State Fish Culturist Dies At 49
George Muller Palmer a prominent fish culturist with the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission died at his Lewistown home after a meeting in Thurmont area aged 49 He contributed films on trout propagation to Washington County schools and civic groups He was an elder and treasurer at United Church of Christ Utica active in Ruritan Lewis town and American Legion He survived by his wife Eva Jene Fimmeyfrock Palmer and one nephew Burial is at Mi Obver cemetery Thurmont funeral Friday at 11 with Rev Myles Reifsmder and Rev Wallace Beicher officiating
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George Muller Palmer
Lewistown
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Washington County
Boy Scout
Brotherhood of Junglecock
Palmer
United Church of Christ
Utica
Mamie Delaplaine Muller Palmer
T. E BR Miller
Winchester Hall
Eva- Jene Fimmeyfrock Palmer
Michael W. Clahaugh
Thurmont
Myles Reifsmder
Wallace Beicher
Mi Obver
L Creager and Son
Red Cross Answers Questions On Carla
The Red Cross focal chapter reports handling about 200 amateur radio operators on duty to reach disaster area families after hurricane Carla. Fort Deitrick personnel and servicemen with relatives in the affected zone are the main inquirers. About 1000 refugees are cared for in 26 centers, making this the greatest Red Cross disaster response since its founding. GUGLIELMI TRADED PALO ALTO Calif The St Louis Cardinals acquire quarterback Ralph Guglielmi from the Washington Redskins in exchange for quarterback George Izo.00 Roth are former Notre Dame players. The trade is conditional on Guy Jeilnm recovery from a back injury and aims to provide experience until Etcheverry is ready.
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Red Cross
Texas
Albert Dean
Dean
Fort Detrick
Port Neches
Guglielmi
Palo Alto
Calif
St. Lows Cardinals
Ralph Guglielmi
Washington Redskins Today
George Izo Roth
Notre Dame
Sam Etchevrry
Walter Wolfner
Cardinals
Wolfner
Guy Jeilmn
Debbie To Remain In North Atlantic
Hurricane Debbie stayed on a true northerly course at 12 mph far from land as an Air Force reconnaissance plane from Bermuda observed at 5 a.m. Debbie was about 1,075 miles east of Bermuda. Miami center researchers abandoned silver iodide seeding hopes because the storm stayed at sea beyond observation reach.
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Miami
Fla
Debbie
Atlantic
Air Force
Bermuda
Grand Jury To Cool Off With Fans
The grand jury room in the county courthouse, unair conditioned, received fans, an ice water cooler, and ash trays after a sweltering session. County Commissioners may consider a window air conditioner for relief. Petit jurors for October include James W. Titus Frank A Castle Carl D Clay Anna A. Clark Norman L. Harbaugh and others.
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Grand Jury
Court House
August T. Brust Sr
Circuit Court
Delbert
Null
Board of County Commissioners
Grand Jury Room
Patrick M. Schnauffer
James W. Titus
Frank A Castle
Carl] D Clay
Anna A. Clark
Norman L. Harbaugh
Fred H Mosley
Gaither E. Stoutlemyer
Vernon C. Carey
Carroll A. Grossnickle
Melissa J. Barnhart
C. R. Dubel
Chase C Gove Jr
Helen V Houck
J. Dorsey Gaither
Miriam C. Bowers
Ethel M Fleetwood
Henry E Ambush
John F Stephens Jr
Louis V. Myers Sr
Bernard T Davis
Charlotte C. Free
Noah W. Burtner
Ralph G Flanagan
Helen B. Hemp
Gene Gardner
Former West Virginia Governor Clarence Meadows Dies
Clifton Forge Virginia AP reports former West Virginia governor Clarence W Meadows, 57, died early today in a local hospital after a recent heart attack during a visit to his father in law in Clifton Forge. Meadows served as governor from 1943 to 1949 and had been hospitalized last month.
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Clifton Forge
West Virginia
Clarence W. Meadows
Meadows
Mountaineer
Beer Tax Hike Pro posed in Maryland Hearing Tonight
Maryland legislators weigh a plan to raise beer and wine taxes to fund local governments. A Budget and Finance Committee hearing will review the measure, sponsored by seven delegates, amid 1961 session fallout. The bill would boost beer from 3 to 8 cents per gallon and wine from 20 to 35 cents. It seeks over 3 million dollars annually for county and Baltimore City finances and has stalled in committees before.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Budget and Finance Committee
Legislative Council
General Assemit
House of Delegates
Baltimore City
Horse Alcoholic Beverages Committee
Alcoholic Beverages Committee
Hocker
George H. Hocker
Gov Tawes Hockerheads Associated Brewers Inc
Dell
Charles M Moore
Hartford
Elray G. Boyer
D-Kent
James Clark Jr
Howard
Thomas R. O'Farrell
Dcarroll
Joseph H. McElwee
D-Washington
William M. Houck
D-Frederck
Charles H. Smelser
D-Frederick
Washington
Prince’ Georges County
Savings and Loan
Typhoon Pamela Strikes Formosa Killing 17 and Leaving Thousands Homeless
Typhoon Pamela hit northern Formosa with up to 135 mph winds, killing at least 17, injuring 27, and causing millions in damage. Taipei suffered 108 mph gusts, uprooted trees and damaged utilities leaving 4,330 homeless in the capital alone as residents sought shelter in schools and public buildings.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Plan New Post Office At Cascade
Cascade to get a new post office building on Route 81 in Washington county. Michael Monroney announces plans for a 1,400 square foot facility with parking to replace the Benchoff Building, financed under the Treasury Commercial Leasing program with private investment. The private owner will lease to the federal government and pay local taxes.
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Cascade
Michael Monroney
Edward Day
Route 81
Washington County
Monroney
Kennedy
Post Office Department
Cdd Biser
G M relief settlement ends GM UAW plant strike
The nationwide GM UAW strike over relief time ended after an overnight bargaining session. Agreement settled the relief issue at the root of walkouts, with 92 plants shut and 235,005 idle, as talks aimed to finalize a three year contract. Remaining disputes included production standards and overtime rules.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Arthur J. Goldberg
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Potomac Synod Installs Rev Snyder As President
About 400 people gathered in Coffman Chapel at Hood College as Rev Ross Snyder, newly moved from Hagerstown, was installed as president of the Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ by Synod vice president Rev Kenneth Bishop. Rev Dre James E Wagner delivered the sermon. Snyder began full duties Sept 1, succeeding the late Rev Frederick D. Eyster. A reception followed in the Alumni Building. Market activity showed a broad market rally in New York after Monday’s decline.
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Coffman Chapel
Head College
Ross Snider
Potomac Synod of the
United Church of Christ
Snyder
Hagerstown
Synod
Kenneth Bishop
Woodstock
Dre James E Wagner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Potomac Synod
Hood College
Frederick D. Eyster
College
City Considers Firemen Training School Land Near Filtration Plant
Mayor Ramsburg said the city is inclined to approve a fire department request for about five acres of city land near the new filtration plant for a training school. A firemen spokesman cited city and county cooperation and planned facilities including a smoke building and study areas to serve all local fire units.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Fort Detrick
University of Maryland
Bus Upset In Virginia Claims Young Mother's Life
A Greyhound bus traveling from New York to New Orleans overturned about 15 miles south of Fredericksburg Virginia on US 1. Elnora Harris 19 of Huntington Station New York was killed and about 30 passengers injured. her four month old child was also hurt. The driver said a right rear tire blew out caused loss of control.
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Fredericksburg
Greyhound
Here
Elnora Harris
Huntington Station
N Y
John Catlin
Catlin
Robert Jones
St. Michaels
Jones
Picketing at Baltimore Chevrolet and Fisher Body Plants continues
Picketing continued today at the Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants in Baltimore following a strike involving about 3100 members of the United Auto Workers Union.
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Baltimore
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
Unitedtuto Workers Union
Fined $150 For Drunken Driving And Other Convictions
A Mt Airy motorist Harold J Faulkner was fined 150 for drunken driving 25 for expired tags and 25 for no license and jailed 65 days after a Magisterates Court ruling. He blew .82 on a Breathalyzer. Albert C Harris Jr was acquitted of permitting an unauthorized operator. Clarence Stapleton jailed 60 days for driving on suspended license failing to appear and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. A 25 year old magazine salesman from Panamus was found guilty on four bad check charges with FBI reports pending. James J Hayer charged for checks totaling 180 at a Frederick motel with 150 cash. State Police detainers on Hayer from Pennsylvania. Jobless data notes possible fall in October unemployment below 4 million.
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Frederick County
Harold J. Faulkner
Top BE. Barnes
Ridgeville
Faulkner
Maryland
Department of Motor Vehicles
Cpl. H. Brown
Albert C. Harris Jr
Clarence O. Stapleton
Terrace Avenue
Brunswick
Stapleton
US 40
Braddock Heights
K 0
McAllister
Panamus
Wedas
FBI
James J Hayer
Frederick
Hayer
Pennsylvania
Galveston Tornado Strikes During Carla Flooding
Galveston Texas endures a Carla spawned tornado or waterspout that ripped through the city before dawn killing at least seven people and injuring 50 to 60 as hundreds shelter in the courthouse and nearby refugee centers. The storm damaged St Mary’s Cathedral, an adjoining school, homes, and blocked streets with rising tides and wrecked cars.
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Galveston
Tex
Carla
Marie Harris
Austin
Luflan
Texas
St. Mary's Catholic
Weather Bureau
Corpus Christi
Morgan City
Victoria
Able D. Threeton
Houston
Sherman
Red River
Justice of the Peace
Tax Assessors Office
St Mary's Catholic Cathedral
Beathout
John Sealy Hospital
Long Island
Raymond Adams
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Italy
von Trips
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Twister Kalls
Turkey
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NATO
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Greece
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