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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1961

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2

Frederick High seniors stage The Great Sebastians play

Frederick High School presented The Great Sebastians by the senior class on Friday and Saturday to full houses. Directed by Anna May Hughes the three act melodrama set in Prague features Cheryl Cram as Essie Sebastian and Gerald Smallberg as Rudi with Rob Ex Sill as Sergeant Javorsky.

George E Inoda Leopold Frederick High School Howard Lindsey Russe: Crouse Sebastian Sersi Crum Gerald Smallberg Prague Czechoslovakin Sebastians Duzing Q Ans Barry Atanar Kefamer Iend Czechoslnakia Essie Sebastian Rudi Sebastian Anna May Hughes Cheryl Cram Robex Sill Javorsky

Khrushchev Tours Siberian Farms Amid Conference

Premier Khrushchev arrived in Novosibirsk to attend a Siberian agricultural conference, Tass reported. He has been touring Russian farm regions since last Tuesday, visiting multiple farm areas in the week.

Nikita Moscow Khrushher Novosibirsk Tass Khrushcher

Two Accidents Reported In City Over Weekend

Two weekend crashes were reported in the city. At 7 23 p m Saturday at Grant Place and Homestead Avenue, Robert R Farrer 47 Mount Ain North drove north while F Sidney Hammond 40 604 Military Road stopped west on Homestead Avenue. A third car driven by Carl R B Wile Walkers Route 1 proceeded west and struck the Hammond auto then the Farrer vehicle, pushing into a fence. Damages were 125 to Farrer 100 to Wile and mobile damage to Hammond. Wile was charged with yield the right of way. A collateral of 11 45 and a court date of March 20 7 p m were set. A second crash occurred Sunday at 7 15 p m on South Market Street near New Design Road when Charles F Strube 28 East Third Street North crossed the center and hit a fence, damaging three panels. Damages 150 to the Limbe. Strube charged with failure to keep right. Collateral was 1645 and trial set for March 13 7 p m.

Grant Place Homestead Avenue Robert R. Farrer Mt. Ain F. Sidney Hammond Military Road Carl RB Walkers Grant Homestead Wies Hammond Farver Wiles J. Frank Man Jr South Market Street Charles F. Sturube East Third Street Harry L. Quinn Paul Mossburg Strube

Scholarship Winners Named by Elks Committee

Tri state judging panel selected top Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia applicants for the Elks scholarship contest. National prizes total 130 scholarships from 700 to 1400 dollars, with local winners Wanda Lee Stine Donna Lee Henson Gerald Eduard Righbour and Donald Buhrman advancing to national judging.

Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Elks’ Assation Frederick Elks Club Association Tri-State Wanda Lee Stine Brunswick Donna Lee Henson Middletown High School Fij Gerald Eduard Righbour St. Joseph's Donald Harry Buhrman Middletown Wanda Lee Lane Gerald Edward Rightour Patricia A. Barbernitz Catholic High School Baltimore

Farm Labor Wage Bill Introduced in Congress

A program to set minimum wages for farm labor over four years was introduced in Congress. Lenwon A. Williams Jr. of New Jersey chaired the Senate migratory labor subcommittee. The plan raises wages from 73 to 80 cents, then to 1 dollar by year four, with a conversion from piece rate to hourly pay. The administration seeks action on migratory labor, while the American Farm Bureau opposes extending coverage now.

Washington Congress American Farms Bureau Len A. Willams Jr D-Nj Senate Action Administration Labor and Health Education and Welfare Williams Aion American Farm Bureau

Teenage Gunlinger Kills One Injures Six at Swedish Dance

A 17-year-old dressed cowboy style opened fire at a high school dance in KUNGALVY Sweden wounding six youths and killing 18-year-old Pelle Axwall who died after surgery. The shooter fled then surrendered to police later. He was described by friends as fond of Wild West tales.

Kungalvy Sweden Pelle Axwall Axwall

Brother killer watches prize fight aftermath in New York

Police said Angel Collazzo 35 killed his brother during a televised prize fight after an argument. He allegedly stabbed him then pushed him outside and returned to watch the bout between Sugar Ray Robinson and Gene Fullmer. Neighbors reported the incident shortly after.

New York Sorsy Angel Collazzo Collazzo Sugar Ray Robinson Gene Fullmer

Brothel Victim Fatally Stabbed. Angel Arrested for Homicide

Police arrested Angel after a fatal stabbing in an apartment hallway discovered later. He was reportedly watching television when charged with homicide and admitted the stabbing.

Autos Angel

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