Apartments Sell for 225000 in Foreclosure Sale
Foreclosure sale at the Frederick Shopping Center area produced 225000 as the total for three West Seventh Street apartment parcels. Richard W. Hall of Baltimore acted as agent for an unnamed firm, bidding against local developers and realtors. Parcel results were 80000 for Parcel 1, 65000 each for Parcels 2 and 3. entire-property bid totaled 115000 more.
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College Estates
West Seventh Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Richard W. Hall
Baltimore
Hall
Hagerstown
Sidney H. Tinley Jr
Christopher A. Rupp
James T. Galloway Company
Niles, Barton, Yost and Dankmeyer
Mathias
Herbert R. Rollins Jr
E. T. Newell
C O. Inc
Accused Slayer Seized After Horse Fell Near Laredo
Curtis Lee Jones, 38, an Arkansas ex convict, surrendered after fleeing on a stolen horse that stumbled. Captured 20 miles north of Laredo on the Callahan ranch, Jones faced murder, rape, and kidnapping charges linked to a six day manhunt spanning Fort Worth, San Antonio, and San Antonio area abductions. He will be turned over to Texarkana authorities for the murder charge against ex convict Dovie Jackson.
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Laredo
Tex
Curtis Lee Jones
Arkansas
Jones
Callahan Ranch
Jack Carpenter
John Costello
KVOZ
Carpenter
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Texarkana
Dovie Jackson
Rally Extends as Stock Market Makes Early Gains
The stock market continued its rally into the second session with relatively active trading this afternoon as investors responded to ongoing gains and positive momentum.
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New York
Mathias May Be 1st Countian To Win In Sixth Since 1882
Long county history in the Sixth District is outlined, noting potential outcomes for Charles McC. Mathias Jr. and John R. Foley. The piece traces past representatives from Allegany, Washington, Montgomery, and other counties, highlighting party shifts, notable figures, and registration dynamics influencing elections. It also covers divorces granted and Weiss quitting as Yankees GM.
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Mathias
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
John R. Foley
Soucamien
Milton G. Urner
Urner
Hammond Urner
Charles 5. Price
Charles A. Price
Joseph Urner
William D. Byron
Washington County
Districk
Allegany County
Byron
Goodloe Byron
Katherine E. Byron
J. Glenn Beall
Beall
Senate
George A Pearre
David J. Lewis
Frederick N. Zihlman
Allegany
Zihlman
Lewis
Montgomery County
Dewitt S. Hyde
Hyde
Montgomery
West Counties
Cumberland
Baltimore City
Sabillasville Group Pleads for School Upgrades
A Sabillasville delegation urged the Frederick County Board of Education to elevate the local four room school to match county standards. They cited overcrowded classrooms, lack of cafeteria library and multipurpose space, inadequate heating and water pressure, ceiling plaster shedding, a leaky roof, parking hazards, and delayed painting. The group noted state highway realignment delays on site purchase, with other county schools also cited as underfunded.
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Sabillasvile
Board of Education
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
Sabillasville
Brunswick High School
Burkillsville
Adamstown
Sites For Two High Schools Discussed At Board Meeting
The Frederick County Board of Education talked over site options for two new high schools. Frederick city site seems more advanced than Brunswick with acreage concerns and negotiations with landowners. Brunswick faces difficulties as the Souder farm site is not for sale and sewer water extensions raise costs. A plan to contact the Brunswick engineer about railroad property is floated amid possible condemnation talks, with limited support for that route. A TV rally report notes Eisenhower Nixon Lodge slated to appear on NBC from 8:30 to 9:00 pm EST.
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Board of Education
Frederick i
Brunswick
Brunswick l
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Souder
Sensenbaugh
Chase C. Gove
Norman W. Etzier
Clarence C C. Thomas
Sensenbauzh
Kennedy pledges bill to raise teacher salaries
Los Angeles AP report says Senator John F Kennedy promised next year’s Democratic Congress and president will enact a bill to raise teacher salaries and push an adequate school construction bill as part of the 1961 agenda. He spoke at a breakfast in education, then planned travels to San Diego San Jose and San Francisco with stops including Detroit later scrapped for scheduling. Kennedy taunted Nixon over Eisenhower links and criticized GOP plans while denouncing delays in defense funding as political maneuvering. In London, beer break strikes by women at a shampoo factory expanded with office staff demanding midmorning downtime, leading to two hours of protest at a public house before lunch.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Democratic Congress
San Diego
San Jose
San Francisco
Kennedy
Nixon
Eisenhower
Douglas Aircraft
Long Beach
Mir
White House
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Peple
Khrushchev
New York City
Gov. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Broadway
Congress
London
Lord Palmerston
Eric Lincoln
Ther
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average 24 degrees below normal with a cooler start to Thursday and Friday. A bit warmer Saturday then cooler again Sunday and Monday. Rain on Sunday totals about half an inch. Normal highs range from 55 to 61. Somewhat milder temperatures near 3945 except in the nearby mountains.
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Associated Press
Cuban leader says base lease can be abrogated by Cubans
Cuban President Osvaldo Dorticos warned Ike that the Guantanamo naval base lease could be ended by the Cuban people without U.S. consent. Eisenhower said Washington would take steps to defend the lease, stressing any change requires full U.S.-Cuba agreement. Dorticos accused U.S. aims of aggression and questioned the need for a foreign pact to decide Cuba’s territory.
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Havana
Osvaldo Dorticos
Eisenhower
Guantanamo
U.S
United Sates
United States
Cuba
Derticos
Presidential
Washington
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Weitl Castro
James J. Wadsworth
U.N. General Assembly
New York
U. S
Dems Chided On Campaign Indifference in Maryland Rally
A Cumberland rally sponsored by the Western Maryland Labor Committee for the Election of Kennedy featured labor leaders denouncing Maryland Democrats for slow campaigning. Rep. Foley, the Sixth District candidate, defended his record, noting 12 Foley bills enacted and accusing opponent Mathias of spending too much while avoiding bill content details.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Western Maryland Labor Committee
Kennedy
Johnson
Foley
Maryland
Charles Della
D. C
John BR. Foley
William Edwards
Communications Workers Union
Simon Switzer
Textile Workers Union of America
Charles McC. Mathias
House of Representatives
Congress
National Republican Party
School Budget Examined
The Board of Education reviewed the 1961 calendar year budget with requests for higher teacher salaries and continued Camp Green outdoor education funding. Preliminary figures showed current expenses around 5.38 million with capital outlay near 279 thousand, later adjusted to about 5.71 million and 224 thousand respectively.
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Board of Education
Hood College
Thurmont
Yellow Springs
Quentin L. Earhart
Camp Greentop
Earhart
Ike Joins Nixon In New York
President Eisenhower endorses Nixon Lodge as best leadership for the nation and campaigns with them at Roosevelt Field Long Island. He cites seven qualities and predicts strong electoral support as Nixon heads toward crucial New York rallies and 45 electoral votes amid a sky morning crowd.
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New York
Eisenhower
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Windiblown
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Rdiewild
Iooklyon
Nixon-Lodge
Richard Nixon
Henry Carbot Lodge
America
Kennedy
Lodge
United States
Brooklyn
Electora
Arelia
Ice
Coun
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Paul K. Kephart
Lynchburg
Mr. James
Omer G. Toms
Point of Rocks
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Frederick
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Tonichi
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Richard M. Nixon
Shah of
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Czech Techni Cians
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