Rev Hall Accepts New Call at Woodside Silver Spring
Rev Dr E William Hall pastor of Calvary Methodist Church announces appointment to Woodside Methodist Church in Silver Spring. Rev Ralph M Sharpe will replace him at Calvary on June 19, with Sharpe to fill the pulpit then. The B conference readings are at Western Maryland College Westminster. Dr Hall received an honorary Doctor of Divinity at Western Maryland College and delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Gallaudet College. Concerted church growth and a new $200 educational facility were noted. ground breaking held May 22. Dr Hall’s church now 2500 members. He came to Frederick in 1955 from Central Methodist Baltimore. he is a native of Williamsport. Reverend Sharpe, a Duke alum, served here recently at Francis Asbury Washington before this appointment. A social hour for Hall family is planned June 13.
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Silver Spring
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Ralph M. Sharpe
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Trinity
Flint Hall
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Washington
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Montgomery County
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Kiwanis Club
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North Caroline
Duke University
Durham
N.C
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Calvary
Cow Baltimore
Francis Asbury
Halli
Christian Fellowship Committee
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Bridge Collapse Kills Two Heifers Near Lovettsville
A cement truck passing a bridge on Quarter Branch Road just north east of Lovettsville collapsed the structure trapping two young heifers about to calve. The 7 ton truck escaped unharmed while the bridge load limit was 6 tons. Owner Mrs. Mary Fields Lovettsville reported. The road remains blocked until a replacement bridge is built.
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Quarter Branch
Lovellsville
Krider and Shockley, Inc
Leesburg
Mike Martin
Mary Fields
Lovettsv
Hybrid Chestnut Strain Could Restore Extinct Tree
HAGERSTOWN AP A new hybrid strain may revive the nearly extinct American Chestnut. Dr W R Bell of Frederick Maryland told a meeting of the Izaak Walton League that the hybrid could yield five lungs in a few years. Frederick chapter collaborates with Beltsville experimental station for 12 years, grafting Chinese chestnuts onto native shoots and cross pollinating. The league approved Gov Tawes study of outdoor recreation facilities and urged a salary study aligned with state workers. Thomas Fisher authorized to seek a Maryland University farm game management program to educate future farmers on modern game management.
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Hagerstown
Thomas W. Fisher
Montgomery
Millard Tawes
Two Cars Demolished in Wrong Way Crash Near Frederick
John Frederick Oertel a 21 year old from Washington drove a 1953 Ford the wrong way on a one way highway by Clement Charles Cisar 35 Bethesda into a passing Volkswagen. Cisar was treated for facial injuries and lacera tions after being hurled from the VW. He was charged with traveling the wrong way.
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John Frederick Oertel
Washington
Clement Charles Cisar
Bethesda
Th. H. J. Frost
Oertel
Volkswagen
Ford
Cisar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gordon Smith
Frederick
Monocacy River
Bar Owner Surrenders License
A tavern operator named Joan G Shelhorse surrendered the Day Tavern on sale license for the West Patrick street locale after complaints by City Police and local residents. A hearing to show cause was postponed to June 20 due to disturbances and concerns of questionable conduct at the establishment.
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Joan G. Shelhorse
West Patrick Street
Myers
City Tavern
Rhood
Six Drownings Mark Maryland Weekend Tragedies
Multiple drownings across Maryland over the weekend claim six lives. Frostburg woman Ar thur Green’s car slid into Deep Creek Lake killing her 7-year-old daughter Shirier. Coroner details and police reports note failed rescue attempts by bystanders and divers. Other deaths occur at a quarry near Hebron in Wilcomico County and a private pond near Earleigh Heights, with victims ranging in age and circumstances. Ecuador election sees Jose Velasco Ibarra win as an independent, a blow to traditional parties and leftists.
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Deep Creek Lake
Maryland
Tate
Arthur Green
Shirier
Hale
Garrett County Memorial Hospital
Oakland
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Lenaconing
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Earl Royer
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Librerals
California Primary Bristles With Controversy
California's presidential primary becomes heated with charges and countercharges as Democrats and Republicans vote. Nixon appears on the Republican ballot while Brown and McLain lead the Democratic side. Rockefeller campaigns in North Dakota and praises Nixon, pledging support if Nixon is the GOP nominee.
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Associated Press
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Minnesota
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
George H. McLain
Brown
Nixon
Patrick Hillings
Los Angeles
Firms’ gifts to hospital reach 120222 dollars
Frederick Memorial Hospital building fund receives 40 corporate gifts totaling 120,222 dollars announced by James R. Aust. The campaign aims for 150,000 dollars with several boards reviewing additional pledges. Potomac Edison Company is cited for substantial support including 21,854 dollars.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
James R. Aust
Austin
Potomac Edison Company
W. Jarvo
Aerojet General
Alpha Portland Cement
American Optical Company
J. M. Bucheimer and Company
Case Construction
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Claire Frock Company
Dietrich and Gambrill
H. B
Thelma Duvall
Ebert Ice Cream
N. W. Etzler
Union-Everedy
Excelsior Dairy
Farmers Cooperative Association
Frederick Asphalt Products
Frederick Gas Company
Frederick Trading Company
G. L. Baking
Glade Valley Milling
Great Southern Printing
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Hamilton Homes
Interstate Bridge
Jenkins Canning
L. J. Keller and Son
Richard F. Kline
LeGore Lime
McCutcheon
Thurmont Graduation Week Activities Reported
Thurmont High School schedules Thursday 3 15 p m graduation while seniors stay busy with other exercises. Dr James A Sensenbaugh Frederick County Schools superintendent spoke at alumni dinner. Senior vesper service Sunday 7 30 p m at St John Lutheran Church featured Rev Carey A Moore. Wednesday program planned. Thursday night graduation with Pomp and Circumstance processional. Senior speakers include Lee Layman Judy Stirling Joanne Smith Joseph Kuhn. Elmer K Chandice principal and Quentin L Earhart present diplomas.
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James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County Schools
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Carey A. Moore
Samuel A
Thurmoni United Church of Christ
Wil
Howard Lewis
Lee Layman
Judy Stirling
Joanne Smith
Joseph Kuhn
One Year Term For Assault In Maryland Case
Beau Glenn Roberson, 52, was sentenced in Magisterial Court to a new one year term for assault arising from striking Tivoli door man George Ruthvin on May nineteenth inside the Tivoli theater lobby. Prosecutors noted Roberson’s long criminal history, including 25 to 30 convictions since 1935 across several states, with prior time served in Leavenworth. The magistrate rejected probation or relocation, citing safety risks.
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Maryland House of Correction
Byron W. Thompson
Roberson
Tivoli
George Ruthvin
Megistrate
FBI
Florida
Kentucky
Kansas
Texas
Leavenworth
Burhvin
Ruthvin
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Maryland
Virginia
Alcholics Anonymous
Thompson
President Recalls D-Day On 16th Anniversary Visit
At West Point during an alumni day tour Eisenhower reflected on the June 6 Normandy invasion. Superintendent Davidson asked if this is June 62, prompting the president to say he did not have to live that over. He and Davidson observed classrooms with D-Day maps and notes on tide effects.
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West Point
N.Y
Eisenhower
U.S. Military Academy
Garrison H. Davidson
President
Davidson
Gen
Young Mother Charged In Slaying
Towson Maryland AP Baltimore County Police charged a 29 year old mother Rose Anders with the Sunday morning slaying of her husband Elmer R Anders 26 a contractor found dead in the driveway Neighbors heard no shots and a knife with a blood trail was found beside the knife at the bedroom door A .22 caliber revolver was on the kitchen table The murder followed a violent argument The body was discovered around 8 am by neighbors John Benjamin Wheeldon started work as a city police officer today on probation for one year He is a former military policeman stationed at Fort Detrick and lives on Winchester street
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Baltimore County
Elmer R. Anders
Rose Anders
Anders
New City
John Benjamin Wheeldon
Fort Detrick
Wheeldon
Winchester Street
Elected To Fair Board
Walter J. Hahn, prominent county farmer, elected to the Board of Managers of the Frederick County Agricultural Society at the June meeting at the society offices. He fills the vacancy caused by the January death of former Mayor Lloyd C. Caller, defeating six others for the post. Hahn, a longtime society member, leads in farm work at his show farm near Ceresville and has held national and state roles in Ayrshire breeders, artificial breeders and milk producers groups.
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Walter J. Hahn
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick
Hahn
Fairground
Lloyd C. Caller
John L. Shaw
The
Agricultural Society
Ceresville
Ayrshire Breeders Association
Maryland-West Virginia Artificial Breeders Association
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Maryland
Wilson H. Elkins
University of Maryland
Mercury Sees Weekend High of 86 Degrees
The weather page reports weekend highs in the 80s with a peak of 86 degrees Sunday. Light showers and a few storms occurred Saturday and Sunday evenings with minimal rainfall overall. Cooler conditions expected with highs in the upper 70s and lows near 60s as the week progresses.
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Mercury
Five Day Baltimore Forecast With Mixed Temperatures
Baltimore area forecast shows near normal to below normal temperatures for the workweek with cool conditions on Tuesday through Thursday and a warming trend Friday and Saturday. Scattered showers are possible Friday or Saturday, totaling about a quarter inch. Normal highs reach 80 to 83 with lows 53 to 64, except Western Maryland mountains where highs are mid 70s and lows near 56. A separate report from Moscow notes another strong earthquake along Chile’s south coast per Tass.
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Associated Press Baltimore
Maryland
Extortion Scheme Reported Tied to Cuba and Peiping
Havana sources describe an extortion racket aimed at pressuring Chinese in Cuba and abroad to fund the Communist agenda. A letter from Peiping’s Overseas Chinese Returnees Assn asks recipients for property details and relatives in China, purportedly enabling the Reds to pressure families and expand operations in Latin America.
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China
Cuba
Peiping
United States
Chinese Returnes Assn
Mao Tzetung
Latin America
Machinists Strike Key Atlas Bases
About 800 IAM members struck Atlas missile facilities from California to Florida over wage and benefit disputes. The walkout hit Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg, Warren, and Offutt bases, potentially delaying Atlas missiles. Convair cites no talks and warns of firing impacts while federal mediator says no further meetings were scheduled.
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Wyo
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N.M
Union
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Atlas Base
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