Land offered for new county high school discussed
The town considers an almost free northern county site for a consolidated high school to keep it from Thurmont. A landowner hints at a deal far cheaper than the Staub site’s 800 dollars per acre, with Emmitsburg officials to be advised. The Board says no free land offers exist and several sites along Old Frederick road have been checked and ruled out.
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Staub
Thurmont
Frederick Road
Board of Education
Emmitsburg
J. Norman Flax
Flax
Old Frederick Road
William Keilholtz
Harry Prongas
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County Schools
Sensenbaugh
Taneytown
Route 15
Mt. St Mary’s College
J. Norbert Wivell
Charles H. Jamison
Daylight Time Ends Sunday in Frederick County
The article notes the shift from daylight saving to standard time occurring Sunday with schedules changing for Greyhound Bus Lines and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Railroads switch at 12 01 a.m. and many counties revert to standard time for the changeover.
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Frederick
Greyhound Bus Lines
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland State Grange Installs New Officers at Key Hotel
The Maryland State Grange conducted its officer installation this morning at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. E. Carroll Bean, High Priest of Demeter, presided over the ceremony. From left to right a group of officers is shown in the photograph.
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Maryland State Grange
Francis Scott Key
E. Carroll Bean
Demeter
State Grange Installs Officers and Addresses Vocational Education
Maryland State Grange opened sessions at the Francis Scott Key Hotel installing officers and adopting resolutions. Glenn Lewis urged expanded Maryland vocational agriculture training at the University of Maryland amid declining farm numbers and rising service needs.
Trains Tie Up Ijamsville Crossing For Nearly Five Hours
Three westbound B&O freight trains blocked the Ijamsville crossing for nearly five hours causing detours for mail trucks and school buses. An agent cited a slipover when car couplings came unfastened as the cause. Traffic rerouted via Monrovia routes observed by residents.
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Ijamsville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mt. Airy
B&o
Jamsville
Monrovia
Maryland Man Killed in Fauquier County Auto Collision
A Maryland man died in a mobile truck crash in Fauquier County on Wednesday night. The event is listed among other local contest results and notes the 89th Maryland State Grange session is expected to adjourn later today.
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Maryland
Warrenton, Va
Fauquier County
Kohler
Grab
Betty Ann Koller
Sykesville
Goldie Stottlemyer
Sabillasville
Carrick
Henderson
Martha E. West
Glen Burnie
Polly White
Stevenville
Hazel Bayne
Jarretsville
Dorothy Aaro
Brandywine
Lenora Sheffler
Olney
Harry Swomley
Emmitsburg
Herbert Snyder
Walkersville
Linda Roderick
Grace Taylor
Church Hill
Lois Barrier
Middletown
Maryland State Grange
Frederick County roads tour kicks off annual inspection
An 11 member tour led by County Commissioners and Roads Board will inspect 25 to 30 roads across Frederick County over two days. County Engineer Nottingham says the visit plans future construction, not immediate work, and will cover roads in both southern and northern halves. The party includes Commissioners Renn Dorsey Horman and members Burall Hahn Keller Adams and staff. Harvey Werking is ill.
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Frederick
Roads Board
Southeyn Nottingham Jr
Nottingham
Roads Department
A. Irvin Renn
Lawrence A Dorsey
Russell Z.horman
Jesse Burall
Clarence Hahn
Russell Keller
Merril Adams
Jack Mause
Crummell P. Jacobs
Samuel W. Barrick
Harvey Werking
Maryland Homemakers Attend National Meeting in Arkansas
Thirteen area Homemakers Club members join 69 Maryland delegates at the 27th Annual National Home Demonstration Council Meeting in Little Rock Arkansas. Delegates participate in workshops on family life health safety civil defense citizenship and international affairs with speakers Sen. J William Fulbright and Dr Margaret C Browne overseeing sessions.
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Homemakers Club
Maryland
National Home Demonstration Council
Little Rock
Ark
State Council of Homemakers Clubs
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
National Council
Associated Country Women of the World
Ray H Smith
Reids Ford Road
Maryland State Council of Homemakers Clubs
J. Vernon Coblentz
Frederick County
Harvey Hill
Howard County
Beulah Bachtell
Sabina Baker
Hagerstown
William Bloyer
Lester Conrad
Clear Spring
Ruth Fauver
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Smith
Maryland Council of Homemakers Clubs
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Margaret C. Browne
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Margaret Oliver
University of Maryland
Montgomery County School Funding Fight Sparks Broad Anger
Public hearing in Rockville tonight intensifies a long running dispute over Montgomery County school funds. The council and board trade lawsuits over 144000 and 571000 construction and staffing moves while PTA groups press for budget limits and state standards.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Council
County School Board
County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Richard Montgomery High School
Albert Instein High
Albert Einstein
Tion
State Board
Maryland Attorney General's Office
PTA
C. Taylor Whittier
Domi
City Police Open In-Service School For 10 Days
City Chief Charles V. Main announced the annual in service school for city police begins Monday for a ten day session. FBI agents State's Attorney Rothenhoefer and City Attorney Burgee join veteran officers to teach fingerprinting burglary accident investigation and more with shifts allowing all officers to attend.
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Charles V. Main
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert 8. Rethenhoefer
Richard Burgee
Imen
FBI
Sherman H Boone
Robert §. Rothenhoefer
Richard JR. Burgee
J. Frank Main Jr
Maryland
Hurricane Ginny Advances Northward Toward Georgia Coast
Hurricane Ginny drifts up the Atlantic with peak winds around 75 mph and was extended from Daytona Beach to Myrtle Beach as gale warnings reach Savannah. Forecasters expect little inland Florida impact though steering remains unpredictable.
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Fla
Daytona Beach
Myrtle Beach
Isc
Ginny
Atlantic
Savannah
Florida
Stolen Pocketbook Recovered Near Elm Street School
City police report the pocketbook of Mrs. Myra Pawlowski of Motter Avenue was taken last night or early morning from her home containing $10 to $12. It was found today on the Elm Street Elementary School grounds with the money missing.
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Myra Pawlowski
Motter Avenue
Elm Street
Juvenile Arrested Over Brunswick House Fire
Brunswick police arrest a 1 year old in connection with a October 6 fire at the Grafton Cost property. The child is placed in custody of juvenile authorities for action.
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Brunswick
Grafton Cost
Out of State Defendants Seek Maryland Mail Fraud Trial Transfer
A federal judge considered transferring the Security Financial Insurance Corp. mail fraud case to another district for three defendants from Chicago Utah and Provo. Attorneys argued for Richmond Virginia or another venue claiming pretrial publicity and fair trial concerns. Judge Sobeloff said he would rule after further discussion and adjourned to continue hearings.
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Roszel C. Thomson
Maryland
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U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Richmond
Tydings
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Chicago
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D. Spencer Grow
Provo
Utah
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House of Delegates
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Boone
Newsmen
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Maurice J. Walsh
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Walsh
Edward J. Callahan
Mensik
Edward P. Morgan
Grow
Kennedy nominates Kirkpatrick for chief of naval personnel
President Kennedy named Rear Adm. Charles C. Kirkpatrick superintendent at Annapolis to serve a four year term as chief of naval personnel with vice admiral rank. He would replace Vice Adm. William R. Smedberg who retires. The White House has not announced a successor at the Naval Academy.
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Kennedy
Charles C. Kirkpatrick
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Naval
Kirkpatrick
William R. Smedberg
White House
Naval Academy
Smedberg
Hearing Postponed On Murder Charge
The preliminary hearing for Jesse L. Holland charged with murder was postponed until Monday at 10 a.m. State's Attorney Roth enhoefer cited the victim Charles E. Palmer's funeral at 1 p.m. today as the reason for the delay. Holland allegedly shot Palmer at the Elks Club on West All Saints street.
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Jesse L. Holland
Ice Street
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Charles E. Palmer
West All Saints Street
Holland
Palmer
Elks Club
Berra Named Manager for New York Yankees
AP reports Yogi Berra was named manager of the New York Yankees confirming widespread talks. Ralph Houk had been promoted to general manager two days earlier and will continue in that role.
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Yanks New York
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
RalphHouk
Iito
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