Smith Reappointed to Frederick County Board of Education
Thurmont businessman Ross V. Smith was reappointed today by Governor J Millard Tawes to the Frederick County Board of Education. He begins a third six year term and has long supported modernization in education while serving as board president in prior years. Other Maryland county boards also announced reappointments and new appointees across Allegany Anne Arundel Carroll Harford Somerset and St Mary's counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Ross V. Smith
J. Millard Tawes
Frederick County
James A. Sensenbaugh
Smith
Howard County
Edward L.cochran
Clarkesville
James R. Moxley Jr
West Friendship
General Assembly
Allegany
May B. Bolt
Eckhart Mines
Anne Arundel
Louis L. Siege
Sealing Off Hanson Basement at North Bentz Street
The City Housing Authority seeks bids for John Hanson Apartments basement improvements on North Bentz street. First floor will be blocked off with key access only, keys stored at the Housing Authority on West Sixth street. Bids due May 28 at 2 p.m with 15 percent accompanying each bid. scope includes partitioning stairs and securing basement entrances across seven locations.
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City Housing Authority
John Hanson
North Bentz Street
Housing Authority
West Sixth Street
J. Frank Main Sr
Convalescent Center Project In City Sparks Interest
Sio wspark and Convalescent Center are being built by Trison, Inc in this city. Construction progresses with local plans for a new health facility, signaling growth and potential employment opportunities for residents.
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Trison, Inc
City
Frederick County Alcoholic Beverage Consumption Rises
Frederick County shows a renewed rise in alcoholic beverage consumption. State Comptroller figures for January to March 1964 reveal a 13.8 percent increase from the same period in 1962, 4.7 percent above the state average, with Frederick ranking fifth in the state.
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Frederick County
State Comptroller’s Office
Frederick
Youth F Faces Alcohol Charge In Two Weeks
A 16 year old Frank W. Jewell of Adamstown faces a new charge of minor in possession of alcohol after an accident that day left two cars and two street signs damaged. He was previously convicted of minor in possession last Friday for an April 18 incident on East Third street. He faces additional charges of hit and run and juvenile delinquency. Trial is set for May 15 along with a drunken driving and traffic center offense. The report also notes state alcohol tax distributions for Frederick County with total state distribution of 574745.50 and Frederick's share rising about six per cent in nine months.
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Frank W. Jewell
Adamstown
Jewell
Ropp
John Wheeldon
William Travis
Frederick County
Anne Arundel
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Carroll
Howard
Washington
Schedule Listed For Congressional Hopeful Harry Simms
Harry Simms a Republican candidate for U S Congressman from the Sixth District will speak at West Frederick Junior High School Monday at 7 30 p m Campaign chair James Mayberry said Simms will also tour the county on Thursday The week’s campaign schedule includes Monday 7 30 p m speech at West Frederick Junior High School Tuesday reception 1 p m dinner 6 p m in Wheaton Wednesday 11 30 a m Mid Montgomery Republican Club meeting in Wheaton Thursday tour of Frederick and Washington counties Friday tour of Alleghany and Garrett counties Saturday coffee hour Wheaton 4 to 6 p m
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Harry Simms
U. S
West Frederick
James Mayberry
Simms
West Frederick Junior High School
Wheaton
Mid- Montgomery Women’s Republican Club
Frederick
Washington
Alleghany
Garrett
Pedestrian Hit By Car At Crosswalk
Prominent Frederick retiree s Frank Thomas treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being struck in a crosswalk by Lewis Plum. Police: both moved on correct lights. Plum charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian.
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S. Frank Thomas
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas
South Carroll Street
Lewis A. Plum
RFD
Frederick
Plum
East Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Mr. Thomas
Calvin L. Phillips
New York
Edward McGrath
Newburgh
N.Y
West Patrick Street
McGrath
Center Island
Harry J. Frost
James Street
Gideon T. Darks
Richard Baugher
City Police
North Market Street
Thirteenth Street
Paul L. May
North Wisner Street
Mildred Miller
East Fourteenth Street
May
North
Policeman Injured When Car Rams Cruiser On U S 240
State trooper Howard T. Dinterman 25 stationed at Rockville was injured when a northbound pickup hit the police cruiser blocking U S 240 to aid a stalled motorist. The 1963 Ford police car was demolished. Plummer 56 of Rocky Ridge was charged with failing to reduce speed to avoid a collision. Burger 21 of Culler avenue was involved in the stalled vehicle case. Dinterman is in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital with back and neck injuries.
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U. S. 240
Howard T. Dinterman
Rockville Barracks
U.S. 240
Here
Dinterman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Shields Trailer Court
U.S. 15 South
Ronald H. Burger
Culler Avenue
Earl H. Plummer
Rocky Ridge
Burger
Plummer
Robert C. Snyder
Stabbings Raise Race Motive In Harlem Slayings
New York police connect fatal stabbings of two white women to possible racial motive by militant youths. Two suspects arrested. one allegedly admits killing a white social worker in Harlem on April 11. Victims include Magit Sugar 45 and Eileen A Johnston 28. Police link to Watts 29 and Bulgach 71 homicides. No robbery reported.
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New York
Harlem
Magit Sugar
Eileen A. Johnston
Elgin
David L. Watts
Jules Bulgach
Watts
Bulgach
Sugarloaf Land Sold To Jamison in County Sale
Charles H. Jamison of Poolesville bought about 49 acres near Sugarloaf Mountain for 10150 at a trustee sale on the County Courthouse steps. The unimproved land, owned by the heirs of the late William J. Proctor, lies about two miles west of Comus near Mt Ephraim Road in Frederick County. Included were old wooden buildings of no value. Delbert Null was auctioneer and Alton Bennett and Stewart Hobbs Brown were trustees.
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Charles H. Jamison
Poolesville
Sugarloaf Mountain
William J. Proctor
Comus
Mt. Ephriam Road
Frederick County
Delbert $. Null
Alton ¥. Bennett
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Tawes Calls For End Of Food Strike
Maryland Governor Tawes urged an immediate end to a food strike closing seven major chains across the state. He offered state mediation services and urged the retail store employees union and the food store association to resolve differences promptly. He warned the strike harms citizens and the economy and risks health and welfare.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
Food Store Association
Unio
Acme Food
State Commissioner of Labor
Johnson hosts off the record chat with reporters
President Johnson invited reporters into his office for a brief, informal exchange. Newsmen anticipated a formal news conference but the session was a relaxed talk lasting about forty five minutes before he departed to a luncheon engagement.
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Washington
Johnson
Five Day Forecast From AP
The forecast says temperatures will average 2 to 5 degrees below normal from Saturday through Wednesday with normal highs of 67 to 73 and lows of 45 to 54, dipping near 40 in far Western Maryland. A gradual warming trend is expected and rainfall will be minimal or none.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Methodist General Conference Approves Integration Plan
AP report from Pittsburgh notes over 900 delegates voted to adopt a voluntary racial integration plan for the church. The plan would merge white and Negro church subdivisions on a voluntary basis and eliminate the all Negro Central Jurisdiction, affecting about 375,000 Black members within 9.6 million white Methodists nationwide. Southern delegates opposed, while a motion to eliminate all six jurisdictions failed.
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Pittsburgh
Worldwide Methodist General Conference
Commission On
South Barlier
Harp Property Sells for 28000 at Reno County Court
Deed records show Harp Jr and others sold the two story brick dwelling at 17 West Second Street Reno to Warren Browning for about 28000 dollars, reflected by revenue stamps on the deed. The property features 34 foot frontage on West Second Street.
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County Court House
Reno
Harp Jr
West
Second Street
Warren Browning
Wallace Puts Fire In Contest In Maryland Primary
Maryland Democratic presidential primary becomes a competitive test of Wallace influence as Gov George Wallace campaigns in Maryland. Sen Daniel Brewster joins the race as stand in for Johnson while state leaders back Brewster and Goldstein. Brews ter’s campaign anchors with Goldstein as Wallace intensifies the contest.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U.S. Senate
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
Johnson
Brewster
Wallace
Louis L. Goldstein
Joseph D. Tydings
Goldstein
Khrushchev warns of disaster over Cuba air space violations
Premier Khrushchev in Moscow warns that continued U S reconnaissance over Cuba could bring disaster to provocateurs. Fidel Castro in Havana says no more flights and hints at war if needed. State Department says flights will continue. May Day rallies in Moscow and Beijing highlight Cold War tensions including a split between the Soviet Union and Red China and a new Soviet antiaircraft rocket.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
U.S
Cuba
Kremlin
Fidel Castro
Havana
State Department
Peking
Soviet Union
Red China
Red Square
East Germany
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
United States
Lenin
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Chou Enlai
China
Chou
Princess Margaret Delivers Second Child Daughter
Princess Margaret of Britain has given birth to a daughter, her second child. Lord Snowdon praised the baby as a super child, while Elizabeth II's sister and Snowdon also have a son, Viscount Lindley, born in 1961. The newborn will be titled The Lady Armstrong-Jones with a Christian name.
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London
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Queen Elizabeth
Snowdon
Viscount Lindley
Armstrong-Jones
Nursing home planned off West Seventh Street
Construction of a 75 bed nursing and rest home, The Frederick Nursing Home and Convalescent Center, will begin within a month. It is the first major project of Trison Inc. and will cost over a quarter million dollars. The site is in the Medical District, near Frederick Memorial Hospital and doctors offices. Groundbreaking in 2-3 weeks with completion anticipated in six months.
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West Seventh Street
Medical Area
Frederick Nursing Home
North Street
Toll House
Montclair Avenues
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Food Service Associates of California
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Hanson
Sio Wspark
Nursing Home
Jamison
Nikita Khrushchev
Tass
Soviet Agency
Methodist Church
Harp
Soviets
Princess Margaret
Camaros
Wis Papeete
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