Himes Ex Civic Leader Dies at 75 in Washington
Joseph Hendrix Himes, noted industrialist financier and civic figure once of Prospect Hall near Frederick, died in Washington at age 75. He lived on Garfield Avenue, summered at Cape Cod, and hosted figures from Franklin D. Roosevelt to cabinet members at Prospect Hall. Surviving are his wife, three children Marilynn Riviere, Katr ina Wogan, Canfield Himes, eight grandchildren.
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Joseph Hendrix Himes
Prospect Hall
Frederick
Washington
Himes
Garfield Avenue
Cape Cod
7Th Congress
St. John’s Literary Institute
Alfsifa Club
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland School For the Deaf
New Oxford
George Thomas
Martha J. MacKnight Himes
Pennsylvania College
Geiiysburg
Pennsylvania State College
Carnahan Tin Plate and Sheet Co
Canton
Washington Blue Cross
Joseph H. Himes Co. Inc
Pantepec Oil Co
Venemela
Ohio Societies
New York
Sigma Chi
Burning Tree Country Club
Congressional Country Club
Marilynn Himes Riviere
Katrina Himes Wogan
Denver
Canfield Himes
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Five day forecast with above normal temperatures and weekend rain
Temperatures will average 2 to 5 degrees above normal for the period. Warm Saturday, cooler Sunday or Monday. Rainfall will average one fourth to three quarters of an inch, scattered showers or thunderstorms over the weekend and again by the middle of next week. Normal highs range from the mid 70s in western Maryland to near 80 elsewhere. Lows vary from near 50 in the west to 58 65 in the east.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Youth Is Killed in Auto Crash Near Knoxville
A single vehicle accident on Route 340 near Knoxville killed 16 year old Wayne Tribby of Knoxville and injured two companions. Dr. E W Ditto said Tribby died of a fractured skull and jaw. Wallace Storlemyer and Jesse Ault suffered multiple injuries. Ault was driving the 1952 Cadillac. the car struck a concrete wall and rolled to a stop. Investigating officers include Trooper E L Baum and L W Pfeltz. Tribby’s body was sent to Eackles Funeral Home in Harpers Ferry for arrangements.
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Knoxville
Wayne William Tribby
E. W. Ditto
Washington County
Wallace Kenneth Storlemyer
Jesse Melvin
Ault
Red 1
Storlemyer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stotlemyer
Brunswick Volunteer ‘Ambulance
E. L. Baum
Hagerstown
Baum
L. W. Pfeltz
Frederick Barracks
Lee Merriman
Brunswick Police Department
Young Tribby
Eackles
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Farm Hand Severely Hurt in Silo Accident Near Adams Town
Floyd L Summers a 22 year old county farm hand was severely injured Thursday afternoon while filling a silo on the Maynard Kling farm near Adams town. A piece of metal among ensilage allegedly was drawn through the cutter hood by a blower injuring Summers face. He was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital in semiconscious condition and underwent surgery later. Summers, a single man with a young son, had been working on the farm for about a month.
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Adamstown
Floyd L. Summers
RFD
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Summers
Maynard
Kling
Somers
Carrot
Orioles Sign Pitcher To 2d Highest Bonus
Baltimore Orioles sign Dave McNally a 19 year old left hander from Billings Montana for the second largest bonus in club history. He pitched 110 innings in American Legion this summer allowing 2 earned runs on 11 hits while fanning 259.
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Baltimore
Dave McNally
Billings
Mont
Baltimore Orioles
McNally
American Legion
Oriole
Dave Nicholson
Speech Therapist Named for Easter Seal Center
Miss Judith K. Purnell of Chevy Chase has been named speech therapist for the Easter Seal Treatment Center, succeeding a vacancy since July 1959. She will join a fulltime program at the center serving Frederick, Washington and Carroll counties, with collaboration from Lowell Hammer of the Children’s Rehabilitation Center.
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Judith K. Purnell
Chevy Chase
Elizabeth R. MeckElroy
Three County Center
Barbara Shimanuki
Lowell Hammer
Reistersfortl
Mirs. McElroy
Parnell
Versiy
Maryland
Mortar Board
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Pan-Hellenic Council
Phi Kappa Phi
Sigma Alpha Eta
Psi-Chi
Johns Hopkins Operations Research Office
Bethesda
Odd Fellows Home
North Market Street
Frederick
Washington
Carroll Counties
Divorce Hearing Continues in Birely Case
Mrs Louise Birely testified in the Thurmont circuit court divorce proceedings against Dr M Franklin Biely describing an indifferent attitude toward her stepdaughter and a hostile home life. She claimed long nights, attempts to wreck her car, abusive language, and incidents after separation including late night calls and rent collections. She noted his past violence toward her and her daughter, while admitting he was polite in public. The trial continued with further cross examination.
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Louise Birely
Frantlin Birely
Birely
Thurmont
Manuel M. Weinberg
Dr. Birely
Howard Bregel
Baltimore
Robert ©. Clapp Jr
Patrick M. Schnauffer
M. Franklin Biely
Thur
Louise Bireily
Brunswick RR workers face cuts from Cumberland yard opening
More than 100 Brunswick workers may lose or relocate as B and O opens a new multi million dollar classification yard at Cumberland. Estimates place job losses at 60 to 106. 40 to 50 transportation staff may need to move to Cumberland to stay employed. Early reports say many affected are junior, with some transfers likely to other locations. Eastbound yards remain at full capacity.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Cumberland
Railroad
Transportation Service
B and C Railroad
Harry Bodie Sr
Brunswick Terminal
Baiimore
Cumberon
Bodie
Bullet from Target Shooting Kills Girl 7
In Collingswood New Jersey a seven year old girl Elaine M Gary was fatally struck by a bullet while playing on her lawn. Police say Harry R Morton age 20 was shooting from his home across the street with a .22 rifle firing six shots and claimed he did not realize the bullets went through the wall.
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Collingswood
APD
Elaine M. Gary
Elaine
Harry R. Throckmorton
Lumumba Gains Support Report Invasion of Katanga
UN chief Ham marsjold calls emergency Security Council session to address Congo crisis. In Elisabethville Katanga’s government defies UN orders and moves military aircraft to meet northern invasion. Lumumba wins Guinea’s support and reportedly launches invasion while Congo Parliament voids dismissals of Kasavubu and Lumumba.
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Lumumba
Katanga
United Nations
N.Y
Dag Ham Marshjold
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Elisabethville, the Congo
U.N
Elisabethville
Leopoldville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations Today
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
Batii
Basai
An U
UN. Mali
Ketongo
Kivu
Laika
Senate
UN. Congo Command
Boxer Buller Becomes Lulu After Sex Change Shock
London AP reports a boxer dog named Buller began changing sex, shocking owner Charles Vineall who renamed him Lulu. Surgeons at Royal Veterinary Hospital and RSPCA confirm the unusual case as Buller shows signs of becoming female, leaving Vineall and Edwards astonished.
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London
Buller
Bulle
Charles Vineall
Lulu
Vineall
Royal Veterinary Hospital
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Vimeau
Vineau
James Edwards
RSPCA
Edwards
Baker
Rspca Clinic
St Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran to Dedicate Education Building
St Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Feagaville will dedicate a new Christian education building at 1 45 p m after a cornerstone laying at 10 a m Sunday Rev Roland A Ries will speak at the laying and Rev Dean Anderson at the 1 45 p m ceremony Construction began last spring and the church marks its 16th anniversary Four additional services are planned this week with guest speakers and choirs from nearby Lutheran churches A booklet will be distributed detailing church history current members and groundbreaking photos
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St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Feagaville
Roland A. Ries
The
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Dean Anderson
Manor Lutheran Parish
Lloyd H. Seiler
Siler
Ai Seiler
Jefferson Lutheran
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Choir
Middletown
J. Calvin Moreland
St. Luke's Church
Morris Zumbrun
Dallastown
Christian Family Night
Robert Bl. Lang
National Lutheran Home For the Aged
Washington
Mr. Young
Mt. Zion
St. Luke's
Warnings Hoisted In Miami As Donna Approaches
The Weather Bureau raised hurricane warnings for Miami Fort Lauderdale and surrounding areas as Hurricane Donna churned a 200 mile wide path near south Florida. Forecasts warned of 150 mph winds with dangerous gusts. a final landfall location remained uncertain while authorities urged rapid evacuation and strict readiness measures.
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Miah
Fla
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Donna
South Florida
Weather Bureau
Vero Beach
Melbourne
Bernie Moore
Florida Straits
Key West
Keys
Florida
Gulf Coast
Punta Gorda
Fort Myers
Naples
St. Marks
Lake Okeechobee
Court Hears Traffic and Intoxication Cases
Magistrate Edward D. Storm presided over three traffic violations and two intoxication charges. Linbergh v Aylor of Tamsville fined 19 dollars plus costs for following too closely. George H. Klopp of Hagerstown found guilty of inadequate brakes with sentence suspended. William L. Colvin of Hagerstown fined 25 dollars and costs for exceeding 60 mph on U S 40. Charles E. Kaper of Martinsburg suspended if he leaves the city now. William Cromwell, address unknown, had sentence suspended if he avoids court until December 31. Cromwell had not appeared since last May and promised to stay out of trouble.
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Edward D. Storm
Linbergh v Aylor
Tamsville
Harry V. Smith
George H. Klopp
Hagerstown
Edwin Xicewarner
Willam L. Colvin Hagerstown
U. S. 40
Storm
Cokin
Nicewarner
Charles E. Kaper
Martinsburg
William Cromwell
Cromwell
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Brice ‘ E. Bossa
Sarasota
Armand A. Kelsenberg
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Kenneth E. Bennett
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Ist
NEA
Gerald T. Henery
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Wiliam M. Shaw Jr
Asheville
N.C
Brunswick RR
Tehran
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