Fever Case Reported in Frederick County Rocky Mountain Fever
Frederick County Health Officer Dr Forbes H Burgess reported what may be the first Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever case in the county this year. Jo Ann Smith, 32, near Jug Bridge, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with fever eased by antibiotics. Doctors caution confirmation may take weeks and advise daily tick checks, proper removal, and vaccination considerations for those heavily exposed.
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Frederick County
Forbes H. Burgess
Jo Ann Smith
Ages Smith
Route 6
Jug Bridge
Isa
Thomas E. Stone
Frederick Memorial
Stone
Rocks Mountain
Charles Town
W. Va
Burgess
Slight improvement hoped as 1,238 pay claims filed in county
Local offices report a stagnant unemployment picture in Frederick County amid the nationwide recession. Last week 1,238 new jobless claims were filed, up from 499 a year ago, with 46 new unemployment cases reported. Monthly claims reached 5,247, versus 2,824 last May, while a 13 week extension of benefits begins in Maryland this Thursday and claimants must report as before with required identification.
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Department of Employment Security
Frederick County
Maryland
Mayetta Hershberger
Four Teens Charged in Maryland Reformatory Beating Death
Washington County grand jury will be recalled to consider murder indictments against four Baltimore youths for the fatal beating of William Clark 18 in the Maryland Reformatory for Males. Clark died after brain injuries sustained May 23 in a basement dormitory. Clark testified against the four suspects who are Louis O J Shuman Averley L Tee Robert C Hartman Jr and Lawrence D Beach all 18 or 19. Circuit Judge D K McLaughlin ordered the grand jury session. State's Atty Tom Kaylor plans to seek murder indictments.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Robert C. Hartman Jr
Lawrence D. Beach
Clark
Reformatory
D. K. McLaughlin
Tom Kaylor
Rural Women’s Short Course Concludes at Maryland
The 32nd annual Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland ended with 79 women earning four year certificates. Mrs. Walter Mulligan and Mrs. Grace Day were noted as veteran attendees, with Day at 87 the oldest participant. Pins were awarded to eight more years of attendance, and talks by Claude Gifford and Dr. Edward L. R. Elson closed the event.
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College Park, Md
University of
North College Park
Grace Day
Edgewood
Claude Gifford
Farm Journal
Edward L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
Dr. Elson
Returning Gareth Lease Arrives Home After Nepal Service
Gareth B. Lease son of Mr and Mrs Norman S Lease formerly of near Urbana now New Market will reach his home next week after two years with International Voluntary Services in Nepal He sailed from Calcutta May 31 aboard Roebiah and docked in San Francisco last Sunday He was met by his sister Mary Edith Lease and by his uncle and aunt Lewis Boyer of Culler Avenue The party visited relatives in Topeka and near Los Angeles then stopped at Des Moines before continuing home arriving about Wednesday
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Gareth B. Lease
Norman S. Lease
Near
Urbana
New Market
International Voluntary Services, Inc
Nepal
Lease
Calcutta
India
Roebiah
San Francisco
Calif
Mary Edith Lease
Lewis Boyer
Culler Avenue
West Coast
Frederick
Des Moines
Frederick revival topic as church attendance rises
Frederick ministers report a rising church attendance with signs of revival amid new church buildings and youth programs. Captain Harry E. Powell cautions youth need deeper commitment, while Fort Detrick and Welcome Wagon aid church visibility in the area. A local Grange cake contest and a Mobil distributors meeting also noted.
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Frederick
Powell
Fort Detrick
Graham
Chosen for H Training for 4H Leader Joseph Smith Selected
Joseph Smith of New Market and 4H active in Frederick County earns a spot at the 29th Leadership Training School to be held June 23 to 27 at Pennsylvania State University University Park Pa He is joined by Miss Allice Lee Boice of Prince George s County representing over 14 000 4H members Smith is a seven year member of the New Market Boys Club and has held leading roles while serving as president secretary and treasurer of his local club He will report on his trip upon return and the school aims to teach leadership in H and Older Youth programs.
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Joseph Smith
Herbert F. Smith
New Market
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Joseph
Frederick County
County Older
Joe
University of Maryland
Smith
Prince George’s County
Allice Lee Boice
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Prague
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Rie
George Lease
Ae Seeee
Motorola
EL Patrick St
America
Werner Vereersax
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Economy Oil CO
Olatume
Baltimore
State Board of Health
General Assembly
Austin Pearce
Ralph J. Young
Alaurice C
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L. Penniman Jr
Lloyd M. Richardson
Richardson
Young
McKeldin
Baltimore City
L. Samuel Maetz
Frederics
Harry E. Powel
The
Salvation Army
Frederick City
Thange
Billy Graham
Christ
C.B.M.C
C.b.alc, Inc
Christian Busi
Jesus Christ
Capt
Fred Tick
Youth For Christ
Reerick
eye-Powell
Jesus
Linganore Grange
Angel Food
Ralph Ripley
Dorsey Gaither
Walter Zimmerman
Richard R. Kline
Jay Kline
Economy Oil Company
Mobil
R.R. Rice
Glass & Mirror
Pi Ouer
East Fourth St
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Frederick Shopping Center
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Fort Detrick Facility
Union Bridge
Bank Office
Union Bridge, Md
Edward Siedling
Motors
Carroll Parkway
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Televisions
Jane
PAR 'N’ Discount Mart
FredeRick Fair Grounds
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