Mathias Pledges Job Crusade in Maryland Campaign
Frostburg Maryland AP Republican Charles Mathias pledged a crusade for jobs if elected to Congress from Maryland’s South District. In a six point program he called Foley an irresponsible congressman and disputed reports on his attendance. He listed fate of U S 40 inclusion, SBA aid, tax revisions, defense work restoration, and Chesapeake Ohio Canal support.
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Frostburg
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Congress
Maryland
Soith
John R. Foley
Mathias
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Foley
U. S. 40
Hancock
Small Business Administration
Firemen Parade Launches Fire Prevention Week Activities
Fire department crews prepare for a six o clock parade featuring about 100 pieces of equipment from 60 companies. The route runs from North Market and Seventh to West Second with a beauty contest winner named Miss Fire Prevention at an evening dance.
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Independent Hose Company
North Market
Seventh Streets
Saints Street
Saints
Court
North Court
Church Streets
Uniteds
Fire Company
Citizens Truck Company
South Court Street
Early Morning Accidents Reported in Frederick County
Two accidents were reported on Frederick County roads early today with no injuries. A 1951 Chevrolet pickup driven by Claude Collins ran off Route 73 south of New Market at 3 a.m. and overturned. Collins faced reckless driving charges. A 1952 Ford driven by Rodney Bell clipped a pole on U S 340 south of Fengaville at 5:55 a.m.. the car demolished and Bell charged with reckless driving. Trooper Harry V. Smith investigated both incidents.
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Frederick County
Route
New Market
Claude Collins
RFD 1
Airy
Collins
U.S. 340
Fengaville
Lee
Diner Hill
Rodney Allen Bell
Parkersburg
W. Va
Navy
Bainbridge
Bell
Harry V. Smith
Filler Named Manager Of New Duckpin Alley At Monocacy Village
Harry E. Filler, former Farmers Cooperative assistant manager, is named manager of the $560,000 Village Lanes duckpin alley at the north east town entrance. Russell Eyler says the 20-lane, Brunswick lanes facility should open by early December with modern amenities and a carpeted lobby.
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Harry E. Filler
Farmers Cooperative
Monocacy Village
Russell Eyler
Frederick Business Properties Co
Brunswick
Eyler
Filler
Lions Filler
Walkers
National
Boy, 14 Held For 3 Slayings In Alabama
Raymond Eugene Brown, 14, was arrested at school and charged with the knife slayings of his aunt, grandmother, and great grandmother in rural Ashland. Prosecutors say robbery motive. FBI lab tied physical evidence to him. He planned to search for money, then attacked overnight with a butcher knife. aunt stabbed 133 times, others repeatedly cut.
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Ashland
Ala
Raymond Eugene Brown
Circuit
Frank Head
Marvin Brown
Young Brown
Floyd Mann
FBI
John D. Martin
Nish
United Church Meeting Set in Thurmont by Potomac Synod
Leaders from Washington Carroll and Frederick counties gather in Thurmont for a Potomac Synod area meeting. About 125 delegates attend the four to nine thirty schedule with theme Space Speed and Spirit. Rev Dr Frederick D Evster presides with budget by Rev Dr Raymond E Wethelm and Rev Frank A Rosenberger leading commitments.
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United Church of Christ
Washington
Carroll
Frederick Counties
Thurmont
Potomac Synod
Frederick D. Evster
Synod
Trinity United of
Samuel A. Moyer
Raymond E. Wethelm
Grace Church
Frank A. Rosenberger
Walkersville
Christian Education
Dale E. Bover
Boalsburg
Board of
Christian Educaion
Paul E. Strauch
Philadelphia
Commission On
Bruce G. Kriete
Cleveland
Ohio
Evsier
Baltimore
Winchester
Owners of Dunn Shoe Store Die in Eastern Airline Crash
The crash near Boston killed 61 of 72 aboard including Theodore W. Schwartz 62 and Meyer A. Schwartz 60 co owners of Dunn Shoe Store on North Market Street. Mrs Carolyn Harshman reports the deaths in a trade publication. The brothers chaired A Schwartz and Son Philadelphia and ran about 40 stores across PA NJ DE and MD. Funeral services were held in Philadelphia with interment at Roosevelt Memorial Park.
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Focal
Electra
Boston
Theodore W
Meyer A. Schwartz
Dunn Shoe
North Market Street
Carolyn Harshmen
Theodore
Meyer
Lewis Linzner
Ernest Nasher
Watkins Acres
Lingzner
Schwartz Brothers
A. Schwartz and Son
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Harshman
Roosevelt Memorial Park
Poultry Firm Buys East Patrick Street Property
The W and W Poultry Market Inc purchased 288 acres including the former Birely tannery site at East Patrick street from Mr. and Mrs. William T. Delaplaine. The deal, valued near 550600, includes Carroll Apartments and rear land fronting East Patrick street, with access via two alleys.
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W and W
East Patrick Street
W and W Poultry Market, Inc
William T. Delaplaine
Birely Tannery
Delaplaine
Carroll
East Par
Tick Street
Potomac Edison
Eagles
Carroll Creek
Birely
Frederick
Frederck County
Frederic:ky
Alton A. T. Williar
F. 5. Warner
East South Street
Debaters Clash On Cuba Formosa In TV Duel
Vice President Nixon and Senator Kennedy clashed on Cuba and Formosa during a televised debate in Washington. They sparred over Castro's Cuba, U2 incidents, and defense while trading sharp exchanges but offered little agreement on foreign policy. Both claimed wins though undecided until next month’s election.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Ing
Khrushchev
Cuba
Formosa
Kennedy
Nixon
Eisenhower
Batista
Latin America
Quemoy
Matsu
China
Christian A. Herter
Maisy
United States
America
Korea
Sen. Kennedy
Presidential Debates Turn Rough In Nixon Kennedy Showdown
President debates heat up as Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy clash on TV. The two appear tense yet cordial, trading sharp exchanges over crowd sizes and voice issues while pressing hard on the questions. The hour ends with a handshake as Nixon relaxes briefly.
Glade Valley Grange Inspected by National Judges
Glade Valley Grange of Walkersville will be inspected Wednesday morning by a national judging team arriving by plane. The Grange, named a top ten finalist in the thirteenth annual seventy thousand dollar Community Service Contest, will host a three hour report and tour of projects at the Walkersville Community Hall. John M. Kelly of The Sears Roebuck Foundation will present a one hundred dollar check to local Master Lewis Wisner for top ten status. top prizes total seventy thousand dollars with first prize ten thousand and other awards through five thousand.
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Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
National Grange and Foundation
Lewis Wisner
John M. Kelly
Edward F. Holier
Middletown
National Grange and
National Grange
Winston- Salem
N.C
Grange. Paul of the Prairie
Khrushchev again at United Nations urges disarmament
Premier Khrushchev addressed the United Nations General Assembly urging a new disarmament deal with inspection and warned that the Soviet Union would pursue its interests outside the UN if its rights are not equal. The assembly neared a pivotal vote on seating Red China amid posturing over US and neutralist positions.
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United Nations
N.Y
Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Red China
Nigeria
General Assembly
Eisenhauer
Washington
Cyprus
Africa
U.N
Macmillan
Britain
United States
Assembly
Europe
Geneva
Moscow
Leningrad
Dag Hammarskjold
Semifinalist For National Merit Scholarship Named
Rhian, daughter of Morris and Mrs Rhian of Rosemont Avenue, named a semifinalist in the 1960 61 National Merit Scholarship competition. She is a Hood College freshman admitted from Frederick High after completing junior year, the first Hood admit without a high school diploma in recent years.
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Gas Rhian
Morris Rhian
Rosemont Avenue
David L. Dean
Frederick High School
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W. Maryland
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Boy
United Church
Frank J. Keeter
Dunn Shoe Store
NEW York Central
Bronx
Arthur Edson
Richard Mr. Niven
Mr. Kennedy
Nin
Len Kennedy
Chicago
Maryland Penitentiary
Nikita
Gail Rhian
Nhoawepae
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