Tawes Resists Pressure Over Frostburg State Leader Bill
Governor Tawes stands by Frostburg State College conversion to a university threshold, saying progress is made though legislative foes warn the bill faces trouble. He deflects questions and cites a committee path while insisting the measure will not be changed.
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Annapolis
Goyr
Tawes
Frostburg State
Leacers College
University of Maryland
Tanes
House
Senate
Lee
Blair Lee
D-Montgomery
George W. Della
D-Balto
Edward S. Northrop
Montgomery
Perry O. Wilkinson
Prince Georges
Gordon Boone
Dbalto County
Ridgley Melvin
Anne Arundel
Frederick C. Markus
Dorchester
Del
Jerome Robinson- Tawes
Sen. Nock
Education Committee
Frostburg
Furnace thermostat blasts home to 140 degrees in Kentucky
Kathryn Staton returned from a one day trip to a house overheated by a furnace set at 55 degrees. The thermostat failure caused eggs to cook, food to thaw, candles to melt, piano keys bulge, floors warp, and wallpaper peel. The furnace blew up and furnishings were damaged.
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Cynthiana
Kathryn Staton
Anise Plant Grows on Pedestal 2000 Feet High
A quoted remark notes anise belonging on a pedestal at a dramatic height of about two thousand feet. The line suggests a humorous or boastful claim about a plant display or sculpture.
Wednesday speaker to lead chapel service this evening
The article notes a Wednesday chapel service with a speaker who will officially assume duties on July 1. It also mentions Dr Truxal having accepted the deanship at the institution.
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Truxal
Will creates fifty thousand dollar trust for Washington educational group
Arthur Fisher's will assigns American Security and Trust Company as trustees to invest fifty thousand dollars for a trust benefiting the Greater Washington Educational Television Association and related charitable or educational bodies in the Washington area. Several tenants receive life annuities while other relatives gain modest bequests. the remainder goes to the widow, Anna Marie Fisher, with probate by the Orphans Court. Witnesses listed include Fontaine C. Bradley, Phil R. Stansbury, and Bruce E. Clubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Public Information and Educational Association
Arthur Fisher
United States Register of Copyrights
Orphans Court
Fisher
American Security and Trust Company of Washington
Greater Washington
Educational Television Association
Washington
Greater Washington Educational Television Association
Frank
Emma Jackson
Greenfield
Greenfield, Owned By the Late Mr. Fisher
Jackson
Wil Sears
Park Mills
Mr. Fisher
Fulton Sears
Susan Sears
Will Sears
Brenda Sears
Sylvia Sears
Lilly DeSmuitt
Rose V. Lambe
Anna Marie Fisher
C.ta. Fisher
Fontaine C. Bradley
Phil R. Stansbury
Bethesda
Bruce E. Clubb
Alesandria
Market gains lead to best advance in two weeks
Bright auto industry news boosts a broad stock rally as traders push prices higher in heavy early trading.
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Best Market Advance
New York
Stock Market Today
Use Of Prisoners For Public Work Questioned
A legislative bill headed by the local delegation seeks to allow county jail prisoners to work on county buildings and properties. Current law restricts prisoner labor to county roads and city streets. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander says much public-property work could be done if allowed. The bill grants the sheriff authority to use able prisoners sentenced to jail on public roads and county and municipal properties, forbidding private benefit and requiring reductions of one day per five days worked.
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Horace M. Alexander
Monroney To Address Young Dems
Michael Monroney will speak at 3 p m Tuesday to the Young Democrats at Staley Park Fieldhouse. Goodloe Byron says a capacity audience is expected with postal employees among the attendees. Monroney, a top Kennedy administration aide, will discuss New Frontiers in the Post Office Department.
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Michael Monroney
Edward Day
Staley Park Fieldhouse
Goodloe Byron
Monroney
Lions Club
Maryland
Post Office Department
Kennedy
Byron
Oklahoma
A. S
Mike Monroney
Montgomery County
Washington Post
Times Herald
Barn Fire Near Westminster Destroys Barn Cattle and Machinery
A fire at a farm on Hook Road near Westminster destroyed a large bank barn owned by Mrs. Clarence Glover and leased by Maurice Barnes. Nine cattle perished or escaped amid the flames, with seven or eight pieces of equipment including a corn picker and hay equipment lost. Firefighters battled for about three hours, saving a hog pen, corn crib, and outbuildings.
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Westminster
Clarence Glover
Maurice Barnes
Barnes
Westminster and
Reese
Henry Hook
Westminster Company
Renori
Hook Road
Kennedy suffers cut on left eye in table accident
President Kennedy sustained a deep cut above the left eye when bending to pick up an item for his daughter Caroline. White House spokesman Pierre Salinger said the wound required only bandaging and did not need stitches.
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JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Caroline
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Concord
N.H
Richard P. Pavlick
Pavlick
Belmont
Florida
Palm Beach
Pavlik
Moves To Abolish Unit Voting and Expand Maryland Legislature
Maryland lawmakers consider ending unit voting in primaries while increasing House of Delegates seats from 123 to 144. Proponents say reapportionment should accompany reform. opponents warn larger counties could dominate nominations. Senate delays insurance risk bill as House weighs amendments.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Georgia
Baltimore City
Cass
House
City
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Coss
Frederick C. Markus Jr
Dorchester
Senate Judiciary Committee
Markus
Taues
del. Thomas H. Lowe
D-Talbot
Love
Senate
del. Blair Lee
D-Montgomery
Sen
Winship Wheatley
Wheatley
New Cook Named for Frederick County Jail
Amanda Baugher has been named jail cook and will start duties Sunday at the Frederick County jail. The position had been vacant for months after Kent Greenwalt left and James Capo had been double assigning cook duties. A pantry fire at Tom Wolase home on Hawbottom road was reported near 8:30 am but extinguished before firefighters arrived with minimal damage and no injuries.
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Amanda Baugher
Frederick County
Kent Greenwalt
James Capo
Middletown
Tom Wollase
Hawbottom Road
Frederick County Mental Health Drive appoints Rothenhoefer
Robert S. Rothenhoefer named general chairman of Frederick County 1961 Bell Ringer Campaign for Mental Health. The drive aims for 9500 dollars with solicitation from April 30 to May 8 as Mental Health Month is observed nationwide. Mrs. William G. Hill Jr. announces headquarters in the Federated Charities Building and seeks volunteers via two phone numbers.
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Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Frederick County
Bell Ringer
William G. Hill Jr
Rothenhoefer
National Association For Mental Health
Federated Charities
Mrs. Hill
Jailed For Destruction Of Property
Fifty local men were jailed in Frederick County Court after fines were set in Magistrate’s Court. Roger Bowens alias Gumops, 27, was jailed 60 days for destruction of property after breaking a Washington House window. Proprietor Elmer Smallwood pursued Bowens and police later served the warrant. Bowens pleaded not guilty. A second case, Thomas Hoffman, 29, was jailed in default of a $25 fine for being drunk within city limits after being found in a West South street hallway.
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Frederick County
Roger Winfield Bowens
Gumops
Klinehart Alley
Byron Thompson
Bowens
Washington House
All Saints Street
Maron
Elmer Smallvool
Smallwood
Washiton House
Paul W. Mossburg
Thomas N. Hoffman
Hoffman
West South Street
Quadruplets Gift Of God Prompt Father Joy
William W. Cutaiar III calls the quadruplet birth a gift of God after his wife delivered four girls at Delaware County Hospital in Upper Darby. The mother is well and the babies, weighing about 2 1 2 to 3 pounds, rest in isolettes awaiting weight checks. The couple, from Paoli, previously had two other children and now plans to name the newborns Matthew Mark Luke and John.
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Philadelphia
William W. Cutaiar
Bors
Matthew
iMark
Luke
John
Delaware County Hospital
Upper Darby
Cutaiar
Kennett Square
Cutaiars
Paoli
Devon
William FV
Sheree
Gift to Frederick Memorial Hospital Enhances Endowment Fund
A gift of 100 shares of Universal Match Company stock, valued at about $5,300, was presented to Frederick Memorial Hospital at a regular Board of Managers meeting by Mrs. Paul McEwen of New York City. The stock will go to the Endowment Fund and its income will be unrestricted.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Universal Match Company
Paul McEwen
New York City
Board of Managers
Paul $. Michael
McEwen
John K. Robinson
School of Nursing
Michael
Women’s Auxiliary
Paul St. Michael
Charles H. Woodman
Henry L. Davis
Richard F. Nallin
Ned S. Zeiler
James B. Ranck
P. David Youngdahl
UN and Congo Crisis Escalate with U.N. Steps and Refugees
UN patrols advance to rescue missionaries amid Congo unrest as Malayan troops move to Kindu to evacuate white refugees. Gurkha troops join a 470 strong Indian brigade arriving at Leopoldville airport. Rebel leaders seek talks to fold Onental Province into a Congo confederation while Gen Lundula signals desire for settlement.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Kasongo
Kivu
United Nations
World
Grace Testimony
Evangelisation Society African Mission
Kindu
U_N
U.N
Ruanda-Urundi
Kiva
T.N
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Staniervile
Joseph Teo
Onental
Teeo
Victor Lundula
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HOOD
Randle Elliott
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Elliott
Frank 3 Keets
Anne Arundel County Junior College
Mrs
Fort Myers, Fla
Jimmy Cornell
Robert S. Rotherhoefer
United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei ‘H Gromyko
Assembly
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
Gromyko
Republic of the Congo
Jewepa
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