FBI Bankers Conference Tackles Bank Robbery Tactics
About 120 bankers and law officers plus the Dixie of the Frederick City canine corps met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a conference on bank robberies. FBI Baltimore chief Edward J. Powers led the session with discussion on organized crime, new legislation, and evolving crime methods.
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Dixie
Frederick City
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Edward J. Powers
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Congress
John R. Hargrove
United States
Powers
Hargrove
Maryland
Nise Revi- Cite
Far
Educators Elected Hood College Board and Honorary Trustees
Hood College elected two educators to its Board of Trustees Dr Cloyd H Marvin and Dr Pauline Tompkins and named two first honorary trustees Mrs John T Charlotte Baker Ning of Baltimore and Dr Guy E Snagely. Regular trustee Antoinette Ta tem Driscoll joined, while Judge Edward S Delaplaine and Mrs Jesse F Hakes were named associate trustees.
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Hood College
Fox Alumnae
Cloyd H. Marvin
George Washington University
Pauline Tompkins
American Association of University Women
Alfred C
Antoinette Tatem) Driscoll
Alumane Association
King
John T
Charlotte Baker
Maryland Federation of Garden Clubs
Maryland Daffodil So
Armed Robber Caught After Turnpike Chase
A former convict led police on a Wild gunfight on the West Virginia Turnpike after a service station holdup. James Robert Donohue, 31, of Baltimore, suffered a skull fracture and facial injuries. he was hospitalized and jailed in Raleigh County on multiple counts including attempted murder and robbery.
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Beckley
W. Va
Wes Virginia
James Robert Donohue
Baltimore
Raleigh
Donohue
Carlow Balroamays
Tomer
Ombhank Qnert
Kombo
Mol Hart
Landmark burned in Seneca near aqueduct
A 90 year old one and a half story landmark near the Seneca aqueduct burned last night. Firemen from Upper Montgomery and Rockville battled the blaze starting at 1 30 a m. The building owned by Robert and Barbara Zimmerman of Washington bought two years ago from Charles Kehne. The dwelling, once owned by Lawrence Baker, was estimated to be worth 6000 dollars and built by area school teachers about 50 years ago.
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Seneca
Montgomery County
Rockville
Robert
Barbara Zimmerman
Washington, D. C
Charles Kehne
Kehne
Lawrence Baker
UA Pledges Surpass $32,000 in 1961 Community Appeal
Campaign officials report more than $52,000 in total contributions and pledges for the Community Chest Red Cross United Appeal. With two weeks left, the drive aims for $125,000 as the Neighborhood Division led by Mrs. Charlotte W. Yarrell plans door to door outreach starting today. Residents are urged to display stickers on windows or doors to avoid duplicative efforts.
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Community Chest-Red Cross-United Appeal
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Raymond C. Brehaut
Charlotte W. Yarrell
United Appeal
Khairen
Jailed For Trespassing At Hood College
A 22 year old painter was jailed for 30 days and fined 50 dollars after a Hood College trespass incident on September 24. Robert D. Lawson of Frederick was caught on the Shriner Hall roof by Hood patrolman Gordon Smith and city officers. Lawson claimed he spoke with a dormitory girl while on the roof, and he has prior campus trespass history. He also faces charges of trespassing after warning. a jury trial was requested for that count. Two motorists were convicted of drunken driving in separate Magisterial Court cases, including George T. Schaffer of Mt Airy, cited for driving with a revoked license and other violations after a Route 14 stop.
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Robert D. Lawson
Frederick
Charles Cashour
Guy Himes
Shriner Hall
Gordon
Smith
Hood
Lawson
Cashour
Stanley Y. Bennett
George T. Schaffer
RFD
Mt. Airy
William L. Newcomer
Plane No. 4
Schaffer
E. Aldexton
Big Budget Deficit Forecast at San Francisco Meeting
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon announced a larger federal deficit this year driven by record harvests and postal costs. He reiterated the Kennedy aim for a balanced budget in fiscal 1963 and noted savings from tighter agency spending. The midyear budget review is due in two to three weeks.
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San Francisco
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
American Bankers Association
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Berlin
Budget Bureau
Three County FFA Boys Win Medals at Kansas City Judging
Maryland's Walkersville High School and Middletown High School graduates formed the team winning a silver emblem in the state contest against 43 teams. Mahton Eyler, Harvey Clem, and Wayne Gaver earned high individual gold emblems for top judging scores in swine, sheep, cattle, and feeder calf classes. Walkersville to receive a recognition plaque.
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Maryland
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Mahton Eyler
Harvey Clem
Walkersville High School
Wayne Gaver
Middletown High School
Walkersville School
Furure
America
Naon Chanter
Frederick Onanty Croup
Two Church Groups Are Missing and Probed
Frederick County ministers plan a study into the disappearance of the United Christian Youth Movement and the County Council of Churches. Rev. Byron M. Flory Jr. chairs the committee with members from several congregations, outlining future probes and related inter church activities.
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United Christian Youth Movement
County Council of Churches
Frederick County
Centennial Memorial
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Byron M. Flory Jr
Bush Creek
Fehi
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Eugene Young
Jefferson Lutheran
H. E. Heckert
Church of the Nazarene
Harry J. McDonald
Asbury Methodist
Montevue
Daniel Rich
Libertytown-Singanore
Raymond Markley
Myersville Lutheranian
Stephens
Ney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Medicorm
Servce
Frank Ro
Wcoitre
Sappertine
Unicef
Paors Ae Mucore
Blunswick
B. Pe. Carmack
Charles Mee
Mathias Will
Gang
Khrushchev Announces 50 Million Ton A-Bomb Plan
Premier Khrushchev told the 22nd Soviet Communist party Congress that the USSR would explode a bomb of 50 million tons of TNT on October 31. He unveiled plans for a 100 million ton device, warned of dangers, and reiterated demands for a German peace treaty and UN representation for socialist, neutralist, and imperialist states. The speech framed a new party program aiming to outstrip capitalism by 1980 and bolster socialist defenses amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
U.S
Hiroshima
Congress
Germany
al- Hed
West Berlin
West
East Germany
United Nations
U.N
Red China
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Nea
Scientist Describes Red Bomb Damage Ranges
Washington AP reports nuclear scientist Dr. Ralph Lapp estimated a 30 megaton Soviet bomb could dig a 400 foot trench and destroy most federal buildings within seven miles. He warned brick structures and wood frame houses would be heavily damaged, with fallout spreading 10 000 to 20 000 square miles and second degree burns possible up to 35 miles from the blast.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Ralph Lapp
Lapp
White House
Titan
Frost Report Across County Low-Lying Areas Hit By Cold
A white frost covered meadows in low-lying county sections while the airport station logged 35 degrees. Unionville reported a white meadow as Frederick reported no frost. Temperatures dropped into the 30s with a 59 degree high Monday and warmer weather predicted soon. Deer hunting opened with three hunters successful on day one including Bert Risky of Rock as does Main killed.
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Unionville
Frederick
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U. S. Attorney
Blair Overton
Hagerstown
Sam Bas
Aite
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FFA
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Sith Korea
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