Fredericktown opens West Frederick Branch with mayor on hand
The Fredericktown Savings Institution formally opened its West Frederick Branch at ten this morning with Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg cutting the ribbon. The new drive in facility at 464 478 West Patrick Street will open for business Monday at nine. Guests included Dr and Mrs John L Schwab of Detroit and William Schwab, designer of the branch model. Numerous bank officials from Baltimore Equitable Trust First National Mercantile and other institutions attended along with local residents and construction staff.
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
West Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
W. Meredith S. Young
Fredericktown
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Baltimore
Baltimore National Bank
Harvey E. Exomart
Cashtex
David B. Aldridge
John R. Cupit
Thomas E. McConnell
B. J. Worthington Jr
Equitable Trust Company
John A. Luetkemeyer
Vernon T. Pittinger
H. Grant Hathaway
Fair Warm Weather Covers Eastern Half Of U S
The Associated Press reports fair and warmer conditions across most of the eastern half of the United States. Warmth extends from the central Plains toward the East with improving temperatures across many regions.
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U. S
Associated Press
Tuberculin Testing Begins In Frederick County Schools
The third annual tuberculin testing program starts Monday for seventh tenth and eleventh graders in Frederick County. Dr. Forbes H. Burgess explains the skin test and positive results lead to chest X rays for further assessment.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County
Burgess
Dr. Burgess
Frederick County Health Department
Board of Education
Tuberculosis and Public Health—Association
Chief Judge Leo A. Rover Dies at 72 in DC
Chief Judge Leo A. Rover, 72, of the Municipal Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, died Friday from a heart ailment. A former U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, he was appointed by Coolidge and Eisenhower, led prosecutions in the Teapot Dome era, and later served as chief judge from 1954. He is survived by his widow, three daughters, a son, 13 grandchildren, and three sisters.
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Washington
Leo A. Rover
Municipal Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
U.S
Coolidge
Eisenhower
Teapot Dome
Peyton L. Gordon
Gaston B. Means
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
State Department
Rover
US Dist
Luther W. Youngdahl
Cold snap grips Frederick area with 19 degree low
Frederick city and county faced extreme cold with temperatures dipping to 19 degrees in Unionville and as low as 2 in the city. A white frost covered the county while the fountain at Court House Park iced over. The forecast calls for a modest warmup to the mid 50s by today and fair conditions into next week.
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Frederick City
Unionville
Jack Frost
Mr. Snowman
Court House Park
Troops On Alert in Algiers After Rioting
In Algiers Army troops and police were on alert after Friday’s rioting that injured about 100 people. The unrest, during ceremonies at the war dead monument, involved students clashing with police and troops, with rioters smashing windows and attacking the U S Information Center before dispersing at sundown. The Front for French Algeria denied links to the violence.
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Algiers
Algeria
U. S
Advisor To Ike Will Speak Here
The State Chapter of the Ox 3 Club will host Dr. Hugh Latimer Dryden at the Officers Club Fort Detrick next Saturday at 6 pm. He speaks on The Exploration and Utilization of Space as a scientific advisor to the President and Defense agencies.
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Ox 3 Club
Fort Detrick
Hugh Latimer Dryden
National Organization of Pilots
Robert Edwards
Braddock Heights
Federal Council of Science and Technology
NATO
Dr. Dryden
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
National Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Military Services
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
Dryden
National Academy of Sciences
Institte of the Aeronautical Sciences
Royal Aeronautical Society
American Academy of Arts and Sciencies
Cubs
Pohieckme Inze of Brooklyn
New York University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institue
University of Pennsylvania
Western Maryland College
Jonis Hopi University
University of Maryland
Police Attend Forensic Sciences Symposium at Fort Detrick
Chief Charles V. Main and seven Ely police officers joined a Fort Detrick symposium on forensic sciences held Tuesday to Thursday. The event used a closed circuit from the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology and covered fingerprinting pathology psychiatry and the law and drug addiction. Det. Sgt. Sherman Boone Cpl. Pami Mossburg Officer Charles Cashour Jr. Officer J. Frank Mann Jr. Officer Claude Evans Officer Felix Flanigan and Queen Jobo Wheskind attended.
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Polce
Charles V. Main
Ely
Fort Detrick
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington
Detective Bureau
Sherman HB. Boone
Pami W. Mossburg
Charles K. Cashour Jr
J. Frank Mann Jr
Claude E. Evans
Felix Flanigan
Jobo Wheskind
Village Lanes Duckpin Alley Progressing for December Opening
Village Lanes Duckpin Alley at East and Limth streets progresses on schedule under owner Russell Eyter with manager Harry Fler training in bowling management in Chicago. The 20-lane center will feature Brunswick equipment including Sherman Pinsetters and TeleScore scoring, a snack bar, children’s playroom, and aims for a December 10 opening.
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East Andlimth Streets
Russell Eyter
Harry E. Fler
Chicago
Brunswick Corporation
Brunswick
Sherman
Filler
Village
Terrace
West College Terrace
Eyker
NDPBC
Duckpin Center
Bev
State Weakens During 2d Holdup
In Baltimore Maryland clerk JAP Carole Lugenbeel, 21, faced a teenage bandit who fled after a warning. A Friday robber, inspired by the earlier incident, aimed a pistol at the clerk and demanded the cash box. Police reported the clerk turned over the box as the thief threatened a real holdup.
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Baltimore
Carole Lugenbeel
Miss Lugenbeel
Stewardess Mary Hawthorne in mistaken identity case
Mary Hawthorne 26, an American Airlines stewardess, is improving slowly in a Burlingame hospital after emergency operations to remove her spleen and relieve brain pressure saved her life. The mixup stemmed from a mobile accident that killed Joan Frost, also 26, whose body was sent to New York under Mary’s name until friends discovered the error.
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American Airlines
Mary Hawthorne
Queens
San Mateo
Calif
Miss Hawthorne
New York
Joan Anne Frost
Gertt
Peninsula Hospital
Cali
Miss Frost
Burlingame
Mary
Joan Frost
Joan
Frederick High School to Explain Science Curriculum Program
The Frederick High School PTA presents a science program Tuesday at 7 30 p m with seven science staff on a panel to explain curriculum methods and aims. Allan Creed chairs the program. Joan Shanholtz leads science faculty participation with several staff members involved.
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Frederick High School
Charles S. V. Lanner
School Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Allan M. Creed
Braddock
Joan Shanholtz
Sonic booms shake Cambridge homes amid protest over military flights
Residents in the Neck district about 10 miles west of Cambridge report 12 to 24 sonic booms cracking plaster and rattling dishes. They sent telegrams to Navy air operations demanding an end to military plane overflights over civilians, citing past protests that redirected jet maneuvers offshore. Planes from Patuxent Naval Air Station were blamed for prior disturbances.
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Cambridge
Neck District
Here
Navy Air Operations
Washington
Navy
Atlantic
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Market Not Rattled By Election
New York AP report notes stock market rose to its best gain in over a year after Kennedy victory. Investors priced in defense housing and schools spending under the new administration amid ongoing concerns about unemployment gold outflow and steel industry weakness.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Resere Bank of New York
Europe
United States
Auto Crash In Maryland Leaves Driver Uninjured
William M Tracey 47 of Smithsburg escaped injury when his car skidded off Wolfs ville road and plunged 20 feet down an embankment. State Police Trooper Spickler said the vehicle landed upright with little damage after he attempted a turn onto Foxville road.
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Hagerstown
Smithsburg
Wiliam M. Tracey
Spickler
Tracey
Wolfsville
Foxville
Viet Nam Revolt Suppressed in Saigon Uprising
In Saigon the revolt led by Col. Nguyen Chanh Thi failed as paratroopers and marines surrendered after a pre dawn attack on the presidential palace. Gen. Le Van Kim discharged counterattacks securing radio stations and key sites. Diem appealed for calm and vowed to punish insurgents.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
S !Oyal
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Diem
le van Kim
Tryong Vinh le
pro-Diem National Assembly
Viet Nam
Liberation Forces
Three Killed In Two Car Crash In Martinsburg
A Martinsburg laundromat proprietor Hayes J. Fish and his 18 year old twin sons William and Robert were killed when their foreign car was struck in front of their home. The second vehicle occupants Curtis Shane and Phyllis Bush were not seriously injured.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Fap
Curtis Shane
Phyllis Bush
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Hugh M. Tillett
Ernest Allen
Irving Trust Company
William H. Cowie Jr
Westminster
Carroll County National Bank
Norman Fine
J. Ralph Bonsack
Damascus
John C. McCormack
John M. Christie
A. Perry Hall
Arthur R. Beebe Jr
Hyattsville
Suburban Trust Company
Robert Sherwood
William B. Yates
Elm Street School
St. John’s High School
Reading
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Walkersville High School
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St. Joseph High School
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