Governor to Speak at Maryland School for the Deaf Dedication
Governor J Millard Tawes will headline a dedication ceremony for the Maryland School for the Deaf primary facility, part of a ten year master plan. Dr Leonard M Elstad of Gallaudet College and Lloyd A Ambrosen will participate along with state officials and clergy. The $710000 project includes dormitories, dining, classrooms with observation rooms and cordless hearing aids, with Judge Moylan to accept the building.
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J. Millard Tawes
Lst
Maryland School For the Deaf
Tawes
Leonard M. Elstad
Gallaudet College
Washington
Elstad
Gallaudet
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Ambrosen
American Instructors of the Deaf
Judge Moylan
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Board of Visitors
Albert P. Backhaus
Department of Public Improvements
State of Maryland
Steve L. Mathis
Episcopal Church of Our Saviour
Balimore
William G. Hisky
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Mildred Kottmyer
Americanism
Sarah Quinn
Ona Howell
America
L. J. Keller
City Man Extradited for False Pretense Charges
Frederick police officers Lt. A. Norman Dietz and Ser. Ellis G. Carty extradited 36 year old Paul I. Baugher from Franklin County Pa to Frederick County Jail on two bad check false pretense charges. Bond set at 700 dollars. Trial scheduled for tomorrow in Magistrate's Court.
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Frederick City
Franklin County
Norman Dietz
Ellis G. Carty
Paul I. Baugher
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Bangher
Bids Open For Deaf School Athletic Field In Baltimore
Baltimore bids will open Thursday for the Maryland School for the Deaf athletic field project. Superintendent Lloyd Ambrosen says a likely contract award will follow with work starting soon. The 10 acre site will include a 440 yard track, field event area, ball diamonds, and full grading drainage and seeding. The field sits across from the current campus as part of a ten year master plan to restore playing space after recent campus expansions.
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Baltimore
Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Ambrosen
Two-Car Crash on Route 40 Causes Major Damage
Early morning wreck on Route 40 at Church Hill road South Mountain involved Carl E. Gue and Robert M. Ginck. Gue’s 1959 Oldsmobile valued at 700 dollars and Ginck’s 1958 Plymouth total loss with minor injuries to both drivers. Gue charged with failing to grant right of way. A second incident near Route 4040 A at restaurant entrance involved Kirk J. Mayer and Ernest N. Youngblood with total damage about 125 dollars and no charges.
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Route 40
Church Hill Road
South Mountain
Robert E. Snyder
Carl E. Gue
RFD 1
Myersville
Robert M. Ginck
Locust Street
Hagerstown
Gue
Ginck
Snyder
Kirk J. Mayer
Washington, D.C
Ernest N. Youngblood
Hancock
Five Day Forecast With Below Normal Temperatures
The forecast from the Associated Press calls for temperatures about three degrees below normal. A slow warming trend starts Friday with likely precipitation over parts of the weekend. Normal daytime highs run 50 to 55, while early 30s are common in most areas and 20s in western Maryland’s mountains.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Market prices advance as rally broadens in trading
The market rally gained momentum in midafternoon trading with broad price advances across major sectors. Investors moved to buy as the week’s most active listings showed gains and broad participation appeared to lift sentiment.
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New York
Hweek
Future Scientists Of Nation To Display Projects At Fair
The third annual Frederick County Science Fair will run Friday through Sunday at West Frederick Junior High School gymnasium. County secondary schools will present top projects with judging Friday evening and public viewing Saturday and Sunday. Awards include national military and civic honors, with special junior high prizes and a 530-book set for one series. Miss Perry Darner leads the event with Miss Jean Wastler as cochairman.
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Frederick County
West Frederick
U. S. Navy
U. S. Air Force
Heart Research
Joint Engineers Group of
Frederick
Frederick County Heart Association
Singapore
National Institutes of Health
National Institute of Dental Research
Aerospace Medicine
Perry Darner
Jean Wastler
Fredenck
Kennedy to Seek Massachusetts Senate Seat
Edward M Kennedy youngest Kennedy brother announced his bid for the seat once held by his brother. He will pursue Democratic nomination in a June convention endorsement race and the September primary, facing Edward J McCormack Jr. and other Massachusetts figures. Republican rivals include George Cabot Lodge and Lawrence Curtis.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Massachusetts
Alty
Edward J McCormack Jr
House
John W. McCormack
Benjamin A. Smith
McCormack
George Cabot Lodge
U.S
Laurence Curtis
Rippeons Seek Court Ruling in Tulip Hills House Sale
In an equity hearing Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer heard Mr and Mrs John Rippeon claim a contract to buy a Tulip Hills house from Mr and Mrs Prentiss Van Sant was not fulfilled The Rippeons say the home was to include a garage breezeway and patio and that settlement was delayed amid loan pressures The Van Sants are represented by Herbert Rollins while Edward Storm acts for the Rippeons
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
John Rippeon
Prentiss van Sant
Defense drafts 6000 in May raising total called
The Defense Department issued a draft call for 6000 men in May for the Army. The figure matches March and April, but the total called by Selective Service rises to 135000 since the Berlin crisis buildup began last August.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Pentagon
Berlin
Wee Women Exchange Sunlight Silence in Parlor
In a scene from a domestic vignette, a child asks when their mother will stop talking as the family endures hours without sun. The dialogue hints at confinement and routine within a home setting.
Entire War Coin Sale Sells Out In Hours At Key Hotel
Four hundred orders filled in three hours at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for Civil War Centennial coin sets exhausting the supply. The complete set ships in August after the final coin is issued. two thirds of 5,000 American Legion coins allocated to Frederick County have been distributed, priced at 5.50. Proceeds go to the centennial commission to buy land at Antietam Battlefield.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick County
Bussard
American Legion
Centennial Group
Antietam Battlefield
Convicted of Unauthorized Use Of Car In January Case
In Magistrate Court a 26 year old farm worker was convicted of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and fined 50 dollars. He was acquitted on an assault charge after being accused of dragging a man from a car and injuring him. The incident followed a dispute with a man who had taken him home to Centerville.
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Theodore F. Edwards
Centerville
Elmer F. Willis Jr
Potomac
Edwards
Derwood
Willis
Smith
Food Fair
A&p
West Patrick Street
Threat Of Flooding Dwindles As Rivers Recede
The Monocacy receded reducing flood threat though the Potomac is expected to crest this afternoon. Potomac at noon stood around 15 feet, with 21 feet needed to spill banks. Roads closed yesterday reopened last night as conditions improve.
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Potomac
Gulf States
Kennedy signs bill to raise debt ceiling to $300 billion
President Kennedy approved legislation lifting the temporary national debt limit to 300 billion dollars. The move expands fiscal flexibility for the government though details on the exact increase were not fully disclosed.
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Washington
Kennedy
Bruchey Withdraws From School Board Candidacy
Local car salesman Bruchey pulled his name from consideration for the Frederick County School Board after withdrawing from a House of Delegates bid. He cites unexpected commitments and aims to focus on time constraints while thanking supporters. other proposed members include Hallar Best, Dr. W E G Thompson, Joseph D Baker, and Ellsworth E McGaha. In a separate note, Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank announced a regular quarterly dividend of 95 cents per share for holders of record March 20, 1962, payable April 4, 1962.
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Harry €. Bruchey
House of Delegates
Mr. Brachey
Frederick County
Brichey
State Central Committee
Brachey
Key Chevelet
North College Parkway
Benjamin L. Shuff
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
SRC Sues Over Lewistown Farm Land Valuation
The State Roads Commission files a condemnation suit to take 1488 acres plus 4. 84 acres for road use near Lewistown for U S 15 expressway. Defendants are Charles A Rice and Ruth S Rice of Wilmington and Mary A Stull and Charles C T Stull. A fair value deposit of 8000 is on file as dispute over 17500 award. Landowners cite 240 acre farm damage and water issues from a diverted stream bed.
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State Roads Commission
Property Review Board
Lewistown
Charles A. Rice
Ruth S. Rice
Wilmington
Del
Mary A. Stull
Charles C. T. Stull
RFD
Mr. Rice
Stull
Mt Prospect
Stull Road
Lakeview Road
Bowers Road
Board of Property Review
John Funk
Thomas Finan
Joseph D. Busher
Thomas Glass
Frederick High School stadium plan dominates board meeting
The Board of Education discussed a Frederick High School stadium funded by county bonds and debated a Lincoln School planetarium. Officials called for a full accounting of prior bond spending before deciding on the stadium, while planning to present more cost data on the planetarium to the county commissioners after the election.
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Frederick High School
Lincoln School
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Ross V. Smith
Gordon Smith
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Quentin L. Earhart
James A. Sensenbaugh
Earhart
National Defense
Thomas
Chase C. Gove Jr
Norman W. Etzler
Hays Kline Jr
Frederick
Kline
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Binghamton
General Hospital
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Algiers
Evian
Algeria
Secret Army
Bruchey
SRC
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
Winchester
Patricia Anne Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Loudoun County
Planetarium
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