Local Red Cross chapter reports 16100 donated and service hours
The Frederick County Red Cross chapter reports over 16 000 donated and 1 800 volunteer hours for July August and September. Blood mobiles collected 994 pints, 94 pints above quota. Aid extended to 155 service members and families, 13 veterans families and 11 civilians. Financial assistance about 900 with 440 repaid. At Fort Detrick 12 service cases and 205 dollars in aid. 30 comfort articles for post hospital, 40 gift bags for inductees, and 67 hours from Mrs. Weinberg helping families. 225 Christmas bags sent to Vietnam personnel. Total program cost 1 129 with 690 collected. Chapter seeks 370 more to reach 4 142 national quota.
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Frederick County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
James A. Grove
Fort Detrick
Post Hospital
Focal
Dan Weinberg
Ruth Edwards
Vietnam
National Red Cross
170 Pints Blood Collected Next Visit Wednesday
The Frederick County Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 170 pints on Oct. 7 at Calvary Methodist Church. 186 registered, 1 deferred, 6 unsuccessful. 100 walked in including 23 new donors. Ten directed donations supported Baltimore hospital replacements. Registration closed 20 minutes early. next visit set for Oct. 22 at Evangelical Lutheran Church with registration 10 a.m. to 12:38 p.m.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Aerojet General
Francis Sant
Ameriecan Legion
C. & P. Telephone Co
Fort Detrick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Glade Valley Liena Club
National Association of Retired Civil Employees
Price Electric Co
Plaa
Red Cross
Gallon
Carroll W. Trebb
Ira W. Klank Jr
Jeffrey T.kins
Carol G. Schuster Jr
Walter Berger
William A
Myrei Deanbaula
Nib. Geistrude K. Poor
Calvin J. Phil
Mra
Mabel
Cuteail
Gallon Pine
Richard J
Patere
Robert P, Marendt Jr
Dorothy J. DeGrange
Osborne F. Wachter
Robert E. Smariga
Johm F. Plelocman
Harold T. Summers
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church
Frederick
Donoré
Mets Crown Celebration Drenches New York with Tape
New York erupts as Mets win the World Series sending street cleaners into a blizzard of ticker tape and paper. Crowds cheer at Shea Stadium and in streets while owner Joan Payson and President Nixon receive congratulations.
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Wall ‘To
Wall Street
New York City
Mets
Baltimore Orioles
New York
Mapp
New York Mets
Cleon Jones
George Washington
The
Stock Exchange
Shea Stadium
Joan Payson
Griomard UL
Mortier
Co Ay Sik
Apollo i
Stock market inching gains in early trading
New York stocks showed a slim advance in fairly active trading as the Dow Jones Industrial Average stood near 899.10 at 10 30 a.m. The index edged up about 0.73 points amid cautious trading but little change overall.
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New York
Wee
Boy Loses Hand In Farm Mishap
A 16 year old boy, Mark Bennet of Boyds, was working in his father’s fields with a corn picker when his hand was caught in the machine. Neighbors freed him and he was taken to Froederleck Memorial Hospital for amputation surgery. He is listed as resting comfortably. Mark is an eleventh grade student at Gaithersburg High School.
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Froederleck Memorial Hospital
Mark Bennet
Mra
Leroy Bennett
Boyds
Tom McGee
McGee
Sheriff Crummel Jacobs in satisfactory condition
Frederick County Sheriff Crummel P. Jacobs is listed in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after collapsing at his office on Thursday. He complained of chest pains and fainted around 1 pm and remains for observation and tests. Access to the sheriff is limited by his physician’s orders.
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Frederick County
Crummel P. Jacobs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jacobs
IL M. Michels
Nixon Seeks Unity on Inflation in Nationwide Address
Washington AP President Nixon outlined a plan to curb inflation during a national address aimed at households and consumers. Officials said weakening inflation signs are emerging while administration aides push big business and labor to restraint wage and price gains amid a split on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Nixon
Housewties
Arthur F. Burns
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
McCracken
Burns
Treasury
David M Kennedy
Cat
Bor
Capitol Hill
House
County Firemen Approve Committees and Fall Banquet
Delegates from 16 of 17 member companies of the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association approved several committees at the regular fall quarterly meeting at Rocky Ridge Fire Co hall. James E. Fitzgerald presided as president, opening Muscular Dystrophy Campaign activities for 1969. remarks were given by Robert L. Smith. Melvin F. Schwearing spoke on state executive committee activities. the session included invocations and reports by William M. Moore and Philip H. Beard. Next meeting set for Jan. 15 at the Junior Fire Hall. refreshments served.
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Frederick County
Melvin F. Schwearing
State Association
Charles E. Brauer
William M. Moore
Uniteds
Philip H. Beard
Walkersville
John J. Hollinger
Emmitsburg
Lawrence Dorsey
Woodsboro
Kenneth Brandenburg
Myersville
Donald Stitely
Thursmont
Harry Curry
Citizens
James R. Hahn
New Market
Philip J. Beard
Roscoe Harbaugh
New Midway
Robert S. Windsor
Glenn Stottlemyer
William Wou- Sard
Brunswick
Robert Wilhide
Thurmont
Maurice Zimmerman
Middletown
Carmen Fogle
Arthur Damuth
Melvin Schwearing
Gordon Taylor
Donald Wachter
Robert Leller
Independents
Michael Hahn
June Fora
James Morgan
Thomas Lawson
James Harrison
L. Eugene Johnson
Carroll Manor
Edgar Zander
George Norris
Libertytown
John McLuckie
Donald Schley
Robert Speak
Kenneth Mumma
Rocky
Thomas White
Emmtsburg
Robert Campbell
Walseraville
Donald Gladhill
Everett Gaver
Horace Wright
Richard Metcalf
Braddock
Roger Plummer
John Hollinger
Rogert L. Smith
Murder Hearing Declined in Bev erly Harp Case
An 18 year old Frederick youth, Kevin Manfield Davis, waived a preliminary hearing in Trial Magistrate's Court. Davis is charged with murder in connection with the death of Beverly Ann Harp, 14, found Sept 22 on the TJ athletic grounds. The case goes to the Frederick County Grand Jury. bail not set.
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Frederick
Governor Thomas Johnson
Kevin Manfield Davis
S. Bentz St
Frederick County
Davis
Beverly Ann Harp
East Fifth Street
Miss Harp
First Snow Flurries Hit Oakland Maryland
The Garrett County seat Oakland reported the first snow flurries of the 1969 autumn season. Temperatures plunged from 85 degrees to under 40 as a sudden weather change swept through the area.
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Oakland
Aix
Garrett County
Moray Waen
Second Soviet Spaceship Lands Safely
The second Spaceship in the Soviet troika mission landed safely returning three cosmonauts to Earth while two remain aboard Soyuz 8. Soyuz 7 carried Filipchenko Volkov and Gorbatko landing in the Soviet Union after nearly five days in orbit.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Moscow Radio
Anatoly Filipchenko
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Gorbatko
SAI
Georgy Shonin
Valery Kybasov
Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Soviet Trawler Fired On Off Da Nang Coast
South Vietnamese naval patrol within 12 mile limit fired on and hit a Soviet trawler off Da Nang after she refused identification. The trawler escaped into open sea with smoke from the forward section as US ships were reportedly involved per Varrier but denied by a US spokesman.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
Cony Man
7Th Fleet
Vietnam
Job Corps success story in Frederick inspires students
Cornelia Ann Baker, once in need, credits Job Corps and WICS for a life transformation. She trained in data processing at Clinton Town Center from May 1968 to July 1969, gaining skills and confidence. Monna Peddicord, another Job Corps graduate, praises volunteers and the program's broader social impact in Frederick.
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Frederick
Corellia Ann Baker
Leesburg
Fredrick
WICS
Alice Lucia
Felice Massey
Women In Community Service
Premiits
Aereena Girls
U.5s. Dept. of
Wabor
Cornelia
Job Corps
Clinton, Town
YMCA
San Diageo
AEC
Frederick Wics
McCormack Aide Suspended Over SEC Stock Case
Washington AP A top aide to House Speaker John W McCormack Martin Sweig 46 suspended without pay after being named in an SEC lawsuit for arranging a meeting to lift a stock sale ban connected to Parvin Dohrmann Co The suit alleges fraud by stockholders seeking control Voloshen received 50000 from Parvin Dohrmann in exchange for Sweig arranging the meeting McCormack says he was unaware of Sweigs involvement and vows full inquiry while Sweig denies improper conduct
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Washington
John W. McCormack
Securities and Exchange Commission
Martin Sweig
McCormack
SEC
Parvin Dohrmann Co
Parvin Dohrmann
Nathan Voloshen
Sweig
Dmass
Swelg
New York
Parvin Dobrmann
Voloshen
Las Vegas
Fire log entries note multiple 24 hour calls in city area
Fire log reports numerous incidents from 12:12 p.m. to 4:56 p.m. including electrical fire at a Shell station, car fire on Rocky Springs Road, chimney fire at Union Rescue store, rekindled bonfire near Highland Street and truck fires near West Seventh Street and New Market. Responding units include Independents Uniteds Iver Market and various rescue trucks.
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Tire Calle
East Street
Supreme Concrete
West Seventh Street
Shell Station
Rocky Springs Road
Rosemont
United
West Southe Street
Union Rescue
Uniteds
Cale Zens
Highland Street
Quality
Independents
County
ROLTE
New Market
Iver Market
Franklinville
Thurs Thont
Cali
Emergeny
Reutine
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George Chapline
Eileen Nolan
Mocker
Jerry Koogmann
Donn Clendenon
Football Jets
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Orioles
Soyuz 6
Bui
CAC
Winchester Hall
Nancy Blanka Smith
Carnelia
Corellia
Job Corpa
Nat
Minde
Madison
Wia
Monna Peddicord
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