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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1964

Page

2

World War II babies fuel New York marriage boom

Thomas W. Poster reports New York City's Marriage License Bureau is busy as WWII babies reach marrying age. In 1964, 41,655 licenses issued in seven months, with most applicants aged 21 to 23. Total 1946 record 106,447. 1964 city near 80,000 by year end. Hesitant note on age with parental consent.

Thomas W. Poster New York Herman Katz New York City Katz Robert S. Wagner Bureau Pennsylvania Ohio

Walkersville Approves Water Tank and Eyler Property Purchase

Walkersville town government approved contracts for a 300000 gallon water tank and the Eyler property on Main street. Extension with Whitman Reynardt and Associates was authorized to design a filtration plant and a new water system connected to three sources. A new Mill well pump contract was awarded to George P Devilbiss and Son. Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co. won the tank installation bid at 49564. Eyler property option exercised for 1000.

Walkersville Eyler Whitman, Reynardt and Associates Baltimore Pennsylvania Avenue George P Devilbiss and Son Main Street Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Company

Orioles Sign Leones Star Leones Star

The Baltimore Orioles signed 19 year old right handed pitcher Carroll Moulden from the Leones, reporting to the Clearwater team in the Florida winter league. Moulden, 6 foot 4 and 220 pounds, had a 14 2 record in local amateur play, 7 shutouts, 0.75 ERA, and 10 walks in 100 innings, plus a .327 batting average with 21 RBIs. He drew interest from ten other major league clubs.

Baltimore Baltimore Orioles Carroll Moulden Moulden Leones Orioles Clearwater Florida

Brothers Charged In Art Treasure Sales

Cairo police charged Abdel Hamad and Shaker Abdel Halim Issa with illicitly selling ancient Egyptian treasures for two decades. Authorities say the brothers moved millions in art, sold items to foreign diplomats, and were held as a special committee inspected four truckloads from their stock to determine if any pieces were stolen from museums.

Cairo Egypt Abdel Hamad Shaker Abdel Halim Issa

Boy On Bike Hits Auto In Downtown Accident

A 14-year-old city youth escaped serious injury after his bicycle failed to stop at an intersection and collided with a car. Marc Whitmore was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital with a minor elbow abrasion. The 1964 sedan, driven by Charles Brust, could not avoid the youth entering Frederick avenue from Neidig avenue. Damages to the Brust vehicle totaled about 50 dollars. In a separate incident a 41-year-old Lantz man, Clyde Kendall, was injured slightly when his pickup overturned on Md. 81 north of Thurmont after leaving the road following a curve. Kendall was pinned and transported for treatment.

Marc Whitmore R. Marcus Whitmore Pinewood Drive Frederick Memorial Hospital Harry L. Quinn Charles R. Brust East Fourth Street Ing Frederick Avenue Fredrick Avenue Neidig Avenue Brust Quinn Lantz Central MD. 81 Thurmont Clyde B. Kendall

North Korea Charges UN Command in Panmunjom Case

In Panmunjom Korea North Korea charged today that a United Nations command caused a traffic accident during rain on the roadway. Charges against Kendall are pending as the incident is investigated. Frederick Memorial Hospital treated a person involved with minor abrasions and then released.

Kendall Panmunjom Korea North Korea United Nations Command

Air Space Violation Alleged Near Demilitarized Zone

U S Air Force Maj Gen Ceil E Combs says a high plane violated eastern DMZ air space and the charge will be investigated as the senior UN command delegate to the Joint Military Armistice Commission reports.

Demilitarized Zone Eil E.combs U.N. Command Joint Military Armistice Commission

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