Polio Suspect Shown Among Emmitsburg Residents
A four year old Emmitsburg girl, transferred from Frederick Memorial Hospital to the Baltimore City Hospital polio center, shows paralysis in the right legs with prior three Salk poliomyelitis vaccines. County Health Officer Dr Forbes H Burgess notes this as a suspected case, while a Seton Avenue resident previously labeled a polio suspect is confirmed Coxsackie virus and recovered. to date Frederick County reports 15 paralysis suspects, 11 proven polio.
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Emmitsburg
RFD 1
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baltimore City Hospital
Forbes H. Burgess
Burgess
Januay
Health Department
Rachel Hobbs
Seton Avenue
Hobbs
Joseph Hobbs
Pennsylvania
State Diagnostic Laboratories
Maryland
State Health Department
Emmitshurs
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Mrs Leatherman Fined 500 in Conspiracy Case Near Lewistown
Frances Leatherman, 44, wife of John D. Leatherman, was fined 500 by Judge George W. Atkins in York Criminal Court for conspiracy to commit an unlawful act. Attorney Dewey D. Weeks will appeal to the Pennsylvania Superior Court. The charge stemmed from a falsified birth record tied to Ruth O. Rinker, 28, of York.
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Frances Leatherman
John D. Leatherman
Lewistown
George W. Atkins
York
Dewey D. Weeks
Leatherman
Pennsylvania
Ruth O. Rinker
Polio Type 3 Cases Reported in Maryland Area
Health officer notes polio cases in the county have not been fully tested and the Emmitsburg case remains unresolved. So far Type 3 polio linked to a Baltimore City and western Maryland epidemic last year. No oral vaccine exists yet. four doses of the Salk inoculation remain the recommended preventive for infants.
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Emmitsburg
Baltimore City
Maryland
Minor Accidents Reported In City
Two minor crashes were reported within 15 minutes in the city. At 4515 p.m. at East Church and North Carroll, Richard W. Keefer and Reha S. Sumpter collided while turning and proceeding, with Sumpter cited for failing right of way. A second crash at South Carroll and Commerce involved Audrey Baker and Austin L. Rice with minor damage and Baker cited for failing to yield. Trial dates set in October.
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East Church Street
North Carroll Street
Richard W. Keefer
Cherokee Trail
Reha S. Sumpter
East Patrick Street
Keefer
Church Street
South Carroll Street
Commerce Street
Audrey Baker
East South Street
Austin L. Rice
Center Street
Rice
Carroll Street
Mt Airy boy found guilty of drunken driving
Ronald E. Dick sixteen of Mt Airy was convicted in Magisterate Court of operating a motor vehicle under the influence, given a seven day jail term in lieu of a one hundred dollar fine, and found not guilty of reckless driving. Breathalyzer showed .17, defense cited cough syrup. Other cases: Samuel V. Palmer and two others with mixed verdicts on reckless driving, signaling, and following too closely.
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Mt. Airy
Ronald E. Dick
Nathan Dorsey
East Seventh Street
Dorsey
Richard Alderton
Stanley Y. Bennett
Samuel V. Palmer
Thurmont
David 5. Weinberg
Patrick Street
Palmer
Weinberg
Amy
William C. Kilby
RFD 2
Frederick
Ercy T. Stottiemyer
Myersville
RFD
William McKinley Bopst
Rosemount Avenue
West College Terrace
Bopst
Local court fines in varied cases and police activity
Kilby and Stottlemyer found guilty after dispute over high beam headlights on Rosemont Road. Shockey fined for drunken driving and expired license. breath test read .22. Duffy guilty of intoxication within city limits with suspended sentence. Edgewood Lanes to host bowing exhibitions and instruction by professional bowlers under new ownership.
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Kilby
Hood College
Stottlemyer
Rosemount
Shockey
Dorsey
Robert Storer
Edward A. Duffy
Philadelphia
Denver J. Shook
Edgewood Lanes
Kauffman
Tenpin Alley Changes Hands in Gettysburg Area Buyout
Edgewood Lanes near Gettysburg, Pa., sold for about 105000 dollars to Edward P. Thomas Alpert Cohen and David Weinberg all of Gettysburg. Harold Kauffman becomes manager moving from Terrace Lanes and plans to resume duties as bowler instructor. The 16 lane center with Brunswick equipment features automatic pinsetters telescopes and air conditioning.
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Terrace Lanes
Edgewood Lanes
Gettysburg
George M. Chapline
Frederick Realtor
Edward P. Thomas
Al‘pert Cohen
David Weinberg
Thomas
Edgewood
Brunswick
Harner
Ait H. Harner
Emmitsburg
Harold Kauffman
Frederick- Washington County
Kauffman
Hagerstown
Frederick- Washington County League
Road Cleanup Costs Reduced in Maryland
The Governor's Committee to Keep Maryland Beautiful reports a 63 percent drop in highway litter cleanup costs, from 200,000 per year five years ago to 73,487.22 for the last fiscal year. Chairman John E. Clark cites cleaner roads and urges proper trash can placement and public cooperation. A GOP rally is set for October 14 at West Frederick Junior High School with Congressman Albert Wilson as featured speaker. Ticket winners from the Frederick Fair include Kenneth Harshman, Louise Hall, James McMurphy, Joseph Rexroad, and Earl Pease.
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Maryland
John E. Clark
John E. Clark, Chairman of the Governor's Committee
Clark
Albert Wilson
GOP
William Miller
West Frederick
Wiliam B. Crum
Walkersville
Young Republicans County Federation
Frederick Fair
Kenneth Harshman
RFD 5
Frederick
Louise Hall
Lincoln Avenue
Rockville
James McMurphy
West South Street
Joseph Rexroad
Wilson Place
Earl Pease
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Crum
Frederick fair hosts Mathias Jr meeting for Young Republicans
At the fairgrounds on Thursday and Friday afternoons Republican Congressman Charles McC. Mathias Jr. of Frederick appeared at the booth. He announced a Frederick Area Young Republicans Club meeting for Tuesday night at Rondel LeGore’s TaGore home to hear Chief Charles V. Main explain the Frederick City Policies Department operation.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick
Frederick Area
Young Republicans Club
Rondel LeGore
TaGore
Charles v. Main
Frederick City
Young Reepublicans
Accident on Route 355 injures Plymouth driver in curve
Dath drove south on Route 355 when his car skidded on a curve and swerved into a roadside embankment. The crash caused about 300 dollars in damage to a 1955 Plymouth. State Police said the investigation was not yet complete.
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Dath
Route 355
Bankers Meet to Discuss Regional Group Issues
James P. Casbarian, president of the Maryland Bankers Association, announces a meeting of Regional Group 2 covering Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties to discuss association affairs and regional banking matters.
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James P. Casbarian
The
Maryland Banker's Association
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washing
County meeting at Turf Valley near Ellicott City
The group will meet October 10 at Turf Valley Country Club on U S 40 near Ellicott City. Nevin S. Baker, assistant vice president of the Farmers and Mechanics Citizens Bank in Frederick, is chairman of the group.
Man Hospitalized After Accident Near Hyattstown
A Rockville motorist, Robert Suddath, 38, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a one-vehicle crash on Maryland 333 north of Hyattstown. He suffered a broken jaw and head lacerations and was treated by the Hyattstown Fire Department ambulance crew. Police reported the 3:40 p.m. incident and Trooper Scott V. English is handling the investigation.
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Rockville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Hyattstown
Frederick
Robert Suddath
Scott V. B. English
Sud
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East Street
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Frederick Motor CO
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Walter Snow
North Market St
Man
Kaempf & Harris
Cavetown Home Planning Center
North Market Street
R. R. Rice
Dial
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
RCA
Routzahn & Sons
Coblentz & Main
Exclusively Insurances
North Court Street
Joe
Joe’s Auto
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Eastern All Metal
Fireline Furniture Co
South Market St
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