Trailer Owners Challenge County Assessments
Thirty one house trailer owners in the city and county appeal 1959 assessments by the county tax assessors. Represented by Weinberg and Weinberg they argue for personal property taxation instead of the current basis akin to inventory. Listing of appellants includes John D. Miles and others from multiple rural routes as hearings are scheduled by the county commissioners.
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Weinberg and
Manuel M. Weinberg
Weinberg and Weinberg
Mr. Weinberg
John D. Miles
Frederick
Harley A. Goldsburg
Fredams
James R. Twemter
RFD
Earl W. Todd
George B. Teague
Daniel Beach
Harold F Chornenning
Franklin P. Miller
Fred_Morris Roberts
Leo Mill Red
Fawn Plemmons
Rfdan
C. Plemmons
Albert BR
Freder
Five Day Forecast Warmth Returns By Midweek
The Associated Press reports mild Saturday but cooler in the afternoon or night with a warming trend by Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures will run 3 to 6 degrees below normal. Scattered showers are possible Saturday and again Tuesday or Wednesday with about a quarter inch total. Normal highs 62 to 67 and lows around 44, mid 30s in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Miss Reddick Honored by Walkersville Lions Club
Miss Nannie Reddick a retired teacher honored as outstanding citizen by Walkersville Lions Club at a Glade meeting. She taught from 1918 in Walkersville schools for 40 years, influenced multiple generations, with former students and colleagues attending and presenting gifts.
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Reddick
Walkersville Lions Club
Nannie Reddick
Iheoutsti
Glade
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Dlie
Clem
Waltkers- TV
Stall Jr
Ersville
Snyder
Ruth Ports
Miss Reddick
Miss: K
Walkersville Mentary School
Beattie Stauffer
North Frederic
Miss Stauffer
Clara Zimmerman
Hilda Layman
WSCS Zone Meeting At Lewistown
The West Washington District of the Baltimore Conference hosts a WSCS zone meeting at the Lewistown Methodist Church. Rev Dr Becket recently became district superintendent after 18 years at First Methodist Church Hyattsville. Panelists include John B Wikict and Mrs William Barton with district officers present for the event.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Forning
Frederick
Frederick County
Howard
Nash
Beckett
West Washington
Baltimore
First Methodist Church
Hyattsville
Men
Olds
Central Sea
Japan
Ioften Acroc
Mod
M John B. Wik
Thick patches of rotten fish dot Florida coast
Frost strikes city as temperatures dip into the 30s while forecasts call for a recovery to the upper 60s. A cold start statewide accompanies talk of deer bow season opening October 22 and rifle season in December. In Florida, thick patches of rotting fish stretch along a 25 mile front with red tide spurring fumes.
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Florida Coast
Cambridge
Airey
Fourth day of battle against sprawling forest fire near Los Angeles
About 2000 firefighters confronted a growing brush fire of 7200 acres northeast of Los Angeles. Favorable winds sparked cautious optimism as containment improved, though threats linger in Big Tujunga Canyon. Evacuations occurred at La Paloma Flats while La Canada and Altadena remained at risk. The main losses were to watershed and terrain, not homes.
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Los Angeles
Angeles
Big Tujunga Canyon
la Paloma Flats
Canyon
la Canada
Altadena
May Vote On Wage Offer At Frederick Iron And Steel
Frederick Iron and Steel workers were to vote today on a new company wage offer after a previous rejection. The firm proposed a few cents an hour raise, a strike followed the earlier talks, and 91 dry workers represented by the United Founders and Foundry Workers Union weighed the proposal against demands.
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Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Fanos
Oliders
Previ
Pay Boost In Hands Of Assembly
Maryland Governor Tawes told teachers that the proposed salary increase depends on the General Assembly. He noted a committee is studying the issue and pledged a solid foundation for legislative action. About 15,000 educators attended the convention at the Fifth Regiment Armory.
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Baltimore
API
Tawes
Maryland
General Assembly
Maryland State Teachers Assn
Association
Legislative Council
Fifth Regiment
Gerald Wendt
Eric Johnston
Assam
Johnston
Slight Delay on U S 340 Near Harpers Ferry
Motorists traveling to the Harpers Ferry John Brown Centennial may face minor delays on U S 340 in Frederick County. Work to lay blacktop near Knoxville should finish on one side today, causing 5 to 10 minute waits at intervals. Traffic will be cleared to a single lane temporarily, with completion expected by tomorrow and no delays for those heading to Sunday ceremonies.
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Frederick County
Harpers Ferry
Knoxville
J. Ray Hartman
State Roads Commission
Hariman
Middletown
Bulisville
Brunswick and
Pot of Rocks
MD 70
No Pay Boost For Baltimore Teachers
Baltimore Mayor J Harold Grady said the city teachers would not receive the requested 7 million dollar salary increase. He called for establishing a new broad revenue source, possibly an earnings tax, before approving a 20 percent boost to the school budget. The system sought 11.563 million, with 6.773 million for salaries.
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Baltimore
J. Harold Grady
Maryland
Grady
GM Faces Steel Shortage Idling 60 000 Workers
DETROIT AP Gen Motors Corp said more than 60 000 of its hourly rated workers have idled due to a steel strike. The company reported 330 000 hourly workers nationwide with no plant by plant breakdown. The Framingham Chevrolet plant was set to close with 300 idled workers.
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Detroit
Gen. Motors Corp
Bnal Assembly
Chevrolet
Framingham
Mass
Harpers Ferry Marks 100th Anniversary of John Brown Attack
The Harpers Ferry centennial honors John Brown, who led 18 men in a Sabbath night assault on the federal arsenal. A Historian’s Day lunch eon featured Bord B. Stutler and JE. B. Stuart. A mock marine attack reenactment will occur near Storer College with the actual fire engine house on campus. The observance continues through Sunday.
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Harpers Ferry
W. V
John Brown
Brown
Charles Town
Bord B. Stutler
Charleston
W. Wa
JE. B. Stuart
New York
Calvary
Tomorow
Storer College
Sundar
Ronnie Burns Named in Beverly Hills Damages Suit
Los Angeles AP Ronnie Burns actor son of George Burns and Gracie Allen is a defendant in a $56,000 damage suit filed by Beverly Hills residents. They allege Burns and two companions attacked them at a Beverly Hills cafe causing head body injuries and facial scarring. Also named are Sunnie Lee Small David Shane restaurant proprietors and the auto rental firm.
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Los Angeles
Ronnie Burns
George Burns
Gracie Allen
George A. Kavanaugh
Beverly Hills
Burns
Beverly H
Kavanaugh
Sunnie Lee Small
Las Vegas
David Shane
Mario Lanza Body On View In Philadelphia
Thousands will view the body of tenor Marion Lanza in Philadelphia before a Requiem Mass at St. Mary Magdalen Church. After the service his body will be shipped to Los Angeles for burial. He died at 38 in a Rome clinic after a heart attack. His parents and widow live in California.
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Philadelphia
Marion Lanza
St. Mary Magdalen Roman
Laza
Lanza
Los Angeles
California
Rome
Five Youths Arrested By State Police
Five Balti More area youths were arrested by State Police in Edgewood after alleged thefts of auto accessories from Cecil County service stations. They faced charges of malicious destruction and larceny tied to robberies in Elkton and North East, and an attempted break in at Havre de Grace. A firearm was fired by the Havre de Grace station owner as the youths fled. Police found five new tires and other accessories in the captured car.
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Elkton
Cecil County
U.S. 40
Havre de Grace
Edgewood
James A. Entwistle
Gray Manor Terrace
Howard R Lutz
Brook Road
Baltimore
David L. Wach
Searles Road
Robert A. Dawson
Gray Manor
Carlton A Winebrenner
Holabird Avenue
AH Five
North East
Rauths
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Lisbon Church Dedication Highlighted by Local Clergy
Liberty Baptist Church at Lisbon will be dedicated at 3 pm Sunday with Rev Roy D. Gresham delivering the message. Mack H. Wilder is named pastor, Rev L J Newton Jr will give the dedicatory prayer, and Rev Robert F Woodward of Frederick will read scripture. Rev Jenk Mullin, pastor of New Hope Baptist, Gien wood, will speak on past pastors.
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New Liberty Baptist Church
Lisbon
Roy D. Gresham
Mr. Gresham
State Mission Board
Mack H. Wilder
L. J. Newton Jr
Robert F. Woodward
Frederick
Jenk Mullin
Mr. Mulilins
New Hope Baptist Church
Gienwood
Steelworkers and industry reopen direct talks on settlement
Washington AP reports new strike settlement talks resume between the Steelworkers Union and steel industry executives led by Kaiser Steel. Union president David J. McDonald confirms a proposal but with few details. Sessions are set to continue at 4:30 p.m. EDT Saturday at a Sheraton Carlton Hotel suite.
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Washington
Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
Industtry
Kaiser Steel Corp
Edgar F. Kaiser
Kaiser Steel
Eastern Standard Times
Sheraton Carlton
David J. MacDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel
Cooper
R. Heath Latry
John H. Morse
Bethlehem Steel
H. C. Lamb
Republic Steel
McDonald
Howard Hague
IT. W. Abel
Arthur J. Goldberg
Women Compete Over Errol Flynn Funeral Arrangements
Hollywood faces a funeral feud as Patrice Whymore, Flynn's estranged third wife, and Beverlyn Radland, his 16 year old protege, race to control burial plans after his Vancouver death. Whymore wants the body moved to Hollywood with Jamaica memorial ideas floated. Radland seeks to bring Flynn home. Autopsy cites coronary thrombosis and aging-related health issues.
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Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Patrice Whymore
Thaisday
Washington
Vancouver
B.C
Flynn
Hel
Beverly
Wymere
Girls of Art
Jamaica
Jie
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Frost
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Chesapeake and Potomacaciz
Telephone Co
Jelly Wit We Academy
R. Conrad Coon
Berzen ‘Evans
U.S
Mario Lanza
Diane Roberts
William F. Roberts
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