Motorist Hits Car and Store on West South Street
Kenneth Eugene Harding of West Seventh Street faces six charges after a high speed sequence that began with a parked car on West South Street and ended when his 1955 Pontiac Sedan plowed into a grocery store corner at West Fifth and Market. Damages include a split store beam, cracked show window, and a damaged soft drink machine. Jacobs’s 1955 Ford is totaled. Police logged two additional minor incidents and two drivers charged with reckless driving.
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West South Street
West Fifth
North Market Streets
Kenneth Eugene Harding
West Seventh Street
Harding
Robert Wayne Jacobs
South Market Street
Fifth and Market
Harry Harrington
Ford
Jacobs
Harold D. Walsh
Jacob Shoemaker
East
Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Walsh
Carroll
Shoemaker
Mehrl Calvin Long
Anthony Edward Berde
James Oliver Burris
William Lester Cromwell
Charles Robert Norris
East Second Street
Thurmont
J. R. Dubel
Look For Showers Sunday In Frederick Area
Typical Spring weather is predicted for the Frederick area over the weekend with bright sunshine today and Sunday evening showers. Temperatures today near 59 degrees, with mild Sunday highs, then rain returns Sunday night into Monday while nights stay chilly and a near freezing low persists. Spring adornments appear as flowers bloom and grass greens in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Boy Reported Shot Near Rock Creek Park Maryland
A Rockville ambulance was summoned to an area of Rock Creek park near Md. 28 about 11 25 a m today after a boy was reported shot. No details were available.
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Rockville
Rock Creek Park
MD. 28
Mahoney Campaign Picketing Sparks Maryland Rally Feud
Democratic Attorney General hopeful Samuel W. Barrick greeted the George Mahoney forces at his home county as Mahoney’s backers opened a headquarters on South Court Street. Fellow candidate David Hume urged probes into alleged picketing at a Hagerstown restaurant and asked rival Finan and Barrick to opine on possible Corrupt Practices Code violations.
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Samuel W. Barrick
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
South Court Street
David Hume
Hagerstown
Hume
Barrick
Thomas B. Finan
Carroll County
United Democratic Clubs
Washington County
Finan
Gov. Tawes
Maryland
George Mahoney
Tawes Urges Attendance at Governor’s Recreation Conference
Gov. J. Millard Tawes urged all Maryland residents interested in recreation to attend the enth annual Governor's Conference on Recreation and Parks set for April 12 to 14 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He noted progress in registering recreationists statewide and creating a Recreation Specialist position, and he will address the luncheon on April 14.
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J. Millard Tawes
Kennedy
Francis Scott Key
Tawes
Boy Scout Exposition Scheduled at National Guard Armory
About 1,700 Scouts from 50 units in the city and county will showcase “Strengthen America, Character Counts” at a May 12 exposition at the National Guard Armory starting 1 p.m. Zeigler named general chairman. 44 units already registered. event features booths, stage presentations, and awards for qualifying booths.
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America
National Guard Armory
George A. Zeigler
Zeigler
Charles E. Broadcup
Roger Cann
Lester Holmes
James Bartgis
Richard Shipley
Frank Cottrell
Francis W. Bush Sr
Neiman Brunk
James C. McCanner
George J. Barthell
Lee W. Jacobs
Grayson B. Haller Jr
Francis Scott Key
GOP Office to be staffed daily through elections
The Republicans on North Court Street will staff their headquarters daily with Mrs Audrey Woodman leading the team. Plans include permanent year round staffing of the office as the party prepares for both elections.
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North Court Street
Audrey Woodman
Fire guts tavern near Emmitsburg in county blaze
An arson expert from State Police Headquarters at Pikesville investigated the fire that gutted the Blue Duck Inn near Emmitsburg just after midnight. Damage was estimated at least 25000 dollars. Harry J. Boland owned the tavern with a rear residence. About 50 firemen from Emmitsburg battled the blaze for hours. investigators Sgt. Leo Sullivan and Tfe. Earl F. Tracey led the probe along Route 97, one mile west of Emmitsburg.
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Pikesville
Emmitsburg
Harry J. Boland
Vigilant Hose Company
$500 Given To Blood Program In Frederick County
The Frederick County Medical Society donates $500 to the Frederick County Blood program and urges doctors to pledge one pint of blood annually. James A. Grove says 2,700 donors are targeted by July 1 as Frederick Memorial Hospital joins, blood for families of participants is provided, and no $50 per pint billing will occur.
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Frederick County Medical Society
Frederick County
Harry W. Gray
James A. Grove
The
Medical Society
Red Cross
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grove
Grave
Kennedy To Call On Eisenhower In Palm Springs
President Kennedy, in California for a weekend visit, plans a courtesy call on former President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Kennedy, staying near Bing Crosby’s desert retreat, will meet Eisenhower at the Eldorado Country Club as the younger leader continues his subtler protocol in the resort area.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Kennedy
Desert
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Freedom
Bing Crosby
Eisenhower
Eldorado Country Club
Salvation Army to Install Officers at Advisory Board Dinner
Mrs. Michael J. Croghan will be installed for a second term as chairman at a Salvation Army Advisory Board meeting at Hotel Frederick. Captain Thomas E. Woodcock will present service awards as Mayor Jacob Ramsburg is reinstalled as treasurer. Major W. R. H. Goodier will install other officers and deliver the keynote. Reservations for the annual meeting are available. Jackie Peshawar visit noted.
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Michael J. Croghan J J
Salvation Army
Army
Hotel
Frederick
Thomas E. Woodcock
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Croghan
Miami Edison
Lakeland
Fla
Augusta
Goodier
Louisville
Dallas
Tex
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
West Virginia
First Territorial Music Institute
Southern Territory
Territorial Music Institute
Territorial
Hetel Frederick
Spring Flooding Possibility Warned by Weather Officials
Associated Press notes damaging spring floods could threaten the midsection if heavy rain or a warmup follows the snowmelt. Weather Bureau observers in St. Louis and Kansas City say the Mississippi and Missouri basins show potential danger, depending on next weeks weather, with current melting gradual and day temperatures in the 40s and nights in the 30s.
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Associated Press
U.S. Weather Bureau
Missouri
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Weather Bureau River Center
Kansas City
Two Local Girls Receive Nursing Caps at Hospital Exercise
Two local girls were among 46 who received nursing caps at an exercise held at Church Home and Hospital Ballti on Friday. Capping ends a six month probation for nursing students and begins the final three year program. Capped were Cynthia Virts, daughter of Delegate and Mrs. C Clifton Virts of this city, and Ardelle M. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville L. Smith of Ijamsville.
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Church Home
Hospital Balltimore
Cynthia Virts
C. Clifton Virts
This City
Ardelle M. Smith
Orville L. Smith
Ijamsville
Frondizi Resignation Sought Amid Military Pressure
Argentine navy leaders reportedly planned to demand President Frondizi’s resignation, with reports from La Prensa and other sources noting possible mediation failure by Gen. Aramburu. The armed forces reportedly dispute whether to pursue constitutional change or a coup as Peronist gains increase.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Pedro Arambillu
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
Frandizi
la Prensa
Navy
Arambtru
National Assembly
Peron
Death of Frederick resident Edward Cramer owner of Sugar the rat terrier
Edward E Cramer known city figure and owner of Sugar the rat terrier died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He formerly lived at 305 West Seventh Street and resided in Middletown for six months. Survived by widow Gertrude Thomas Cramer daughter Ruth Gardner son Edward Cramer Kingston MA brother Clarence and one grandson. Services Monday at 2 p m at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with Rev. Raymond E Wilhelm. interment Lutheran Cemetery Middletown.
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Maurice E. Cramer
Sugar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cramer
West Seventh Street
Middletown
Ruth Gardner
Gertrude Thomas Cramer
Edward Cramer
Kingston
Mass
Clarence
Pleasant
Gladhill Funeral Home
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Lutheran Cemetery
French Army encircles Bab el Oued in Algeria crisis
French troops loyal to Charles de Gaulle ringed the Bab el Oued district as fighting raged over Algeria's push for independence. Airstrikes, tanks, and helicopters used heavy force. at least 15 soldiers and three settlers were killed with many wounded. Rumors of a wider uprising circulated as authorities feared a broader revolt.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Lense
Bab-el-Oued
France
de Gaulle
Reds Assail U S Aid To Viet Nam
Tokyo dispatch reports Red China denounces stepped up U S military aid to South Viet Nam as a threat to peace. Peiping accuses U S air force and pilots of direct involvement while insisting Americans are non combatants. Saigon sources say U S troops in training and support role may total seven thousand.
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Tokyo
Red China
South Viet
Nam
Southeast Asia
Peiping
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
China
New China News Agency
People’s Daily Observer
Diem
Saigon
Cpl Hasenbuhbler Rites Set Today
HAGERSTOWN Active pallbearers for the funeral of State Police Corporal David Hasenbuhler who died Thursday morning are First Set C D Mades TFC Glenn Bowman Sgt Clyde Brucker Cpl Richard E Garvey TFC Harry Bowman and Trooper Robert McLeaf Jr Honorary pallbearers will include Robert McCleaf Sr Donald R Russell William Wisegarver Melvin Shipley Deputy Leister Isanogle Sgt 5 M Conrad Sheriff Charles Price Lt C E Cook Capt W W Corbin TFCs Ronald Norford and Stafford Services will be held at the Suter Router Funeral Home today at 2 30 p m Interment will be nokia in Rowe Hill Cemetery
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Hagerstown
David Hasenbuhler
C. D. Mades
Glenn Bowman
Clyde Brucker
Richard E. Garvey
Harry Bowman
Robert McLeaf Jr
Robert McCleaf Sr
Donald R. Russell
William Wisegarver
Melvin Shipley
Leister Isanogle
5. M. Conrad
Charles Price
C. E. Cook
W. W. Corbin
TFC
Ronald Norford
Stafford
Suter-Router
Nokia
Rowe Hill Cemetery
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Brehives
Home
Mahoney and
Armory
GOP
James A
Dio
Weee Eer Grove
Mr. Grove
Dr. Gray
Fire Guts
Doctor’s Group
Berkeley
Uni
Versity
Jackie Peshawar
Pakistan
Northwest Frontier
Guntelis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kyber Pass
Viet Nam
Cpl. Hasenbuhbler
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