Opposition to Terrace Lanes beer license by Frederick church women
The Frederick Council of United Church Women has unanimously opposed Terrace Lanes on sale beer license citing proximity to West Frederick Junior High and Frederick High School. School officials and Calvary Methodist Church also oppose. A public hearing is set for November 14 at 10 am before the License Commissioner.
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Frederick
Board of Education
Louis Myers
Calvary Methodist Church
West Frederick
Frederick High School
Terrace Lanes
Board of
United Church Women
West Church Street
Kennedy Johnson group names Virginia Lewis chair
Dr Virginia E Lewis is named chair of the Frederick County Citizens for Kennedy Johnson and Mrs Victor Marken is appointed chair of the Senior Citizens for Kennedy Johnson. Marken says the party provides understanding and help for seniors 63 and over while criticizing the Republican approach as unfeeling and unrealistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia E. Lewis
Frederick County
Citizens
Kennedy-Johason
Soap
Victor M. Marken
West Church Street
Senior Citizens
Kennedy- Johnson
Marken
Democratic Party
City Hall Battles Growing Dog Complaints
City officials led by Harry T. Phelps Jr. face a rise in stray dogs prowling west and north city areas. The dog ordinance of May 19 requires seizing running dogs, impounding them, and fining owners for repeated offenses. Police and dog catchers urge owners to confine pets or leash them to curb the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Phelps Jr
Joose
Phelps
Ers
Shell Gay
Calvary Methodist Plans Second Building Fund Drive
Calvary Methodist church launches a second building fund campaign this Sunday aiming to raise 20000 for completing a new education building now under construction. The 210000 total cost includes furnishings as roof work proceeds under Norman T. Earley Company.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist
Norman T. Earley Company
Ralph 3 M. Sharpe
Bentz Street
Ambulance Calls Report From Frederick
The United ambulance transported two medical patients to Frederick Memorial Hospital today. The first call went to the 200 block of East Fifth Street where Richard Fleagle of a local business was taken ill at work. The second call occurred around noon at Winchester Hall with a person in health department care also taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ambulance
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Fifth Street
Richard Fleagle
Winchester Hall
Chiang Kai-shek visits Quemoy island in Formosa
A report states Chiang Kai-shek spent six days on the island of Quemoy in Formosa, marking his first visit there in about six months. The article notes tensions and political context surrounding Nationalist forces in the area.
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Chiang
Quemoy
Taipel
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Board of Education Meeting Results Highlight Property Sale and Education Talks
The board approved the sale of Hopeland school to Joseph R. Lee for 400 dollars. A fire alarm system demo by Minneapolis Honeywell suggested costs up to 4500 dollars but no purchase action followed. Debates on statewide higher education plans were inconclusive pending further study. Scholarships to Hood College for two local girls were approved. Two high school teachers submitted resignations, Hafer and Keister, citing salary reasons and awaiting replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopeland School
Board of Education
Joseph R. Lee
D. T. Savage
Minneapolis-Honeywell Company
East Church Street
Warfield Commission
University of Maryland
Hood College
Gwen J. Bausum
Mary Frances Gaver
James T. Hafer
John A. Keister
Hafer
Middletown High School
Keister
Emmitsburg High School
Kneayy
State County Officials Discuss Local Option Sales Tax
The State Association of County Commissioners met in Annapolis to review a nine-item report from its registration committee led by H. T. Slaughter of Talbot County. Proposals include a 1 percent local sales tax to Counties and Baltimore City, with proceeds shared after admin costs, and a 7.5 percent income tax idea. Delbert Null of Frederick County presided over the one day session.
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Annapolis
State Association of County Commissioners
H. T. Slaughter
Talbot County
Baltimore Cis
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Lous Gonistein
Bailey
Delbert Null
Frederick County
Maryland Candidates Split Over Federal Apportionment Bill
Six of fourteen Maryland congressional hopefuls back a constitutional amendment for representation by population. Seven did not respond and seven oppose or waver. Backers include Garmatz Foley Mathias Lanea Gersiung with five backing Clark’s bill as a last resort.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Committee For Fair Representation
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Edward Garmatz
John R. Foley
South
Charles McC Mathias Jr
Cariyie J. Lanea
Robert J. Gersiung
Richard E. Lankford
Dag Hammarskjold cites Belgian interference in Congo
In a United Nations report Secretary-General Hammarskjeld warns Belgian nationals are returning to the Congo and exerting strong influence on Mobutu's temporary administration. He says Belgian advisers shape young commissioners and provoke hostility toward the UN command, risking collapse of local systems before UN intervention.
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United Nations
NLY
Dag Hammarskjell
Dodso
Congo
General Assembly
Hammarskjeld
Joen Mobutu
Mob
Northwest Properties acquires land from K G Construction
A newly formed Northwest Properties of Frederick Inc has acquired title to property north of West Seventh Street by assuming mortgages exceeding 190189 dollars. The deed, filed in Frederick, lists exceptions including land conveyed to Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church and parcels sold to James T. Galloway. The deal involved K and G Construction and was tied to College Estate Apartments, with an Hagerstown firm to be paid for work. Officers of Northwest were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Properties of Frederick Inc
K. and G. Construction Company
Court House
West Seventh Street
Frederick Homes, Inc
Richard F. Zimmerman
Frederick Homes
Good Shepherd
Evangelical Lutheran Church
James T. Galloway
K. and
College Estate
Hagerstown
State Tax Commission
Northwest Group
Alfred F. Flynn Jr
Scientific Satellite In Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Wound mins top satel l today to begin the most extensive study ever attempted of the earth s ionosphere The satellite Explorer VIII was already in orbit and NASA reported the spin stabilized craft will probe radio signal reflection to improve continental and air communications The U S says it holds a lead over the Soviet Union in ionosphere exploration The Juno TI rocket carrying the satellite reached orbital speed and delivered a payload with apogee kg miles perigee miles and a 112 minute worldwide pass The transmitter was reported working Watson or leader and Explorer VITI is the 26th U S earth satellite in under three years with the Soviet Union placing six in orbit.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Soviet Union
Robert Bourdeau
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Nixon Wins Mock Election At West Frederick
Richard Nixon won the mock presidential contest at West Frederick Junior High during an eighth grade civics study. Of 691 Democrats and 657 Republicans registered, Nixon tallied 672 votes to Kennedy’s 606 as the student body participated in the election exercise.
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Richard M. Nixon
West Frederick
U. S. Government
Ninon
John F. Kennedy
Second Disaster In Month Strikes East Pakistan Coast
AP reports four thousand more people died as a cyclone and tidal wave hit the Chittagong area in East Pakistan marking a second catastrophe in a month. Gov Azam Khan described “innumerable dead” after a 20 foot wave submerged Kutubdia islands for 45 minutes. 170 boats lost. about 100000 homeless.
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Chittagong
Pakistan
Bay of Bengal
East Pakistan
Azam Khan
Kutudbia
Nobel Prizes Awarded To 2 In U S
Two American scientists won Nobel prizes in chemistry and physics. Willard F. Libby of Los Angeles and Donald A. Glaser of Berkeley shared chemistry and physics honors for the atomic time clock and bubble chamber, respectively. Each receives 43,627 dollars.
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Stockholm
Willard F. Libby
Donald A. Glaser
Libby
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Glaser
University of California At Berkeley
Alfred Nobel
Saint-John Perse
Frank MacFarlane Burnet
Australia
Peter Brian Medawar
Britain
University of California At Los Angeles
Finders Inc. Articles Approved by State Tax Commission
The State Tax Commission approved Finders Inc. on May 23 with Samuel C. Hays Emmitsburg Samuel H Young North College Parkway and John D Leatherman Thurmont as directors. Samuel Young listed as agent and witnesses include Austin P. Renn Isaac E. Nicodemus Richard P. Humm. The group faced questions as to bona fides due to a title search error and processing delays.
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Samuel C. Hays
Samuel Young
John D. Leatherman
State Tax Commission
Shate
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