Western Maryland candidates back Cullen hospital plan
George P. Mahoney Blair Lee and Samuel W. Barrick campaign in Western Maryland endorsing Victor Cullen Hospital Sabillasville as a tuberculin treatment center. They announce plans for a Saturday barbecue rally at Delbert Null's farm Myersville with about 500 attendees and a Mike Monroney talk.
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George P. Mahoney
Blair Lee
U.S. Senate
Samuel W. Barrick
Victor Cullen Hospital
Sabillasville
Maryland
Young Democratic
Delbert Null
Myersville
Mike Monroney
Mahoffey
Cullen Sanatorium
Tawes Group
Barrick
Allegany
Washington
Tawes
Washington County
Mahoney
Phone Call Triggers Civil Defense Siren Incident
In a West Second Street home the Civil Defense siren at the Municipal Swimming Pool was accidentally triggered by a faulty phone line during a storm. A lightning strike into the cable shorted wiring and a switch activated the siren with every incoming call until the Telephone Company corrected the fault.
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Civil Defense
Alan Long
West Second Street
Croployes
Longs
Tyson Lee Files For Governor Blasts Mahoney
J Tyson Lee of West Third Street filed for the Democratic nomination for governor. He attacked George P Mahoney, who is campaigning in the county. Lee served as co manager of Mahoney’s 1950 campaign and criticized his tactics while advocating legalized gambling and a state lottery to reduce taxes. He also proposed publishing relief recipients’ names and restoring whipping as a punishment.
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J. Tyson Lee
West Third Street
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Lee
Lee Personnel
Baltimore
William Preston Lane Jr
Maryland
Millard Tawes
Preston Lane
Racing Commission
Lane
Frederick County
U. S. Senate
House of Delegates
O'Connor
Hood College Readies Record Enrollment for 69th Year
Hood College expects a record enrollment as the 69th academic year opens next week with 652 students, including 222 new arrivals on Sunday. Freshmen total 206 and 16 transfer from other institutions. Convocation on September 20 features Dr. Pauline Tomkins of the American Association of University Women at Coffman Chapel.
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Hood College
Hood
Pauline Tompkins
American Association of University Women
Coffman Chapel
Dill Avenue
Upper College Terrace
Randle Elliott
Waverly Farm
John T. King Jr
Frederick
King
College Board of Trustees
Elliotts
Reds Hold 2 American Youths in Berlin Smuggling Case
Two American youths from California, Victor Pankey and Gilbert Ferrey, both 20, were detained by East German authorities on charges of trying to smuggle an East German woman to West Berlin. They allegedly hid her in a car’s sugarage compartment at the Friedrichstrasse checkpoint. The East German Interior Ministry said they would face communist courts after investigation. A Briton and a Dutchman were also reportedly seized in separate attempts to assist East Berliners fleeing. West Germany’s Ernst Lemmer described a wave of political arrests as refugees continue crossing the border in large numbers.
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Europe
United States
Ferrey
David MecFadden
Tustin
Calif
East Berlin
Bernhard J. Collett
Henri J. Pierrot
Ernst Lemmer
West Germany
East Germany
Heat wave to end as cooler air moves in
A three day stretch of 90 degree heat is forecast to break this afternoon as cooler weather heads toward Frederick County. September has had nine days with 90 plus readings, airport records show 90 on Wednesday after 91 on Monday and Tuesday. Expect slightly cooler conditions today with possible thundershowers and a gradual weekend cooldown. Morning low was 67 degrees.
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Frederick County
Market Dip Reverses, NY Shares Ease Early Decline
Market trading showed an initial drop in New York stocks but soon steadied, finishing with only a modest downward turn. Investors watched early losses narrow as trading progressed and prices stabilized midafternoon.
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New York
Eberts Sell Controlling Ice Cream Company Stake
Mrs. Harry L. Ebert announced the sale of her controlling stock in the Ebert Ice Cream Company to Sterling E. Bollinger, Thurmont dairy man, and to Paul L. Crum of East Patrick street, another local dairyman. Manufacturing will resume at full scale at the plant, once a leading local ice cream producer, under new ownership.
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Eberts
Harry L. Ebert
The
Ebert Ice Cream Company
Sterling E. Bollinger
Thurmont Commercial Dairyman
Paul L. Crum
U.S. Hurries To Get Atomic Tests Ready
Washington reports the United States plans to resume underground nuclear tests within a week to ten days. The Joint Congressional Atomic Committee met in closed session to review plans for a new American series and hear a top secret analysis of nine Soviet blasts since September 1.
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Washington
United States
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Senate House Group
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Holifield
Joint Committee
Glenn T. Seaborg
F. J. Rodenhauser
Nevada
AEC
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Khrushchev
Two-Car Crash Damages Cars. Minor Injury to Driver
A collision at noon on East Patrick street near Key avenue left one motorist with minor injuries and about 700 dollars in damages. Mrs. Katherine E. Klipp, driving a 1952 Cadillac, was rear-ended by a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Cleon R. Stull Jr. of Frederick. Klipp was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Stull’s car sustained 400 dollars in damage, Klipp’s about 300 dollars. Cpl. William A. Mutchner is investigating. no charges filed.
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Katherine E. Klipp
Key Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Subscription Offer for College Bound Youths
In a few days many youths head back to colleges and the Frederick Post or The News makes a practical, affordable gift for college students. Stop by the office to start delivery the day they arrive, costing less than daily letters.
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Frederick Post
the News
Grim details of Carla's wrath unfold in storm area
Hurricane Carla death and destruction spread across the Gulf Coast with 31 confirmed deaths in four states. In Texas and Louisiana, families were swept away by waves and floods as rivers rose and winds battered towns from Freeport to Fort Scott. Evacuees crowded shelters while public health fears grew and supplies dwindled.
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Carla
Galveston
Tex
Gulf Coast
Midwest
Freeport
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Houston
Robert Dunn
Robert
R. W. Dunn
Joseph J. Drvar
Waverly
Fort Scott
Local Lions Plan Aid For Carla Victims
Frederick County Lions Clubs organize an emergency relief drive for Hurricane Carla victims in Texas and Louisiana. Grocers collect non perishable foods at designated points in Frederick and Brunswick with containers in stores. Foods will be picked up Saturday at 5 p.m. and shipped to the disaster area for Lions International distribution. District 22 W leaders oversee the effort with local coordinators in Frederick and Yellow Springs.
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Lions Clubs
Frederick County
Texas
Louisiana
Acme
Brunswick
Frederick
A and P
Safeway
Food Fair
Carmack’s
Roelke’s
Lions International
Arthur M. Moats
Hagerstown
Charles L. Keeney
Yellow Springs
William $. Summers
James R. Hahn
New Market
Hurricane Esther Spotted In Atlantic
An advisory from Miami reports Hurricane Esther located 1 075 miles east-northeast of San Juan P R moving west northwest at 12 mph. The season’s fifth tropical storm has top winds of 130 mph near the center with gale force winds extending 230 miles from the center in all directions.
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Miami
Fla
San Juan
P.R
Weather Bureau
Boy Guilty Of Unauthorized Car Use
A 17 year old youth with waived juvenile jurisdiction received a 60 day suspended sentence in Magistrate's Court after being found guilty of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Clarence Ferris of Rocky Ridge was convicted on a charge by his employer Robert Spates for driving the car on a farm without permission. Ferris was apprehended by Trooper N F Bechtel and the car found abandoned at Yellow Springs. The magistrate noted the mild sentence due to character references and Ferris' desire to join the military service. In a separate case Magistrate Thompson found Bernard G Kingan guilty of non support and ordered him to pay Mae R Kingan $15 weekly, noting lack of money since July.
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Clarence Ferris
Rocky Ridge
Robert Spates
Spates
Ferris
N. F. Bechtel
Yellow Springs
Byron W. Thompson
Thompson
Bernard
G. Kingan
Mae
R. Kingan
Wee Women Do Their Part in Tough Times
A brief item notes a woman’s remark about hardships and a promise to pay the next day if her husband does not complain. The line reflects domestic resilience amid economic strain and hints at social expectations of repayment.
Western leaders plan Berlin talks with Soviet Union
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opens a Western ministers conference in Washington to map strategy for Berlin negotiations with the Soviet Union. President Kennedy says talks in New York during the UN General Assembly could offer serious discussions if the Soviet side is willing.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Berlin
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
New York
Germany
State Department
Lord Home
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brentano
West Berlin
United Nations
Red China
U.N
United States
Moscow
Khrushchev
Keita
U.S
Rockefeller son in law among 15 priests jailed in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi Rev Robert L Pierson son in law of New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and 14 other white and Negro Episcopal priests were jailed on breach of peace charges after occupying the white waiting room of a Jackson bus terminal during a desegregation protest Trial was set for 3 pm and the group began a Prayer Pilgrimage from New Orleans Tuesday Officials said Pierson 35 of New York City Evanston Ill his wife Ann Rockefeller is one of Rockefeller's five children The group included 23 white and five Negro Episcopal priests and the affair drew comments from Rockefeller and others in Rochester N Y Roosevelt era context kept out of graphic detail.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Robert L. Pierson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jackson
J. L. Ray
New Orleans
Pierson
New York City
Evanston
Ann Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rochester
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Cullen
Escape
Jessup. Md
Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital
IPCES
George E. Walton I Jr
Jonathan S. Sellers
Trenton
N. J
Baltimore Savings and Loan
Christopher Mickler
la Plata
Tyson Lee
Reds
California
W. Berlin
Frank J. Keefer
Port O'Connor, Tex
Joy Evans
Red Cross
Elmer Berfleson
Houston Chronicle
Berileson
Esther
Atlantic
Boy
WEE
Rocky
Episcopal
Arran
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