Registrants Lead Bid Falls Short
The Democrats led in the county special registration for voting but fell short of overtaking the Republicans. Totals show 898 registrations or transfers, with 383 Republicans and 361 Democrats, plus a mix of declines and transfers across seven districts. Final week figures highlight Braddock Heights transfers and district variations, with registration open until September 26 at the Board of Elections.
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Woodville
Brunswick
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Burkittsvile
Ballenger
Braddock
Walkersville
Braddock Heights
Mountain-View
Board of Elections Supervisors
Court House
Phiilis Ann Tyergar
Elizabeth Knill
Betty J. Gaver
Howard Sullivan
Beachead In Congo Is Feared
Washington officials fear the Soviet Union is trying to establish a Communist beachhead in the Congo under UN aid pretense. They cite rapid Soviet military and technical aid, the UN must act to preserve Lumumba’s independence, and Dag Hammarskjold is compiling information on bloc activity. More than 200 Soviet technicians are said to have moved into the Congo aboard relief flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Congo
United Nations
African Republic
State Department
United States
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Patrice Lumumba
Africa
Youth's Bid To Aid His Father Fails
A year-old boy named John W. Timpson Jr. took over his father's car on Ball road to drive to Frederick Memorial Hospital where his father died. The 38-year-old John W. Timpson Sr. of Tramsville was identified, and an autopsy was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John W. Timpson Jr
Ball Road
Timpson
Cahn Named CAP Head Here in Civil Air Patrol Change
Harold B. Cahn a retired air force officer is named new commanding officer of the local Civil Air Patrol unit replacing Capt Carl C Carty who moved to Brunswick unit Doris Jean Martin Fort Detroved serves as adjutant Immediate plans include naming an advisory staff of city and county leaders to shape a CAP program Cahn aims for CAP to serve in emergencies and become a community function coordinating with State Police Cry Police and local police to offer services and develop projects A cadet squadron is planned to grow from 24 with Thomas Hueting 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs Darwin Hueting as cadet commander holding rank of cadet lieutenant He has served with the unit four years and a cadet flight is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Cahn
Civil Air Patrol
Carl C. Carty
Brunswick
C.A.P
Doris Jean Martin
Fort Detrove
Cahn
State Police
Cry Police
Thomas Hueting
Darwin Hueting
Uni
Fingerprint Helps Convict 3 Men Of Pay Phone Theft
Three Kansas City men, Dale Zimmerman Ronald Tucker and John Marrero aged 19 to 28, were convicted in Magistrate's Court of petty larceny and destruction of property for stealing money from a pay phone at Ridge Road picnic area off U S 40. A single fingerprint on the phone shell and other circumstantial evidence tied them to the crime. They received ten month sentences in the Maryland House of Correction to run concurrently with nine months on each count. Additional thefts and found items linked to the case surfaced during police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Road
U. S. 40
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
Byron W. Thompson
Dale E. Zimmerman
Ronald E. Tucker
John J. Marrero
Maryland House of Correction
Kansas City
Tir
Henry Stafford
Trooapers
H. ¥. Smith
William Newcomer
Pikesville
Michael Kradz
David Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Smith
Kradz
Ridgeville
Newcomer
Sheffield
Man Jailed For Starving His Dog in San Francisco Yard
Louis A. Banks, 39, sentenced to three months in jail for starving a seven-year-old boxer named Jay while chained to a post in his wrecking yard. The dog lost weight from 30 to 39 pounds over six weeks and is now in SPCA custody recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Louis A. Banks
Banks Wrecking Yard
Jay
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Comic Strip Artist Edgar E. Martin Dies at 62
Edgar Everett Martin, 62, creator of Boots and Her Buddies, died Tuesday after a short illness in Clearwater Florida. He joined Scripps-Howard newspapers in Cleveland in 1924 and started the comic strip.
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Clearwater
Fla
Edgar Everett Martin
Boots
Scripps-Howard
Cleveland
Carty and Storm Wills Probate in Frederick Orphans Court
Wills of two Frederick leaders probated. Joseph W L Carty, retired banker, leaves $500 to Lynch Lodge for its benefit and $250 to Mrs Florence Little and her daughter Sarah Little. rest to daughters Virginia Carty and Roberta Carty Long. Storm estate largely goes to wife Abs Mary Elizabeth Storm. Mr Storm died suddenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Orphans Court
Joseph W. L. Carty
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Florence E. Little
deLilfe
Glenn E. Biehl
Carlton L. Baumgardner
Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick Building Association
Storm
Willam MM. Storm
Abs
Mary Elizabeth Storm
Residents Protest Over Lake Dumping Near East Street
Residents in the northeast section voice doubt about attending tonight’s meeting with the Mayor and Board of Aldermen over dumping of mud, slime, and dead fish from Culler Lake. Health officials report no odor or health risks, though locals note lingering smell and visible debris despite lime cover.
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East Street
Board of Aldermen
Culler Lake
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick County
Forbes H. Burgess
Burgess
Glenn Waltz
Staley Avengue
North Market Street
Waltz
Castro Plans To Seize More U S Property
Raul Castro signaled that Cuba will seize remaining American assets estimated at 250 million dollars. He spoke at a midnight rally of workers denying plans to confiscate the large U S naval base at Guantanamo saying it is obsolete and will eventually fall to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Raul Castro
Armed Forces
Redoes
U.S
Guan
Laguna welcomes Melvin as long distance buddy visits
Marine Capt Gestson arranged a week of sun and chaos for Melvin of Peoria after a misdial led to a friendship. A 300 strong airport crowd greeted him in Los Angeles, then a 75 mile motorcade to Laguna Beach ended at a jammed Sandpaper Bar with a throng of media, locals, and curious teens.
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Foreman Gins
Melvin
Laguna
Joe Gestson
Peoria
Gestson
Los Angeles
Mamie
Sally
Yea
Laguna Beach
Jesse Riddell
Des Moines Insurance
Miller
Marine
Yvonne Jones
Sugar Bill Dispute Delays Congress Adjournment
Washington AP report: House Agriculture Committee rejected the Senate sugar bill version by 11 to 1, setting a near deadlock as Congress eyed adjournment. Dirksen’s Senate substitute would give the president discretionary power to cut the Dominican quota, while the House favored limited authority with conditions. House adjournment efforts stalled after hours of debate and votes on related foreign aid and dairy price support measures. The stalemate echoes a second sugar dispute this year over Cuba and Dominican sugar policy.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
House
Congress
Harold C. Cooley
DNC
Eisenhower
Dominican Republic
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Cuba
White House
Latin America
Advertise Bids For Roads In Frederick County
Bids advertised for more than seven miles of county roads to be built as federal aid projects. Total estimated cost 304000 dollars with 50 percent funded by federal aid. Bids due 11:30 a.m. September 21 at Frederick County Roads Board offices in Winchester Hall.
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C. Burton Cannon
Cannon
Frederick County
Dodderar Road
Fountain School
Howard Huffer
Catholic Church Road
Broad Run
Ball Road
Old Annapolis Road
Frederick County Roads Board
Winchester Hall
Old Frederick Ignaling
Alf
County Roads Board
Old Frederick
Muns South
Old Frederick Road
Local Pennsy Offices Are Closed Down
The three Pennsylvania Railroad offices in Frederick County and railroad stations in Walkersville and Woodsboro were closed today due to a Transport Workers Union strike. No staff answered phones in the local offices. The strike idled about 5,000 railroad workers statewide, but local layoffs were not quantified this morning.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick County
Transport Workers Union
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Another Heat Wave Is Expected
A warming trend continues as an upcoming heat wave is forecast after a brief cooler spell. The weatherman notes August averaging 74.8 degrees, above normal, with 4.71 inches of rain and 7 days of 90-plus temperatures. He cautions for hot, humid days and possible afternoon or evening storms through the weekend.
Pennsy Trains Silent as Nationwide Strike Hits Railyard
The Pennsylvan ia Railroad shut down for the first time in its 414 year history as a labor dispute halted operations nationwide. Negotiations stalled after a 12 01 am deadline with the Transport Workers and System Federation picketing across stations and yards. About 136000 daily passengers and 116000000 tons of freight a day were disrupted, with rail service suspended from New York to St Louis and major hubs in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Washington.
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Philadelphia
API
Pennsylvania Railroad
James R. Symes
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Transport Workers
System Federation
Pennsy
New York
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Washington
Midwest
States
District of Columbia
Crippled Yacht Wild Goose II Heads For Honolulu
In Honolulu AP reports the 136 foot Seattle motor yacht Wild Goose II with nine feet of water in its hull survived a sea fight and heads toward Honolulu. Coast Guard cutter Matagorda reached the vessel 250 miles southeast of Oahu Wednesday night and boarded a repair party. The yacht carried 18 aboard including a year old Maori girl bound for heart defect treatment after a mysterious hull breach.
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Honolulu
Seattle
Coast Guard
Matagorda
Here
Stiles Cow Crowned Champion at Maryland State Fair
Judges at Timonium Maryland State Fair awarded grand champion honors to an Aberdeen Angu s beef steer shown by Gene Mullinix of Woodbine Howard County. The reserve champion came from Dayton Howard County with Hereford and Short Horn winners. A Jersey cow shown by Clifford Stiles Mt Airy Frederick County was champion of all 4H dairy breeds. Market to Upside.
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Timonium
Md /AP
FFA
Gene Mullinix
Woodbine
Howard County
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Gue
Frank J. Keefer
Captain Carty
Harold B. Caha
Castro
U. S
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Ape
Tts
Upside
Nhhhlyr
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