Remsburg Quits Zoning Board Over Patronage Claims
Robert K. Remsburg a Frederick and Thurmont businessman and longtime Zoning Appeals Board member submitted his resignation to Frederick County Commissioners alleging chairman appointments were based on political patronage. He contends the board reorganized since 1980 and chose Walter J. Hahn as chairman contrary to by law procedures.
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Robert K. Remsburg
Frederick and
Thurmont
Frederick County Zoning Appeals Board
Reasburg
Heepublican
Board of County Commissioners
Remsburg
Board of Zoning Appeals
Mr. Remsburg
Appeals Board
Mr. Hahn
A. Irvin Renn
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Clapp
John L. Shaw
Walter J. Hahn
Shaw
Reasens
Bis
Zoning Appeals Board
Frederick County Circuit Court
Frederick Coulty
Frederick County
John Shaw
Hahn
Laubach Literacy Workshop Planned by Frederick Council
Frederick Council of United Church Women will host a Laubach literacy workshop in October led by Dr. Frank Laubach method. Mrs. Bruce Crum said dates will be announced later and advance registrations are encouraged. World Community Day plans were also announced with a service at United Presbyterian Church on November 1.
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Laubsch
Frederick
Laubach
United States
Robert O. Holley
Christian World Relations Committee
United Presbyterian Church
Charles H. Conley Jr
All Saints Episcopal
Alyce Sewell
Calvary Methodist
Elgit Hemp
Ruby Roderick
Church of the Brethren
Martin Krutchley
Evangelical United Brethren
John Garst
Evanglical United Church of Christ
Virgil Rice
First Baptist
Carl Weakley
Parkway Church of God
A. R. Remsberg
Grace United Church of Christ
Robert E. Lee
George Ambush
Quinn A. M. E
E. Brooke
John Fox
Frederick Council
Paul Crum Jr
Garst
Meredith Mackley
Charles Hicks
Bertrand Griffin
U. SS
Earl Howard
Elks Club Entered Overnight. cash register damaged
An Elks Club on West Second Street was entered through a kitchen window early today. A new cash register was broken but no money was taken and no loss is yet determined. The Moore Club was entered Saturday.
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Elks Club
West Second Street
Moore Club
Pets In Show At Baker Park Draw 150 Youngsters
About 150 youngsters registered their pets at Baker Park for the 13th annual show sponsored by the Frederick County Humane Society. The event began at 10 30 a m despite chilly weather with winners in several classes including most unusual best handled by child and best conditioned. City Engineer Robert Whiteford won a painting by Mrs Russell House as a special prize.
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Baker Park
Frederick County Humane Society
Campelion
Humane Society
Russell
Robert Whiteford
Aes
She Shelter
OKAY MONEY FOR FIELD AT THURMONT
County Commissioners appropriated 3365 to improve Thurmont High School baseball field with inspection required during progress. Jay Weddle of Thurmont urged approval, backed by Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh and the Board of Education which awarded the contract to W F Delauter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont High School
Jay Weuuie
Lhurmont
Thurmont
James A. Sensenbaugh
Board of Education
W. F. Delauter
Weddle
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Horman
3000 Attend Model Plane Club Meet
George Scott of the Frederick Model Airplane Club won the Frederick County Championship at the eleventh annual Maryland State Model Airplane Meet held at Frederick airport from 8 am to 3 pm Sunday. About 3000 attendees. 200 contestants. Other winners include Daniel Barrick who took the Junior State Championship and Frederick County Championship for Tuners, Carlton Molesworth who was second in Class A Free Flight, and Robert Sifleet, Maryland 1963 State Championship winner. Meet sponsored by Radio Control Modelers of Baltimore, Westminster Modelers, Aero-Craftsmen of Baltimore, and the Frederick Model Airplane Club.
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George Scott
Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland
Daniel Barrick
Robert Barrick
Feagaville
Carlton Molesworth
Frederick Model Airplane Club
Robert Sifleet
Aero-Craftsmen Club of
Baltimore
Radio Control Modelers of
Westminster Modelers
Aero-Craftsmen of
Kennedy decries Birmingham bombing as nation urged to unite
President Kennedy expressed outrage over the Birmingham church bombing that killed four Negro girls and wounded others. He urged peaceful progress and domestic justice while a federal grand jury was ordered to probe ongoing racial violence in Birmingham. Local officials and national leaders called for restraint as violence spread, with National Guardsmen on alert and 300 state troopers dispatched by Gov. Wallace.
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Washington
Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
United States
North
South
US Dist
Clarence W. Allgood
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Sherif Melvin Bailey
Mader Barn
Jackson
Miss
Little Relief From Drought and Weather News
A light drizzle dampened spirits more than soil and no drought relief is expected. Temperatures hovered around the low forties with highs slipping to the mid sixties, while a brighter outlook predicts lower seventies by Tuesday. Also, Mrs. Brian Reich, wife of AP executive Beil Reich, died of a heart attack in Nantucket.
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Weather Bureau
Coundlans
Washington
Brian Relch
Associated Press
Nantucket
Mass
Beil
White Oak At Rutgers To Be Cut In Aging Warning
The famous Rutgers white oak believed to have inspired Joyce Kilmer’s Trees will be cut Wednesday as a victim of old age. University and Kilmer legend debates persist about which tree sparked the poem, with Mahwah and Montague City claimed elsewhere. If the trunk is sound, a cross section may go to the Sgt Joyce Kilmer American Legion Post in New Brunswick.
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Kilmer
Joyce Kilmer
White Oak
New Brunswick
Rutgers University
Mahwah
New Jersey
Montague City
Mass
Swanzey
Rutgers
American Legion
Property Transfer From Bopst To Kline
Miss Edna I Bopst sells her home at 8 East Church Street to Richard R Kline for about 23 50 per revenue stamps on a deed recorded at the courthouse The property fronts 31 feet on East Church Street and runs 1851 feet deep along Chapel alley in the city core.
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Edna I. Bopst
Church Street
Richard R
Kline
Court House
East Church Street
Chapel Alley
Gun Shop Alarm Sparks Fire Patrol Response
The Independent Hose Company was called to the Maryland Gun Exchange on U S 40 west of the city at 1.40 am for a powder near a malfunctioning furnace. Firefighters arrived as a precaution and had the situation under control within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Queen Elizabeth Expecting Fourth Child
Buckingham Palace announced the queen is expecting a baby early next year. It will be her fourth child, disclosed as the royal family vacationed at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
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Jonthin
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Shame Of America Some Negroes As Old As 10 Attend School
In Farmville Virginia Rosa Prince Edward County public schools reopen as 1 200 to 1 600 students join free private schools. Children aged 6 to 10 enter Mary Branch Elementary School No 2 and begin classes by age groups with no formal grades initially. White children attend private segregated schools funded differently.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Mary Branch
Kennedy
Mont
Prince Edward
Tsised
Sptvate
Anna
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Sharon Brown
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