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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1960
Page
3
The Earl of Kimberley complains of police parking violations near his West End home. He reports dozen tickets and vows to seek legal action up to the High Court and House of Lords if needed. He says he has permission to leave his car in a cul de sac and questions parking enforcement.
Governor J. Millard Tawes served as parade marshal for Frederick Fire Prevention parade on Saturday opening Fire Prevention Week. Over 100 units participated, with official car leading the procession. Aide figures include George E. Baker parade chairman Eugene Carlisle driver cast from Independent Hose Company and comptroller Lewis Goldstein.
The Associated Press reports a hectic campaign week in Maryland as both parties mobilize. Democrat Sen. John Kennedy predicts a November win and a statewide caravan starts Thursday with leaders Tawes Goldstein and Sybert backing the effort. Republican chairman D Eldred Rinehart says voters would back the GOP if polls opened now.
The article mixes science facts about the moon with an ad for Water's Family Shoe Store in the Frederick Shopping Center. It touts a large footwear selection for fall, personal service, and late hours with central charge payment options.
Nixon is seen as the likely winner in a tight race as many politicians back Mainehart's close forecast. Tawes hedges on victory, saying victory depends on hard work through election day. Weekend messages hint at big-name surrogates joining the final campaign push.
John P. Whisner of De Grange Street reports killing a weasel with a club in his back yard Saturday. Reports of declining weasel numbers in Frederick have persisted for years.
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