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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1960
Page
8
The magistrate warned racers that a 500 dollar fine and one year in jail are maximum penalties for the offense. He also announced an automatic one year license suspension for those convicted of racing. The remarks came after Nuice raced on Jefferson Boulevard and a defendant told he was fortunate not to be charged.
Magistrate Edward D. Storm warned speeders and threatened the maximum fine of 500 dollars and a year in jail for racing on public highways. Luther Leonard Souers was found guilty of improper passing over a solid white line and operating a motor with an inadequate muffler after a Braddock Heights courtroom session. Larry Nuice had previously forfeited 65 dollars and costs on related speeding and registration charges. Souers pleaded not guilty but was convicted and fined.
The Maryland District Ruritans Club convenes today at Shenandoah Hotel Martinsburg with officers and delegates from 37 clubs. An officers training school returns as a highlight starting at 1 15 p m led by Arthur G Steiner past national president and a Remington Virginia executive. Tom Downing a Maryland native and Ruritan co founder also attends.
Circles at Mr Burttan will teach the vice presidents class secretary’s class led by Frank Baker a past Lieutenant governor of Jefferson Treasurer’s Class taught by Ira Rice also of the Jefferson Club Paul Roth Pinesbury Md and a past the board of directors rounds out the staff H F Fowler Maryland district reporter will teach the reporters class Main speaker for the afternoon session will be Benjamin Stickney program executive for governor The committee in charge of the nomination includes Paul Roth Finesburg Keister Adams Annapolis and William Wells Boonsboro West Virginia clubs will host the convention marking the first time the Eastern Panhandle group has been extended the honor Garland Guyton Burkittsville
Keedysville serves as district mother club marking its debut on November 15, 1951 and has produced two district governors and one national president for Raritans. Other older clubs include Lothian Maryland Rohrersville Mauga nsville and Burkittsville. BID ACCEPTED FOR ANOEK SCHOOL CLASSROOMS AT FROST HAVENEE COLLEGE. The Department of Public Improvements accepted George Construction Co of Cumberland for 10626 to install additional classrooms at the old Anoek school. Only other bid was 10810 by John L. Vandegrift Co of Cumberland. Work will begin soon and finish in about 90 days.
Marriage licenses granted include Erick and Audrey La biss both 19 of Union and LeGore and Carolyn R win ard 17 of Rocky Ridge. Deeds recorded show Lillian E Reed transferring to Kenneth W Reed for $10 and other transfers for $10 plus one major property sale of $11,850 by Russell Simmons Warfield as executors to Robert W Stockman and wife.
William C D Jefferies and wife transfer property to William E Utt and wife for 4 dollars in county records. Hilda Zacharias Opel and others transfer to Guy W Nusz and wife for 18 dollars in city records. AP reports a forced landing near San Antonio involving a tanker with 11 aboard two hospitalized with minor injuries no fire Randolph AFB spokesman said the plane was en route from
Television and film listings outline a slate including Guestward Ho, Meet The Press, Roy Rogers, Trackdown, Face The Nation, a Movie, Badge 714, Walt Disney, and 20th Century entries with channel numbers and sequencing notes. The schedule hints at a rotating daytime to early evening lineup featuring classic Westerns and news programs across multiple time slots.
Davis Monthan Air Force Base near Tucson Arizona serves as the home base for units stationed at the regional airfield complex. The installation supports air defense training, aircraft maintenance, and community outreach programs with active duty personnel and civilian staff.
In Burg New York the report notes two of its engines failed during operation causing a halt. Officials investigated the cause and arranged temporary repairs to restore service. Local residents reported minor delays and no injuries.
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