Ebert Ice Cream Co Sold to Sterlin Bollinger Group
Mrs Harry L Ebert announces sale of controlling interest in Ebert Ice Cream Company to Sterlin E Bollinger and associates Thurmont and East Patrick street. New officers include Mrs Mary Blanchet Harry Ebert president and Bollinger vice president with Dertz baugh as treasurer and McGregor secretary.
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Harry L. Ebert
Ebert Ice Cream Company
Sterlin
E. Bollinger
Thurmont
Paul L. Crum
East Patrick Street
Mary Blanchet
Harry Ebert
Clyde R. Roney
Sterling E. Bollinger
Glenn H. McGregor
Frank N. Dertzbaugh
Lewis R. Derzbaugh
Bollinger
Frank Dertzbaugh
Ebert
Ebert's
Storm Fund Started Here For Red Cross Disaster Help
Residents opened a local Red Cross Disaster Fund after a recent storm with no major damage. First check came from Mrs. F B Lampkin of Thurmont, who praised how little damage occurred and urged support for those in Carla's path. Contributions can be mailed to Red Cross Disasters Fund at South Market Street. Franz Weissblatt dies. he was a war correspondent awarded U S highest decoration for Bataan service.
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Red Cross
H. Albert Dean
F. B. Lampkin
Thurmont
Lampkin
Carla
Franz Weissblatt
New York
API
United States
Bataan
Subscription drive for college-bound youth
In the days ahead many youths head to college and parents are urged to gift them the Frederick Post or The News. The ad promotes hometown papers as a sensible, affordable welcome gift for students arriving at college, cheaper than daily letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick Post
the News
County Seeks Ramsburg Named Annex Tribute at Lewistown School
County Commissioners push to name the Lewistown School annex the Ramsburg annex as a memorial to Jale Mehr 4H member Ramsburg. The project adds six classrooms an administration area a library and a multi purpose room with completion slated for late November. The $422000 addition honors Ramsburg who died in late April and supported the expanded facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Ramsburg
Jale Mehr
Board of Commissioners
Delbert S. Null
A. Irvin Renn
C €. Burton Cannon
Renn
Cannon
Board of Education
Frederick Fair livestock entries break records for cattle and swine
Frederick County Agricultural Society reports a record number of entries in the cattle and swine divisions for the Frederick Fair opening September 26 for a five day event. Wade Hursey notes annual increases and mentions new housing plans and an added swine barn. Sheep entries remain steady as preparations continue across fairgrounds.
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Frederick
Wade Hursey
Hursey
John L. Shaw
Walter J. Hahn
Frank N. Stauffer
Five Day Weather And Market Report
AP reports temperatures will run a few degrees below normal with cooler days Thursday and Friday then warmer by Monday. Showers are forecast Thursday. normal highs near 75 to 80 with lows in the 30s, upper 40s in the mountains. In New York profits at gains fade as profit taking trims early advance. trading remains moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Four Slain In Trujillo Rioting
Tanks and troops restored order in Ciudad Trujillo after rioting by opposition groups left four dead and more than twenty injured. The violence followed the arrival of a four man OAS team investigating sanctions on the Dominican regime after Generalissimo Trujillo’s assassination last May. Demostrations near Duarte Bridge saw conflicting claims of police fire versus an enraged air force sergeant, while the OAS caravan was driven back toward the city amid chants of Liberty and protests against a U.S. medal recipient.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominicas Republic
Organization of American States
Rafael L. Trujillo
Trujillo
Duarte
Ozama
OAS
Col
Marcos Jorge
National Police
Air Force
Victoriano Cruz Hernandez
Cruz Hernandez
Jorge
U.S
deLesseps Morrison
State Department
Joaquin Balaguer
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Judge Fraley Rice Dies After Lung Surgery
Garrett County Circuit Court judge Neil C. Fraley 87 former state senator died after lung surgery at Church Home Hospital Baltimore. Born Oakland April 18 1894 he was Maryland Senate appointee in 1949 and served as Garrett County State's Attorney 1935 to 1947.
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Baltimore
Neil C. Fraley
Garrett County
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Fraley
Theodore R. McKellin
General Assembly
Church Home Hospital
Oakland
University of Maryland Law School
Maryland
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland Senate
Lawrence Fraley
Thurmont Man Charged With Failing To Report Damage
State Police charged Roy Leo Angell age 21 with failing to report damage after a one vehicle crash on Route 550 near Creagerstown. Angell allegedly knocked down two mailboxes belonging to Norval M. Stull and Ira E. Eaton on Route 350 and failed to notify owners. Police said the incident occurred around midnight Monday night and caused considerable damage to Angell's car.
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Thurmont
Creagerstown
Roy Leo Angell
Tie
Earl L. Tracey
Angell
Norval M. Stu
Ira E. Eaton
RFD 2
Frederick High School Shifts Classes Amid Crowd
Frederick High School operates on a shift basis as tenth graders attend classes at staggered times. Principal David L. Dean says the arrangement avoids chaos but causes educational loss and cafeteria service disruption due to unfinished renovations. Overcrowding has forced use of the auditorium and cafeteria as classrooms with about ten classes meeting daily.
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Dean
Frederick High School
Liganore
Linganore School
Af Central
Frederick High
Central
Iningea
Mammoth Cleanup Task After Carla Ravages Gulf Coast
Flooded Texas and western Louisiana reel from Hurricane Carla as death toll rises to 15 along 250 miles of coast. Tornadoes, massive damage, and polluted water strain recovery efforts as 100000 telephones go out and millions face disrupted services. Authorities plan inspections and aid while evacuees return home only after essential utilities are restored.
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Galveston
Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Carla
Gulf of Mexico
Orange Glow Linked to Wallops Rocket Test Sunrise Mystery Explained
Early risers saw an orange glow across the county, later traced to testing at Wallops Island Virginia. The glow came from sodium vapor released by a sounding rocket at high altitudes 120 and 228 miles up. Weather forecasts predict hot conditions with possible thunderstorms tonight.
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Wallops Island
Virginia
Will
Wee Women Rivalry Turns Comical in Sibling Showdowns
The piece follows playful clashes between sisters as their competitive tendencies surface in humorous exchanges and light hearted antics. Cute misunderstandings and running jokes highlight family dynamics and shared space.
Draft Board Open Part Time at Local Selective Service
The Local Selective Service office on West Church Street will operate part time for the rest of the week and is closed on Saturdays. Men seeking draft information or registration are asked to report between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. a substitute clerk will handle inquiries. Mrs. Helen Plunkard is on vacation.
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Selective Service
West Church Street
Helen Plunkard
Katanga Falls To United Nations After Prolonged Clash
UN forces ended Katanga secession with a blood spillage in Elisabethville as President Tshombe fled. The central government appointed an administrator to assume control of the mineral rich province. Casualties reported include UN and local defenders with several wounded and killed. A separate item notes a theft at a Frederick apple station, with items taken including a suitcase and groceries.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
United Nations
Katanga
Congo
U.N
Elisabethville
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
ULN
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Tshombe
U. N
United Nati
U.S. 40
Frederick
John Farsht
Cpl
A. D. Hasenbuhler
Mme. H. J. Frost
Mercury capsule makes successful orbital test flight
The United States launched a Mercury spare capsule from Cape Canaveral at 9 04 am and recovered it in the Atlantic after one orbit. NASA reported a 99 mile altitude and an orbital speed of 17 520 mph with recovery ships and aircraft speeding to the area for retrieval.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Atlantic
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bermuda
Russia
NASA
Decatur
Plymouth Rock
Guaymas
Mexico
Atlas
Mercury Control Center
Drivers Charged In City Accident
Two drivers face charges after a Tuesday afternoon collision on East Patrick near Carter Street. James C. Hamerick of Thurmont, in a 1957 Volkswagen truck owned by E. B. Shipley, attempted a fast right turn into a private lot and struck Maria M. McCallum’s westbound 1937 Ford sedan. Estimated damages: $40 to the Ford and $90 to the Shipley truck. Hamerick charged with improper right hand turn. McCallum charged with moving from parked position when unsafe.
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Patrick Street
Carter Street
James C. Hamerick
Thurmont
E. B. Shipley Company
Maria M. McCallum
Mcalhim
Partick
Shipley
Hummerick
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Bollinger, Crum and Associates
Mrs
Fraley Rice
Galveston, Tex
FHS
Mammoth
Missouri
Kennedy
Prince Daniel
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Frank B. Ellis
Houston
Lyndon B. Johnson
Daniel
National Guard
J. N. Olson
Marie Harris
Ernie Miles
Fullbright
Jonesboro
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