Repudiation Day Observed in Frederick County
Frederick County marks Repudiation Day observed by the Daughters of the American Revolution to honor the 1765 rejection of the Stamp Act. The ceremony in the Circuit Court room featured Parsons Newman as speaker, with proclamations read by Read Proclamation J. Robert Edwards and a luncheon at the Frederick County Historical House. A bronze plaque honoring the twelve immortal judges was unveiled on November 23, 194, with attendees including state officers and DAR members.
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Frederick County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Engand
Record Street
William Ritchie
James H. Gambrill
Edward D. Storm
Court House
Parsons Newman
J. Robert Edwards
Circuit Court
Charles L. Mullen
Paul Rhoads
C. Herbert Kreh
Charles Mayer Shriver
Westminster
Frederick W. Kuehle
Baltimore
Henry V. Davis
Chesapeake City
George E. Wemmer
Towson
Newman
Gerald Remsberg
Frederick County Historical House
Ann Brown
Frederick
Joseph Smith
David Lynn
Charles Jones
Samuel Beall
Joseph Beall
Peter Bainbridse
Thomas Price
Andrews Heush Wiliam Blair
Wil Bem
James Pes
Soviet Union proposes four power nuclear test ban
In Moscow the Soviet Union called for the United States Britain and France to join a four power pact to halt atmospheric, underwater and outer space tests while negotiating a verifiable underground ban. France would be invited to participate later. Neutral nations were asked to attend. Western initial reaction cited a de facto moratorium and skepticism.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Geneva
Foreign Office
Snow flurries expected on Tuesday in area forecast
Weather bulletin reports flurries forecast for Tuesday across the region. Drivers are urged to prepare for cold conditions as temperatures dip and visibility could be affected.
City Police Complete Radar Speed Control Plan
City Police have the radar speed program fully active after a testing phase since midsummer. From July to October warnings and summonses have been issued, with many motorists unaware of the program. Chief Charles V. Main says the aim is to nab excessive speeders on known speedways and accident-prone streets. A list of monitored streets shows high warning and arrest counts, including North Market and West Patrick streets, highlighting areas where speeding is most prevalent.
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Patrosencrant
Frederick
Charles V. Main
Chief Main
Main
J. Frank Main
North Market Street
North End
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
East South Street
West South Street
South Jefferson Street
Bocacoat Avenue
Warn Avenue
Bentzar
Two Drunken Drivers Fined in Magistrate Court
Two motorists, Charles M. Bierley and Earl E. Handley, faced drunken driving charges in Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett’s court. Bierley, stopped by Cpl. William Mutchner for driving the wrong way on a one way street, backed into a gas pump and fell into the street during the attempted release.
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Stanley Y. Bennett
Charles M. Bierley
East | Sixth Street
Earl E. Handley
West Southtreet
Bierley
William Mutchner
North Market Street
Mutchner
Matori Ist Alter
Secret Testimony Of Fr Thorning To Be Released
Father Joseph F Thorning the Carrollton Manor Catholic church pastor and Latin American politics expert will publish secret Senate testimony this week on Communist activity in the Caribbean He accuses a former Mexican president of Cuba support and claims Mexico blocks action with 34 of 21 nations He urges President Kennedy to press Brazil Uruguay Chile Mexico and Argentina for decisive votes and notes his Guatemala decoration for warning against Arbenz.
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Joseph F. Thorning
U. S. Senate
Caribbean
Father Thorning
Carrollton Manor Catholic Church
Columbia
Cuba
Organization of America States
Mexico
Jand
Kremlin
Kennedy
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Argentine
Guatemala
Col
Jacobo Arbenz
Woman Runs Fist Through Glass Door At Cafe
City police report a busy weekend with two arrests and an accident inquiry. Patricia Blank, 29, of West Patrick Street, was charged with intoxication after punching a glass door at Blue Lantern Cafe. Estelle Rollins, 2, of RFD 2 Dickerson, faced disorderly conduct charges after a West All Saints Street disturbance. A Dill Avenue Elm Street crash involving 1955 Ford sedans damaged both vehicles for about $134. Multiple officers responded to incidents on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
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Patrica Ann Blank
West Patrick Street
Blue Lantern Cafe
John B. Wheeldon
Frank Main
Estelle Marie Rollins
RFD
Dickerson
West
Martin Albert Franklin Waters
Waters
Dill Avenue
Kefauver
Cpl
Paul Mossburg
S. Pearl Sheets Hoffman
Parknz Place
South Market
Saints Street
Smoke In Jungle False Lead
Hope for Michael Rockefeller fades as smoke from the Asmat jungle is deemed burning brush. Dutch officials call the search a wild goose chase with helicopters to end the drive tonight. Ground teams will hunt the crocodile coast for two more weeks while relatives head for the United States.
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Merauke
Dutch New Guinea
Michael Rockefeller
Australian Air Force
New Guinea
Michael
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Mary Strawbridge
United States
Rene S. Wassing
Rockefeller
Wassing
Three Guilty Of Gas Theft In Magistrate Court
Three Black defendants were found guilty in a New Market magistrate court of stealing gasoline from farmer William F. Smith on November 23. Roby Myers Jr. 22 plus Sterling E. Hoisey 19 and Alexander Woodyard 23 were later jailed in lieu of a $100 fine after authorities traced a car from Westminster to the crime scene. Trooper Barnes and Westminster police rounded up the trio as they returned from Pennsylvania. The case notes mention an armed incident on November 17 but no further charges are detailed in this report.
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New Market
William F. Smith
Westminster
Top E. Barnes
Roby Myers Jr
Mr Airy
Sterling E. Hoisey
Mr. Airy
Alexander Woodyard
Barnes
Westminster Barracks
Pennsylvania
Nats Draft Shortstop Ken Hamlin Pick Opens Draft
The Washington Senators selected Ken Hamlin a 25 year old shortstop from the Toronto IL club to open the annual major league draft of minor leaguers. Hamlin previously drew a $75 000 bid by the Los Angeles Club in 1960 and cost Washington $25 000. The draft included 20 teams and 35 selections with 20 veterans at $25 000 and 15 first year men at $12 000.
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Tampa
Washington Senators
Ken Hamlin
Toronto
Hamlin
Los Angeles
Senators
Houston
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Billy Consolo
Vancouver
Kansas City
Gino Cimoli
Los Angeles Angels
Marty Coughtry
Seattle
Minnesota
George Banks
Richmond
St. Louis
John Anderson
Rochester
Cleveland
Don Rudolph
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Bill Short
Louisville
Washington
Ray Rippelmeyer
Felix Torres
Buffalo
John Goryl
Omaha
Ossie Virgil
Portland
Ore
Robert Belinsky
Georges Maranda
Tacoma
John Swango
Holter and Hahn Named to Maryland Agricultural Board
Edward F. Holter of Middletown and Walter J. Hahn of Ceresville are named to Maryland's newly formed State Agricultural Advisory Board. Governor J. Millard Tawes announced the appointments, joining eight others and awaiting a final member by the State Board of Agriculture. The board aims to broaden policy input on agricultural matters in the state. Holter serves as ex officio member representing the State Board of Agriculture and Hahn represents Western Maryland. Holter recently became director of the Farmers Home Administration for Maryland and Delaware and has long served in education and state boards.
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Frederick
States Agricultural Advisory Board
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Walter J. Hahn
Ceresville
Holter
Mr. Hahn
J. Millard Tawes
State Board of Agriculture
General Assembly
Maryland
State Board of A Agriculture
Hahn
Farmers Home Administration
Delaware
National Grange
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
State Board Agriculture
Huhn
Virginia
Bowles Ousted in Kennedy Administration Shakeup
President Kennedy moves Bowles from undersecretary of state to a high policy making post as part of a White House State Department reorganization. Rostow and Goodwin shift to State Department roles while officials hint Bowles may serve as roving ambassador and foreign adviser.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Kennedy
White House State Department
Foreign Policy High Command
Bowles
Dean Rusk
State Department
White House
Walt W. Rostow
Richard N. Goodwin
Wailer P. McConaughy
Assiant
Stat
Philippines
Connecticut
India
Department
Hyannis Port
Mass
Rusk
Africa
Asia
Hood College Sports Triumph Over Navy Midshipmen
Hood College’s varsity team staged a comeback Sunday in their second college bowl appearance. The Hood Bown team rallied to defeat a Naval academy squad, with the director William Loot noted in the coverage.
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Fr. Thorning
Rocky
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Hood ‘Bowl
Midshipmen
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