Body of Man Found Dead Near Monocacy River Bridge
State Police investigate an apparent murder after a man’s body with three bullet holes is found in brush near the Monocacy River Bridge at Gas House Pike. The unidentified victim, discovered by Donald L. Shewbridge, is transported to Baltimore for autopsy.
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Monocacy River
Gas House Pike
B. O. Thomas Sr
Frederick County
Here
Donald Lee Shewbridge
RFD 8
Frederick
Shewbridge
State Police
C. Ronald Twigg
Twigg
G. A. Coonradt
Maryland State Police
Pikesville
Ellis G. Carty
City Police Detective Squad
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D.C
Baltimore City
Henry I. Stafford
William F. Davis
Th. Top E. Barnes
Sgt
Linwood Clark
Cpl. Davis
Acy River
Monoc
Calvary Methodist Chest Day Tops Eight Thousand Goal
Calvary Methodist Church collected 12 064 18 on Chest Day surpassing the 8 000 goal by 4 064 18 and easing the debt on the 208 000 education building opened in 1961. Rev Ralph M Sharpe said 700 attended two services and the total was the highest ever. Ralph L Shipley chaired. Sixty pew hostesses and a Chest processional highlighted the 11 am service.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph M. Sharpe
Sharpe
Education Building Fund
Ralph .L Shipley
Chest Fund
Jewish Fund Drive To Open Here
The 2th Annual United Jewish Appeal Campaign opens Thursday at 6:30 p.m. dinner at Beth Sholom Synagogue West Second Street. Treasurer Sonia Levien sets a $5,000 goal to support rehabilitation for Jewish immigrants and overseas relief including schools hospitals and clinics. Campaign committee: Dr Harold N. Glassman Benjamin B. Rosenstock Dr Louis Schoolman Alex Smallberg Rabbi Morris Kosman.
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United Jewish Appeal
Beth Sholom
West Second Street
Sonia Levien
Harold N. Glassman
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Louis Schoolman
Alex Smallberg
Morris Kosman
Woman Motorist Faces Three Charges in Frederick Incident
Mrs. Daisy Ramsburg aged 59 of Frederick was charged with drunken driving driving without a license and running a red light after a 12:55 a.m. call by City Police. Her car was seen at the West South Street Ice Street intersection by Officers Darkis and Thompson and stopped at the South Market Street intersection. She posted a $1000 bond and faces trial Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Magistrate Court. SIT-IN CASES Washington AP The Supreme Court deferred ruling on five sit-in cases for at least 60 days.
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Daisy Ramsburg
RFD 5
Frederick
Ramsburg
West South Street
Ice Street
Gideon T. Darkis
Reed T. Thompson
South Market Street
Washington
Supreme Court
Grandson of Bentztown Bard to Speak at Frederick Society
Orlando Ridout of the Maryland Historical Trust will address the Frederick County Historical Society on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at East Church street headquarters. He will discuss preservation of historic sites with slides on Annapolis architecture and notes his family ties to Folger McKinsey.
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Orlando Ridout
Maryland Historical Trust
Frederick County Historical Society
East Church Street
Ridout
Historic
Annapolis
Whitehall
Chesapeake Bay
Frederick
Folger McKinsey
Bentztown Bard
South Street
Patrick Street
Mr. McKinsey
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Anne Arundel
Ansapol
Catholic Census in Frederick County Counts 2842 Residents
About 300 volunteers conducted a door to door census for the Archdiocese of Baltimore counting 2842 Catholics in Frederick City and County with 900 families. Some northern streets remain uncounted and 500 callbacks needed before official tabulation.
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Frederick City
St. John’s School
George W. Glendaniel Jr
Monocacy Village
Baltimore
Archdiocese of Baltimore Ceins
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men
Preteen Brothers Held For Break In At Auction Building
Two brothers aged 8 and 11 were picked up by City Police for breaking and entering the John Ponton auction building on Evergreen Place. Stolen items include a railroad watch valued at 50 to 75 dollars and humorous toys. About 100 dollars damage was caused by spilled drinks and furniture ransacking. They admitted breaking a window and entering the building and were turned over to juvenile authorities. Investigation is by the City Police Detective Bureau.
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John Ponton
Evergreen Place
City Police Detective Bureau
Tigers Trade Colavito to Athletics for Lumpe and Pitchers
The Detroit Tigers shipped slugger Rocky Colavito to Kansas City for star second baseman Jerry Lumpe and pitchers Ed Rakow and Dave Wickersham. Detroit also sent relief pitcher Bob Anderson and an undisclosed cash amount. Colavito hit 22 homers and 91 runs batted in last year and has 222 homers over six seasons. Lumpe batted .270 with 5 homers and 58 RBIs. Wickersham went 12-15 with a 4.06 ERA. Rakow went 9-10 with a 3.96 ERA.
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Kansas City
Detroit Tigers
Rocky Colavite
Kansas City Athletics Today
Jerry Lumpe
Ed Rakow
Dave Wickersham
Tigers
Bob Anderson
Colavito
Cleveland Indians
Lumpe
Wickersham
Rakow
Woman Driver Injured in Jefferson Pearl Crash
A local woman was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a noon collision at the Jefferson and Pearl streets intersection. Mrs Mary Napier of Willow Avenue was discharged with no visible injuries and later transferred to Dr Ralph Michels office. Police have not released full accident details.
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Lhe United Ambulance
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jefferson
Pearl Streets
Mary Napier
Willow Avenue
Ralph Michels
Oil Weakness Dampens Early Trading on Wall Street
Weakness in oil stocks set the tone for the market as losses near a point spread across the board. Trading was moderate with overall declines evident in early afternoon activity.
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New York
Fire at Atlantic City Farm Credit Meet Sets Joint Session
The Freder ick Production Credit and the Federal Land Bank Association of Frederick plan a 7 p.m. dinner meeting at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. Over 500 members are expected to attend. William H. Johnson will speak, with Warren Fankhanel also attending. Slides will cover a trip to the American Institute of Cooperation meeting in Lincoln Nebraska. Election of directors to PCA and FLBA is on the agenda, with L Hoke not seeking renomination and other candidates named.
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Frederick
Seption
Federal Land Bank Association of
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
William H. Johnson
Baltimore Farm Credit Office
Warren Fankhanel
Federal Land Bank and Intermediate Credit Bank of
FFA
Walkersville
Charles H. Remshberg
Middletown
Federal Land Bank Association
Production Credit Association
L. Hoke
PCA
Thomas Darby
Darmestown
Mr. Hoke
Westminster
Howard A. Quinn
Paul Geisbert
C. Ellis Hood
Damascus
Fred C. Ernst
Clear Spring
Messrs Hoke
Geisbert
Frank A. Main
Lewistown
John T. C. Stiles
Silver Run
Harold B. Young
Taneytown
FLBA
President Remsberg
George A. Stiles
Boonsboro
E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
George E. Lechlider
Gaithersburg
5. L. Hoke
West
Fire at Surfside Hotel in Atlantic City Leaves 25 Missing
Early today a blaze swept five hotels and a rooming house near the Atlantic City boardwalk. Police say 25 guests are missing after the Surfside Hotel fire. Firefighters battled flames from roughly 4 am, with extensive damage, and 22 treated at Atlantic City Hospital. The Surfside housed elderly Jewish guests, many year round, with evacuees from New York and Philadelphia among those affected.
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Atlantic City
Atlantic City Boardwalk
Albert Wilson
Surfside
Surfside Hotel
Milton Bauer
New York
Philadelphia
Bauer
Atlantic City Hospital
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Frank J Keeferer
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Top E Barnes
Cpl
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Wera Pe
Driando
Clendaniel
Alfred E. Smith
St. John’s
Perry Point
Ainuseas
Colavite
Farm Credit
Land Bank
AP Wira
Jowepa Pro
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