Kaufman Garage Sold to Employees and New Ownership
Kaufman Garage on East Patrick Street changes hands from Aus tn F Angleberger to three employees Clyde Stup Sr Matthew Morrissey and Halpp Brashear who form Kaufman Sales and Service Inc Brashear becomes president Morrissey secretary treasurer and Windsor Jr leads new truck sales The firm retains all current mechanics and staff and continues full mechanical and truck service including Oldsmobile support and a continued 3 year warranty program on previous New Oldsmobiles.
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Angleberger
International Harvester Company
Éie
Frederick City
Kaufman
East Patrick Street
Robert S. Windsor Jr
Kauf- Inman Garage Company, Inc
Kaufman Sales and Service. Inc
Robert W. Grable
Albert Moser
Roy Gosnell
Walter Beall
James Fox
Appointed assistant office clerk in Farmers Home Admin
Mrs. Earl Kolb Sr. is named assistant office clerk at the Farmers Home Administration office in Winchester Hall. A Union Ridge native and 25 year Frederick County resident, she and her husband reside at 611 Lee Place. She brings prior government service from Fort Scien and the Frederick Baltimore Life Insurance branch, plus retail experience.
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J. Rolfe Castleman
Earl Kolb Sr
Farmers Home Administration
Winchester Hall
Kolb
Unionridge
Frederick County
Shigley’s Inc
Kolbs
Lee Place
Frederick
Fort Scien
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Unionridge High School
Bryant Stratton Business College
Baltimore
Court remands dispute over Holiday Homes project
In Annapolis the Court of Appeals remanded the Montgomery County case between Richard Higham and Jack Pinkston, trustee for creditors, over an auditor’s balance of 1 351.62. Pinkston had agreed to build a Mayo home but could not complete it at the quoted price. Higham completed the home. The high court rejected lack of jurisdiction but sent the matter back for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Montgomery County
Richard Higham
Jack Pinkston
Holiday Homes Inc
Court of Appeals
Pinkston
Montgomery
Higham
Mayo
Anne Arundel County
High Court
Pink‘ston
Garrett County
Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers’ Mutual Casualty Insurance Co
William A. Shirer
Shirer
Talks Resume Between U S and USSR Amid Tense Atmosphere
After months of direct exchange, the United States and the Soviet Union resume negotiations in a chilly mood. President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev show limited progress on Laos and disarmament as Geneva talks reopen. U S pressure grows for clearer Soviet intentions while Congo fallout widens rift between the powers.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Soviet Union
United States
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Kennedy
Khushchev
Siberia
Khrushchev
U. S
Dean Rusk
Andrei St. Gromyko
Laos
Rusk
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gromrko
United Nations
Geneva
Congo
U S Seeks Firm Yet Flexible Cold War Stance
The new policy framework aims for a firm but not rigid approach to Berlin and other issues, extending long‑developing positions. It will be backed by a stronger arms program and a drive to win global opinion in face of Soviet challenges.
May Change African Aid
Assistant Secretary of State G. Mennen Williams urged Kennedy to boost Africa aid with quick impact programs such as medical care and supplies. He noted good will toward the United States but warned of racial discrimination and lingering U.S. policy issues. Williams reported a 24 000 mile Africa tour and said the President would disclose recommendations. He observed rising Communist activity in Africa as China and the USSR compete for influence.
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Washington
G. Mennen Williams
Kennedy
Africa
Michigan
United States
Peace Corps
Williams
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Poland
China
Fingerprinting Rule Could End For Aliens Staying Long Term
The Kennedy administration may abolish the fingerprinting requirement for aliens planning to stay in the United States more than one year. A decision is expected soon, with the State Department noting the president can revoke the rule without new legislation. Soviet correspondents currently in the U.S. have contested the need for fingerprints for visa renewals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Joseph Reap
Soviet Union
New York
Reap
Pope John XXIII Receives Bomboko in Private Audience
Pope John XXIII met with Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko of the Congo in a private audience in Vatican City Rome. Bomboko is in Rome for a week of rest following a recent operation.
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Vatican
Vatican City
John XXIII
Justin Bomboko
Congo
Bomboko
Rome
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Jackie
John F. Kennedy
Planet
Cit
Lee Radzinell
Secret Service
la Guardia
Nikita
JFK
Fisher’s Inc
Shop Penney
Hex
America
New York Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
P.O
New York 1
N. Y
Joe's
AUTO
E. Third St
Coblentz & Main
Exclusively Insurance
N. Court ST
Delphey’s Sports Store
W. Patrick ST
Kaempf & Harris
American Standard
Frederick, Md
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Monument
Our
Weil Brothers Hamilton
E. South
Kkk
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