Widow's heir owes care giver seven thousand dollars
Testimony in Circuit Court today focused on Mrs. Albert C. Palmer who seeks about $7,000 from the estate of the late Mrs. Homer D. Kepler for nursing, shopping, cleaning, and other services provided from widowhood until Kepler's death in January 1959. Palmer testified she averaged six to eight hours weekly early on and up to 1,584 hours in 1956, with some care occurring at Kepler's Carroll Parkway home and other locations.
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Circuit Court Today
Albert C. Palmer
North Market Street
Homer D. Kepler
Kepler
Florence Fogle
Palmer
Carroll Parkway
East Second
West Third Street
Sewart Hobbs Brown
Fogle
Caroline
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Brown
Schnauffer
Frank R. Smith Jr
M. R. Etchison and Son
Fani Axl
Patter
Keper Ducing
Radios Pour In for Baltimore Boy in Hospital
A Baltimore area appeal for Kenneth Eugene Morgan known as Buttons drew more than 25 radio offers yesterday. Only two were accepted. a transistor radio promised by a local Boys Club will reach him tomorrow at Kernan Hospital where he undergoes treatment to strengthen brittle bones.
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Frederick News
Kernan Crippled Children's Hospital
Batimore
Kenneth Eugene ‘Buttons’Morgan
Charles Morgan
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Chester Shaw
North Bentz Street
Buttons
Tractor Overturns Kills Farm Worker Near Middletown
A tractor overturned on the Quebec School road south of Middletown results in the death of 22 year old Moser. He was found beneath the tractor by John Renn Jr. of Fleming Avenue and pronounced dead by the county medical examiner. Moser had worked for Ernest E. Ahalt near Middletown and is survived by his parents and three brothers. The body rests at M. L. Cragger and Son funeral home with services scheduled at the funeral home.
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Quebec School
Middletown
Charles
Moser
New Midway
John Renn Jr
Fleming Avenue
Ronald C. Lewis
B. C. Thomas Sr
Ernest E. Ahalt
RFD
George
Neva
L. Holt Moser
George Jr
Rocky Ridge
Robert E
Daysville
John A
M. L. Creagger and Son
Thurtont
Boy With Broken Leg Returns Home
A 14 year old boy named David Yontz returned home by ambulance after eight weeks in the hospital with a broken leg. He is the son of Mrs Nina Cramer of Queer Street and will be confined to bed under her care.
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David Yontz
Nina Cramer
Queer Steet
Lee Wattle
McCurdyck
United Appeal Progress Report and Pledge Details
United Appeal shows a total of 196 965 24 pledged to date with a goal aimed at funds for community services. The report includes donor notes and references to Mrs Fote and others contributing to the campaign with drive ends date noted as Nev 75.
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United
Sit-In Violence Expected Not Seen by Police
Maryland and Baltimore state police said they expect no violence if sit-ins occur next Saturday but will protect demonstrators rights. Capt. Corbin outlined trespass warnings and warrants as options if protesters refuse to leave.
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W. W. Corbin
State Police
Corbin
Maryland
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Ennai
Logan Kearse
Annapolis
Philadelphia
Anne Arundel County
Maryland Restaurant Association
Snow Blankets Southwest With Three Feet Deep Snow
The Associated Press reports heavy snow in the Southwest with depths up to 36 inches in the Sacramento Mountains near Alamogordo New Mexico. Blustery north winds chill the region as rescuers race to find three missing hunters in the Tularosa Mountains.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Sacramento Mountains
Alamogordo
N.M
Atiaona
Colorado
Utah
Texas
New Mexico
Tularosa
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
New England
Girl Escapee Cuts Woman's Throat in Maryland
A 19 year old escapee from a state mental institution attacked a Macaroid woman in Glen Burnie. The victim, Jackie Lee Buchanan, was cut on the throat but survived after treatment and return to Spring Grove State Hospital. An ambulance transported a patient to Frederick Memorial Hospital after the incident.
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Glen Burnie
Cit
Star Wade
Spring Grove State Hospital
Jackie Lee Buchanan
South Baimore Tre
Lawson Appointed Driver for Citizens Truck Company
Thomas Lawson of West Patrick Street was appointed as a full time driver for Citizens Truck Company at a Board of Directors meeting Monday night. The appointment takes effect December 1, filling the vacancy created by Elwood DeGrange resignation. Lawson previously worked for Excelsior Dairy.
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Thomas Lawson
West Patrick Street
Citizens Truck Company
Lawson
Elwood DeGrange
Excelsior Dairy
Yule Seals On Sale Today For TB Fund Drive
L Ray Specht named general chairman for the 1961 Christmas Seal campaign as 13 000 letters go out. The Tuberculosis and Public Health Association will mail seals to county residents to support patient needs, clothing, food, and a county wide X ray detection program.
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L. Rayhue Specht
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
C. Freda Doll
TB Association
Specht
Ail Tre Enn Tuberculosis Ass
Plenty Of Game In Fields For Opening Rabbit Quail Pheasant Season
The Inland Fish Commission announced a robust opening for rabbit quail pheasant grouse and woodcock seasons with ample game for nim rods in fields and woodlands. Regional game warden Guy Gearhart reported good rabbit numbers and excellent pheasant population along the county's northern border, while quail were reasonably good and grouse in line with expectations. Woodcock remain down from last month by about ten percent. Weather outlook is cloudy with scattered showers and mild temperatures before a colder front midweek.
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Game and Inland Fish Commission
Guy Gearhart
Pennsylvania
Midwest
City Chemist Says Cloudy Water Safe After Brief Issue
Frederick residents were assured the city water remains safe to drink despite cloudy appearance. City chemist George Smith attributed cloudiness to very low Fishing Creek Reservoir levels and said water will clear after flow through mains and seasonal rains raise the reservoir level.
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George Smith
Frederick
City Water Department
Unable to extract a clear news headline due to garbled source text
The readable parts describe an appeal and assessment related to a case involving a person or entity, with references to an incident and a date. The fragmentary nature lacks identifiable names, places, organizations, or outcomes to form a concrete summary.
Snow Fence Snares Nearby Road on Drifted Block
Local report describes a snow fence placed along 2ndh Road in the Wohnsie area to deter drifting snow. The snare fence is described as mounted and blocking access on a 10 block stretch.
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Wohnsie
Fresh Supplies Arrive as South Pole Crew Feasts
At the South Pole station the first relief team arrives from McMurdo bringing eggs and milk after nine months of isolation. Fifteen men eat over 100 eggs in the galley while temperatures drop to 45 below zero. Doctors and meteorologists note record lows and ongoing winter work including balloon launches and geomagnetic checks.
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South Pole Station
Antarctica
America
U.S. Navy
South Pole
C. D. McKenny
Phoenix
Ariz
Teorology
McMurdo Station
New Zealand
Chester Wagner
Rochester
Minn
Ben W. Harlin
Polar Station
Tcres
Philip K. Swartz
Napa
Calif
Malcolm Lentz
York,Pa
Africa Denuclearized Zone Endorsed at UN Vote
United Nations committee backed Africa as a denuclearized zone by 570 to 42 abstentions. Resolution calls halt to nuclear testing in Africa and bans transport or storage of hydrogen or atomic bombs on African territory. United States and France opposed key provisions but abstained on the bill overall. Soviet bloc supported the majority.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Africa
United States
France
Britain
Sahara
Milk Testing For Fallout Speeded Up
Washington AP reports the Public Health Service has accelerated milk sampling to monitor fallout from Russian tests. Stations increased from monthly to daily tests. six stations sample daily, 13 weekly, and 42 weekly twice. Cities named include Washington DC Baltimore Charleston Wilmington and Rocky Hill MD.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Monay
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Charleston
Wilmington
Del
James G. Trix
Terri
Paces
Rocky
Conway Objects To Property Hearing
Conway opposes a property hearing related to board reviews and improvements. The document cites chairman and committee roles, noting legal questions and access concerns about U.S. routes and leased premises. The text contains garbled phrases but centers on objections to proceedings and administrative actions.
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Conway
Board of Property
U. S
Bastrty
Macapagal Leads Vote In Philippines Early Returns Show Edge
In Manila the vice presidential race shows Diosdado Macapagal ahead of Carlos Garcia with about 2 percent of ballots counted. Macapagal leads 104 560 to 74 301 as Emmanuel Palaez holds a slim edge over Sergio Osmena Jr for vice president. Osmena trails 76 322 to 75 108. Gil Puyat lags among Garcia backers.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
Macapagal
One Party
Garcia
Naconalista
Emmanuel Palaez
Ramon Magsaysay
Ser‘gion
Osmena J Palaez
Edith
Osmena
Sen
Gil Puyat
BNB
Macapaza
Anthe
Philppines
Tacanagai
Pepinic
Weil Elected Head Of Fuel Oil Group
Weil named head of a fuel oil trade group with officers elected. Kenneth Song and others named as directors and officers, with Kane as secretary and counsel. The organization plans to form a board of directors and establish leadership for the group.
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Weil
Fuel Oil Group
Ineo
West Menver
Richard 3. Kane
Maker Jr
Tn Sikchben
Board of Dateciors
Kenneth Song
Probe Finds Lumumba Death Likely Murder In Congo
A U.N. commission said Patrice Lumumba probably was murdered in January with Katanga officials as witnesses testified. It named Moise Tshombe and Katanga minister Godefroit Munongo as central figures while noting possible Belgian army involvement and a villa murder near Elisabethville. The panel urged further inquiry and potential legal action.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Lumumba
Elisabethville
Godefroit Munongo
Munongo
New York
Brusses
Geneva
Tropical Storm Death Toll Reported in Acapulco
Terrifying tropical storm strikes Mexican coast causing dozens of fatalities in Acapulco and surrounding areas. Early reports list victims in Nuxco and nearby towns as rescuers work through wreckage and continuing floods.
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Acapulco
Heroes Weekend
Vilaze
Nuxco
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Weet Taira Street
Frederick Memorial Hoepdal
L. Raybue Specht
Crea
U.N. Resoluton
UN Commission
Tshombe
Nassau
Bahamas
Sory
A &-Foot
Julian Harvey
Iyearad
Harvey
Gulf Lyon
Reavy Trading
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