Six Named State 4-H Winners
Six county 4-H Club members were named state winners and earned trips to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago. The achievement night at West Frederick Junior High announced the winners, with two girls and four boys among the honorees.
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Chicago
West Frederick
W. Sherard Wilbon
State Extension Service
Sarah King
Ballenger +H
Anne Lovell
Jefferson Club
King
Lovell
Frederica Russell
Jacquelyn Larsen
Robert Smariga
Near
Union Bridge
Urbana
Cliford Stiles
Franklin Repp
Liberty Town
Ballenger
Jackie Herner
Jonnsvile
Chris Hagan
Frederick City
Alice Hevner
Johnsville
Carol Wise
Middletown
Wide Awake
June Dudrow
Big Star
Buckeystown
Mary Lynn Engelbrecht
Terrena Snyder
Lewistown
Sarah Ahalt
Wise-An
Jonie Ahalt
Middletown County
Diane Singer
Sarah Aha
Cynthia Vic
Martha Cline
Dori
Harold McDevitt
Catherine Stambaugh
Thurmont
Travis Zeiler
Sarah Ballenger
Jo Mann
Freder
Margaret Nicholson
Im County
Kate Groe
Willam
Petersville
Allan Creed
Braddock
Barbara Jean Hahn
Atlee Compher
Paul Beale
Emmitsburg
Edwin Hevner
Willard Holler
Claims Reds Can Put Man Into Space
Soviet scientist Prof. K Sergeyev told Pravda that the USSR has the means to send a man into space but needs practical experience with space ships. He noted the dog flight’s capsule is in excellent condition for further missions and outlined plans for manned flights and a moon survey with automatic stations.
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U.ss.r
K. Sergeyev
Provida
Communist Party
Belka
Stretka
Earth 2
Moon
Earth
Inquiries Open For Jobs At New Electric Plant
More than 100 people visited the employment office this morning seeking work at a proposed electric components factory to be built here if the labor supply fits. Miss Magretta Hershberger said the response is strong and about 300 women may be needed. applications chạy until November 15 with no obligation to accept.
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Magretta Hershberger
Department of Employment Security
Miss Hershberger
Richard Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Temple
West Church Street
Hammond
Vote Count Continues As Kennedy Leads In Electoral Votes
AP dispatch reports Kennedy holding 200 electoral votes with 22 states and 300 electors secured, while Nixon trails with 25 states and 188 votes. Mississippi and Alabama electors undecided. Kennedy leads by over 325,000 in popular vote of 66 million with a tight overall margin.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
California
Alaska
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Mississippi
Alabama
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Harrrison
Edy
United States
Congress
White House
Christian A. Herter
Adlai E. Stevenson
Rep
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
W. Averell Harriman
Stevenson
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodger
NATO
Paris
Herter
Eisenhower
Robert Kennedy
GOP
Hotel Guest Found Dead In Bed
Francis Scot Suest at the Key Hotel was found dead in his bed this morning. The man identified as F. J. Schade, 61, of Kenneth Square Pennsylvania, a Sealtest Foods representative, reportedly died of natural causes. Police said Schade and L. H. Jackson of Lewes registered at the hotel Wednesday night. Jackson found him this morning and prompted a police response. The body was moved to M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Home on East Church Street.
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Francis Scot Suest
Key Hotel
M. R. Etchison and Son
East Church Street
Attorney Suffers Head Injury After Sunday incident
Local attorney H. Kieffer DeLauter is in fair condition after an apparent Sunday fall that left him with a head injury and blood loss. He was found incoherent at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and later taken to the Frederick Memorial Hospital where doctors cited pneumonia and other health concerns.
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H. Kieffer DeLauter
DeLauter
Francis Scott Key
Aftrnoon
M. L. Hann
Dill Avenue
Mr. DeLauter
Lwat
Mr. DeLanter
Start of Official Canvass of Vote begun by Board
Members of the Board of Elections started the official canvass of the vote this morning in the district court room at the courthouse to verify returns ahead of the forecast Tuesday.
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Board of Elections Supervisors
Dirgit
Court House
Eisenhower offers to meet Kennedy on transfer of power
President Eisenhower proposed a meeting with President-elect John F. Kennedy at a mutually convenient time to discuss continuity of government and a smooth transition on January 20. He urged advance consultations on foreign policy with Secretary of State Herter and Kennedy aides, with emphasis on Berlin disarmament and East West summit prospects.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Joan F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Christian A. Herter
Us House
Ioments
Hyannis Port
Mass
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Pierre Salinger
Berlin
Washington
Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Outer Space
Nahe
U.S
Khruschev
East
West Germany
United States
Wife-Beaters Get 90 Day Jail Terms
Two wife-beating defendants, Herman L. Carter and Robert C. Lindsay, pleaded guilty to assault and battery in Magistrate's Court and received 60 day suspended jail terms. Carter faced an additional conviction for striking his father-in-law during a domestic dispute. Both cases involve strained marriages and moves toward readjustment and possible divorce proceedings.
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Herman L. Carter
Robert C. Lindsay
Carter
Flint Hill
Byron Thompson
James Carroll
Lindsay
Liberttytown
Lonaje
Khrushchev Signals Drive Toward Kennedy Summit
Western diplomats say Khrushchev’s congratulatory message to Kennedy signals a renewed push for a summit. He urged peace talks, disarmament, and a German peace treaty with Soviet cooperation, hinting at broader negotiations after Kennedy takes office.
Students Hear Analysis Of Voting At College Program
Ted Brownell of the Nixon Lodge campaign staff analyzed voting patterns noting Kennedy won in large cities and suburban offset did not appear. He cited New York as an exception and questioned what happened there. Frank Wilson of WTOP will speak tonight in Abdésoam Chapel at 7:00 p.m.
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Ted Brownell
Colege
F Mich
Kennedy
Rownell ~Ax
Nixon
New York State
New York
Brownell
Frank Wilson
WTOP
Washington, D. C
Abdésoam Chapel
P. Ma
Nixon Receives Multiple Job Offers After Presidency
Virginia? correction? Nixon ends a six-year vice presidency with a return to Washington. Universities law firms and corporations have offered positions to Vice President Richard Nixon. His press secretary said there was no clarity on his post political plans. The Nixon family was greeted by about 500 cheering fans on their return from California as Secretary Herter and others welcomed them.
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j-Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
White House
Hennedy
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Xon
Nixons
California
Tricia
Julie
John F. Kennedy
Christian A. Herter
William P. Rogers
John Eisenhower
Barbara
Augusta
Gani
Fire Kills Family in Ashland Flash Fire
A flash fire tore through a two story Ashland home early today killing a Mass APIA father mother and three children. The victims identified as Paul Laprise two days shy of 30 Mary 21 and Mary Ellen 4 today Paul Jr nearly 2 and Katherine six months. The blaze gutted the interior of the residence near central Ashland about five blocks west of Bracoiqahach.
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Ashland
Mass
Apia
Paul Laprise
Mary
Mary Ellen
Paul Jr
Katherine
Bracoiqahach
Kennedy Confers With Aides On Transition Contact
President elect Kennedy discussed selecting a liaison to Eisenhower aides and awaiting a reply to a transfer of executive responsibility telegram. Salinger said an answer would come today and noted plans for Kennedy to rest in Palm Beach for 10 days. Khrushchev telegram prompts talk of direct US Soviet discussions.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Augusta
Bureau of the Budget
Herter
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Palm Beach
Fla
Hyannis Port
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Temperature Drop Is Expected In Frederick Weather Update
A rain soaked start yields 0.48 inches in 24 hours and a warmer 50 degree morning. The forecast calls for a fall to near 25 tonight with weekend cooling in the mid 40s and clearing skies. In Salisbury a collision near Fruitland at a crossing left Virginia Foxe Donohue 25 fatally injured.
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Salisbury
Virgina Foxe Donohue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fruitland
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