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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 24, 1960

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Fatal Crash Record Is Disclosed On U S Route 40 Corridor

State Police figures show 12 deaths in 15 months on the Route 40 west stretch to Hamilton's, with increased wrecks tied to more local businesses and confusing entrances. Officials note prior three years had no fatal crashes, while highway plans await relocation under an Interstate project slated for 1960–1965.

Hamilton Walter K. May Lieut. May Lieut May State Roads Commission SRC Thomas G. Mobler Mohler

After 50 Years On Railroad Amos Elliott Still Keeps Busy

Amos H. Elliott spent 51 years with the Railway Express, retiring from the Washington to Pittsburgh run. He stays active with domino club, baseball, fishing, walking, home repairs, and cooking. He recalls 52 daily trains past Frederick and says many stations have vanished with the rail shift. Continued on Page Four.

Amos Elliott Pat Rosencrantz Amos H. Elliott Railway Express Evuott Masonic Temple Domino Club North Market Street Eliott Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Point of Rocks Washington Pittsburgh Elliott Frederick Frederick Junction Doubs Cowtown Baltimore and Ohio Terminal South Market Saints Street

Frederick County Completes One and Half Million School Bond Sale

Frederick county completed its million and a half dollar school bond sale over the weekend while officials were in New York City to pick up the check for 1 472 770 23. The issue sold to White, Weld and Co at 3 43 percent interest. The county earned 2 770 05 in interest for May 1 to May 20 and reinvested in 9 day government bills at a higher rate, collecting over 3 5 percent in interest. County officials including Mrs Charlotte Yarroll Delber Null C Burton Cannon and Goodloe Byron accompanied the deal. Mrs Yarroll signed the issue in her first official duty and is among a small group of country women treasurers. Funds will finance projects including the Singapore school and New Market school additions and improvements.

Frederick County New York City Pickum White, Weld and Co New York Stock Exchange New York Yarroll Singapore School New Market School

Temperance Meet At Middletown

The Frederick County Womens Christian Temperance Union holds its annual convention at Christ Reformer Church Middletown on Wednesday May 25 starting at 10 a m The day opens with president Mrs Leslie Kdesser Rev George Klinefeller leads devotions State President Mrs Melvin Lederer of Baltimore is keynote speaker Reports from departments and special music are planned.

Frederick County Womens Christian Temperance Union Christ Reformer Church Middletown Leslie Kdesser George Klinefeller Melvin Lederer Baltimore

Woman Hurt After Car Jumps Rails Near Ridgeville

State Police identified the driver as Gladys Marie Ruby 32 of Ellicott City. She suffered bruises and abrasions but was not hospitalized after her 1959 Ford ran off U S Route 40 three miles west of Ridgeville and plunged down an embankment when she apparently fell asleep. No charges were filed. Trooper Henry J. Stafford investigated the 2 35 a m crash.

Gladys Marie Ruby Ellicott City Ridgeville Henry J. Stafford

Tidal Waves Sweep Coasts In Pacific With 350 Dead

Waves spawned by Chile quakes battered Pacific coasts from Japan to New Zealand and Formosa. At least 350 dead or missing, with 46,000 homes flooded in Japan and extensive damage in Hawaii, Okinawa, Chile, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand.

Pacific Chile Japan Hawaii Okinawa United States Philippines Australia New Zealand Formosa Japan Broadcasting Corp Weather Bureau Tokyo Yokohama Horshu Hilo Hawaiian Hawaiian Islands Ryukyu Islands Queule Santiago Sydney Harbor Keeling la Canal

Memorial Day Speaker Col Parks At Fort Detrick

Col LaVerne Parks a World War II and Korean War veteran and Fort Detrick officer will speak at Memorial Day Services arranged by the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion. The event begins 2 PM at the World War II monument in Olivet Cemetery with a march from the Legion Home at 1:30 PM and grave decorations Friday evening.

Col. LaVerne Parks Fort Detrick Francis Scott Key Post American Legion William R. Eyler Fit. Olivet Reese Hee i Eyler Legion Home East Church Street Col. Parks Larry University of Washington University of Pennsylvania Armed Forces Frederick Fort McClellan Ala Army Chemical School Court House

Study Guide on County Government Distributed by Local League

The local League of Women Voters completed a county government study booklet for public distribution. The Know Your County project covers history, structure, functions, and officials with sections on finances, elections, courts, health, planning, and more.

League of Women Voters Gas Paul Gordon Frederick County League Coopers Aon Thomas Matney Harvard Reiter Arthur Hatton L. R. Schooman Paul Wise Dorothy Mooring Eugene Goldschmidt Leonard Spero Ira Weinstein Otto Landman Joseph Lentz Children's Aid Society

Assistant Cashier Dies by Own Action at Local Bank

Paul R. Whipp 44 longtime assistant cashier at Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank was found dead in his car from asphyxiation in front of his East Church Street home. Police and medical examiner ruled death by own action. He had served as teller and was known for greeting customers. He lived at 200 East Church Street with gardens used in a historical society tour. He was a World War I veteran and later commissioned major in the reserves. Survived by brother Clarence Whipp and sister Mrs. Vivian Johnson. Funeral arrangements pending, no viewing, flowers declined.

Paul R. Whipp Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank B. O Thomas Whipp East Church Street Donald Tracey Tracey Besant Historical Society Hagerstown High School Washington and Lee University Garrett County Anne Arundel County David C Maude Kreps Whipp Clarence Whipp

Spy Plane Inquiry Voted To Open Full Bipartisan Probe

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously to conduct a full bipartisan inquiry into the spy plane incident and summit collapse. The inquiry begins Friday at 9:30 am EST with testimony from Secretary of State Christian A. Herter in closed sessions. edited transcripts will be released after censorship for security reasons.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Christian A. Herter

Carpenters End Strikes Alert in Baltimore

Two thousand carpenters ended the stale strike against the Associated General Contractors in Baltimore. Workers had walked out over contract terms and resumed work after talks.

Carpenters End Striere Baltimore Associated General Contractors

Plans For Wine Queen Arranged For County Visit

Plans have been completed for a three day visit by Christie Koch wine queen of the German Palatinate. The program includes receptions a public dinner a farm tour and a Washington trip with local officials and guests. County Agent Shoemaker will arrange farm tours while Col. Winebrener hosts at the dinner.

Christie Koch German Palatinate Goodloe Byron Miss Koch Washington Rose Hill Manor James H. Cramer Francis Scott Key Civic Service Club Byron Theodore Semler Col Philip Winebrener Henry R. Shoemaker Miss Red Fritz Braun Hilda Wessell Baltimore Bensinger Chevy Chase Clyde Hendrix Wille Joachim Morzheim Germany Frederick Siegfried Goetz

C47 Downed in East Germany Cleared by Soviets

A U S Air Force C47 forced down over East Germany last Friday and nine Americans aboard were freed by Soviet authorities. The incident drew a protest from Soviet forces in East Germany but ended without an international incident.

Wiesbaden Germany East Germany West Germany U.S. Air Force Air Force Wiesbaden Clyde D. Eddleman U.S. Army Europe Eddleman I. E Yakubovsky ADN Berlin Yakubovsky Copenhagen Denmark Hamburg Soviet Union

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U.S U. S. 40 Amos H. Eliott Frank J. Keefer Temperance American Legion Mt. Olivet Christl Koch E. Germany W. Germany County Commis Frank J. Keefer Sioners Mehri H. Ramsburg A. Irvin Renn Delberts. Null Eugene Goldschridt Joseph Lents Norwepa
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