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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1960

Page

4

Truck Crash Causes 400 Damages At Intersections

A west Frederick area accident at 6 05 p m left about 400 in damages after a truck rammed a stopped vehicle at the US 404 US 40 intersection. Stewart Fenton McDonald 18 of West Virginia is charged with following too closely in the Clarkshoro Shifflett truck case.

U.S Frederick Stewart Fenton McDonald W. Va Lewis W. Pfeltz Betty ‘Jean Shiffle Clarkshoro Pfeltz Shiflett

News Page 4 Highlights Local and National Dispatches

The Frederick News for September 2 1960 reports local items alongside Associated Press dispatches. News briefs cover community events and ongoing stories with standard telegraphic reporting from the era.

THE Frederick Maryland Great Southern Pts. & Mfg. CO Court St. Phent MO Aeriac and Boreas Tika Associated Press Mma Ai AP Freeenck bAd

Dialects Fade as Americans Speak a Midwest Link

Dialects across the United States have historically marked regions from Boston to San Francisco. Experts warn that mass relocation and compulsory education will erode distinct speech patterns within four generations, leaving a national, Midwest influenced language.

Boston Philadelphia Baton Rouge Houston Kansas City San Francisco Allan H. Hubbell New York University Midwest Mark Twain Jack London

America Today In History Highlights And Births

Treasury Department creation noted with history of Civil War veterans and burial efforts. Anniversary items include Kimball, Hoke Smith careers, and Eisenhower visit to Paris. Birthdays list Cleveland Amoy, George Bughbee, Orville Carpenter, James Collins, Charles Jackson, William Warne with ages and origins.

U.S. Treasury Department D. B. Birney Third Army Corps Union First Society of Civil War Veterans D. A Sickles U.S Missouri Tokyo Bay Soviet Armenia Turkey Soviet Union Eisenhower de Gaulle Sumner Increase Kimball Lebanon Maine Long Island New Jersey U. S. Life Saving Service Kimball Coast Guard 1855—Hoke Smith Newton N. C Atlanta Journal Smith Interior Georgia U. S. Senate Atlanta Cleveland Amoy Nahant Mass George Bughbee Health Information Foundation Waukesha Wis Orville Simpson Carpenter Texas Eastern Transmission Corp Elwood Ind James F. Collins U. & Army New York Charles E. Jackson National Fisheries Institute Columbia S. C William E. Warne California Agerd

Theodore Roosevelt Split with Taft Shocks Nation

The news item notes a split between Theodore Roosevelt and President Taft and the administration. Rumors swirl about Motter seeking higher office after his primary victory, while Motter dismisses any public return. Local happenings include Ed Sharpe winning premiums at the Rockville Fair and various community updates.

Theodore Roosevelt Taft Rockville Edward Sharpe Independent Hose Co John H. Abbott Motter

Wreckage Viewers Flood Maryland Tragedy and Flood Delays

Thousands of observers crowded from Lovettsville to the Clarence W. Bishop farm to view the Skyliner crash that claimed 25 lives. Flood waters disrupted the Labor Day outing at Braddock Heights and delayed trains as 2000 feet of B&O main line were washed out near Brunswick.

Lovensville Clarence W. Bishop Farm Pennsylvania Central Airlines Rederick County News-Post Braddock Heights Hotel Vindobona R. E. Delaplaine Dodd Salvation Army Baker Park William Ramsburg Norma Ramsburg Dublin Monocacy River Biggs’ Ford Richard L. Hoffman Walkersville Charles Green Frederick Austin Green Sherman Clem Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Brunswick Yards

Jane Ritchie Wins Rosette At State Fair

Jane Ritchie of Gainsville won the breed champion Rosette in the Shorthorn show at the Timoniames State Fair. Frederick County teams and individuals also earned several placing awards across breeds including Montadale, Duroc, Hampshire, and Poland China, with notable results from Union Bridge and Rocky Ridge exhibitors.

Jane Ritchie Gainsville Timoniames Miss Ritchie Holly Hill Farms Jerry Herner Union Bridge Frederick County Alice Euzenia Hevner Miss Hevner Clifford Hevner Elaine Hevner Jerry Hevner Rapid Lee Keilholtz Jr Rocky Ridge Larry Smith Harvey E. Clem Route 3 Frederick Byron L. Grossnickle Byron Grossnickle Hampshire Marvin Hope Knoxville Hope Grossnickle Wayne Gaver Marvin E. Hope John C. Hope John Hope Poland China Sugana Poole Jefferson

Labor Day drives death toll as drivers urged to curb speed

A front page opinion warns that Labor Day weekend will see many fatalities due to speed and recklessness on streets and highways. It calls for humility and patience at the wheel, stresses driver responsibility, and notes dangers from alcohol and aggressive driving.

Jacob J. Weinstein Chicago

Supreme Court Denies Delays in Desegregation Pleas

The U S Supreme Court denied pleas for delaying public school desegregation in Houston Texas and New Orleans Louisiana and refused to halt a lower court order for faster integration in Delaware New Orleans sought start date changes but was denied All nine justices took part including Justice Douglas by telephone while on vacation

Washington Supreme Court Houston Tex New Orleans Delaware William 0. Douglas West Ben C. Connally

Carroll County FHA Committee approves three loans totaling 5200

The Carroll County Farmers Home Administration committee met Thursday in Westminster and approved three operating loans totaling 5200. The group was formed with Baltimore County FHA to create a new Area Committee. Attendees included Harold Goodwin of Sykesville, Andrew F. Baughman of Taneytown, and George Marvin, Assistant Supervisor at Winchester Hall.

Carroll County Farmers Home Administration Westminster Baltimore County FHA Harold Goodwin Sykesville Andrew F. Baughman Taneytown George Marvin Winchester Hall

Deaths of Several Local Residents Attend Church Services

Multiple notices report deaths in Carroll County and surrounding areas. Della Barber of near New Windsor dies after a porch fall. survivors include husband George C. Barber and four children. Harry D Koons of Union Bridge dies after illness. widow Mary Chambers Koons and two children survive. Helena Logue, Helena Logue, 87, dies near Westminster. six children and three others survive. Elsie R. Robinson of Mt. Airy dies at 64. husband Guy A. Robinson and three children survive along with many siblings and grandchildren. Alexander Kimmel Spade of Broadfording dies at 63. survived by son Floyd C. Spade. Infant Teresa Marie Clark dies at four months in Walkersville. parents Harold and Patsy Clark survive with siblings and grandparents. Funeral arrangements are listed with local churches and funeral homes.

Della Mae Barber George C. Barber New Windsor Carroll County Thomas and Jane Harris Lippy Elmer Miller Salem Harry Barber Elmer Barber Westminster Dorothy Barber Harry Daniel Koons Lehigh Cement Company Union Bridge John Virginia Gilbert Koons Mary Chambers Koons Pauline Forney Esther Reed Howard Koons Raymond Koons Dundalk D. de Harizier and Sons Cyril Hoover Helena Frances Logue Joshua’ I. Logue &R George Margaret J. Freyman Gertie Logue George R. Logue Near Westminster David Wantz Finksburg Joshua I. Logue Jr Near John Shorb Littlestown Russell L. Logue Trinity Lutheran Church Deer Park Harold Redcay D. D. Hartzler and Sons Guy A. Robinson Elsie R. Robinson South Main Street Mt. Airy Robinson Smoot W. Va Mary C. Hedrick Hanford van Sant Mi. Airy Carroll Robinson Harold Stallings Pasadena Lawson W. Robinson Weston Edward G. Robinson Clintonsville Mary R. Wiant Dora Hedrick Jesse Heitz Frank Duncan Amos Stewart Alexander Kimmel Spade Alexander Kimmel Spade Broadfording Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg Newton Baker Hospital First Church of God Floyd C. Spade Wolfsville Teresa Marie Clark Harold Patsy Moats Clark Walkersville Orville Clark Keedysville Sherie Steven Russell Moats Hagerstown East Funeral Home Boonsboro Vernon Miles Locust Grave

Funeral notices for Ramsburg and Andrews

Funeral services are set for Hiram Birchard Ramsburg of Libertytown who died Monday. Services Thursday at 2 PM at the funeral home with interment in Mount Hope Woodsboro. Also on Monday Maria Ann Andrews wife of Joseph C. Andrews died Thursday. services Monday at 10 AM with interment in Mt Olivet. M. R. Etchison and Son funeral directors.

Hiram Birchard Ramsburg Libertytown East Church Street Richard D. Thompson Walkersville Methodist Church W. Daniel Rich Libertytown Methodist Church Ralph D. Zimmerman Walter L. Zimmerman Calvin Burkier Charles Burkier Bernard Warrenfeltz Carl Maria Ann Andrews Joseph C. Andrews East Third Street Mt. Olivet M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral

Bridal Shower Honoring Miss Eleanor Lea Biser

A surprise bridal shower for Eleanor Lea Biser was hosted by Mrs. Bernard Staley on August 30. Attendees included co workers from Potomac Edison Company and friends such as Richard Ott, Eleanor Biser, Virginia Ott, Pauline Stull, Jessie Webster, Pauline Zimmerman, Ruth Wills, Frances Ring, Joyce Whitehead, Sandra Huffer, Anna Mae Boyer, Martha Kimmel, Jean Cairns, Dolly Staley, and Bernard Staley. Others sending gifts were Katherine Stauffer Neilig Mehrling and Bertie Devil biss.

Eleanor Lea Biser Bernard Staley Pottomac Edison Company Richard Ott Eleanor Biser Virginia Ott Pauline Stull Jessie Webster Pauline Zimmerman Ruth Wills Frances Ring Joyce Whitehead Sandra Huffer Anna Mae Boyer Martha Kimmel Jean Cairns Dolly Staley Katharine Stauffer Neilig Mehrling Bertie Devil Biss

Market dips before Labor Day weekend in slow trading

The market moved irregularly in slow early trading ahead of Labor Day weekend. A separate, unrelated joke line shows a doctor delivering grim news to a husband about his wife's mind, who quips that this is no surprise given years of shared hardship.

New York

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