddock Mountain. Jane Hemp 37 tried to turn left and her car hit Oscar L Rice. Her passenger Emma Hemp 77 injured. Rice passenger Daisy Rowland 36 suffered a broken leg. Police cite excessive speed as probable cause.
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RFD 5
Frederick
Ridge Road
U. S. 40
Braddock Mountain
Jane Hemp
Oscar L. Rice
North Locust Street
Hagarstown
Gordon L. Smith
Emma V. Hemp
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Daisy Rowland
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial
Washington County Hospital
Pope John XXIII Sinks Into Deepening Stupor at Vatican
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII’S condition worsened into a deepening stupor with falling blood pressure and rising temperature. Vatican officials said doctors faced diminishing chances as the pontiff’s heart and circulatory system grew weaker. thousands gathered in St Peter’s Square awaiting outcomes.
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Vatican City
John Xxl
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Antonio Gasbarrini
Piero Mazzoni
Vatican Radio
Archbishop to Speak at St Joseph's Commencement
Eighty six seniors will receive degrees at Saint Joseph College’s one hundred fifty fourth commencement exercises next Wednesday afternoon. Archbishop Lawrence J. Shehan will preside over the ceremonies and the graduates mass will be held Wednesday morning at 6:30. An honorary Doctor of Laws will be conferred on Sister Hilda M. Gleason. The commencement address will be delivered by Rt. Rev. Robert R. Kline, president of Mount Saint Mary’s College.
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Saint Joseph College
Lawrence J. Shehan
D.D
Baltimore
Martin J. Sleasman
Hilda M. Gleason
Ed.m
Bethesda
Alumnae Society
Fieveae
Charles O'Connor
C.M
Seton Gardens
Mary Louise Wiliams
Wet Son
Asanne Tarkiex
Pressman Calls Petitions Illegal To Referendum
Annapolis AP Hyman A Pressman Baltimore lawyer and city comptroller said petitions to force a referendum on Maryland's proposed equal public accommodations law are illegal. He claims petitions lack certification by the signer and omit voting precincts or counties. He and eight organizations represent will photograph and verify signer names against voter lists.
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Annapolis
Hyman A. Pressman
Maryland
Pressman
Baltimore
Secretary of State
Baltimore City
Magistrate Court Costs Increased Citywide
Beginning today magistrate court costs in the city and county rise by several dollars in motor vehicle cases. Collateral forfeitures rise from 145 dollars, and guilty pleas cost two dollars. A four dollar court cost applies when a not guilty plea is entered but the defendant is found guilty. The increase took effect June 1 under a state act.
Plane Makes Forced Landing In Field Near Woodshord
A small plane was forced to a field east of Woodshord on Saturday after power failed. The unidentified pilot, reportedly Raph Movier of the Seppermane road, managed a landing in a nearby field near a farm.
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Woodshord
Non-Violence Training Sways Youth at School Core
Report notes a school program teaching non-violence, sit ins, and peaceful protest. Mentions student actions and community reactions amid broader demonstrations and arrests. Authorities, educators, and students are cited as shaping the era’s civil rights climate.
Catholics Raise Over 10229 for Charity Drive Across Area
Seven area Catholic churches and St John's in the city collected a total of 10229 for the annual Catholic Charity Fund Appeal ending Saturday. Funds support Catholic agencies aiding more than 220 people last year. St John's of Frederic led with 405% gain. St Peter's of Liberty Town led area churches with 6660. Other churches reported varied totals.
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St. John’s Catholic
Ure Battimore Archdiocess
John’s of
Frederath
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Liberiytown
St Joseph's
Af Te
Sarlit
BRIO
Thurmont
SS Anthons’s
Mur
James of Port of Rocks
Bruns
St Mats’s
Famed
Burail Named To County Roads Board
Jesse M. Burail, a retired Nea Market farmer, was named to the County Roads Board by the Democratic Internal Committee. The unexpired term expires next May and Burail was recommended for the position.
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Burail
County Roads Board
Jesse M. Burail
Nea
Dacom
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