Yule Club To Pay Off 850000 In Christmas Club Funds
Santa will bring checks to Frederick area families around November 20 totaling over 850000 from local banks and savings institutions. Some savers face disruption as Family Savings and Loan Association is in receivership, while others like Frederick County National Bank and Western Maryland Trust expect payouts near 100000 and 143000 respectively. Most savers will use the funds for gifts or other bills, with about 30 percent spent on presents per the Christmas Club Corporation.
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Santa Claus
Frederick
Santa
Family Savings and Loan Association
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frederick County National Bank
Western Maryland Trust Company
Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association
Christmas Club Corporation
Biding Time On Urban Renewal
City officials await the right moment to advance urban renewal in Frederick. Mayor Jacob R. Ramsturg says the topic is not idle, just paused to align with the master plan. He cites keeping local costs low and coordinated planning including zoning and facilities as key links between programs.
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Jacob R. Ramsturg
Frederick
Ammum
Ines Mmotha
Premes Paternity Mystery Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Premes Paternity Angeles and a possible report involving Hemttaton and a mystery paternity claim. Readable fragments indicate a male subject and references to a repository and a date placeholder, but key details are unclear.
City Police to adopt rotating shifts Monday plan
City Police will begin rotating shifts on Monday under Chief Charles V. Main. The system mirrors State Police practice andwide area departments to improve policing and fairly distribute night hours among officers. Det Bureau remains on 24 hour call. other units join rotation 8am–4pm 4pm–12am and 12am–8am.
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Charles V. Main
Main
Detective Bureau
Fort Detrick
Local Wills Leave Cash to Churches Hospitals and Cemeteries
Wills probated by the Orphans Court disclose cash bequests to Frederick Memorial Hospital several churches and cemetery associations. Miss A Rosetta Burger died October 29 at age 90 leaving 16000 to multiple institutions, with the remainder to relatives and friends. Other bequests include 1000 to the Maryland School for the Blind 1000 to the Easter Seal Center 2000 to the House of the Good Shepherd and 2000 to the Archbishop of Baltimore. The executors are W Leslie Burger Sr and others.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Orphans Court
A. Rosetta Burger
Evangelical Reformed
United Church of Christ
Starr Commonwealth For Boys
Albion, Mich
Maryland School For the Blind
Overlea
Maryland Society For Crippled Children
House of the Good Shepherd
City of
Baltimore
Archbishop of
Vivian E. Hatcher
W. Jerome Offutt
Helen F. Mack
W. Leslie Burger Sr
Julia Kefauger Culler
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Robert Garland
Elton Cooper
Robert E. Clapp Jr
J. Roger Fisher
Braddock Heights
Mount Olivet
Newspaper Hall of Fame Discussed at Gathland Park
Maryland Press Association board debated creating a national Newspaper Hall of Fame at George Alfred Townsend’s Gathland State Park. Proposals included a curved structure near the War Correspondents Arch atop Middletown Valley. Dinner at Mealey’s Hotel in New Market heard remarks from Philip S. Heisler of The Baltimore Sun and Mary Carter Roberts of the Hall of Records.
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Hall of Fame
Gathland State Park
Maryland Press Association
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Department of Forests and Parks
Middletown Valley
Mealey’s Hotel
New Market
Philip S. Heisler
Baltimore , Sunpapers
Gathland
Press Association
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
Frederick News-Post
Two City Accidents Reported By Police
Two minor crashes were reported by City Police. A 14 year old boy, David Haller, was treated for a minor arm abrasion after stepping into a car’s path at West South Street near West College Terrace. Driver John Lozmick of Georgetown did not hospitalize him. In a separate incident on Market Street, Frank H Wedemeyer’s car, parked curbside, led to a door opening collision with another vehicle. no injuries were reported. Passenger's actions caused the second incident. Sgt Denver J Shook investigated both cases.
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David Haller
Narva Avenue
West South Street
West College Terrace
John
Lozmick
Georgetown
Young Hater
Denver J. Shook
Frank H
Japs and U S Agree On Trade Liberalization
United States and Japan pledged to pursue liberalized trade and aid for underdeveloped nations. A 20 point communique outlined mutual aims including eliminating discrimination in trade with other nations and sharing labor standards information. Secretary Rusk said talks set a basic framework for future negotiations and expressed willingness to support Japan’s growth.
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Hakone
Japan
United States
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U. S
Zentaro Kosaka
Kosaka
Warm Trend Is Checked in Frederick County Area
Cool weather moves in over the weekend to halt unseasonably warm temperatures. Rain prospects fade with only a trace in recent weeks as streams near record lows. Scattered showers today and tomorrow unlikely to bring measurable rainfall. temperatures to fall through early next week.
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Frederick County
Presidents of Hood Clubs Meet Presidents of Hood Clubs
The regular meeting of the presidents and chandlers of the home hood clubs opened with a season start in early spring. Attendees gathered in the Romnac Pe sareedt in Bro Ngatat for the event.
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Presidents of Hood Clubs
Sean Inday
Sailor Dies In Maryland Car Chase Collision
A sailor stationed at Bainbridge Naval Training Center, John E. Arklerson, 26, was killed when his car crashed into a tree during a chase by state trooper E W Reith Jr along Maryland 222 near Port Deposit. Death raises Maryland traffic toll to 365 for the year. In Allegany County, 10 year old Melvin D Gibbs was hospitalized in critical condition after being struck by Dayton L Dillinger's car near his home.
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Associated Press
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
E. W. Reith Jr
Maryland 222
Port Deposit
John E. Arklerson
R. C. Dodson
Cecil County
Maryland
Allegany County
Miners Hospital
Frostburg
B. E. Diehl
Melvin D. Gibbs
Kikep
Dayton L. Dillinger
Barton
Congresscriticizes enlisted men as officers servants
Rep. Frank Kowalski of Connecticut urged President Kennedy to stop using enlisted men as officers servants after a comptroller general report found 25 sergeants at Ft McNair performing household duties for 14 senior officers and a State Department official. Kowalski cites pay totaling 120000 dollars yearly and says 3000 to 5000 enlisted men are assigned to officer jobs.
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Washington
Connecticut
Army
Kennedy
Frank Kowalski
D-Conn
Comptroller General
Ft. McNair
Kowalski
State Department
Congress
Mangled Hand Progressing After Multiple Surgeries
Local man Paul Stockman of 140 West South Street remains under care at Baltimore’s Children’s Hospital after two lengthy operations to repair a severely mangled right hand. Doctors grafted skin, transplanted tissue from his legs, and performed a body skin graft to promote flesh growth on bones. He has begun to regain finger movement and is allowed limited visits on Sundays.
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Baltimore
Paul
Pete Stockman
West South Street
Children’s Hospital
New York Takes Over Striking Milk Plant
Striking workers at a New York milk plant faced government action as authorities moved to operate the plant. Reports indicate Teamsters and other unions reacted to the seizure while local officials described the measure as necessary to maintain supply during a labor dispute. The situation affected related industries and raised questions about labor rights and public welfare.
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New York
Bombs explode in Accra damage Nkramah statue
Terrorists planted bombs in Accra injuring one person and damaging the bronze statue of Kwame Nkrumah in front of Parliament and a war memorial arch at Black Star Square. A second blast caused a granite block to be torn from the memorial. a night watchman was wounded. Police labeled the acts terrorism and rivals of Nkrumah were suspected.
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Accra
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
Black Star Square
War Memorial
Triumph
Paris
Public Works Department
African Republic
Christiansborg Castle
Britain
Elizabeth
British High Commission
Baker Park Chimes Remain An Hour Fast In Frederick County
City officials report Baker Park chimes still ring one hour fast after clocks return to standard time. A spokesman from City Light and Signal Departments said a report will be filed and the chimes are expected to be fixed by Monday.
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Baker Park
Frederick County
Two Young Cousins Found Dead in Refrigerator
In Bordentown New Jersey two year old cousins Donald and Janes Dyson were found upright inside a refrigerator Friday night. Police say they suffocated. They were to move that day with their family to Evansville Indiana where the father James Dyson Sr. had secured a factory job after leaving Levittown. The discovery was made by house movers.
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Bordentown
API
Indiana
Donald
Janes Dyson
James
Evansville
Ind
James Sr
Levittown
Master Plan Of Soviets Related A Hungarian Minister Speaks At Hood College
Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi former Hungarian finance minister spoke at Hood College recounting his seven months in the Kremlin during negotiations over a Russian reparation claim. He warned that Soviet leaders see the world as slavery, predicted Berlin’s decline, and urged a show of resolve to deter war. He criticized U S aid to hostile powers and proposed a three point plan to counter Soviet influence by not opposing any nation’s turn to communism and matching aid from communist powers.
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Hungary
Kremlin
Hood College
Nicholas Nyaradi
Berlin
Dr. Nyaradi
Nyaradi
U.S
Russia
Red China
Cold Front Brings Eastward Surge and Unseasonable Warmth
A cold front pushing east across the Appalachians keeps East Coast temperatures warm into Friday night with 50s to 70s before a sharp drop expected toward Florida. Showers line the front from western New York to Georgia and Alabama with rain in Atlanta. Freezing readings spread across the Great Lakes region. A later front brings light snow to the western Rockies as Montana and Utah report parts of the cold spell.
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Associated Press
Appalachians
Florida
New York State
Georgia
Alabama
Atlanta
Rockies
Montana
Utah
Udall Presses Mt Fuji Climb Despite Fog and Rain
Udall perseveres with a climb of Mt Fuji amid thick fog and heavy rain. Interior Secretary Stewart valiantly pushes to reach the summit, while aides report the weather worsened but Udall remained determined to seize the opportunity.
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Udall
Mt. Fugi
Japan
APIS
Stewart Viail
Nis
Reo
Ui Se
Mit
Adenauer Is Assured Re-Election to West German Chancellorship
Adenauer’s fourth term as West German chancellor appears virtually assured as the Christian Democrats accept a coalition with the Free Democrats. The Bundestag is set to elect him next Tuesday amid a seven week struggle over domestic policy and government roles.
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Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Erich Mende
Free Democrats
Christian Democrats
Hurricane toll at 204 in Belize capital Belize City
Belize City remains paralyzed as 36 bodies are pulled from the courthouse ruins, lifting Hattie’s death toll to 204. Martial law limits looting and officials warn of executions for food theft while evacuees are moved by boat and air as relief accelerates.
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Belize
British Honduras
Hattie
British Colonial Administration
Jamaica
Colin Thornley
Stann’s Creek
Mother Of Six Reports Abduction Near Virginia
A mother of six told police she was forced into a car by six men near Virginia. State Police said she was driven around for about 11 hours before being brought to a residence in Kanionerdt. Investigators are reviewing details as they pursue leads and seek suspects.
Nehru in London Opens Diplomatic Ease Talks
Nehru visits London to press for easing tensions and seek broader diplomatic engagement. Officials indicate talks aim at reducing frictions with key Allied partners and outlining future cooperation strategies.
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NEHRU
London
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