Delphey Guns Are Recovered After City Robberies
Police recovered four firearms tied to Delphey's on West Patrick Street after gun robberies at the store last week. Detec tive Bureau investigates leads and a local 18 year old, Robert Gibson, was charged with giving a false report about a gunshot wound, bond set at 250.
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Delphey Sports
Detectie Bureau
Robert Gibson
Lincoln Apartments
Gibson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Delphey'’s
West Patrick Street
Julien Delphey
Charles K. Cashour
Snow Expected Late Saturday In Springlike Frederick Area
Snow may fall in Frederick city and county late Saturday as a cold snap continues. Forecasters forecast a chance of light snow behind temperatures in the 30s with a windy scene and a potential end to winter by Monday. Laboring under Groundhog Day lore, residents note the unsettled weather contradicts warmer recent days.
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Frederick City
Weather Bureau
Emmitsburg
Two Held For Grand Jury On Three Break-In Charges
Two local men, Himal Washington and Chester Green, were ordered held for Grand Jury on three break in and larceny charges. They were linked to robberies at the Washington House Shell station and a laundromat on February 24. Victims reported losses totaling about 45 dollars and a bass note of forced entry.
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Byron Thompson
Himal Washington
Ice Street
Chester Green
Washington House
Saints Street
Sixth and Market
Soul Market Street
Elmer Smallwood
Smallwood
Roy R. Grove
Grove
Lieu
A. Norman Dietz
Ellis G. Carty
Washington
Green
Richard M. Ruthvin
Third and
Market Streets
Cnti
Robert 5. Ris
Frederick County
Virginia
Henry Garfield Cox
Pulaski
William Paul Fink
Roanoke
St Patrick's Day Parade dwarfs city with 120000 marchers
New York marks St Patrick's Day as 60 battalions of marching troops totaling 120000, 86 bands and multiple pipe and drum corps line Fifth Avenue. Grand marshal John T. Clancy leads, dignitaries view from St Patrick's Cathedral steps, while safety rules ban vehicles and floats.
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Irish Donnelly
New York
Ireland
White House
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
Fashionable Avenue
Washington Square
110Th Street
John T
Pat) Clancy
Queensborough
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick's Cathedral
64Th Street
Fifth
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Laurance J McGinley
Fordham University
Thomas J Kiernan
United States
Frederick H. Boland
United Nations
U.N. Assembly
Frank Aiken
Sons of Erin
Order of Hibernians
America
Trish
Civil War Museum Planned at Harpers Ferry Site
A public Civil War museum is planned near Bolivar Harpers Ferry on 30 acres of land once owned by the Newcomers. The venture, Harpers Ferry Enterprises Inc, includes stockholders John and Mrs Newcomer and Michael Callas. Ground ceremonies are set for Saturday at 2 pm with completion anticipated soon.
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Harpers Ferry
Harpers Ferry Enterprises Inc
John Newcomer
Bolivar
Michael Callas
Hagerstown
Lancaster Farm
Newcomer
Cliffside
Mason Dixon
Great Oaks Studio
Aberdeen
Quices
R. A. Darby
Big Pool
C. Frehman Johnson
Charleston
W. Va
U.S
U. S
Bethlehem Steel
Smithsonian Institution
Directon O Gat
Phil Sheridan
Aiofa
Jacason
Oan
Vees
Five Day Forecast From Yee Associated Press
Five day forecast notes warmer Sunday and Monday with little chance thereafter. Precipitation expected late Saturday and again around midday next week. Normal highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s, with mid 20s in Maryland's western mountains.
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Maryland
Will creates 50000 memorial fund for Zimmerman Home
A $50,000 memorial building fund is established for the Pearson Home of Homewood United Church of Christ Williamsport from the will of Alfred G. Zimmerman, a florist and churchman who died January 2. Additional bequests include $3,000 to Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ, $1,500 to the Home Mission Board, $5,000 to Frederick Memorial Hospital, and various amounts to relatives and employees. The fund supports a wing or floor addition to the Pearson Home, named the Helen G. and Alfred G. Zimmerman Memorial, with interest to be paid to his widow Helen G. Zimmerman. The will also provides trusts for nephews, a niece, and other family members, with the rest to the widow and taxes paid by the estate. The will was probated by the local Orphans' Court.
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United Church of Christ Home For the
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
West Church Street
Home Mission Board
United Church of Christ In America
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Orphans’ Court
Pearson
Homewood Church
United Church of Christ Wiliamsport
Helen G
Helen G. Zimmerman
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ
Mildred J. Gillinger
Zimmerman’s Florist
Anna Margaret Beers
Gaither Jr
Gerald G. Remsberg
Erceile M Remsberg
Trix
Two Are Killed, 13 Uninjured In Air Collision
At Pompano Beach Florida two men aboard a single engine plane died when another Pillsbury Co executive twin prop jet collided with them during approach. Thirteen occupants of the Pillsbury craft escaped injury as they landed unaware of the crash.
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Pompano Beach
Fla. AP
Pillsbury Co
George F. Pillsbury
Jack Fountain
Daniel Nichols
Pillsbury
Slota
Wrecking Crew Members Warned In March Incident
A March warning details three members of a wrecking crew being restrained under cans of brick stone and steel with at least 14 others involved in the event.
Rescuers Free Man From Wrecked Chicago Building
In Chicago a 31 year old man named William McCoy was rescued after nearly 19 hours trapped beneath a collapsing four story structure. He was conscious and in good spirits as he was rushed to University of Winds Research Hospital with possible fractures and internal injuries. Two other workers remained entombed and presumed dead as crews labored under dangerous conditions.
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Chicago
Hope
William McCoy
McCoy
University of Winds Research Hospital
Robert Walker
Mount Olivet Board Names Two New Directors
Edward T. Helfenstein fills the vacancy from the death of Francis Sappington and Alion T. Lipps replaces William Bennett Sr. at a special meeting of Mount Olivet Cemetery directors. R. Ames Henderson remains board president as the annual meeting is set for the first Monday in May.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
William B Bennett Sr
Francis B. Sappington
Edward T. Helfenstein
Mr. Sappington
Alion T. Lipps
Mr. Bennett
R. Ames Hendrickson
Public sale of Goodsell property at Buckeystown Urbana Road
Charles H. Jamison and Kevin R. Wade of Poolesville bought William Henry Goodsell's property on the Buckeystown Urbana Road for 9000 dollars. Executor's sale conducted by W. Jerome Offutt as executor and attorney with John L. Ponton as auctioneer.
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Charles H. Jamison
Kevin R. Wade
Poolesville
William Henry Goodsell
Buckeystown-Urbana
W. Jerome Offutt
John L. Ponton
Maryland Senate clears Gov Tawes appointments to state and local posts
The Maryland Senate approved 1k appointments by Gov. Tawes including local posts in Alle gany Anne Arundel Carroll Frederick Kent and Queen Annes counties and general posts such as Stephen Cromwell as executive director of the Department of Employment Security. Others named include Dr. Howard Weeks Dr. Robert Felix magistrates Byron Thompson and Edward Storm and local appointees Richard McCullough William Gross Martin Mathwig Joseph Coady and Robert Kennedy as justice of the peace for two year terms starting this May.
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Annapolis
Maryland Senate
Tawes
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Carroll
Frederick
Kent
Queen Annes
Stephen C. Cromwell
Department of Employment Security
Howard N. Weeks
Hagerstown
Robert Felix
Fa Io
Byron D_ Thompson
Edward D_ Storm
Richard J. McCullough
Emmitt
William B. Gross
Martin T. Mathwig
Thurmont
Joseph J. Coady
Robert Kennedy
Descendant Of Governor Succumbs In Virginia
Dr. Richard Potts Johnson, descendant of Maryland’s first governor, died at his Louisa Virginia home. Born November 1889, he worked as a journalist and professor, taught at Carnegie Tech and Annapolis Naval Academy, and donated historical letters to Rose Hill Manor. He is survived by his wife and two sisters. Funeral services are planned at St James Episcopal in Louisa with burial at Mt. Olivet. Woodward Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Richard Potts Johnson
Maryland
Louisa
Dr. Johnson
Gas House Pike
Thomas Worthington Johnson
Laura Evier Johnson
Frederick News
North Market Street
University of Virginia
Harvard University
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Frederick
Johnson
Frederick County
Don
Clarence Henson Johnson
Frank A. Hammond
Cincinnati
Obie
Nathan T. Baker
Woodsboro
St James Episcopal Church
Mt. Olivet
Woodward
Mission Workers Freed In Congo Crisis Rescue
Thirty missionaries held by Congolese troops near Kasongo in Kivu Province were released and reached UN protection at Kindu. The UN linked the release to intervention by the Kivu justice minister and noted some Americans among them. A separate rescue push by Malayans preceded UN arrival. evac to Leopoldville is planned.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Kasongo
Kivu
U.N
Kindu
United Nations
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Kaiongo
Kama
Congoles
Coghilhamlie
Ir Province
Joseph Mobutu
Two Charged In Cage Fix Scandal Involving Seton Hall
New York AP reports two New York men, Aaron Wagman and Joseph Hacken, were arrested on conspiracy to bribe a Seton Hall basketball player in a March game and an earlier Feb. 9 game at Madison Square Garden. Wagman faces bribery and attempt charges. Hacken is charged as well. Officials say $1,000 per player was involved and other schools may be investigated.
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New York
Connecticut
N.Y
Hang
Seton
New York Madison Square Garden
Peter D_ Andreoli
Draver
Seton Halls
Dayton
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Wagman
Andrioli
Seton Hall
Hacken
Andros
U S Aid to Laos Increases Amid Cold War Tensions
The United States steps up military aid to Laos, sending rifles and ammunition along with shoes uniforms rice and petroleum products. Training of Laotian forces in civilian clothes doubles to about 200. no new weapons. In Vientiane, ambassadors relations with Khrushchev raise prospect of broader conflict if No peaceful settlement. The push follows the Sala Phou Koun assault, with government forces regaining Muong Kas. Souvanna Phouma claims Soviet arms vastly exceed US aid to the royal government.
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Ed Oo
Laos
United States
U.S
Washington
U. S
Kennedy
Vientiane
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Khrushchev
Siberia
Central
Jimation
Sala Phou Koun
Luang Prabang
Plaine Des Jarres
Muong Kas
Souvanna Phouma
Cambodia
Soviet Union
JFK Farm Message Pleases Grange Master
Herschel D. Newsom head of the National Grange says the presidents farm message is forward looking and comprehensive. He notes recognition of agriculture contributions and the need for commodity specific plans within an overall framework to aid Congress and the nation. The Grange will aid the administration and Congress in developing the plan while recognizing progress will take time.
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Washington
Herschel D. Newsom
National Grange
Congress
Newsom
Kennedy
Department of Agriculture
Grange
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