Election Board to Move Offices to Winchester Hall
The Board of Election Supervisors will relocate from the Court House to Winchester Hall after next year to free space for the Trial Magistrate's office. James F. Messersmith named Republican registrar replacing Ruth Moberly, while Democratic registrar replacement for Russell House has not been chosen. Messersmith, Frederick resident since 1935, has a background in transportation, photography, and local service, and will take office January 1.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Court House
Winchester Hall
Lit
James F. Messersmith
Ruth Moberly
Russell House
Girl Scouts
Winchester Ant
Philena C. Strappelli
Baltimore
Girl Scout Council of
Central Maryland
Messersmith
Frederick
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
South Market Street
Melvin Engle’s
Carroll Street
Mariime
Pacific
Kiwanie Club
Cotillion Club
Hagerstown
Edlv
Central Committee
Frederick Community Concerts reports 27th season sellout and lineup
The Frederick Community Concert Association completed its 27th membership campaign with a capacity audience limited to 1,000 at Frederick High School. The series opens October 23 with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra conducted by Peter Adler, featuring Agi Radó. other acts include the Schola Cantorum of New York, The Romero guitar duo, and Earl Wrightson with Lois Hunt.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Rockville
Gettysburg
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
New York
Hugh Ross
Romeros
Novelar Earl Wrightson
Lois Hunt
America
H. Karl Harner
TOG RE Pannert
New Windsor to Receive Federal Aid for Sewage Project
New Windsor in Carroll County will begin a $30 000 sewage system project within four to six months. A federal grant of 34 900 dollars and a matching state amount will fund the plan serving 215 homes in a town of about 890 people, with bids to be advertised soon and a bond issue over 40 years to cover the remainder.
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New Windsor
Carroll County
Richard M. Wareheim
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
MD. 75
Frederick Road
Westminster
Ago Ea Enaenge Moneewa
BMA Roordance
Wareheim
Local Man Heads New Company in Amsterdam
William Lambdin of Frederick will be president of Electro-Sensitive Products in Amsterdam. Former Empire Devices chief engineer, he helped form the new firm after Empire was acquired by Singer Co. Operations set for October with a first product, an RFI instrument, due within six months. Private financing covers most of the 13,000 shares outstanding. Lambdin is son of Mrs. William Lambdin of Motter Avenue.
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William
Lambdin
Frederick
Amsterdam
Empire Devices Inc
New York State
Empire Devices
Singer Co
Laimbdin
F Mer
Empire
Electro-Sensitive Products Inc
Fast
Main Street
William Lambdin
Motter Avenue
Iste
Lambda
Moose Club Burglary on West South Street
Thieves broke into the Moose Club on West South Street early this morning and fled with an undetermined cash amount and a large quantity of whiskey. Police say two cigarette machines a music box and another device were taken, along with several liquor bottles. Entry via a second floor rear window. burglars crawled onto the roof to reach it. Entry reported around 7 a.m.. Detective Bureau investigating.
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Moose Club
West South Street
Detective Bureau
Holter Named To Maryland Education Board
Edward F. Holter vice chairman of the University of Maryland board of regents has been named to the State Advisory Board to Higher Education. He joins Charles P. McCormick and Wilson H. Elk ins as Maryland University representatives and hails from Middletown.
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College Park
Edward F. Holter
University of Maryland
Board of Regents
State of Maryland
Higher Education
Holter
Charles P. McCormick
University
Wilson H. Elkins
Middletow
Governors Meeting Denver Heads for GOP Presidential Hopefuls
Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York and William Scranton of Pennsylvania joined governors from ten other states in Denver to discuss Republican presidential prospects with GOP executives.
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Denver
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Er Vania
GOP
Quintuplets Born Today To South Dakota Couple
Aberdeen South Dakota AP reports a 30 year old wife of a grocery shipping clerk gave birth to quintuplets at St Luke s hospital two months early. Doctors said mother Mrs Andrew Fischer and all five babies in good condition despite breech deliveries and no surgery. The family has two older children and recently moved to a farm near Aberdeen.
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S. D
Baline Poveggy
Andrew Fischer
St. Luke's Hospital
Fischer
BH Tns Ag
Fischers
Danny
Denise
Charlotte
Julie
Evelyn
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Cuervo de Prieto
Western Hemisphere
Dionne Sisters
Canada
Amile
Annette
Cecile
Marie
Yvonne
Diligenti
Argentina
Dionne
United States
Cecelia Harman
San Antonio
Tex
Breakfast Meeting Launches Frederick Republicans Fund Drive
A Frederick County Republican campaign kicks off at a breakfast meeting led by Rev Raigh White with a goal of 14 608 dollars. Speakers urge year round organizing and grass roots strength, addressing Kennedy administration policy and school prayer while Congressman Charles Mathias Jr. attends briefly.
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Frederick County
Sere Resta
Brona Pet
Petson
Cant Church
Owiters
Isnes
Kennedy
Raigh E. White
Charles Afcc. Mathias Jr
Frederick
Hageroures
Mathias Urges Open Space Planning at Western Maryland meet
Congressman Mathias told the Western Maryland Regional Planning Conference in Hagerstown that urban sprawl will consume 24 million acres of farm and wilderness land. He urged state and federal action for a comprehensive national program to preserve open spaces and plan future urban expansion and transportation.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Hagerstown
Mathias
Indiana
United States
America
Maryland
Dangerous convicts escape from Maryland state hospital
Two extremely dangerous inmates escaped Friday night from Clifton T Perkins State Hospital near Jessup. Thomas A Hadder of Richmond Virginia and Stanley N Slagle of Baltimore fled with hacksaws over a 14 foot wall as 60 police with dogs and helicopters searched wooded areas. Both had been held for pre trial examination and may have firearms.
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Jessup
Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital
Thomas A. Hadder
Richmond
Prince Georges County
Stanley N. Slagle
Baltimore
Hadder
U.S. 1
Baltimore-Washington
William G. Cushard
Hadder and
Slagie
Vatican Orthodoxunity talks amid Rhodes conference
In Rome and Rhodes, Eastern Orthodox leaders weigh boycotts of a Vatican council as Chrysostomos denounces the Roman Catholic Church. The Oct council session may test Orthodox unity and observers edge toward participation despite Greek synod opposition. A prior 1962 invitation faced similar debate. In Baltimore a nine alarm blaze, burning a lumber yard, drives 30 homes from predawn cold with no injuries.
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Vatican City
Rhodes
Greece
Chrysostomos
Vatican
Christendom
Holy Synod
John XXIII
Balimore
Baltimore
West Baltimore
Two Die in Route 144 Crash Near Ridgeville
Two men died and three others were injured when a 1948 Dodge and a 1961 Mack dump truck collided on Route 144 west of Ridgeville at Pike's Crossing. Ralph Blankenship, 34, Mt Airy, and Roy Smith, 30, a Black man from Mt Airy, were killed. Injured were Elizabeth Copeland, 18 Fountain Mills. Samuel Smith, 17 Woodbine. Christopher Smith, 17 Woodbine. The driver of the truck, Samuel Carter Jr., 26 Mt Airy, was not hurt. Officials said Carter may face charges after a police investigation. Traffic was halted about 90 minutes.
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Route 144
Ridgeville
B. 0
Thomas Sr
Frederick County
Ralph Clarence Blankenship
RFD
Mt. Airy
Roy Sylvester Smith
Blankenship
Sidi
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Ann Copeland
Fountain Mills
Samuel Wiliam Smith
Woodbine
Smith
Samuel Carter Jr
Airy
Carter
Hubble
Samuel R. Dorsey
Robert Snyder
Glenn Bowman
Rona Lewis
Paul Saners
Howard County Man Killed In Collision Near Ellicott City
Police identify 31 year old Robert K. Johnson of Ellicott City as the victim in an early morning crash on 0.8 40 west of Ellicott City when a truck rammed the rear of his car. The incident occurred in Howard County.
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Howard County
Ellicott City
Robert K. Johnson
Ellicott Cite
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