Accidents and Gunfire Mark Busy City Night
Police investigated multiple crashes including a near demolition on Dill avenue after a sleep loss crash. Arty Blair 18 faced reckless driving charges. Harold Harris 18 was charged with reckless driving after a Court street collision. A car was taken without permission leading to more charges. A gun fire incident involved Harry Weeden and Frances Weeden with alleged accidental discharge. Several arrests followed for intoxication and assault. Speeding and other traffic offenses were also recorded.
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Dill Avenue
Arty
Blair
East Patrick Street
Guy Himes
Himes
Harold Martin Harris
RED
West Church Street
Richard Ruthvin
Harris
Harris Npa
Robert G. Stup
RFD 2
Frederick
Stup
Talmadge Douglas Fospett
Shot Sound
North Market Street
Harry Junior Weeden
Frances Louise Weeden
Margaret E. Danner
Brunswick
Kenneth William Welty
Motter Avenue
David Staney Rusmisel
Donald A. Woods
RFD
West Patrick Street
Luiz Named To State Hog Cholera Group
A prominent swine breeder from Middletown Valley and another from Gaithersburg were among seven swine raisers named to the State Advisor Committee on Hog Cholera Eradication by the Maryland State Board of Agriculture. The committee will assist in developing recommendations for the program, with Fred C. Exis reported as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley
Gaithersburg
Maryland State Board of Agriculture
Charlies HL Waite Mipee
George Lechliter
Mainland
Fred C. Exis
HSN
Ras
Queen Annes
Corami Richars
Jonsden
Vratisty
Ambir L. Broork
U S Considers Sending Troops To S Viet Nam
Washington reports privately that the United States is weighing sending troops to South Vietnam to repel growing Communist attacks. SEATO allies may join, with plans discussed for possible actions after the rainy season ends in November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
S. Viet Nam
Washington
United States
U.S
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thailand
Malaya
Burma
Cambodia
State Department
Joseph Reap
Reap
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Bangkok
Four Youths Charged In Robberies In Mt Pleasant Area
State Police charged four youths and a juvenile after questioning for the break ins at Avalon Restaurant and Service Station in Mt Pleasant and Hamiltons Tavern between Liberty and Mt Pleasant on Route 26. About 400 dollars in coins were stolen from vending machines. Slifer and the juvenile are also tied to the Tivoli Theater entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Mt. Pleasant
Hamilton's Tavern
Liberty
Bernard Stallings
DeGrange Street
Joseph Baer
East Patrick Street
David Kline
Braddock Heights
Thomas Slifer
Middletown
Slifer
Tivoli Theater
Tfc
Henry I. Stafford
Hamilton
Th. Stafford
Fire at Saratoga Raceway Kills 21 Harness Horses
A blaze at Saratoga Raceway in Saratoga Springs New York destroyed one barn and damaged another early today. Twenty one harness racing horses perished in the fire and none in the destroyed barn escaped. Security officers awakened workers who helped evacuate others as firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Tap
Saratoga Raceway
Seabo
Boscobel Property Sold To Washington Heart Specialist
Boscobel near Frederick Junction sold for about 65 000 to Dr. and Mrs. A Earl Vivino of Washington. The 22 room brick mansion built by James H Gambrill in 1873 sits on 132 acres once part of Araby and the Hermitage Resurvey. Dr Norvell Bell of 120 Realty handled the sale for Edgar R Smith.
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Boscobel
Washington Heart
MD. 355
Monocacy River
Frederick Junction
James H. Game Thrill
Norvell Bell
120
Edgar R. Smith
Fannie M. Smith
A. Earl Vivino
Washington
James H. Gambrill
Hermitage
Gambrill
A. B. Smith
Vivino
Wisconsin Avenue
Little Girl Drowns Third Death in Family
The body of three year old Diane Scott was found Friday. Her mother Helen Naomi Scott died Sept. 2 near Bowers Beach, and now Diane’s death follows another tragedy in the family. Dr Philip J had ruled the earlier death as a murder or suspected.
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Dover
Det
Diane Scott
Nichi
Helen Naomi
Bowers Beach
Philip J
Local Officials Lead Parade Night Fire Prevention Events
Chief Charles V. Main Alder William Bartgis Charles Deater Abrecht Mayor Ramsburg Alderman Robert E. Dail ey Kenneth Keefer Charles Handley John Schmidt attend a fire prevention parade tonight Handley serves as parade chairman Schmidt chairs the post parade dance with Frank J. Keefer as photographer and Abrecht chairs a beauty contest before the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
William Bartgis
Charles Deater
Abrecht
Ramsburg
Robert E. Dailey
Kenneth Keefer
Charles
Handley
John Schmidt
Schmidt
Frank J. Keefer
A+ brecht
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Grayson Abrecht
Widow Seeks $600000 in Auto Crash Damages
Two damage suits filed in Circuit Court name the widow Sherrie Kelly and her two daughters Pegcy Ann and Christine M. Kelly as plaintiffs seeking 300000 total from drivers Rhodell Burriss and Barthlow and the R and F Transportation Co. The actions allege Burriss drove the Mercury at high speed and failed to yield, causing a collision with Barthlow's tractor trailer on U. S. 40 west of the city on September 1, killing Timothy Xavier Kelly, 1 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Xavier Kelly
Kelly
Sherrie
Pegcy Ann Kelly
Christine M. Kelly
Barnard T. Welsh
Rockville J
Jeh Howard
Mathias and
R. and F. | Teansportation Company
Rockin
Burris
Barthion
R. and F. Transsortation Company
Hikesen
Kelly 4H
Pram
Semioes
Resting Ray BL KN Resting
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Dr Ralph Tomsvest and Ray with unclear action and a soup reference. No clear events, dates, or locations are readable to form a full news item. The readable text lacks identifiable persons beyond Dr Ralph Tomsvest and Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Ralph Tomsvest
Japanese Educators Tour United States Schools
Four Japanese educators touring the United States for ideas to improve their education system visited local public schools Friday. They split into two groups visiting West Frederick and Elm Street Junior High and East Frederick elementary schools. Dr. Quentin L. Earhart noted the students’ advanced second and third grade knowledge. English speaking guests expressed delight with their experience. The party, guest of the U S Office of Education, has already visited San Francisco Chicago and Washington and will study New York schools before a European tour. They plan to return home afterward to share observations and propose improvements.
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Fourera
United States
West Frederick
Elm Street
East Frederick
North Frederick
Quentin L. Earhart
U. S
Earhart
Evelyn FL &. Davis
Mor Hoch
Loui F. Thompson
Frank H. Lewis
E. Donald McLacke
Em Stree
Optical Workers Get Eight-Cent Raise In Pay
The American Optical Company will raise hourly wages by eight cents for all hour wage employees in the ophthalmic sunglass and safety divisions starting November 4. About 320 workers at the Frederick plant will benefit, says plant manager J. R. Austin. The ophthalmic division at the local plant contributed to the new scale, which followed a several months long study by the company office in Southbridge Massachusetts and was approved by President E Weldon Schumacher this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Optical Company
Frederick
J. R. Austin
Austin
Southbridge
Mass
E. Weldon Schumacher
Thurmont Approves First Phase of Sewer System Upgrade
Thurmont mayor and commissioners at a special meeting authorized the first major step in upgrading the municipal sewer system. The project, proposed by Whitman Reqnard and Associates of Baltimore in 1959, extends about 4,500 feet from the treatment plant to Thurmont High School to handle current and future sewage and runoff, with full plant expansion planned as population grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lewis
Thurmont
Whitman, Reqnard
Atxi Associates
Baltimore
Leivis
Thurmont High School
U.S. Force Has Atomic Weapons in Europe
At Ramstein Air Base the U S Tactical Air Force in Europe can shift quickly from conventional to atomic weapons as Kennedy policy emphasizes both nuclear strength and expanded conventional firepower. Maj Gen Spicer says only about nine percent of crews are trained for nuclear weapons while more practice with standard bombs and rockets has begun.
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Ramstein Air Force Base
Germany
United States Tactical Air Force
Europe
17Th Air Force
Kennedy
Berlin
U.S
7Th Air Force
United States
H. R. Spicer
Spicer
Rammpressten
Foster Care Group Seeks Area Support and Legislation
A fragmented local notice outlines efforts by a foster care group to organize area support and push for laws and medical provisions. It mentions leaders such as Berant Tran and Barbira, with references to oversee programs and funding, and notes ongoing discussions about guardianship and care standards.
British Plane Found In Pyrenees With 34 Aboard
Wreckage of a British Dakota airliner with 34 people aboard was found in the Pyrenees near Prades France. The flight from Gatwick to Perpignan was overdue. 31 passengers and 3 crew were reported. A Derby Aviation spokesman confirmed the flight and crew details.
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Toulouse
France
Prades
Perpignan
Canigou Peak
Pyrenees
Mt. Canigou
Gatwick
London
Mediterranean
Derby Aviation
Costa Brava
Spain
Ariege
Carlit
Puigterda
Bourg Madame
Carcassonne
Pyrenees Mountains
Ministry of Aviation
United Airways
Marseille
Almanac Predicts Harsh Winter Ahead
Lancaster scene notes quirky, satirical forecast as 1982 almanac weighs in on snowshoe trends and winter conditions with whimsical ifCryptic prose. The story blends weather speculation with playful musings on animals and human behavior during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
John Baers
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Stith
Ste Spe
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Tenair
Almanac
Herbert
Sumer
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