Progressive Annexation Proposed for Frederick Area
Julian Tarrant of Ladislas Se goe and Associates urges annexing about 19 square miles east to the Monocacy River and surrounding zones to the city of Frederick to guide 25 years of growth. He cites planning needs, zoning gaps, and tax, service, and regional efficiency benefits while noting consent, notices, and possible referendums under Maryland law.
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Julian Tarrant
Ladislas Segoe and Associates
Frederick
Monocacy River
Rock Creek
Butterfly Lane
Shookstown Road
Harmony Grove
Tarrant
Mt Airy Boy Treated For Knife Cut
A 1-year-old white boy from Mt. Airy was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a knife cut on the hand about 10 40 p m Thursday The youth Le Roy L Dick of Mt Airy said he was riding in a car with Billy Downs also of Mt Airy on East Fourth street when two carloads of colored youths ordered Downs to pull over Dick said about eight colored youths piled out of the car and he was cut Police could not identify those involved
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Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Leroy L. Dick
Billy Downs
Mt Airy
East Fourth Street
Downs
Man Guilty Of Reckless Driving
A 24 year old farmer was convicted of reckless driving after a three mile chase with a State Police cruiser near Mt. Pleasant. Guy Lee Snurr Jr. argued his Ford pickup could not reach 70 mph and denied causing harm. He paid a $15 fine. Additional notes recount Roscoe G. McCumber being jailed multiple times after drinking in Columbus. Edgar L. Weedon was ordered to pay $15 weekly for child support with a six month suspended sentence. The piece also covers voting on Kennedy's tax bill in the House with party lines.
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Tap E. Barnes
Guy Lee Sauri Jr
Mt. Pleasant
Barnes
Snurr
North Market Street
Snur
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Roscoe G. McCumber
Columbus
Ohio
McCumber
Sgt
Denver Shook
City Hall
Edgar L. Weedon
Gamnsvile
Byron W. Thompson Ito
House of Correction
Summer Weather Brings Warm Days Then Cooler Outlook
March forecasts promise temperatures reaching the 80s with pleasant outdoor plans. Showers arrive tonight, followed by cooler air with highs in the 50s by Saturday. Last night’s low near 46 ends a week of fluctuating temperatures after a week of warm spells and early planting activity across the county.
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Weather Bureau
Land Power and Telephone Company
Mercury
Havana Prisoners Admit Guilt in Cuban Invasion Trial
Havana papers report more than 1100 prisoners on trial for the April invasion have confessed guilt. Tribunal president Augusto Martinez Sanchez told them they could speak, while Hoy notes all admitted invading their fatherland financed and organized by Yankee imperialists. An auxiliary item: Freddie Harrison, reported broken leg from a pipe brace failure at Frederick Gas project, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Havana
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Hoy
Freddie Harrison
Oakwood Drive
Frderick Gas Company
Patrick
Wisner
Frederick Memonal Hospital
Kennedy Reveals Harvard Expulsion Over Exam Aid
Boston AP report says Edward M Kennedy disclosed in an interview that he was asked to leave Harvard in 1951 after arranging for a freshman friend to take a language exam for him. He regrets the act, later readmitted and graduated in 1956 with honors after military service.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Harvard University
The
Boston Globe
Kennedy
Harvard
Young Kennedy
Massachusetts
Europe
United States
Kennedy Poised to Choose Whittaker Successor
President Kennedy appears to have nearly decided on a Supreme Court appointee to replace retiring Justice Charles Evans Whittaker. Rumors center on Abraham Ribicoff and Arthur Goldberg, with names like Paul Freund and Eugene Rostow also in circulation as possible selections.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Whittaker
Welfare
Abraham A Ribicoff
Connecticut
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Chicago
Ribicoff
Hartford
Goldberg
Whittaker
Paul Abraham Freund
Harvard
High Tribunal
Cold Air Sweeps Eastward Across Flooded Midwest
Cold air pushes from Texas to Ohio driving down temperatures up to 30 degrees in 24 hours and bringing light rain as snow deepens in the flood plagued Midwest. Floodwaters recede in Nebraska while Floyd River crests at Sioux City. Sioux City braces for Big Sioux flood risk. Cherokee and Charles City face evacuations amid rising rivers and emergency declarations in Iowa.
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Associated Press
Texas
Ohio
Midwest
North Dakota
Rapid City
Pueblo
Colo
Nebraska
Iowa
Sioux City
Little Sioux
Cherokee
Marshalltown
Dairy Price Supports Cut To Minimum Levels
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman lowered dairy price supports to the law minimum, risking higher consumer prices and reduced farmer income. Manufacturing milk supports drop to 3.11 per hundred pounds, butter supports fall from 64 to 57.2 cents per pound, with parity shares cut. expected retail price reductions are uncertain as the Agriculture Department also lowers its purchase prices for butter cheese and nonfat dry milk.
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Washingyon
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Agriculture Department
Kehne Wins Shookstown Land In Estate Auction
Charles H. Kehne was the successful bidder at a two-sale for three parcels in Shookstown, part of the Charles E. Brachey estate. He paid 16300 for the full offer, 1300 above the sum of separate bids. Emmett R. Bowlus was auctioneer. Murray H. Fout is trustee. Parcel one about 32 acres with a frame house and outbuildings sold for 10000. Parcel two near 12 acres drew 4000. Parcel three about 2 acres sold for 1000.
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Charles H. Kehne
Shookstown
Charles E. Brachey
Mr. Kehne
Emmett R. Bowlus
Court House
Murray H. Fout
Two Men Escape Jail In Maryland Breakout
Washington AP reports Beverly Stovall 28 and Robert Walden 20 escaped from Charles County Jail in La Plata Md around 2:30 am by sawing bars and climbing to a roof. They were recaptured in Washington within two hours while riding a stolen car with a 1 year old girl who drove to collect them.
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Washington (Ap
la Plata
Charles County
Washington
Silver Hill
Beverly Lynn Stovall
Robert Lee Walden
Sheriff's Office
Stovall
Walden
Indian Head
Maryland
Market drops in New York as trading picks up
The stock market weakened in more active trading early this afternoon in New York. Prices and indices pulled lower as traders reassessed gains and economic signals amid ongoing market volatility.
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New York
Injuries suit seeks 87000 for June Cline injuries
The parents of 18 year old June L Cline sue in Circuit Court for 87500 to cover damages and 12500 for medical expenses after she was struck Feb 24 on Scholls Lane near Burck street. Defendant listed as John Ludwig Kerns of Logan Street. Cline, a Frederick High School senior, remains hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The accident occurred around 910 pm when she crossed toward the South End Civic Association building after alighting from a car parked on Scholls Lane. The suit alleges negligent operation of the vehicle and seeks recovery for pain and permanent injury.
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June L. Cline
John Ludwig Kerns
Logan Street
Edwin F. Nikirk
Wilbur L. Cline
West Twelfth Street
Miss Cline
Frederick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Scholl
Scholl's
South End
Kerns
Cline
No Fly By Night Scheme To Release 75 Million Flies In Texas
Washington AP reports the government plans to breed 75 million sterile screwworm flies weekly to eradicate the cattle-killing pest in Texas and adjacent states. The effort uses irradiated sterile males to interrupt reproduction, with a $3 million request to expand now.
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Washington
Texas
Mexico
United States
Florida
Gulf
Department of Agriculture
House
Southwest
Department
Sai
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Rio Grande
Guido Guido Assumes Argentina Presidency Under Military Watch
In Buenos Aires Jose Maria Guido formally assumed the presidency with military backing amid shouts of Viva Frondizi The ceremony followed a disputed succession after Frondizi was ousted and imprisoned A six minute oath approved by military leaders included banning Peronists Communists and Castroites and placing Argentina under federal control Generals Poggi Alsina and Admiral Penas signed the act as the armed forces asserted influence over the transition.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Viva Frondizi
Senate
Supreme Court
Arturo Frondizi
Guido
Peronistas
Arsentina
Guizco
Frondizi
Front
Cayo Antonio Alsina
Air Force
Agtsylin Penas
Navy
Five Day Forecast and Local Crime News Summary
Five day forecast for Garrett County shows cooler turning Saturday through Monday with a warming trend by Tuesday and Wednesday. Normal highs 55 to 60 and lows 36 to 41, some 30s in the region. Precipitation may total about half an inch with showers Saturday and Sunday. In Chattanooga police report a 34 year old man from Lookout Mountain faced multiple charges after a night of arrests and escapes. Gus Hall and Benjamin Davis, top officials of the U S Communist Party, pleaded innocent to failing to register under the Internal Security Act of 1950.
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Associated Press
Garrett County
Washington
Gus Hall
Benjamin J. Davis
U.S
Communist Party
Hall
Davis
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