512 Attend Farm Credit Meeting
A large Urbana gathering heard William H. Johnson discuss leadership within the Farm Credit System. The Frederick Production Credit Association and the Federal Land Bank Association of Frederick held their annual joint meeting with 512 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit System
William H. Johnson
Baltimore Farm Credit Office
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Johnson
Frederick Production Credit Association
Federal Land Bank Association of
Frederick
Farm Credit
Silver Run
PCA
S. L. Hoke
Westminster
Hoke
Geisbert
Paul Geisbert
Baker Valley Road
FLBA
George Stiles
Boonsboro
Alice Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
Alan Heflin
Woodsboro
American Institute of Cooperation
Lincoln
Neb
University of Michigan
Warren Fankhanel
Federal Land Bank
Baltimore
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Maryland
Farm Credit Board
Land Bank
John Bushey
Carroll County
Ulysses Griffith
Montgomery County
Herbert Snyder
Court House
Charles H Remsberg
Scattered Rain Impedes Dust Settling in Frederick County
Rain fell lightly in Frederick County overnight and this morning with a measured 0.1 inch at the WFMD station. The outlook is bleak for more rain though some scattered showers may occur over the weekend. Overnight low was 42 and highs reached 54 before warming to the 60s this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
WFMD
Midwest
Plains States
Repudiation Day Observed by DAR in Frederick County
Frederick County observes Repudiation Day on Monday at 1 45 p m in the circuit court room. D A R plans a ceremony with speaker Parsons Newman, and the original Stamp Act repudiation proclamation will be displayed and read. Afterward a tea will be held at the home of Mrs Arthur E Levy with several hostesses assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Frederick County
Daughters of the American Revolution
England
Record Street
William Ritchie
Edward D. Storm
Court House
Miss Pearl A. Bader
National Defense Committee
Parsons Newman
A. Eugene Renn
Arthur E. Levy
West Third Street
Levy
Carleton Bates
Anna W. Brown
Fader
John H. Hanna
Eleanor W. Houch
Renn
William H. Storm
City cracks down on loose dogs and unsafe bicycles
Chief of Police Charles V. Main warned that any dog found running loose will be impounded under city ordinance after a recent dog attack in the county. He urged owners to avoid barking disturbances and reminded cyclists to ride on streets, inspect bikes, and register by upcoming Saturdays at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
Main
Donald Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
No New Clues In Local Murder
State Police seek information on the Monday murder of Homer E. Harris a local house painter found in brush along the Gas House Pike no new clues or suspects have been identified police report residents are urged to contact the state police barracks if they saw any car near the Monocacy River bridge area Saturday night or Sunday morning.
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Homer E. Harris
Gas House
Monocacy River Bridge
Two Vehicle Crashes Reported In Frederick Area
Two accidents occurred in the Frederick area within 24 hours. Harry C. Sebring 45 Hyattsville was treated for facial lacerations and possible rib fractures after his 1954 Oldsmobile left U S 240 and overturned down a 30 foot embankment. He was charged with reckless driving. In a second crash at North Market and West Second streets Charles R. Pyles 28 Frederick was struck by William P. Warfield Jr. 20 Ferndale who ran a red light. Pyle’s 1954 Chevrolet sustained 50 dollars damage and Warfield’s 1961 Chevrolet 25 dollars. Warfield was charged with failing to stop for an automatic traffic device.
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U. S. 240
Urbana
Tfe
Neil W. Alexander
Harry C. Sebring
Hyattsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sebring
U. 5
North Market
Second Streets
West Second
Charles R. Pyles
RFD 6
Frederick
Market Street
William P. Warfield Jr
Ferndale
Pyle
Warfield
Paul W. Mossburg
Castro Seeks Death Penalty for Canadian Pilots
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson told Commons that Fidel Castro's government will seek the death penalty for two Canadian pilots. The pilots face trial Saturday on charges of smuggling explosives and endangering state security, with Pearson noting the case is followed with serious concern.
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Ottawa
Fidel Castro
Lester B. Pearson
House of Commons
Pearson
Married Ministers to Lead Utica Charge in Frederick County
Rev. Edwin O Wenck and Rev. Mary E Wenck will serve the four church Utica Charge of the United Church of Christ. They arrive November 29 and assume duties December 1 after trial sermons and congregational elections. The couple previously co pastored Trinity Charge in Berlin Pennsylvania since 1961.
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Frederick County
Edwin O. Wenck
Mary E. Wenck
Utica
United Church of Christ
Miles F. Ifenyder
St. Paul's
Mt. Pleasant
Zion
Charlesville
Grace
Pleasant Hill
Lewistown
Wencks
Trinity Charge
Berlin
Wenck
Baltimore
Weekienace
coeNe
Cala College
Lisbury
N. C
Lancaster Theological Comminery
Historic Frederick Commission Reactivated at City Hall
An Architectural Commission will be appointed at tonight’s Board of Aldermen meeting to reactivate the Historic Commission formed in 1953. The move aims to guide downtown improvements in line with Frederick’s historic and architectural character amid concern from residents and garden clubs. Charles F. Bowers is expected to serve again as chairman with others to be named. The Historical Society and local groups oppose razing parts of the 100 block West Patrick Street, including the John Hanson Home, while preservation plans gain support.
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Board of Aldermen
Historic Commission
Frederick
Old Frederick District
Church Street
East Street
Bentz Street
Second Street
West Patrick Street
Court Street
Jefferson Street
Architectural Commission
Charles F. Bowers
The
Historical Society
John Hanson
Montgomery Farms Reassessed for 1964 Levy in Montgomery County
The Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation directs reassessment of all Montgomery County farm properties for 1964. Land values will rise to align with neighboring counties while improvements stay steady. Questionnaires go to owners to verify agricultural use and eligibility for farm assessments. notices will be mailed soon.
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Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation
Montgomery County
Frederick
Howard
Prince George’s
Carroll
Division of Assessments
Rockville
New Frontier Theme Cited by Kennedy at Texas Visit
President Kennedy framed the New Frontier as a bipartisan effort to benefit all mankind during a Brooks Air Force Base speech. He said the slogan belongs to neither party and highlighted possible grim challenges and historic achievements as the nation sits on the edge of a new era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Kennedy
Aerospace Medical Health Center
Brooks Air Force Base
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lone Star
Houston
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
Medical Center
Congress
Damage suit against Staley dismissed in Circuit Court
A damage suit against Charles P. Staley and the T. Edgie Russell General Contractor was dismissed by Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Frederick Gas Company had filed after a September 1, 1961 line break on the Staley farm near Urbana. The court granted a directed verdict for defendants after the gas company failed to prove the break occurred in the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Staley
T. Edgie Russell
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick Gas Company Inc
Staley
Paul B. Gordon
Schnauffer
Samuel Bartick
Barrick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Miss Elzbieta Adamska
Robert E. Clapp Jr
C. W. Smith Jr
Baltimore
Russell
Pilot Still Not Found In Gulf Wreckage Of WA2 Spy Plane
Wreckage of a WA2 spy plane missing after a Cuba mission was found in 100 foot deep Gulf water near Key West. The pilot Capt Joe G Hyde Jr was not aboard the cockpit. Navy salvage vessels reached the site and search continues with Coast Guard and Navy units.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Coast Guard
Joe G. Hyde Jr
LaGrange
Ernest H. Dunlap
Petrel
Shrike
Nemesis
Jon Hyde
Pentagon
Washington
Strategic Air Command
Defense Department
SAC
Omaha
Gulf
Tydings Resigns U.S. Post Plans Political Soundings
Joseph D. Tydings resigns as U.S. attorney for Maryland to pursue possible candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate next May. He says he is not a candidate yet and will not rush a decision, while noting Maryland’s political leadership and integrity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Tydings
U.S
Maryland
U.S. Senate
Baltimore
Tydings
Senate
Cratic
Tawes
Lews L. Goldstein
Marine Found Guilty In Unusual Motor Case
A 19 year old Marine Blair Eugene Levine stationed at Camp Le jeune North Carolina was fined 150 dollars and costs plus 60 days in jail for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle described as a potential TV movie chase. The incident began Monday near Hansonville when a blue Ford station wagon fled a traffic stop, with Levine as a passenger and later fleeing on foot until escape eluded officers. The case drew magistrate Byron W Thompson's comparison to a television thriller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron W Thompson
Blair Eugene Levine
Camp Lejeune
N.C
US 15
Hansonville
Paul C. Crutchley
Do We Realize What To Be Thankful For
Christine Simko a 14 year old cancer patient at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital faced amputation and intense pain with rare courage. Doctors describe her pain as normal and her recovery as remarkable though she endures burning sensations and tears. Her mother Lily Simko, caring for Christine and her younger sibling, awaits answers and relief from the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Christine Simko
Christine
Lily Simko
Fire Door Needed At School
Point of Rocks School faces a fire door need after a fire inspector found no exit door for the basement room where art music and physical education were shifted. PTA plans to write to the county board, while signs for driver caution were placed and a school bus patrolman may be arranged. Aiming to organize Girl Scout troops, 4H speaker Lewis Eichelberger visited, and the attendance plaque went to Mrs. Deener's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
PTA
County School Board
Charles Blentlinger
Donnell Jackson
Lewis Eichelberger
William Deener
Blaze Titus
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North Market Street
Castro
Montgomery Farms
New York
House of Delegates
Harford County
U. S
Marine
Crutchley
Levine
Richard E. Cook
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