Lutheran Meet Set Sunday
The United Lutheran Church Women from Frederick and Carroll counties plan a conference wide study at Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday afternoon. The event highlights the theme The Church's Mission in the Town and Country with displays from 41 ULCW groups and the Old Chapel exhibit. A Mt. Zion CLOW from Jefferson will perform Deep Roots at 3 30 followed by a discussion. All bring box suppers. coffee and cake provided. devotional closes the program.
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Frederick
Carroll Counties
United Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ULCW
Middle Conference
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
United States
Canada
Thurmont
Physical Social Needs To Be Discussed In Frederick
Frederick senior citizens discussion set for April 5 at Winchester Hall. Local steering group includes Mrs. Geneva Barthel director of Welfare, Mrs. Ruth Crawford supervisor at Chronic Hospital, and Dr H L Fahrney of Windohbona Convalescent and Host Home. Meeting aims to outline plans for state study and aging group leadership. Western Maryland Regional Meeting planned to integrate concrete aging plans.
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Frederick
Winchester Hall
Geneva Barthel
Ruth Crawford
Chronic Hospital
H. L. Fahrney
Windohbona
Areng
Barthel
Maryland
Regi
Wsed
Winter Freeze Grips Nation Extending From Dakotas to Delaware
Unseasonal cold and snow spread across the United States as the AP reports a late winter pattern. Records fell with Albany reaching 2 above and Windsor Locks hitting 10 above marking new March 26 and date records. Snow continued in Great Lakes and Ohio Valley with towns like Burlington and Madison reporting subzero readings.
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Associated Press
Dakotas
Delaware
Kentucky
Albany
N.Y
Windsor Locks
Conn
the &T
Burlington
Madison
Wis
Lone Rock
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
School to train enumerators for county census starts Monday
About 60 enumerators begin census work in the county on April 1 with three training classes. Sessions will be held at the Board of Education building on East Church Street and at the Middletown Fire Hall under crew leaders Mrs. Frederick D. Eyster and Mrs. Glenn Lenhart. Classes cover canvassing methods and report submission to ensure an accurate count. District Supervisor George R. Hughes notes all workers will carry identification cards and advises residents to verify them. The transient census check March 31 targets motels and hotels housing 50 or more guests.
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Board of Education
East Church Street
Middletown
Frederick D. Eyster
Glenn Lenhart
Guy V. Stevens
George R. Hughes
Ughes
Boy Admits Synagogue Fire Threat Incident in Alabama
In Gadsden Alabama a 16 year old boy admitted to throwing a hazardous device at a synagogue during Friday prayers and firing rounds. Two congregants were injured as they rushed outside. One victim Alan Cohn 35 in serious condition and Alvin Lowi 64 injured in the hand. A car connected to the incident was found abandoned nearby.
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Gadsden
Ala
Circuit
Charles Wrichi
Jerry Earl Hunt
Hunt
Wright
Huni
Mashburn
Alan Cohn
Alvin Lowi
Hyman Rosenburg
Warehouse Fire Damages Three Story Building in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown a three story warehouse formerly housing the Ha gerstown Shoe and Logging Co. burned heavily. Owned by L. Vinton Hersher and leased to Brandi Cabinet Works. Five fire companies battled the flames for three hours. Joseph E. Keefer Jr. reported smelling smoke near the boiler room.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Shoe and Logging Co
Public Square
L. Vinton Hersher
Brandi Cabinet Works
Joseph E. Keefer Jr
Frederick Civic Center arena plans project details
Frederick officials review a proposed Civic Center seating 4900 with 2000 in primary area and 2500 exterior bleachers plus a heated enclosed pool and facilities for stage, dressing rooms, and parking for about 1000. Committees study financing. next council meeting April 13 to finalize recommendation for public presentation. Dr Warren Evans chairs facilities committee and Bowers heads construction committee. Local organizations urged to review sketches and submit comments ahead of a formal proposal.
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Frederick Civic Center
Coun
Ing
Constructionoi
Warren Evans
Bowers
Angleberger
February 83 Car Crashes Reported in Frederick County
State Police report 83 accidents in Frederick County in February, including two fatal crashes killing four people and 19 personal injury incidents. Montgomery led with 343 total accidents and 135 injured, while Washington had 103 total with 38 injuries. Carroll had 29 accidents and 19 injuries. Fatal accidents dropped from 27 to 22 statewide, with overall accidents slightly higher than last February. Causes centered on speed, ice, and weather with most wrecks on Bowden 144 and 338, few on U.S. 40.
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Frederick County
Central Accident Records Division
State Police
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Carroll County
Washington County
Montgomery County
Reri
Ihe
Bowtes
U. S. 40
Theology Students Mark Detrick Vigil Proceedings
Theology students join a vigil at Detrick in Frederick this evening to address morals and democracy. The event includes weekly observances by Southern Restin and local seminarians, emphasizing religious reflection and civic ethics.
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Detrick Vigil
Frederick
Coins From Early Days Of Colonies To Be Displayed
Coins from colonial times to be shown in a panel exhibit at the Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank in Frederick. The collection covers 1722 Wood’s coinage through Civil War tokens, Spanish reales, Virginia halfpennies, the Nova Constellatio pattern, the Fugio, Continental period cents, and U.S. silver commemoratives from 1892 to 1954, highlighting historical U.S. coinage.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
Wood
United States
Shuff
U.S
Benjamin Franklin
Orient
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Frederick
Khrushchev Gets Chilly Welcome in Bordeaux
Khrushchev arrived in Bordeaux amid a restrained reception with a quiet airport welcome and about 10 000 people in the square. Police and military guards controlled the route and a single banner praised De Gaulle while minor scuffles broke out near the national theater during his tour.
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Bordeaux
France
Khrushchev
Communist Party
de Gaulle
Bordeaux Staite
Liberty
Emmitsburg Firemen Seek Funds For Equipment
Emmitsburg Hose Company officers report a community fund drive to raise money for new fire gear and a modern pump. About 1,200 letters mailed to local property owners explain the need to replace aging equipment and meet State Underwriters rules. The department averages 32 responders to fires. current staff numbers 40 or so, with a service and rescue truck. A spring sign is noted as geese fly north.
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Hant Hose Company
Ree Org
Alch
Emmitsburg
Ihe
Imio Ihe
Ager
E Company
40Eer
Konger
Soviets Block U S Army Train From West Berlin
Soviet forces in East Germany blocked a U S Army train at a Soviet checkpoint near Marlesborn as a swastika was painted in dust on a car. The train, headed to East Germany, remained in Soviet custody for hours before returning to Helmstedt in West Germany. A later train passed Soviet officials and arrived in West Berlin about an hour late. an informant suggested the symbol may have been drawn by someone.
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Berlin
East Germany
Sians
U.S
U. S
Helmstedt
West Germany
Marlesborn
Attache Joins Ranks Of Defectors
In Mexico City an naval attache Jaime Varela Canosa defected from Cuba accusing Fidel Castro of turning the revolution into a Communist dictatorship He plans to seek asylum in the United States with two aides and his family joining later Four Cuban attaches have defected in weeks seeking asylum in the United States and Colombia officials said Pons and Saavedra would be granted asylum as about 1000 other Cubans fled since Castro's rise Grand National winner Badanloch claimed victory in England with coverage of the day's racing events.
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Mexico City
Cuba
Mexico
Fidel Castro
U.S
Laredo
Tex
Varela Canosa
Island Republic
Ernesto Gueva
United States
Angel Saavedra
Washington
Felipe d Vidal Santiago
Venezuela
Santiago
Colombia
Pons
Saavedra
Castro
Ready To Agree On A Ban In Nuclear Tests
Washington AP reports President's visit to David, Maryland, and a possible moratorium on small underground nuclear tests. Secretary Herter says US policy will be presented to Macmillan after discussing positions. Macmillan may seek conditional acceptance with an interium, while parts of the Soviet proposal face opposition from Defense and AEC.
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Soviet Union
Amp David
Christian A. Herster
Force Base
Macmillan
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Herter
United States
Geneva
Explosion damages tanker Mobil Astral near La Cruz port
A massive blast ripped the 17,598 ton tanker Mobil Astral as it prepared to sail from La Cruz oil port, 20 miles east of Caracas, with 200,000 barrels of crude. Eleven crew injured, 23 missing, fire spread to the dockside area and oil terminal, firefighters battled to contain the blaze.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Mobil Astral
United States
la Cruz
Fepo
Wee Women Here's 2 cents for the overtime on your library book
A brief comic note quotes a child or writer asking for two cents as overtime payment for a library book overdue. It hints at a whimsical or editorial tone about library fines. No further names or dates are specified in the readable text.
Lost girl may return to San Bernardino lover’s spot
Edward Berg, now 26 and a Chicago high school teacher, returns yearly to Urbita Springs near San Bernardino on March 24 hoping Angela Dornna will reappear. Their 1952 romance ended after 30 days as Angela moved away, and Berg has spent thousands tracing long-lost love while clinging to a belief she will come back to the tree shaded paths where they once dreamed of a future.
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Berg
Angela Dornna
San Bernardino
Angela
San Diego
Bermuda
New
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Xerrman
Badanloch
Profi
Camp David
Nipwe
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