Two youths held for car theft in Front Royal
Two juveniles were taken into custody in Front Royal Virginia after a 1935 Pontiac sedan reported stolen from Frederick Avenue was linked to their whereabouts by state police. The car crash near Dill Avenue led to their capture following a wreck that damaged the vehicle and a nearby home. Police noted multiple weekend theft and break in reports, including a failed safe attempt at Kelly Pie Company and another break in at A and W Root Beer drive in.
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Front Royal
Melvin DeGrange
Frederick Avenue
Frederick
Kelly Pie Company
Pine Avenue
A. and W. Root Beer
Rosemont Avenue
Sherman Kine
Watkins Acres
Supreme Concrete
East Street
W. T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Willes of Mt Pleasant farmer leave church 8000
A Mt Pleasant farmer who died January 18 left more than 8000 to his church and church-supported groups. The will names 5000 to the Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ and 1000 to Hoffman Orphanage Littlestown and 200 to Union Chapel Cemetery. Remainder to his sisters executrices.
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Mt. Pleasant
Orphans Court
John E. Barker
Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ
Mr. Pleasant
Barker
Oda B. Filler
Sherman P. Bowers
Lillian
Bowers
Minnie Cockerly
Cookerly
Middletown
Zion Lutheran Church
Howard T. Boyer
John D. Boyer
Murray H. Fout
H. K. DeLauter
Market Irregular New York Stocks Open Firm
Utilities and rubbers held steady in a fluctuating New York market amid uneven trading. Early action showed moderate activity with some issues advancing while others lagged, as investors weighed economic signals.
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New York
Deaf School Plans Two Dormitories for 282 Students
Maryland School for the Deaf will dedicate its primary facility Tuesday with Gov. Tawes as speaker. A second major project to begin by summer adds two brick dormitories for secondary students, housing 100 boys and 85 girls with an infirmary, boosting capacity to 282.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd Ambrosen
Ambrosen
Gov
Tawes
Millard J. Tawes
Guns of Navarone Tops Film Daily Best Picture Poll
Film Daily critics poll names The Guns of Navarone as the year’s best motion picture. Runners up include The Hustler Breakfast at Tiffanys Fanny West Side Story Judgment at Nuremberg The Parent Trap Exodus Splendor in the Grass and The Mark. A record 321 commentators voted, the most since 1922.
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New York
Film Daily
Breakfast At Tiffany’s
Nuremburg
Cease-Fire Holds as Algeria Tries to Stabilize
Algerian cease-fire takes effect at noon ending 72 years of war with France. Premier Ben Youssef ben Khedda cautions no peace yet as European settlers threaten unrest. De Gaulle urges calm while Kennedy and Khrushchev hail the accord and recognition.
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Algiers
France
Algeria
Rome
Tunis
Morocco
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Jean Morin
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
Adamstown School Addition Approved by Board of Education
The Board of Education unanimously approved an eight room addition to Adamstown elementary, modeled on the Lewistown plan. The project aims to house 189 current students and 57 Doubs school Negro students, with multi purpose space and admin quarters, while land purchase and condemnation steps proceed.
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Board of Education
Adamstown
Lewistown
Doubs
Point of Rocks
Homer Renn
Tax Bill For Disaster Aid Passes
The Senate passed emergency tax relief for disaster victims since January. President Kennedy requested 35 million dollars to aid storm and flood areas, with primary beneficiaries in East Coast states and Kentucky West Virginia. The plan allows deducting uninsured losses on 1961 taxes and extends relief to corporations. 25 million would fund state and local restoration in New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia Kentucky and Idaho.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Kentucky
West Virginia
John J. Williams
House
Williams
White House
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Idaho
Tawes Campaign Bus Tour Hits Western Maryland Stops
Governor Tawes launches a two month bus tour across Maryland to tout a four year record and push for re election. The group including Daniel Brewster Louis Goldstein Thomas Finan and Perry Wilkinson visits Allegany Garrett and Washington Frederick Carroll counties with plans to cover more areas ahead of the May 15 primary. A strike delayed departure and the party switched from a decorative rail bus to a Baltimore Transit Co. bus before reuniting near Frederick.
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Oakland
Tawes
Maryland
Garrett County
Garrett
Allegany County
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Daniel B. Brewster
U.S
U. S. Senate
Louis L. Goldstein
Thomas B. Finan
Perry O. Wilkinson
U. S. House
Baltimore
Baltimore and
Weisberg Goose Gift Reaches Natal Region South Africa
A Natal Region South Africa agricultural official seeks prices from Harold Weisberg of Hyattstown for brown China geese and eggs after learning of his prize gander via a Letter postmarked March 10 from Cedara. Weisberg refers the inquiry to Joseph D. Couch of Milwaukee Wisconsin, editor of Ducks and Geese. A Peace Corps project connected to Weisberg’s white China geese drew the notice.
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Peace Corps
Harold Weisberg
St. Jaiia
West Indies
Weisberg
Hyattstown
Department of Agriculture
Natal
South Africa
Joseph D. Couch
Milwaukee Wise
Cedara
Jackie Kennedy First Elephant Ride At Amber Fort
Jacqueline Kennedy, accompanied by Princess Lee Radziwill and an official, rode a 35 year old elephant named Bibia about 50 yards in the Amber Fort courtyard near Jaipur. The ornate howdah glowed with gold and silver filigree as bells rang and she wore a yellow silk dress.
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Jaipur
India
Jacqueline Kennedy
Bibia
Amber Fort
Forecast Showers Tonight and Vernal Equinox Details
Scattered showers are predicted tonight and tomorrow as Frederick Countians await spring. The Vernal Equinox occurs at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday when day and night are equal. Temperatures rise to the upper 50s with a low around 40s. early morning low dipped to 21 degrees.
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Frederick
Two Soldiers Convicted In Route 40 Snack Bar Brawl
In Magistrate Court two East Coast Relay Station soldiers faced disorderly conduct charges from a March 3 brawl at a Route 40 snack bar. Donald Bozzo and companion John Pojlumbi received suspended fines. Separate cases included a Baltimore motorist speeding and a youth non-support verdict.
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East Coast
Richard W. Peters
Donald Bozzo
William T. McGee
Bozzo
John Pojlumbi
McGee
Stanley Y. Bennett
Polumbia
Baltimore
Albert Golden
Charles R. Twigg
Jackie Forsythe
Golden
Beverly J. Sexton
Frederick Junction
James Sexton
Rockville
Roscoe
Cubbers
Columbus
Ohio
Norman T.trump
North Market Street
Barrick to Attend Dundalk Dinner as Attorney General Candidate
Senator Samuel W. Barrick, Democratic primary contender for Attorney General, will be guest of honor at a Dundalk dinner hosted by Mrs. Shanon W. Bohrer and Mrs. Polly Hammaker with about 200 attendees. He plans to campaign in Carroll and Washington counties Tuesday through Friday and join fellow ticket members for the weekend opening of headquarters on North Court Street.
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Samuel W. Barrick
Dundalk
Shanon
W. Bohrer
Polly’ Hammaker
Barrick
Carroll County
Washington County
Mahoney, Lee, Barrick, Sickles, and Levine
North Court Street
Reds Still Oppose Any Inspection
In Geneva the Soviet Union said it is ready to negotiate a nuclear test ban with the United States and Britain but rejects allowing international inspection on Soviet soil. The stance affects prospects for East West talks as Kennedy hints at canceling atmospheric tests if a ban is agreed.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Kennedy
U.S
Valerian Zorin
Russia
Lord Home
London
Harold *Macmillan
Macmillan
Zorin
France
Dean Rusk
Canada
Howard C. Green
Green
Nehru
India
New Delhi
Rusk
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