Apartments Sold For 225000 At Foreclosure Sale
Foreclosure sale of College Estates apartments off West Seventh Street behind Frederick Shopping Center fetched 225000. Baltimore buyer Richard W. Hail acted as agent for an unnamed firm. three parcels total 210000 when sold separately, 225000 more for entire property. Four dozen units across two parcels drew 65000 and 65000 bids respectively, while Parcel 1 sold for 380000. Auction led by Sidney Tinley Jr. and Christopher Rupp as trustees. deposit required.
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College Estates
West Seventh Street
Frederick
Richard W. Hail
Baltimore
Hail
Hagerstown
Sidney H. Tinley Jr
Christopher A. Rupp
James T. Gallaway Company
Niles, Barton, Yost and Dankmeyer
Mathias and Mathias
Herbert R. Rollins Jr
E. T. Newell and Co Inc
Hall
Accused Slayer Seized After Horse Falls
Curtis Lee Jones a 38 year old Arkansas ex convict wanted for murder rape and kidnapping surrendered after the horse he rode to escape stumbled near the Callahan ranch 20 miles north of Laredo Texas A highway patrolman fired a shotgun over his head prompting his surrender Jones had led a weeklong manhunt after abducting a Fort Worth cousin and her male companion then took a pregnant woman and her baby daughter from a rural home west of Fort Worth The pair were later freed in San Antonio Jones claimed he would have surrendered anyway if not for the shot Jones will be turned over to Texarkana authorities on murder charges in the Doyle Jackson case
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Laredo
Tex
Curtis Lee Jones
Arkansas
Jones
Callahan Ranch
Jack Carpenter
John Costello
KWOZ
Carpenter
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Texarkana
Doyle Jackson
Rally Sustains Steady Market Advance In New York
The stock market carried its rally into the second session with trading fairly active early this afternoon.
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Agrex New York
Mathias Hopeful to Be First in County Since 1882
Mathias may become the first Montgomery County native elected to represent the Sixth Congressional District since 1880. If McC. Mathias Jr. wins, he would break a long line of Allegany and Washington county dominance, with John Foley potentially returning the seat to Montgomery after 60 years. The piece outlines party shifts, notable figures like Urner, Beall, Byron, Hyde, and Foley, and argues county influence may outweigh party lines amid a Democratic registration edge and high independent vote counts.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
John R. Foley
Montgomery County
Milton G. Urner
Urner
Hammond Urner
Airs
Charles S. Price
Charles A. Price
Joseph Urner
William D. Byron
Washington County
Allegany County
Byron
Goodloe Byron
Katherine E. Byron
J. Glenn Beall
Beall
Senate
George A. Pearre
David J. Lewis
Frederick N. Zihiman
Allegany
Zihiman
Lewis
Dewitt S. Hyde
Hyde
Montgomery
West Counties
Cumberland
Baltimore City
Group Asks School Be Improved in Sabillasville Area
A Sabillasville delegation appeared before the Frederick County Board of Education to seek equal facilities and standards with other county schools. They cited a four room school with mixed grades, lack of cafeteria library and multipurpose space, poor heating and water pressure, deteriorating ceilings, leaky roof, no ball diamond, and unsafe conditions from beer bottles and parking. They noted prior site approval for a new school but delays due to road relocation plans, and pointed to similar neglect at Brunswick High and other area schools.
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Sabillasville
Board of Education
Bemg
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Cemmon
Brunswick High School
Burkittsville
Adamstown
Sites For Two High Schools Discussed At Board Meeting
The Frederick County Board of Education weighed site options for two new high schools, with one location in Frederick City closer to decision and Brunswick facing tougher prospects. Negotiations continue with two landowners for required acreage, while Brunswick eyes alternative sites and possible railroad property deals. A separate note reports a GOP rally in New York Colosseum telecast by NBC featuring Eisenhower, Nixon, and Lodge.
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Board of Education
Frederick
Brunswick
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Souder
Sensenbaugh
Chase C. Gove
Norman W. Etzler
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Sensenbauch
New York
National Broadcasting Co
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Bot Lodge
Kennedy Pledges Bill to Raise Teacher Salaries
Sen John F Kennedy pledged that a Democratic Congress and president would enact a bill to raise teacher salaries next year and push for an adequate school construction bill. He outlined education promises during a breakfast before a campaign swing to San Diego San Jose and San Francisco with trips to Detroit and other states. Kennedy taunted Nixon over Eisenhower and warned of GOP plans to delay defense funding until near the election.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Democratic Congress
San Diego
San Jose
San Francisco
Kennedy
Phoenix
Ariz
Detroit
Mich
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Douglas Aircraft
Long Beach
White House
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Peple
Khrushchev
New York City
Gov
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Broadway
J Kennedy
Congress
Five Day Forecast Improves Outlook With Rain Expected
The Associated Press forecast calls for temperatures averaging 24 degrees below normal with a slight cool spell Thursday and Friday. Warmer conditions are expected Saturday followed by a cooler spell Sunday and Monday. Rain on Sunday totals about half an inch. Normal highs range from the mid 50s to low 60s, while norms dip near 34 in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Panama
Cuban leader says base lease can be abrogated by Cubans
Cuban President Osvaldo Dorticos declared that the U S naval base at Guantanamo could be abrogated by the Cuban people without U S consent in a sharp reply to President Eisenhower. Eisenhower said the lease could only be terminated or changed by mutual agreement and warned Castro’s regime of possible consequences. Reports from Oriente province described reinforced shore defenses and volunteers studying anti tank and anti aircraft weapons with Czech trainers aiding in Cuba.
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Havana
Osvaldo Dorticos
Eisenhower
U.S
Guantanamo
United States
Cuba
Corticos
Presidential Palace
Washington
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Fidel Castro
James J. Wadsworth
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Butne
Oriente
Castro
Democrats Chided On Campaign Indifference Rally Report
A Cumberland rally sponsored by the Western Maryland Labor Committee for the Election of Kennedy Johnson and Foley featured labor leaders criticizing Maryland Democrats for inaction. Rep John R Foley defended his record in the Sixth District noting 12 Foley bills enacted and accusing the Republican era promises of peace progress and prosperity of failing to materialize.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Maryland ‘Labor Committee
Kennedy
Johnson
John R. Foley
William Edwards
Communications Workers Union
Sumon Switzer
Textile Workers Union of America
Foley
Charles McC. Mathias
House of Representatives
Congress
National ‘Republican Party
School Budget Examined By Board Of Education
The 1961 calendar year budget discussion included requests for teacher salary increases and Camp Green Top outdoor education. Initial current expenses totaled 5,833,610 with 279,323 capital outlay, later trimmed to 5,709,525 and 224,492 respectively, with final approval awaiting County Commissioners.
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Board of Education
Hood College
Thurmont
Yellow Springs
Quentin L. Earhart
Camp Green Top Wiich
Earhart
James A. Sensenbaugh
Irving
Ike Joins Nixon In New York Rally Endorses Nixon Lodge
President Eisenhower joined Nixon and Lodge on a New York campaign swing at Roosevelt Field Long Island praising the Nixon Lodge ticket. He cited seven criteria including character courage experience and decisiveness and urged support against Kennedy Johnson. The crowd reached about 50 600 as Nixon spoke at a breakfast rally about nationwide momentum.
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New York
Eisenhower
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Idlewild
Brooklyn
New York City
Herald Square
Lodge
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
United States
Richard Nixon
America
Kennedy
Ledge
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Paul K. Kephart
Lynchburg
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Schnauffer
Oliver G. Toms
Point of Rocks
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Lord Palmerston
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Ene Lincoln
Eft
Mia
Jean and
Mire
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Queen Diba
Reza Cyrus Ali Fehown
NEA Radio-Telephoto
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Dems
Levittown
Ulysses Grant Henderson
Elizabeth
Kevin
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Maser
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Homemakers Meeting
Chevy Chase
Maryland State Council of Homemakers
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