Beard enters race for House of Delegates in Maryland
Jilip H. Beard, member of the county State Democratic Central Committee, announced as a candidate for the House of Delegates. Primary filing closes Monday at midnight. Beard, a Walkersville leader and former president of the County Firemen’s Association, brings long service to local and state Democratic ranks.
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Jilip H. Beard
State Demoi Central Committee
House of Delegates
Zadline
Prim
Clifton Wirts
Charles Eins
Gary Utterback
Will Houck
Harry Brachey
Beard
J. Beard
Jeffersonian Dermatic Club
Walkersville
Emissioners
R. Beard
Walkersville Company
Isormer
Couny
Hhe State Firemen’s Association
The
Elks
the Moose and Eagles
Thurmontservation and Sportsman Club
Interchange on Route 15 Promises Big Center Growth
The interchange at Route 15 and Death Street is hailed by the Derick Shopping Center merchants president as a key booster. Russell E. Jones Jr. of The Motorists' Friend says easier access will raise traffic and store prospects, with plans for a large department store and a restaurant as possible initial additions once construction begins this spring or summer.
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Eath Street
Derick
State Roads Convision
Ussell E. Jones Jr
Joe
Fic
Ilional
O—Besn
Jones
Seventh Street
Aaurant
R. Jones
Two Die In Pennsylvania Head-On Crash Near Home
HAMBERSBURG PA AP A 50 year old man named Wagaman died in a head-on crash near his home when his car collided with one driven by his son John who was critically injured. The pre dawn accident occurred about a half mile from the house State Police reported the father was leaving the residence and the son was driving away.
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Hambersburg
Nis D. Wagaman
John
Rening
14 Churches Sponsor World Day of Prayer
Women from fourteen United Church Women member churches in Frederick organize World Day of Prayer activities with a 2 PM service at First Baptist Church on Dill Avenue. A noon prayer window at Trinity Chapel accommodates downtown workers. The event is part of a nationwide observance led by United Church Women with multiple churches contributing.
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United Church
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Alfred Bartholomew
Lancaster Seminary
United Church of Japan Seminary
Tokyo
Robert F. Woodward
United States
Woodward
Trinity Chapel
West Church Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church of God
Frank Higinbotham
United Church Women
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Frederick
Howard Ambrose
Trinity Methodist
George Ambush
Quinn
First Missionary Baptist
A. Thomas Clement
All Saints Episcopal
A. B. Collmus
First Baptist
Harold M. Dutrow
Evangelical Lutheran
C. Elgin Hemp
Calvary Methodist
Charles Hicks
Asbury Methodist
Evangelical United Church of Christ
John Morgan
Grace United Church of Christ
Robert McKay
Church of the
Mathias Visit Shows Day Never Ends For County's Congressman
Maryland congressman Charles McC. Mathias Jr covers a long Capitol day from morning meetings to a 12 noon roll call. He tapes his reelection announcement, chats with colleagues and constituents, and backs the Occupation Training and Manpower Utilization bill while press attention praises his juvenile justice work. He moves between floors, dining rooms, and lobbies, receiving visits from former state senator Roy Tasco Davis and others as he advances his legislative agenda.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Judici
Pat Rosencrantz
Mathias
American Legion
Statler Hotel
House
Roy Tasco Davis
Montgomery County
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Davis
Mae
Jmot
William Miller
Republican Party
Emanual Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Col
Glenn
South
Democrat House
Washington Post
C and P approves 351000 for Heights area upgrades
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company board approves 351000 for Braddock Heights dial switching gear in a new building being built by Thurmont Construction, to serve 1300 customers in Braddock Heights and western Frederick County. Additional projects include Damascus lines, Southern Maryland expansion, Baltimore headquarter dial gear, and Maryland cable improvements totaling 1970000. L Mercer Smith cites 59300000 spent in 12 months.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Braddock Heights
Thurmont Construction Company
Western Electric Company
Frederick Exchange
Middletown
Frederick
Damascus
Maryland State Police
Maryland
Waldorf
la Plata
Wayson’s Corner
West River
Baltimore
Baltimore-Washington
L. Mercer Smith
Train Plunges Off Trestle In Idaho Crash
An NP North Coast Limited train derailed near Athol Idaho after plunging from a 200 foot trestle into Granite Lake. Engineer and fireman feared dead. 29 injured. passengers not reported dead. Rescue teams aided over icy banks and conveyed injured to Sandpoint and Coeur d Alene. Two Minneso ta women aboard described the chaotic scene.
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Athol
Idaho
Northern Pacific
North
Kootenai County
Cogur d'Alene
Granite Lake
North Coast Limited
Sandpoint
Coeur d'Alene
Elizabeth Felling
Wayzata
F. RB. Clark
Verndale
Wash
Kehne Heads Easter Seal Drive Here
Max S. Kehne, superintendent of the City Light Department, named chairman of the 1962 Easter Seal fund campaign. The drive runs March 14 to Easter Sunday to support the local Easter Seal Treatment Center serving Washington Frederick and Carroll counties.
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Max S. Kehne
W. Jerome Offutt
Offutt
Maryland
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Odd Fellows Home
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Frida
Elks Clth
Kehne
Grant Place
Gove Shepherd Lutheran Church
The
Elks Club
Exchange Club of
Exchange Clubs of Maryland
Local Exchange Club
International Municipal Signal Engineers
Bliss Electrical School
Seven Injured In Frederick Carroll County Auto Crashes
Seven persons including two brothers and a three person family were injured in multiple car crashes in Frederick and Carroll Counties. The worst involved John Carpenter 13 and Marion Carpenter 20 of Sykesville as their car overturned at Routes 97 and 26, both in fair condition with cerebral concussions and other injuries. Additional crashes on Route 340 and the Frederick Freeway left a pregnant woman and others with various injuries. no charges filed against Mrs Taylor.
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Frederick
Carroll
Carroll County
Sykesville
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
John Witham
Marion Edward Carpenter
Route
John William Carpenter
John Carpenter
Marion Carpenter
Robert Ridgely
Baltimore
Steiner's Hill Bridge
Annette R. Taylor
Taylor
Austin L. Keyser
Madisonne
Jackie L. Forsythe
Keyser
Calalf
Route 40
Walker Grose
Choo D. Chin
West Second Street
Ballenger Creek Pike
Chin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles R. Twigg
Walking Mailman Ed Kline Heads to Frederick Rally
Ed Kline the 31 year old walking mailman from Cuyahoga Falls Ohio arrives in Frederick around 5 p m to join local carriers in support of higher salaries for U S postmen A reception with dinner and an overnight offer awaits him Rep William H Ayers reportedly plans to drive Kline to Washington for the N A L C salary rally Monday The awaiting letter from Ayers remains unread until his arrival
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Ed Kline
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Frederick
U. S
Kline
National Association of Letter Carriers
Joseph Royal
WNALC
Mr. Royal
William H. Ayers
Washington
Rep. Ayers
Homemaker Clubs Reach 40th Anniversary Milestone
Frederick County Council of Homemaker Clubs marks 40 clubs in 40 years with the new Town and Country Homemakers Club for Catoctin residents. Officers include Mrs Herbert Wahn Jr president and Mrs Jerome Hallan vice president. The spring meeting March 15 at Hood College carries the theme 40 Clubs 40 Years and Personally Yours Peace.
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Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Town and Country Homemakers Club
Catoctin
Russell Dudrow
Frederick County Council of Homemakers
Hood College
Elizabeth Gerber
Elizabeth Thompson
Merryland Tract
Howard Fawlty
E. G. McKinney
Rapid Sue
Chance Of Snow Monday Forecast For Area
The forecast warns of possible snow Monday amid sub freezing conditions. A low of 14 degrees was recorded at the State Police barracks with colder readings elsewhere. Temperatures may rise slightly Sunday as clouds move in and snow becomes likely.
Young Child Dies Playing In Yard Near Taneytown
A Carroll County two year old girl Rose Marie May died Friday morning while playing in the yard at relatives near Taneytown. An autopsy will determine the cause. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Waller Thomas May, was under the care of aunt Mrs Phyllis May while parents worked.
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Carroll County
Taneytown
Rose Marie May
Waller Thomas May
Westminster
Robert S McVaugh
Phyllis May
Welcome Home John Glenn Draws Tens of Thousands
NEW CONCORD Ohio crowds expected for astronaut John H Glenn Jr as he returns from space in a brief six hour visit. A parade and speech are planned at Muskingum College Gymnasium with limited seating for 3000 and 800 students watching via television in the basement. GA vendors set up along routes while officials promise Glenn will return to meet old friends.
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New Concord
John H. Glenn Jr
Space
John Glenn
Florida
Washington
New York
Muskingum College
Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John
James K. Taylor
Muskingum
Glenn
Man Ordered to Support Family Under Maryland Judgment
A 30 year old black man Maurice E Boyd of John Hanson Apts was fined or jailed after a Magistrate’s Court hearing for failing to support his wife and six children. He must pay 100 dollars by Monday or serve six months in the Maryland House of Correction. He was previously ordered to pay 35 dollars weekly after an identical charge in October 1960. His wife Sarah A Boyd lamented his absence during the children’s hunger and claimed transportation troubles prevented steady work. Magistrate Byron W Thompson noted the testimony’s truth and his difficulty in keeping a job. In a separate case Samuel V Palmer was found not guilty after a Route 1 mishap where snow covered roads. his car allegedly skidded while trying to stop as another vehicle swerved, striking a parked car.
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Maryland House of Correction
Maurice E. Boyd
John Hanson Apts
Boyd
Sarah A. Boyd
Washingtonian
Gaithersburg
Samuel V. Palmer
East Second Street
Scott V. B English
English
Palmer
Pedestrian Killed Crossing U S 50 Near Cambridge
Doris Ann Davis, 35, of Cambridge, was killed early today after a car struck her while crossing U S 50 mile east of Cambridge. The car was driven by Clifton William Johnson, 27, of Washington DC. Troopers said she died at the scene.
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Cambridge, Md
Doris Ann Davis
Cambridge
U.S. 50
Here
Clifton William Johnson
Washington, D.C
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