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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 27, 1961

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County heads kill school pool plans at Rose Hill Manor

The Board of County Commissioners oppose building a swimming pool at Rose Hill Manor or any other school now. Commissioner Cannon issued a statement opposing pool funding, citing classroom space and practical limits, and urging no pool at present.

Rose Hill Manor Board of County Commissers C. Burton Cannon Jr Board of Education Sioner Cannon Citizens Center Possibilizi Jn Sigie Stel Frederick

Turnout For Civil War Film Surpasses Expectations At Tivol

Morning show at the Tivol Theater for the Civil War documentary drew turnout far above expectations. Event organizers planned later screenings at 3 pm and 3:30 pm with a premiere noted. Speakers including Charles Mathias and Lemuel Barrick were listed for the premiere.

Tivol Ce. C. Lease Ionior Charles Mathias Dove McKeldin Lemuel Barrick Harry Boswell Maryland Economic Development Comiision Russe McCain McCain Millerd Tawes Hawaii His Permittee Vision Frederand

Collision Damages Report From Route 34 Diner Crash

The collision occurs near the 350 Diner around 1770. Trooper Neil Alexander investigates. A 1954 Chevrolet and a 1932 Mack tractor-trailer were involved. Mobley sustained a facial cut and was hospitalized. Damages estimated at about 500 dollars for the car and 4000 dollars for the truck. No charges listed.

Namate SM Nmath Neil Alexander Clarence G. Mohbrey Freder Fort Derrick James T. Carmichael Jasper Mobley Frederick Memorial Hospital United Fire Company Chevrolet Accdent

Leukemia Victim Sings for an Accordion

A leukemia patient named Diana Sere uses an accordion to pass time and comfort her mother as doctors say she is responding to treatment. The article notes no known cure and the family seeks any help to extend her life.

Diana Sheen Tors Won Wissele

Extinguisher Crew Stops Cadillac Fire on US 41 West

A car fire damaged a late model Cadillac owned by Howard Kelly of Hagerstown about four miles west of Frederick on US 41. The Independent Hoc Company extinguished the blaze around noon with truck extinguishers. no injuries were reported and damage was about $200.

Independent Hoc Company Frederick Howard Kelly Hagerstown

Area Phone Facilities To Expand Across Maryland Regions

The board of Chesapeake and Potomac approves multiple telecommunication expansion projects statewide. Allocations include Frederick area 560,000 for additional trunks and cable between Frederick Beckerstown and Fre d le exchanges, Baltimore City 551,100 for dial equipment, Anne Arundel Calvert 155,000 for 150 ad imunk lines, and Eastern Shore Chestertown to increase call capacity. Dorchester County and island expansions receive funds to extend cable and add lines, with totals reflecting growing long distance demand and new customers.

Chesapeake and Potomacket Frederick Area Frederick-Beckerstown Fredle Baltimore City Anne Arundel Calvert Baitimo Chestertoun Mariruna Chestertown Anne's Co Kent Queen Dorchester County Vienna Cresapioan Allocany County Brookland Ga Hhaisvile Landover Reedville Siver

Senators Attack Subsidy Tied to Cuba Molasses Deal

Senator Williams and Senator Hruska denounce a government subsidy linked to a one car contract by Publicker Industries purchasing 14 million bushels of surplus corn at 63 cents a bushel. The agreement halts Cuban molasses imports to protect domestic interests.

Washington

Hope to Open Streets Under Construction

Fragmentary notes describe plans to open streets after construction with references to a project pace, a board meeting, and engineers adding items to a bus room for card and committee meetings. Mentions Bangaman and SABES identifiers in unclear context.

Sreet Bangaman

Strike Study Underway on Maritime Labor Issue

A fact-finding board meets to speed a report on the maritime strike involving Kennecy. The study aims to assess Taft-Hartley implications as U S judge weighs a cooling-off period and possible federal action. Ralph E. L. Cosey, president of the American Merchant Marine Rute, says supply lines are affected.

York Ital Pacific Gulf Neus Atorney Iran Time Union Ng Uin Ralph EL Cosey American Merchant Marine Rute

Foreign sports car crash claims life in Hyattsville

In Hyattsville Md a foreign sports car crashed after rear ending another vehicle on a Boulevard Richard L Day age 3 died at Georges General Hospital three hours later Police say the car rammed the rear of the other car traveling about 30 miles per hour The incident followed a separate robbery in Maryland where a judge was reportedly snatched for a small sum.

59 Boys Get First Taste Of Camp Life And Love It

Youngsters new to camp life visited the American Legion camp at Mersville hosted by the Francis Scott Rex Post Brunswick. Staff included Fort Dlvick members and health officials. Boys learned swimming archery hiking nature study and personal hygiene with films and a camp show to close the week.

Mersvile Manor Francis Scott Rex Donald Carr Stedman Heenan Brunswick Graham Camp Graham Ivan This County Crati Harold Cole William LaPoint Jul Rendah Fort Delvick St Frank Metcalf Walter Reed Hospital Francis P. Harmer Em- Matthews Amarata Cuumeslurs John En- Bronceick Fece Hedon Evecuty David Z. Bringham William Waddle Department of Mexico Mexico Herman Toms Goucher David Hasan Fort Rrichie Post Vere

Prisoners Called Back To Cuba

Cuban government radio claimed prisoners were recalled to Cuba due to their mission. An immigration official doubted plans to return and Fidel Castro warned the prisoners against speaking for Freedom Tree. Jenna Hooker Jr. prepared to announce a decision on negotiations as liaison.

Rey Wesy Castro Havana Edont Crosecast Fidel Castro Charactors For Freedom Castrol Cuba Jenna Hooker Jr Tractors Freedom Committee Hooker Associated Press Tractors

Red Cross Depict Service at Hood College Assembly

Students at Hood College watched Red Cross delegates outline volunteer roles across many service areas. The program showcased how youth can contribute to community and global efforts through student council representation and organized activities. Also, news notes baseball figure Branch Rickey suffered a heart attack in Canada.

Hood College The Red Cross Brodbeck Hall American Red Cross Hood Colege Center Rickey Pittsburgh Branch Rickey Canada

July 3 Work Day For State Employees In Lieu Of Holiday

Maryland announces July 3 as a working day for state employees in advance of Independence Day. Major J Harold Grady of Baltimore notes this affects county workers and memorial day observances.

Annapolis J. Harold Grady GilBlimore Baltimore Co Kahl

Governors Tackle School Aid at 53rd Conference

Governors debate Kennedy school aid program as Ribicoff sends blunt demand for policy choices. Asst. Sec. Quigley reads remarks while concerns rise over federal funding and Khrushchev era tensions loom beside coverage of a fatal ride accident and a slipping market.

Honolulu Newsweek Magazine Kenneth Lyndon B. Johnson Soaviet Kim David L. Lawrence Pennsylvania Kennedy Khrushchev Mark O. Hatfield Orecon Republican Fobicoff Variahis

Declare State Of Emergency Debate Shrouds Region

The article reports on a State of Emergency declaration amid rising sovereignty claims and regional tensions. It notes Abdul Hassan and other figures discussing diplomatic backing, contested borders, and protests in a historically propped area under a long protectorate.

Butner Avance Aziz Hassan League Dardinism Saud Hassan Iran Ambiscus Abdel Akeriat Ressem Inte Sheikoom Vielen Iraq Sansevern- SisTe- 2

Convicted Of Assault On Employer In Local Court

Mara Newth was found guilty of assault and sentenced to 20 days in jail with a fine after a local court trial. Filby, arrested by Officer Bernard King, was found stretched in an alley between Fourth and Fifth streets amid reports of drinking disturbances.

Rare’s Court Summers Accor Snowden Newth Mara Jini Filby Oficer Bernard FE King Koinehari Ve Jey

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