Frederick Community College 1960 Graduates to Receive A A Degrees
The second Frederick Community College commencement is June 6 at 8 p.m. in the North Frederick Elementary auditorium. Eight students will receive A A degrees in arts and sciences with various specializations. A Dean's Reception, a June 3 dinner, and a June 5 Baccalaureate Service at the same auditorium feature guest speaker B Floyd Flickinger, Maryland History teacher and former National Park Service official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community College
North Frederick
John Harvey Banes
Rachel L. Baker Beard
James Franklin Fox
E. Juanita Gillan
Wiliam Lawrence Moore
Libertytown
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
North Frederick Elementary High School
B. Floyd Flickinger
Flickinger
Maryland
University College
University of Maryland, Baltimore
National Park Service
Department of Interior
Yorktown
Colonial National Historical Park
South
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
Quartermaster School
Camp Lee
National Parks Association
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
The
Round Table
Fracas and crashes keep city police busy all night
City police investigated a series of incidents including beer drinkers in a car wreck at West Patrick and Jefferson, disorderly conduct and loitering at Harmonfield park, and a hit and run on Bentz Street. Oliver Harding Sr. and several others faced charges. two juveniles were jailed for loitering.
Home Agents To Attend Schools In Summer Training
Aliss Beatrice Fehr, Home Demonstration Agent, and Mrs Adele Miler Associate Agent will spend weeks in extension training. Fehr departs Tuesday for the University of Wisconsin May 31 to June 18 to study Responsibility In Public Affairs and Home and Family Financing. Miler leaves June 27 for Cornell University Ithaca NY training through July 18 to study Leadership Development and Program Development.
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Aliss Beatrice Fehr
Adele Miler
Miss Fehr
University of Wisconsin
Miller
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Two Charged With Cab Robbery Near Frederick County
State Police say two men, Andrew Thomas Simms Jr. and Robert Nathaniel Russell Jr., 35 and 28, both charged after allegedly robbing cab driver Frederick Shankle of $23 on Route 40. The incident ended with suspects in custody after a Baltimore officer intervened. Police report a knife was carried by one suspect but no other weapons were used.
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Frederick County
Andrew Thomas Simms Jr
RFD
Iamsville
Robert Nathaniel Russell Jr
Boyds
Frederick Shankle
Thomas Avenue
Henry L Stafford
Shankle
South Court Street
Bail Road
Frederick
Shankie
Russell
New Market
Simms
Baltimore
Stafford
Hiram 3. Brown
Mercury Peaks At 84 Degrees At State Police Barracks
The temperature rose to 84 degrees at the State Police barracks Friday afternoon, the month's highest so far. Forecasters anticipate continued warmth but less intense heat after today, with highs in the low 80s and a cooler Sunday into Monday. The prior high was 82, set on the 16th and 17th.
Vehicle damages estimated after incident
The rolet was estimated at $75, damage to Bidle's 1956 Chevrolet at $206, and damage to Barton's 1959 Ford at $100.
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Rolet
Bidle
Barton
Pasternak In Serious Condition After Relapse
Soviet novelist Boris Pasternak, 70, is hospitalized at his Peredelkino home after a relapse from a heart attack and stomach hemorrhage. He has pneumonia and a weakened heart, with some informants calling the illness near crisis. outsiders are barred from visiting.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Dr. Zhivago
Peredelkino
Pasternak
Dr. Zhivage
Big Accident Damages Tractor Trailer Carrying Cucumbers
A tractor and trailer loaded with about 700 bushels of cucumbers overturned on U S 15 in Lewistown Friday around 5 45 pm causing about 15000 damage. Driver Marcel J Dion 36 of Plangent Ontario was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for injuries to his right elbow arm and leg. Dion was not found to have broken bones but was badly bruised. The rig skidded 100 feet after the curve, Dion had to crawl through a broken window to escape. The tractor a 1960 Auto Car with fiberglass fenders and aluminum body was heavily damaged. the trailer’s right side and top bulged as cucumbers shifted. Some cucumbers were broken or lost. unloaded along the road. The cucumbers were moving from Florida to Canada. No charges against Dion were filed. The load may be salvaged and reloaded onto another tractor for shipment to Canada.
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U.S. 15
Lewistown
Marcel J. Dion
Plangent
Ontario
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gordon Smith
Xrays
Dion
UO. S. 15
Canada
Smith
Robert Delorme
Ottawa
Florida
Dicn
Coast Guard Escorts Soviet Trawler to Atlantic City
A Soviet fishing trawler was escorted into Atlantic City New Jersey by the Coast Guard to hospitalize a sick crew member. Seaman Ivan Baluik age 26 was admitted with an acute infection of the upper respiratory system as doctors diagnosed.
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Atlantic City
Coast Guard
Ivan Baluik
Atlantic City Hospital
Maryland approves automobile insurance cuts with single limit option
State Insurance Commissioner F Douglass Sears announced approval of two plans offering up to 30 percent premium reductions for Maryland motorists. The reforms, applied to 240 Maryland companies, introduce a merit system for drivers and a single limit coverage option, such as 25000 for all claims from one accident, while rating bureaus note up to 15 percent reductions for a full coverage policy and for drivers with three years of clear records.
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F. Douglass Sears
Maryland
Bel State
Holdout Japanese Soldier Minagawa Surfaces in Guam Jungle
After nearly 16 years in isolation, Japanese Private Bunzo Minagawa emerged from Guam’s jungles south of Agana. He evaded farms and roads, subsisting on coconuts and fruit, and carried a Buddha statuette and dirty bandage. Officials assess his status as an alien while immigration reviews proceed.
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Guam
Bunzo Minagawa
Minagawa
United States
Japan
Minagawea
Agana
Buddha
Sumay
Lam
Kennedy Crushes Morse In Oregon Primary Victory
Kennedy sweeps Oregon with about 52 percent of the vote and 17 more delegates toward the nominating convention. Morse fights on, while Humphrey Johnson Symington and Stevenson trail. Nixon leads Republicans with 69,041 votes as Oregon’s GOP delegates climb toward 666 needed for the nomination.
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Portland
Ore
John F. Kennedy
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Massachusetts
Morse
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Hubert Humphrey
Minneso
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai Stevenson
Humphrey
Johnson
Peymington
Stevenson
Nixon
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Teacher Pay Compared By Sensenbaugh
Frederick County faces a serious teacher shortage as Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh notes other systems offer higher starting salaries. He cites county pay at 4000 annually versus Baltimore area 4500 and names counties paying less or more. A $200 rise is sought to retain graduates, with 529000 needed from Sept to Dec. A fatal tree accident closes the report.
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Frederick County
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sensenbaugh
Board of Education
Allegany
Calvert
Dorchester
Garrett
St. Mary's
Somerset
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Charles
Harford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queen Anne’s
Cecil Counties
Frederick
Local Demos To Celebrate Party Night In Frederick
More than 350 local Democrats gather at West Frederick High School to celebrate Democratic Party Night headlined by John R. Foley Sixth District representative. Women's Democratic League sponsors with Hood College students aiding planning with committees for program decorations and supper.
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West Frederick Dinier High School
John R. Foley
Hst
Foley
George Abrecht
Democratic State Central Committee
Women's Democratic League
Frederick County
Helen McKenzie
Women’s Democratic League
West Frederick
Louise Fraley
Virginia Lewis
Robert 5. Rothenhoefer
Dorothy Handley
Mary Storm
Maria Pappas
Afiss Peggy Waitle
Hood College
Elizabeth Kniil
Chaiman
Glenna Leatherman
Handley
Charlotte Yarrell
Ruby Hahn
Knill
Americans Taken Into Custody In East Germany After Plane Forced Down
Nine Americans aboard a U S Air Force C 47 were seized by Soviet authorities after a routine flight from Copenhagen to Hamburg and forced down near Schwerin East Germany. The crew and four passengers were taken into Soviet custody with a Soviet reply stating the plane landed safely and was under military control in Schwerin.
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Weesbaden
Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Clyde D. Eddieman
Europe
Baltic
Klueiz
Bonn
U.S. Air Force
James Palmer Lundy
Defiance Ave
Findlay
Ohio
George A. Jorda
Salisbury
West la Fayette
Ind
William Thomas Frewen
Galveston
Tex
Leon Porter
Russellville
Ala
Chester Kenneth Sleezer
Saratoga
N.Y
Paul K. McCash
Rockingham Dr
Atlanta
James P. Gavin
Sewart Air Force Base
Tenn
James A. Morrison
Wythe Ave
Richmond
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Eddleman
I. Yakubovsky
Schwerin
Kommandatura
Yakubovsky
U.S
United States
Red Cross
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Accident Jr. College
City
Community College
West Patrick and
Jefferson
West Patrick
Oliver Benjamin Harding Sr
North Beniz Street
Harding
Donald Leonard Oden
South Market Street
Oden
Dinterman
Harmonfield Park
Charles Henry Geartner
Madison Street
James G. Killingsworth
Roy E. Brown
Fannie Oram
East Street
Oram
Brown
Richard Ruthvin
City Tavern
West Patrick Street
East Patrick Street
West Pat
Vick
Jefferson Street
James Delbert Underwood
Keymar
William D. Shankie
DeGrange Street
West Pat-rick
Underwood
Wiliam Jack Underwood
Reymar
Richard Lee Saylor
Sgt
Denver Shook
Harry Philips
J. Frank Main
Underwoods
Saylor
Bernard William Bidle
Myersville
Henry William Barton
Woodsboro
Bentz Street
Patrick Street
Longacre
NPA RE
Pennsylvania Ave
Mit
Mercury
E. Germany
Silver Spring
William F. Mahon
Orachivf
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