Mrs Yarroll Named County Treasurer in Frederick County
Governor Tawes is poised to appoint Mrs Yarroll as Frederick County treasurer replacing the late James H Falk. The 43 year old deputy clerk brings 21 years in the treasurer’s office and will manage a 1.5 million dollar bond issue while earning an annual salary of 8300. Her selection follows Democratic Party backing and she is active in the Women’s Democratic League. Tawes is recovering in a Baltimore hospital while the commission's confirmation proceeds in Annapolis.
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J. Millard Tawes
Frederick County
James H. Falk
Secretary of State
Yarroll
Democratic, Central Committee
Harold Reeves Yarroll
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington
Falk
Yarrell
James Whitmore
Whitmore
Baker Valley Road
Libana
Magnolia Avenue
Women’s Democratic League
I Tawes
Tawes
Baltimore
Chester Tucker
Annapolis
Church Workshop Planned in Trinity Chapel
Sunday school leaders and teachers from ten churches plan a five day workshop on church school work hosted at Trinity Chapel. Florence Vail of the United Church of Christ will lead, with sessions from nursery to senior high teachers and ministers. Visits to county Sunday Schools conclude the workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed Churches of the United , Church of Christ
Trinity Chapel
Evangelic and Reformed Church
E Rosenberger
Frederick County
The
United Church
Willard Stevens
Jefferson Church
Claude Corl
Sabillasville
Florence Vail
Philadelphia
Board of Christian Education
United Church of Christ
Boards of Education and
Sunday School Association
Two Inches Of Snow Falls In Garrett County
Snow covered Oakland and parts of Garrett County with two inches reported as winter weather touched Western Maryland. Rain signals and cool, unsettled conditions extended across the state with a warming trend expected by Sunday and Monday.
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Tre Associated Press
Garrett County
Oakland
Maryland
West Virginia
Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Frostburg
Deal
Cumberland
Complaints On Trash Placement By Downtown Merchants
City Hall reports numerous complaints about early trash placement by downtown merchants. Officials urge stores to wait until after closing to place garbage, as boxes and paper litter sidewalks and pose accident risks during peak traffic hours.
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City Hall
Blood donated for open heart operation in Petersburg girl
Mrs H Albert Dean of the local Red Cross said donors contacted the Petersburg Red Cross Chapter and enough blood was secured for six year old Rose Hamilton who was to have open heart surgery at the Medical College of Virginia. Local residents also reached out to the Heart Association offices for donations. Market edges lower as profits take a breather amid moderate trading.
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H. Albert Dean
The
Red Cross
Petersburg
Dean
Denmark Newsman Reports On The American Way Of Life
A Danish newspaperman from Esbjerg, Bjornbak, visits News-Post offices and plant in Martinsburg while touring the United States. He discusses Denmark’s democracy, education, social reforms, economy and press freedom, noting 40,000 circulation in a 50,000 Esbjerg, dairies and pork exports, and recent media advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ib Biornbak
News-Post
Bjornbak
Esbjerg
Locat
Baltic Sea
Denmark
Maryland
United States
Switzerland
Associated Press
Ritzaus
Yensires
Ibus Owners Organization
Public Service Commission
Carl Rose- Jenson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Esbjerb
Fredericks Street Resurfacing Under Way In City Program
Frederick city crews begin blacktop on Burck street delaying slightly due to weather. The $26 000 project by Richard F Klime firm will resurface Jefferson Carroll Parkway and several avenues. Frederick Avenue replaces Fleming Avenue in the schedule. Storm sewer work continues with Northeast and Park Avenue projects at 5 and 8 percent complete.
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Frederick
Richard F. Klime
Burck
Robert A. Whiteford
Burck Street
Jefferson Street
Carroll Parkway
Whiteford
Fairview Avenue
Park Place
Maple Avenue
Dill Avenue
Dulaney Avenue
West 14Th Street
Frederick Avenuue
Frederick Avenue
Fleming Avenue
North Market Street
Molfer Avenue
Market
Court Streets
West Second Street
Park Avenue
Orioles Purchase Catcher Thomas From Phillies
Baltimore Orioles acquire catcher Yalmy Thomas from the Philadelphia Phillies to fill a catching void caused by Gus Triandos injury. Thomas joins a lineup needing depth behind the plate for the stretch run.
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Orioles
Thomas
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Yalmy Thomas
Philadelphia Phillies
Gus Triandos
Arrest Delays Hiker As Magistrate Suspends Sentence
Owen Lilly was arrested on drunkenness charges while hitchhiking to Bal more and sat on an East Patrick street porch. Magistrate Byron W. Thompson suspended a 30 day sentence, allowing Lilly to continue this morning on a blank court agenda.
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Owen Lilly
Balmore
East Patrick Street
Lilly
Byron W. Thompson
Kennedy captures West Virginia victory rush in 1960 primary
Senator John F. Kennedy defeats Hubert Humphrey decisively in the West Virginia Democratic presidential primary. Humphrey concedes at 1 08 am Eastern. Kennedy leads with 173 113 votes to 106 893 as 2 059 of 2 750 precincts report. The win strengthens Kennedy’s bid though no new delegates are awarded yet.
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Kennedy
Humphrey
West Virginia
Charleston
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Wington
Eisenhower Questions Spy Plane Flight and Soviet Claims
President Eisenhower said there is some reason to believe the U2 spy plane was not shot down at high altitude as the Soviets claim. He dismissed Soviet provocations and expressed hope the Paris summit starting Monday will ease tensions amid questions about Powers and the wreckage photographs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Paris
Francis G. Powers
Russia
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Urals
Potomac River Recedes After Crest At Point of Rocks
The Potomac River fell about 10 feet from a 19 foot crest at Point of Rocks around 1:30 a m with minor damage reported though the canal tow path flooded and several boats swamped along the river bank. Rainfall was light and showers are expected to continue with cooler temperatures in the high 50s. The Monocacy remained high at Buckeystown as showers persist.
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Potomac River
Monocacy River
Buckeystown
Spy Plane Display Deepens Cold War Tensions
Khrushchev cites a changed view of Eisenhower as Paris talks loom. Soviet display of spy gear from Powers' downed plane includes a hypodermic needle, with Gromyko warning that bases aiding spy flights will be obliterated. Moscow Radio hints at possible U.S. bomb retaliation while the CIA pilot faces Soviet law.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Sverdlovsk
Nikita Khrushchev
Francis G. Powers
Khrushchev
Powers
Andrei Gromyko
Us.s.r
United States
U.S
Air Force
Fromm Pound
Central Intelliserge Agency
CIA
Balloon Tag Runs Maytown Bicentennial Distance Contest
John Kreitz of Schley Avenue found a balloon card attached to a helium balloon from Maytown bidding the town's bicentennial. He discovered it at Noland's Ferry on the Potomac River in Prince George County, Maryland, part of the Columbia area. The card was to be returned to Maytown to determine which balloon traveled the farthest.
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John Kreitz
Schley Avenue
Maytown
Kreitz
Noland’s
Kennedy leads West Virginia push for Democratic nomination
In West Virginia Kennedy swept most counties winning about 60 percent of the vote. The victory strengthens his bid and pressures major rivals Lyndon Johnson and Stuart Symington, while Vice President Nixon moves to start campaigning. Some Humphrey delegates and backers may seek alignment with Stevenson if he appears receptive.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
West, Virginia
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Sac
West
Humphrey
Adlai E. Stevenson
Jevenson
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
Temperatures will average about eight degrees below normal with cool conditions through Saturday. The outlook calls for a warmer spell Sunday and Monday. Precipitation is expected in the mountains Thursday and Friday, averaging about half an inch, with a quarter inch elsewhere on Friday. Normal highs are mid 70s, cooler in the mountains with highs around 70 and lows near 40.
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Associated Press
Final Rites Are Held For James Falk
James Hamner Falk longtime County Treasurer died Sunday from a heart attack entering the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Funeral services filled the church with officials, Mason members, and relatives. Interment was at Mount Olivet with Masonic graveside rites.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
James Hamner Falk
Falk
Court House
Charlies F. Tmunk
Mount Olivet
Grover L. Michael
Clarence M. Young
Byrd H. Dolby
John Cristman
District of Columbia
Joseph C. Bryan
M. E
Harry F. Robinson
D. Ross van Sant Jr
Charles E. Waters
Harry F. Luckabaugh
Grand Royal Arch
Hanford L. Sakes
John Hessey
Red Cross of Constantine
Davey Jones
Grand Council
Charles H. Cover
Guard of Honor
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Austin P. Renn
E. Earl Remsberg
Russell L. Michael
Daniel E. Thayer
Leo Krantz
Lester E. Hine
Harry T. James Jr
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Paul D. Simpson
G. Hunter Bowers
Raymond Ford
Amos Elliott
Claude Hahn
Raymond Bussard
James Ewing
R. E. Dailey
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Evangelical Reformed
Garrett
New York
Charlotte Whitmore
Harold Reeves) Yarrell
Frank J. Keeter
Jefferson Next
Charm School
Barbara Powers
Montine Brown
Milledgeville
Francis Powers
Turkey
James Baugh
Ike
Potomac
W. Virginia
James Falk
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