Obituary: Ex Alderman Charles W Stup Found Dead
Charles W Stup 76 former Frederick City Board of Aldermen president was found drowned in the Monocacy River near Ceresville Monday after noon. Police said he had been missing since Sunday and his car was located near the river bridge. Stup served as board president 1940 1950 and was longtime grocer and community member.
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Charles W. Stup
Frederick City
Stup
West Second Street
Charles Robert Stup
Frederick
Monocacy River Bridge
Ceresville
MD. 26
Board of Aldermen
E. J. Winebrewer
West Patrick
Bentz
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Independent Hose Company
Serv-Usave-U Independent Grocers’ Association
Addie Fagan Stup
Frederick County
William H. and
Mary
Libertytown Fire Company Seeks County Funds
Representatives from the Libertytown Fire Company asked the Frederick County Commissioners for an annual county subsidy. Officials said funding is set by the Frederick County Firemen's Association and requires membership and state legislative authorization for new recipients.
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Libertytown Fire Company
R. C. Sappington
James O. Ecker
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Libertytown Firemen
Samuel W. Barrick
Sappington
Ecker
Clarence R Mgers
George R. Keller
C Strafford Grabill
County Firemen's Association
County Firemen’s Association
Urbana to Provide Fire Protection for Residents
The Urbana Civic Association announces a 30000 gallon underground water tank will be installed to supply fire protection. Excavation near the new Urbana School is under way by Marion England Jr. and Robert Sheckells will complete the installation. Funds come from voluntary contributions and association dues, with more needed to pay contracts. Association officers include Marion Lawson president and Sandra Lawson secretary.
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Urbana
Urbana Civic Association
Marion England Jr
Ijamsville
Robert Sheckells
Frederick
David Dawson
Urbana Methodist Church
The
Civic Association
Urbana Lions Club
Urbana School
PTA
Dawson
Marion Lawson
Thomas Maher
Marilyn Pickering
Sandra Lawson
Are Communists To Blame Local Visitors To Bolivia Disagree
Two Fredericksonians who toured Bolivia dispute causes of the revolt. Rev. David Dawson cites Communist influence among miners while Kenneth E. Shiffler finds no such influence, saying unrest stems from an ineffective military government. They note killings and postponed elections, praise mission schools, and approve US aid via agricultural stations and Peace Corps volunteers.
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Shifflet
Bolivia
Baltimore
Dawson
Frederick
Latin America
American Peace Corps
Boyer Wins New Market Council Seat Over Brightful
Incumbent Lloyd K. Boyer was elected to a fifth town commissioner term in New Market, defeating the town's first Negro candidate, Lawrence Brightful. The seven minute meeting saw a 3-1 vote for Boyer with Shaw supporting Brightful after initial motions and adjournment.
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Lloyd K. Boyer
New Market
Lawrence Brightful
W. Franklin Smith
James R. Hahn
Benjamin D. Palmer
Edward J. White
Boyer
Franklin M. Shaw
Brightful
Palmer
Hahn
Shaw
Smith
Voting Rights Bill Debate Clamped by Senate
Washington AP reports the Senate imposed a strict time limit on further debate on the voting rights bill urged by President Johnson. The cloture motion passed 70 to 20, three more than the two thirds required, signaling likely early passage.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Mass Firm Buys Ox Fibre Brush Assets
Pro-Phy-Lac-Tic Brush Co of Florence Massachusetts acquires substantially all assets of Ox Fibre Brush Co of Frederick Maryland. Ox Fibre to operate as a wholly owned subsidiary under its name. Purchase price about 5.058 million dollars. Ox Fibre plants in Cookeville Tennessee Benson Junction Florida and Frederick remain.
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Florence, Mass
Singleton
Weitzel
Ox Fibre
Cookeville
Tenn
Benson Junction
Fla
Frederick
Five Killed In Auto Race Train Wreck at Crossing
Lincoln Alabama reports a train struck a stalled car at a crossing killing five people. Coroner Clinton Perkins called it one of the worst wrecks he had seen. The victims from Lincoln include Clinton Grace 33 Sarah Groce 28 Rhetta Groce 18 months Harriet Groce 3 and Dolly Mae Cunningham 2.
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Lincoln
Ala
Clinton — Perkins
Clinton Grace
Sarah Groce
Rhetta Groce
Harriet Groce
Dolly Mae Cunningham
Cease-Fire Arranged In Bolivia
In Bolivia a cease-fire ends an eight day miners strike and troop occupation of tin mines. Gen Alfredo Ovando Candia and union leaders sign after a La Paz battle that left at least 19 dead and over 70 wounded. The pact calls off the strike and troops withdrawal from mines.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Bolivian Drivers Union
Radio Mendez
Juan Lechin
Police Chiefs Meeting At FSK Hotel
State members of the Maryland Chiefs of Police Association gather at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for the quarterly meeting. Frederick Police Chief Charles V. Main hosts as a general discussion addresses mutual problems in law enforcement with attendees including Joseph D Egeberg Col Carey Jarman and Robert Valley.
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Mary and Chiefs of Police Association
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Charles V. Main
Main
Joseph D Egeberg
Association
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Col
Carey Jarman
Maryland State Police
Robert Valley
Baltimore County
State Association
Frederick County Heart Association Elects Dr B O Thomas Jr President
At the annual dinner meeting held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Monday, Dr B O Thomas Jr was elected president of the Frederick County Heart Association. The group presented a $1,500 research check to the Heart Association of Maryland, with Dr Leonard Scherlis accepting. Dr Jerry Salan, long a recipient of the association’s research funds, spoke on electrical instruments for cardiovascular diagnosis and treatment, outlining his infant heart defect detection research. Bruce E Crum, outgoing president, praised volunteer contributions and community education. Other officers include Garland P Feaga as president elect, Mrs William Roessler secretary, and Harry H Reid treasurer.
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BO. Thomas Jr
Frederick County Heart Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Heart Association of Maryland
Leonard Scherlis
Jerry Salan
Association
Bruce E. Crum
Thomas
Garland P. Feaga
William Roessler
Harry H Reid
Salan
State Association
University Hospital
Baltimore
Two Boys Escape From Forestry Camp
State Police search for two 16 year old boys who fled the Victor Cullen Forestry Camp at Sabillasville last night. Warren G. Henley Jr and Robert J. Wallace were reported missing around 10 pm Monday and were last seen walking north toward U S 15.
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Victor Cullen
Sabillasville
Warren G. Henley Jr
Robert J. Wallace
U.S. 15
Coal Mine Blast Victim Recovered Near Robbins Tennessee
The body of one of five trapped miners was recovered as rescue teams labored through foul air to reach the others. The explosion ripped through the east Tennessee mine, leveling grass outside the mouth and sustaining gas pockets that endanger recovery efforts.
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Cumberland Plateau
Oneida
Here
Charlie Welch
Highland Telephone Co
Hood College honors 38 scholarships and awards
Hood College announced 38 scholarships and 24 prize awards at the moving-up exercises in Coffman Chapel. Frederick County students led recipients, including Martha Grace who received the Harry A. Rosenfeld Family Scholarship. Other honors went to Carolyn Fraley, Eda Ryll, and Mrs Geoffrey Morton, with senior class gifts supporting a new dining hall sound system.
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Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Frederick County
Martha Grace
Frederick
Hood's Cooperative Government Association
Harry A. Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
Washington, D.C
Carolyn Fraley
Thur Mont
Hand College Mothers Club
Eda Ryll
Geoffrey Morton
Ryll
Grace Z. Keyes
Morton
George C. Pearson
Randle Elliott
W A. Lantz
Nancy Frederickson
Woodbine
Bertha McCall
Dorothy Macgregor
South Glastonbury
Ninth Successful Test Flight of Saturn 1 Sends Pegasus 2 to Orbit
Cape Kennedy witnesses the Saturn 1 soar on its ninth straight test, placing Pegasus 2 in orbit. The 18 story rocket with eight first stage engines produced 1.5 million pounds thrust in darkness. Pegasus 2 expands to 96 feet with two wings to study micrometeoroids and send emergency data to Earth. Orbit ranges from 320 to 460 miles as NASA confirms success.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Jand
Earth
Space
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
West Indies
Jury Awards 3000 Dollars in Land Condemnation Case
A Frederick County jury awarded Mr and Mrs Conway 3000 for 446 acres taken for US 15 relocation. The SRC offered 1674 and realtor Emmett Bowlus valued the land around 4400, citing reduced frontage and frontage-related loss. Jury foreman Ernest Speaks and 12 members supported the verdict after a 90 minute deliberation.
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Frederick County
E . Conway
US 15
State Roads Commission
Emmett R Bowlus
Richard Schindel
SRC
Bowlus
Ernest Speaks
Foreman
Florence VE Zimmerman
Hernan
Bernard T Davis
Donald J Bover
Edna V. Ailbaugh
Marguerite \ Fotherall
Irene Vo Kline
Joseph B. Long
Eleanor , Orndorff
Royal Lawson
Jerry J Eshbaugh
Stock Market Opens With Early Support in NY
New York stocks steadied after three straight declines as trading gained momentum early today. Investors weighed modest gains amid a cautious tone and sought bargains in select issues.
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New York
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Allison Horne
Carla
Reliable
William. Hopwood
Mass
Junta
FSK
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Space Bird
Heart Association
B. O. Thomas Jr
Harry H. Reid
Pegasus
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