Budget Hearings Are Set For County Budgets
Public hearings on 22 county budget requests for the six month period begin next week at the Court House. Board of Education hearings start Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Grand Jury room. other sessions occur in the Commissioners' office with 15 minute slots, CAS and Probation on Wednesday 10 to 10:30 a.m., and guidance to appoint spokespersons for efficiency.
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Court House
Board of Education
Grand Jury
Commissioners’ Office
Board of Education and Children’s Aid Society
Department of Probation
CAS
Probation Department
Circuit Court
Board of Election Supervisors
Humane Society
Civil Defense
Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission
Health Department
Frederick Memorial Hospital
County Welfare Board
Children’s Aid Society
Montevue Home
C. Burr Artz
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Historical Society
Civic Club
Massive barn fire near Barnesville draws 150 firefighters
A dairy barn on the Marshall White farm burned for five hours as 150 volunteers from five companies battled the blaze. More than twenty pieces of equipment were used, with water supply shortages hampering efforts. An estimated $60,000 in damage, likely to be substantial, was noted. The 80 to 100 cow barn stored hay and was a total loss. cattle were evacuated. Fire officials suspected hay filling and an elevator short circuit as possible causes.
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Marshall White
Barnesville
Upper Montgomery
Gaithersburg
Hyattstown
Rockville
Carroll Manor
New
Youth Shot While Hunting Chickens Near Boonsboro
Charles E. Carbaugh Jr., 13, of Boonsboro, was shot in the chest when a friend, Roger Griffith, 15, accidentally fired at a bird and hit him instead. He was taken to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown, where surgery was performed after the Monday evening incident on Mouse Town road.
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Charles E. Carbaugh Jr
Boonsboro
Young Carbaugh
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Carbaugh
Roger Griffith
Mouse Town
Th. H. F. Bowman
Griffith
Expanding Quit Smoking Aid Industry Emerges
A new industry grows around helping smokers quit as medical links smoking to cancer. Anti smoking products fill book and drug stores, with brands like Nikoban Ban Sm line Bantron and No tobacco. Tobacco sales rise for cigars and pipes while ads target adults and minors face limits. Roswell Park advances tobaccoless cigarette research and new clinic for cessation begins trials.
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Jack Lefler
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Nikoban
M. R. Thompson & Co
Crawford, NJ
Thompson Medical Co. Inc
New York
Bantron
Compania, Corp
Batavia
Ill
Nobacco
Pharmaceutical Corp
Syracuse
N.Y
Buffalo
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Guardsmen to Cambridge for one-week rotation this Saturday
Sixty eight Guardsmen from Company A led by Captain Kenneth L May will depart the armory at 6 am for Cambridge for a one week relief duty. The move follows a prior seven day assignment in July and adds Dundalk National Guard members to reach full strength.
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National Guard
Cambridge
Eastern Shore
Kenneth L May
May
Bentz Street
Dundalk National Guard
Elkton
Chestertown
James L Walsh
Charles E. Zimmerman
Want To Be 108 Drink Peach Brand y
SPRUCE PINE North Carolina AP Uncle Bill Keller turns 108 today per Social Security. He is the oldest resident in the state, widowed twice and living alone in a small mountain house. He says he walks barefoot in snow to stay healthy.
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Spruce Pine
N.C
Billi Keller
Bill
Social Security Administration
North Caroina
Tawes Urges Maryland Women to Help End Racial Discrimination
Governor Tawes addressed the Maryland Women's Committee for Civil Rights session in Annapolis urging women to form civil rights commissions across subdivisions. He praised compassion among women and urged active citizen involvement to end second class citizenship, citing respect for property rights alongside individual rights. The event followed Kennedy's Washington conference on civil rights with notable participants from state and national groups.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
The
Free State
Maryland Women's Committee For Civil Rights
I House of Delegates
Kennedy
Washington
Esther Lazarus
Baltimore
Albert Fischer
State Committee
Esther Peterson
U.S Secretary of Labor
Howard Ross
Maryland League of Women Voters
Irene Diggs
Morgan State College
Angela Bambace
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Henry Comer
Maryland Commission On Interracial Problems
Juanita Jackson Mitchell
Maryland Naacp
K R Kidwell
Catholic Interracial Council
Europe backs panel in chicken war dispute
Brussels reports the European Common Market will submit the frozen poultry shipment issue to an impartial foreign trade expert panel after an American proposal. The move follows tense trade friction with the United States and focuses on Western Europe imports.
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Brussels
Belgium
European Common Market
United States
European Ministerial Council
Six Nation Trade Group
Western
Europe
General Alarm At Morgan's Restaurant Fire
Fire department responded to a general alarm at Morgan's Restaurant 415 North Market Street shortly before 1 p.m. today. Firemen traced the blaze to hot grease igniting around the kitchen ventilator and joist work above the grill, causing about 200 dollars in damage.
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Morgan’s
North Market Street
Meade Alcorn Rejects Rockefeller Campaign Invitation
AP reports Meade Alcorn former Republican National Chairman rejected an invitation to serve as national manager of Gov Nelson A Rockefeller's 1964 GOP presidential campaign.
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New York
Meade Alcorn
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Main elected president of Maryland Association of Insurance Agents
Glenn A. Main Jr., partner at Coblentz and Main, elected president of the Maryland Association of Insurance Agents at the annual Baltimore meeting. He will be installed Wednesday evening at the Emerson Hotel as F. Douglas Sears presides. Other officers include John Murphy, Stanley Betts, Elmer Rhody, James Gorgas, and F. Addison Fowler. Main has long served in state and local insurance circles and held prior leadership roles.
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Glenn A. Main Jr
Coblentz and Main, Inc . Insurance Agency
Maryland Association of Insurance Agents
Hell
Baltimore
Main
Emerson Hotel
F.douglas Sears
John Murphy
Stanley Betts
Chevy Chase
Elmer Rhody
James Gorgas
Baltmore
F. Addison Fowler
Fairview Avenue
Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents
Electro-Motive Division
General Motors Corporation
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Community Concert Association
Elks Club
Kiwanis Club
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Scottish Rite
Shrine
Calvary Methodist Church
Leaders Bible
Tater Club Council
Jefferson Senior High School
Roan Oke
Virginia Poltechnics Institute
Blacksburg
Federal Lunch Program Chief to Address Maryland School Meal Meet
Herbert D. Rorex, Chief of the School Lunch Branch, will speak to about 600 members of the Maryland School Food Service Association at Frederick High School on Thursday morning. The event, part of National School Lunch Week, focuses on School Lunch in the Physical Fitness Program with demonstrations and exhibits planned. Registration is required before the 9 a.m. start.
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Herbert D. Rorex
Maryland School Food Service Association
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Rorex
Food Distribution Division
Southeast J
Atlanta
United States
Little Rock
Ark
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
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