Elm Street School bids to be opened
The Board of Education will open bids May 23 at 2 p.m. for major alterations and a new cafeteria at Elm Street Junior High School. The project includes wiring, acoustical ceilings, heating controls, new floors, updated restrooms, showers for girls and boys, auditorium renovations, and drainage work.
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Frederick High School
Elm Street
West Frederick
Charles F. Bowers
Nixon Plans For Breather At South American Soccer Match
Vice President Nixon planned a rest stop in Quito by attending a local soccer game. Police prepared for a possible demonstration at the stadium as Nixon received a warm reception from residents after earlier protests in Peru. Communists were blamed for Peru’s hostility and were said to number under 3,000 of Ecuador’s 600,000 voters.
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Quito
Ecuador
Nixon
Per
Unexploded Ordnance Display Touring Frederick County
A second army display of unexploded enemy ordnance will tour Frederick County next week. Lt. James D. Springle of the 149th Ordnance Detachment will supervise a trailer exhibit parked at Fort Meade and moved daily to Kresge on North Clarke Street Walkersville Thurmont Emmitsburg and Brunswick with final stop at the Engles Club on West Potomac Street.
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Fort Meade
James D. Springie
149Th Ordnance Detachment
Springle
Fredericksonians
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Kresge
North Clarket Street
Walkersville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Engles Club
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Cumberland man jailed in death of woman in missing case
West Virginia authorities hold a Cumberland Maryland taxi driver on an open investigation connected to the disappearance of Emma M. Smith. Her purse and shoes were found on the Potomac bank at Wiley Ford near Cumberland. Police note a suspicious 45 to 50 year old woman and plan to drag the river today.
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Keyser
W. Va
West Virginia
Cumberland
Emma M. Smith
Potomac River
Wiley Ford
South
Mineral County
Restoration of Gath Hall At Gathland State Park Advances
A Baltimore conference reportedly leads to proceeding on restoring Gath Hall at Gathland State Park in Frederick County. The plan cuts a rear shelter and lowers total contract to about 38000 dollars within the legislative appropriation. Fortunes hinge on formal signing and notice to proceed.
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Gath Hall
Gathland State Park
South Mountain
Frederick County
Baltimore
State Department of Public Improvements
Jacob R. Ramsburg
James J. O'Donnell
Department of Public Works
Col
Lawrence Langston
Charles F. Bowers
Frederick
J. Herman Mock
Mack
Three Major Frederick County Music Events Schedule
Frederick County Public Schools announce three major music events this month. All-County High School Band concert Tuesday at 8 15 p m in Baker Park features 95 senior students from Frederick Thurmont Middletown Walkersville Emmitsburg and Brunswick under directors Sperry Storm Jerry Marroe Calvin Wacker Howard Andrews and Thomas Silliman. The All-County Vocal Music Festival is May 20 at 8 15 p m at Frederick High with 245 junior high and 140 senior high participants from eight and seven schools respectively, led by Ruth Stull Mildred Trevett and others. A Junior High Band concert follows May 28 in Baker Park with 105 students from six schools, directed by the same team.
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Baker Park
Frederick High
Frederick
Thurmont
Middletown
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Sperry Storm
Frederick City
Jerry Marroe
Calvin Wacker
Howard Andrews
Thomas Silliman
Liberty
James L. Fisher
Elmstreet
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Ronald Boller
Wilma Michael
Barbara Nicodemus
Judy Rudy
Nancy Thrasher
Virginia Zimimertian
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Mary Alexander
Vernon Cassell
Edward Higinbotham
David McDevitt
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Jerry Williams
Richard ‘Stottlemyer
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Daryl Hawkins
Charles Stockman
Edward Daugherty
Robert Stottlemyer
Jack Harpold
Irvin Johnson
Thomas Horman
Michael Pye
John Good
Douglas Mills
Janet Springer
Joseph Fleagle
Richard
Seven Hundred Students Tour Fort Detrick During Armed Forces Week
About 700 high school science students will tour Fort Detrick during Armed Forces Week starting May 12. Escorts include Dr. W P Iverson and Dr. Morton Reitman. groups from Elm Street Junior High Lincoln School Frederick High and other schools will visit May 12 13 14 15 and 16. The program includes a preview of exhibits such as Help Fight Pollution Now under USPHS Captain Holdenried with emphasis on science careers and national defense funding. Colonel Grothaus notes Fort Detrick events merge with Armed Forces Day May 17 and thanks Frederick and Middletown high schools for band contributions.
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Fort Detrick
Armed Forces
Richard M. Clendennin
Elm Street Junior High School
W. P. Iverson
Lincoln ‘School
St. Joseph's High
Emmitsburg
St. John’s High
Noel Grass
Iverson
Morton Reisman
Elm Street
Frederick High
L. A. Jones Jr
Dr. Gross
Iverson J
Lincoln School
Gross
Reitman
United States Public Health Service
Robert Hol Jdenried
USPHS
Detrick
Quentin Earhart
James Sensenbaugh
United States
Donald G. Grothaus
Chemical Corps
Frederick County
Fort Detrickoni
Grothaus
Thei
Frederick
Middletown
Sunshine Returns Across U.S. Amid Storms and Floods
Associated Press reports sunshine returning to most of the United States while isolated storm clouds linger. In Catlettsburg Kentucky flooding forced about 300 families from homes as Big Sandy and Ohio rivers recede. The Ohio River is expected to crest at Cincinnati as cooler air moves into the region.
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Catlettsburg
Ohio
Cincinnati
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Dakotas
New England
California
Texas
Oklahoma
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Carolina Coast
R D Stickell Seeks Alderman Seat in Republican Bid
Dr. R Dean Stickell announces candidacy for Frederick aldermanic post subject to the Republican convention. A resident since 1923, he previously practiced as a chiropractor and later joined the health department before becoming area representative for Woodward Laboratories. He is the third Republican candidate joining Emmett Boewlus and Charles Staley.
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Rockwell Terrace
Board of Aldermen
Dr. Stickell
Emmett R. Boewlus
Charles P. Staley
Stickell
Frederick
Greencastle
Frederick County Health Department
Woodward Laboratories of
California
Two Die in Car Crash on U S 15 Near Hansonville
A morning crash on U S 135 south of Hansonville killed Mrs. Evelyn Marie Delauder 42 of Lewistown and LeRoy Smith 23, formerly of Union Bridge area. Driver Alton Pyles 20 and Clyde Nicholas Moxley 44 survived, with Pyles suffering a pelvic injury and Moxley a compound leg fracture. The 19 four door Plymouth left the road, struck a tree, and emergency crews freed them after about 30 minutes. Funeral details follow for Delauder and Smith. both bodies at local funeral homes.
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Lewistown
W. LeRoy Smith
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Examiner
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San Francisco
Taneytown Youth Killed In Early Morning Wreck
A 22 year old Taneytown man was killed when his car left Littlestown Road near Easton Street and struck a bank. Another passenger, Eugene Cluis, 22, of Taneytown, is in critical condition at the hospital. Garrett served three years in the Marine Corps and is survived by his parents and five siblings. Funeral services are planned Tuesday at ten from the funeral home with Rev. Stanley B Jennings officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
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Yellysburg
Lestown
Littlestown- Gettysburg
Raymond Glenn Garrett
Eugene Cluis
Garrett
Marine Corps
Merle H
Aimee Atland Garrett
Emma Devilbiss
Keysville
Joanne Morrison
Philip Garrett
Merle F
Martha Garrett
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. O. Fuss
Fogle Announces C M Fogle for Alderman Seat
Clarence Michael Fogle of Linden becomes the fourth Republican candidate for the Board of Aldermen subject to the GOP convention at the Court House Monday evening. A WWII veteran, Fogle works as an estimator and superintendent in plumbing and heating contracts for Mehr FL Wachter and Son. He is married with two children and a member of Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Clarence Michael
Barney} Fogle
Linden
Board of Aldermen
G.O.P
Court House
Fogle
Mehr FL Wachter and Son
Pacific
Evangelics J Lutheran Church
Section Of Old 240 To Be Dualized
Dualization of a stretch of old U S 240 between Frederick city limits and Evergreen Point is included in the M J Grove Lime Company contract for the Frederick by pass east south leg. The plan covers Evergreen Point to the bridges over the by pass and 600 feet north of them. A 500 foot section near the hollow south of Mt Olivet cemetery will be narrowed to a single lane. The dualized area will have two 24 foot travelways a 16 foot median and 10 foot shoulders totaling about 84 feet. The proposal would not expand to a parkway as suggested by Rush Lewis who offered land and $2000 for beautification if the hollow was raised and the road widened to 250 feet. City Engineer W Raymond Walter said highway widening is a state responsibility and not needed to 256 feet within the city.
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Frederick
Evergreen Point
M. J. Grove Lime Company
By-Pass
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
R‘rush Lewis
Lewis
U.S. 240
Lincoln Papers Destroyed In Library Fire
Fire at the Galesburg Public Library destroyed the building and vault housing Lincoln papers and other historical items. Damages were about one million dollars. a cooling water shortage slowed firefighting, and the roof collapsed an hour after flames broke out. The blaze began around 7 30 p m in the attic ventilating motor.
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Galesburg
Ill
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Raymond Barbaugh
Knox College
Hollywood stars raise funds for Share charity gala
Desi Amaz donated 356,060 to a $100,000 Share Fund drive in Hollywood. Gypsy Rose Lee performed a charity strip for the event at the Cocoanut Grove, with Dean Martin and Milton Berle auctioning items to aid disabled children and fund the organization.
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Yeoon
Desi Amaz
Cocoanut Grove
Gypsy Rose Lee
Dean Martin
Milton Bertz
Jeanne Martin
Gypsy
Berle
Martin
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