Frederick County Tax Revenue Distributes 229199 Across Towns
State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein announced income tax receipts totaling 229199 will be distributed among Frederick County and its incorporated towns along with county governments. Frederick City alone receives 51215.89, while towns Brunswick Burkittsville Emmitsburg Middletown Myersville New Market Rosemont Thurmont Walkersville and others receive varying sums, with totals for Carroll and Washington counties listed and continuing distributions to Mt. Airy New Windsor Taneytown Union Bridge Barnesville Poolesville and more.
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Frederick County
Louis L. Goldstein
Frederick City
Brunswick
Burkittsville
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Walkersville
Woodscorn
Carroll County
Mt. Airy
New Windsor
Taneytown
Union Bridge
Plane County
Barnesville
Poolesville
First Baptist Church Warns Members on Liquor Trade
ANTLERS Okla AP The First Baptist Church adopts a resolution warning members they face expulsion if they enter the liquor business Oklahoma votes repeal of prohibition April 7 and the Legislature is drafting statutory law governing its sale and use.
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Antlers
Okla
First Baptist Church
Oklahoma
Impressed By Costs Las Vegas Show Girls Arrive
In Las Vegas a Paris Lido de Paris troupe arrives as financial reminders flash: cars cheaper than taxis and medical costs steep. The article notes a first group spent a year here and the new group comes in Tuesday amid high living costs and playful European flair.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Heat Wave Grips Nation With Wide Temperature Spread
The nation faced hot conditions with spotty rain and cooling in parts. Morning lows ranged from the 30s in New England and near Lake Superior to near 100 in the Southwest, while Montana and southern Minnesota saw notable rises. Miami recorded 1.07 inches of rain over Friday, with 9.32 inches in three days.
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Associated Press
New England
Lake Superior
Moss
Montana
Billings
Moni
Las Vegas
Nev
Pacific Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Plains
Northeast
Upper Michigan
Jacksonville
Fla
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Florida
Maine
Miami
Mrs Gove Named Snow Ball Chairman for Auxiliary
Chase C. Gove of near New Market was named chairman of the Snow Ball, the annual benefit of the Women's Auxiliary of Frederick Memorial Hospital. The announcement came at the audy board meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Gove has held multiple auxiliary roles and previously chaired the Snow Ball in 1956, with plans to name her committee and project details later in the year. Four new life members were announced: Mrs. G L Thomas, Mrs. David W Weisburger, Mrs. Russell F Litten, and Mrs. Calvin Schildknecht.
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Chase C. Gove
Near New Market
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George B. Douglas
Audy Board
Francis Scott Key
Airs
Gove
Imrs
G. L. Thomas
David JW. Weisburger
Russell F. ‘Litten
Calvin Schild- Knecht
Frank D. Worthington
Arthur G. Schuettinger
Joseph Turner
Clyde Roney Sr
Casper C. Cline Jr
Walter G. ‘Crowther
Two Brought Here After Wreck On Rt. 28
Police investigate a two-vehicle wreck on Route 28 north of line. James Robinson, 29, and Edward Pearson, 35, were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Robinson has facial lacerations. Pearson had chest pains. Trooper Harry Frost leads the investigation. details unavailable.
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Ate
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County
James Robinson
Edward Pearson
Harry Frost
Practice Days For 4-H Clubs In Extension Rooms
Four H clubs arrange practice days next week to train members for Demonstration Days. Girls will meet Wednesday through Friday June 29 to July 1 at extension offices to learn kitchen and other facilities with older club members assisting. Demonstrations cover dairy foods, poultry foods, cherry pie, clothing, home management, family life, electricity, baked foods, and home furnishings.
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Adele Millex
Ray H. Smith
Edward McDevitt
Howard T. Smith
Joe Young
Ray Smith
Vernon Coblentz
Graysor Haier
George Barrick
Howard Schinder
E. Earl Remsberg
Jana Moberly
Rocky Springs
Barbara Putman
Sandra Hoffman
Lewistown
Donna Bucker
Betty Burker
Walkersville
Barbara Jean Hahn
Frederick City
Margaret Nicholson
New Stray Club
Sarah Hing
Baslenger
Jackie Hevner
Joide
Harold McDevitt
Mt. Pleasant
Six Held For Rape Of White Schoolgirl
In Corona Queens six youths and two juveniles were charged after a 11 year old girl was raped following a recreation event. John Rich 16 Edward Jacobs 17 Jacob Bethea 16 Henry Stokes 16 allegedly assaulted the girl with four charged in Ridgewood Felony Court.
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New York
API
Corona
Queens
John Rich
Edward Jacobs
Jacob Bethea
Henry Stokes
Jane
Rich
Bethea
Jacobs
Stokes
Brooklyn Automotive School
AM Four
Ridgewood
Flushing, Queens
Three Killed In Weekend Maryland Traffic
Two young boys and a Pennsylvania woman died in Maryland weekend crashes. Two year old Joseph Blair was killed when struck near his Bethesda home by Esther Pinck who said she felt a bump. Seven year old Keith Collins died crossing a road on Baltimore's northwest outskirts. Teresa Taluki of Downingtown Pa died in a collision on U S 1 near Kingsville. Police said Pinck slowed past the child’s home and he ran into the street. Collins died at Lutheran Hospital after Windsor Mill Road crash. Taluki was in a car driven by her son Andran Floyd Dginio when their vehicle spun on a wet road and was rear ended by Roland Zitzer. Three others injured.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Joseph Devereux Blair
Bethesda
Keith Collins
Baltimore
Teresa Taluki
Downingtown
James P. Devereux
House of Representatives
Rirs
Pinck
Windsor Mill Road
Baltimore County
Strck
Taluki
Andran
Floyd Dginio
Dowingtown
Roland V. Zitzer
Parkville
Dr Doll Heads Episcopal Conference at Hood College
Dr Doll was elected president of the Conference of the Province of Washington in Maryland after a week of Hood College meetings. Rt Rev Hart and other bishops were named vice presidents and officers. The gathering, with 312 registrants, included ministers and laymen from multiple states and nations and featured lectures, seminars, and a stunt night.
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Harry Lee Doll
Maryland
Swas
Conference of the Province of
Ernest Southcutt
Birmingham
England
John E. Hines
Dlass
Pennsylvania
Delaware
West Virginia
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Francis I
Anderson
Melbourne
Australia
Theological
C. Corwin Calavan
Oakland
Calif
All-Out Boom Seen In Spring Swing
New York AP reports a spring upsurge in the U.S. economy with higher personal incomes and record factory output. Auto sales hit a peak for early June, appliances rise, and furniture makers in Chicago expect strong sales. Builders remain optimistic despite higher interest rates, while Morgan Guaranty foresees rate climbs and a stock market boom.
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New York
Ito
Detroit
U.S
Richard J. Sargent
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Chicago
Kroehier Co
Lawrence Whiting
American Furniture Mart
National Assn. of
Home Builders
Henry C
Alexander
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
al Tander
Wall Street
Appointment Awaited For New Supervisor Of Assessments
Five candidates were interviewed by the tax commission for the new supervisor of assessments position. Local officials expected Friday’s selection to allow the appointee to attend an assessment school. E. C. Speaks and W. G. Burgee were among those slated to attend. Manfred Keller, 55, a longtime Du Pont textiles executive and Episcopal lay leader, died yesterday in Delaware Hospital.
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Commission
Albert W
E. C. Speaks
W. G. Burgee
Sill
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Tax Commission
Manfred Keller
Wilmington
Dei
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du Pont Co
Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware
Lysterday
Delaware Hospital
Major changes rise costs in support of health plans
The State Board of Health proposes new funding rules shifting to need based minimums for local health programs and broadening aid beyond bare minimums. The plan, approved by the board, would be sent to the General Assembly with continued state and local cost sharing, subject to local budgets and assessed tax abilities.
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Baltimore
State Board of Health
State
Health Board
General Assembly
Sivort Nenis
Perry F. Prather
Ealta
Kaardé
Tentama
Pear
Astronomical Summer Expected With Warm Weekend Upturn
Forecasters predict a warm spell with temperatures near eighty degrees today and into the weekend. Highs Sunday forecast between 75 and 80 with a cooling trend Monday and little chance of rain. River conditions show mostly clear readings at Buckeystown and Harpers Ferry with Monocacy river slighty cloudy.
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Gare
Mercury
Pace
Buckeystown
Potomag
Harpers, Ferry
County Teachers To Attend NEA Meeting
Maryland will be represented by about 1135 educators at the National Education Association convention in St Louis from June 28 to July 3. Of these, 125 teachers and administrators will be official delegates of the Maryland State Teachers Association and affiliated locals. County delegates include Jean Burrier Patricia Grace Crum and Jean Wastler with Harry C Smith of Walkersville as a state delegate.
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Maryland
National Education Association
Milson C. Raver
Maryland State Teachers
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
St. Louis
Harry C. Smith
Walkersville
Jean Burrier
Patricia Grace Crum
jJean Wastler
Berlin Deadlock Persists as West-East Talks Recessed
Western officials foresee a Soviet push for a summit after Geneva talks stall on Berlin. Khrushchev’s strategy to pressure the West without concessions is seen amid East-West rifts and Eisenhower Macmillan splits. Final session held with a secret communique as West Germany moves to elect a president. Dr Jacob E Finesinger, Maryland psychiatrist head, dies at 36 in Baltimore.
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Khrushchev
U.S
Christian JA. Herter
Geneva
Herter
Andrei A.gromyko
West Berlin
Gromyko
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Orng
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Lioxd
Couve de Mure
West Germany
West Berl
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East Germany
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