Possible Judges Named for Frederick County Second Circuit Seat
Frederick County Bar Association members plan a meeting in the coming weeks to pick candidates for the new second circuit court judgeship. The post, created by enacted legislation, carries a 20000 dollar salary and starts June 1. Leading possibilities include Alton Y. Bennett, Robert E. Clapp Jr., Benjamin B. Rosenstock, James McSherry, and Byron W. Thompson, though several named are not actively seeking the job. The Bar will send three to four names to Governor Tawes, who will appoint, with the appointee serving until 1966 when he must run for election.
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Frederick County
The
Bar Association
J. Millard Tawes
Wallace fund grows from small donors across states
Cecil Jackson displayed 366 letters showing Wallace campaign money from 19 states and thousands of small gifts averaging 1 to 15 dollars. He noted daily receipts near two thousand dollars, with funds from Alabama offices and labor unions, all spent quickly as the campaign continues.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cecil Jackson
George Wallace
Jackson
Wallace
Wisconsin
Alabama
Auburn University
Frederick County Laureates Economic Growth Brochure
The Maryland Department of Economic Development and the Frederick Chamber of Commerce released a 60 page Community Economic Inventory highlighting Frederick County’s diverse industries natural resources and strategic farming location. The first copy was presented by Harry A Boswell Jr to Jacob Ramsburg at the Francis Scott Key Hotel as officials stressed Frederick as a hub for science oriented industry and education opportunities.
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Maryland Department of Economic Development
Chamber of Commerce
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
New Industry
Harry A. Boswell Jr
State Economic Commission
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Harry A. Boswell, Jr
Maryland Economic Development Commission
Chamber
Frederick County
Boswell
District of Columbia
Montgomery County
Maryland
Irving H. Weil
Weil Brothers, Inc
Alvin H. Wilson
Cumberland
Maryland Teen Drivers Vie In 13th State Road-E-O Finals
Teens from 29 Maryland areas arrive for the 13th annual Road-E-O finals at Frederick Shopping Center. Winners compete on a challenging obstacle course after passing tests. awards include plaques, a trip to the New York World’s Fair, and a future national finals trip in Washington.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Maryland
Holiday Inn
Jaycees
Christopher Ganley
Paul B. Ganley
Wilson
Carol Brandenburg
Arthur Brandenburg
Burkittsville
Washington
Jack Doll
Road - Fec
Glenn A. Main Jr
Maryland Association of Eneance Agents
Maryland School for the Deaf Ends Year with Activities
MSD starts year end activities with commencement on June 5 at 10 30 a m in the primary building auditorium. Speaker is Louie J Fant Jr from Gallau det College. Senior activities include a rhythm and fashion show a Washington trip and prom at the gym. Baccalaureate May 31 and Honors Night June 4 will honor top students.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Louie J. Fant Jr
Department of Education
Gallaudet College
Washington
John L. Lippold
St. John’s Catholic Church
Myra Nyra Sinn
Kenneth Kriz
Edith Fauth
Donald Phelps
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Maryland School For Deaf
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Gambrill State Park
Gettysburg
Historical Historic Battlefield
Louis W. Foxwell
Christ Methodist Church For the Deaf
Baltimore
School For the Deaf
Market nudges higher amid light trading in New York
The New York stock market moved up irregularly in early trading as volume remained thin for weeks. Gains were mostly fractional with Du Pont rising at most three points after this week's declines.
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New York
du Pont
Protestant Says Church Misrepresented Majority on School Prayer
Washington AP A Protestant spokesman says the National Council of Churches misrepresented most Protestants in opposing a constitutional amendment for public school prayers. Dr Daniel A Poling editor of Christian Herald testified before the House Judiciary Committee while Rep Emanuel Celler heads hearings. Poling supports the high court decisions striking down compulsory Bible reading and official prayers.
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Washington
National Council of Churches
Daniel A. Poling
Christian Herald Magazine
House Judiciary Committee
National Council
Edwin Tuller
Tuller
Supreme Court
Poling
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Celler
Geneva
Michael A. Feighan
Dohio
Feighan
Frederick County Abattoir Modernizes By products Plant
Frederick County Products Inc. clears to modernize its by products department with a $40,000 overhaul including a cooker dryer expeller shredder and screw conveyor. Work starts immediately under supervision of Warner Brittain and Lewis Crutchley with Cincinnati Butchers Supply Co. handling orders. Completion expected in about two months. The project aims to save labor and raise product quality and market price, adding to prior improvements in the beef slaughter department and signaling a broader plan to spend over $15,000 more in coming months for livestock handling and dressed carcass beef.
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Frederick County Products, Inc
U. S
Warner L. Brittain
Lewis E. Crutchley
Cincinnati Butchers Supply Company
D.T. Dutrow
Frederick County Products
Dutrow
Sale of FS Medals Could Reach $50,000 at World’s Fair
The Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation medal lions sold at the Maryland Pavilion may total as much as $50,000 by the end of the New York World's Fair. The commission reports sales have already brought in $3,000 to $4,000 for the state, with proceeds to defray Pavilion costs.
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Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation
Maryland
Guardsmen use tear gas again in Cambridge racial clash
In Cambridge Maryland National Guardsmen used tear gas again to disperse about 150 integrationists marching from St Luke's Methodist Church. Brig Gen George M Gelston faced calls for removal for not enforcing a modified militia law banning demonstrations. About 20 youths resisted, stones were thrown, and two gas cannisters scattered the crowd. The guard presence began June 12 after racial violence and was bolstered after George Wallace's visit. A fire in Poolesville damaged a sidewalk grate and sill, with no major damage or injuries reported.
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Cambridge
George M. Gelston
National Guard
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Gelston
Washington Street
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Frederick Bridge Club to Host Blue and Gray Sectional
The Frederick Duplicate Bridge Club schedules its annual Blue and Gray Sectional Tournament for May 22 to 24 at the Holiday Inn on U.S. 40 west of Frederick. Local players from Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, Delaware, and Virginia are invited to compete in Open, Mixed, and Special Pairs events with trophies and silver trays awarded to winners. Tournament officials include chairmen Mrs. Horace B. Rees and Manuel M. Weinberg with directors Michael S. Goldstein Jerome Machlin and Dr. Walter Snow in arrangements.
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Frederick
Carol M. Schwarz
C. M. Knox
Hagerstown
Nin Weopapp Rarehive
Thomas J. Jackson
Jonathan B. Rintels
Washington
T. Edgie Russell
Frederick News-Post
Douglas
Viet Cong Ambush Slaughters 41 in Saigon Area
Viet Cong fighters struck along a road in D zone north of Saigon, destroying a relief column. Forty one government troops were killed and about 30 more, including an American Ranger officer, were wounded in the Thursday ambush near Tan Uyen. A relief force pursued the attackers along the Dong Nai River.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Tan Uyen
Dong Nai
Rockefeller Doubts Viet Nam Story Not Fully Told
Gov Nelson Rockefeller after an intelligence briefing said the American people are not being told the full Viet Nam story. He met with President Johnson at the White House and called the briefing helpful but not changing his views on foreign policy.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Viet Nam
Rockefeller
State Department
White House
Johnson
New York
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Central Intelligence Agency
John McCone Rockefeller
Parcels of Land Sold at Public Sale
Two parcels of Samuel C. Eaton lands were sold at public sale at the Court House door. The first four acre parcel with a dwelling on Bethel road Mountain Dale Lewistown District went to Robert W. Eaton and wife for 5200. The second 25 acre woodlot tracts sold to John J. Eaton and wife for 3300. Auctioneered by Emmett Bowlus with Offutt Bennett as trustees in the Eaton case.
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Samuel C. Eaton
Court House
Bethel Road
Mountaindale
Lewistown
Robert W. Eaton
John J. Eaton
W. Jerome Offutt
Alton Y. Bennett
Grace E. Eaton
Emmett R. Bowlus Wan
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Frank J Keeter
Weil Brothers Inc
State Commission
Ramsburg
Fred F. Chirigotis
MDED
Brunswick
Thurmont
Trading Light
Independent Hose Company
Elaine Cook
Poolesville
West Second
North Court Streets
Westbrook
Westbrook Bridge
Carroll Creek
Dewey Jordan, Inc
N. W. Etzler Company
West Second Street
Rosemont Avenue
U. S. 15
Nick Yinger
Viet Cong
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