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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 18, 1963

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Lovettsville Continues Power Fight

Lovettsville district residents hold a Monday 3 30 pm meeting at the Lovettsville Game Club to discuss blocking a 500 KV power line. They plan legal action with area counsel, citing planning decisions and a VEPCO permit while coordinating with Jefferson County residents.

Lovettsville Planning Commission Loudoun County Weatherly Virginia Electric Power Co Zens Jefferson County W. Va West Virginia Public Service Commission Vepco 2 West Virginia West

Two $100,000 Damage Suits Filed Against Loyal Order of Moose

Joseph W. Tressier, as husband and administrator of Myrtle I. Tressier, sues the Frederick Lodge 31 of the Loyal Order of Moose in Frederick County Circuit Court for $100,000 in damages and another $100,000 for medical, hospital, and funeral costs. The suits allege Mrs. Tressier was injured when a club entrance door opened outward onto her as she stood under cover awaiting transportation on January 19, 1963. she died January 26, 1963. The plaintiffs claim the Moose Club should have known the danger and should not have permitted the door to strike persons in the doorway.

Frederick County Frederick Lodge 31 Loyal Order of Moose Joseph W. Treszier LeGore Moose Myrtle I. Tressier Tressler

Frederick Officials Tour Baltimore Harbor on State Steamship Port Welcome

Frederick County Commissioners and Frederick City officials joined Maryland Port Authority delegates on the Port Welcome for a Baltimore Harbor and Chesapeake Bay tour. City leaders and private community figures sailed with R Paul Smith to hear Port Authority plans including Cambridge harbor development and Western Maryland economic impact during a luncheon under the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.

Frederick County Frederick Maryland Port Authority Baltimore Harbor Chesapeake Bay FE. Paul ‘Magaha Robert A. Whiteford Charlotte Yarrell Randolph B. Rosencrantz Goodloe E. Byron Charles E. Collins Meredith Young F. Ross Myers Dwight Collinus Charles Lanner John Ed Schell R. Paul Smith Maryland Randle Elliott J. Harold Hooper Galen Smith Sterling Bollinger Nicholas G. Fanos Charles Nicodemus Port Authority Cambridge Chesapeake Bay Bridge

Civil Rights Workshop Planned With McMathias

Congressman Charles Mc Mathias of Frederick is set to join a Civil Rights workshop this week co sponsored by the Frederick Ministerium and the Frederick NAACP. The talk at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church West Seventh Street starts 8 p m with religious civic social and fraternal representatives invited to learn about the Civil Rights Bill before Congress.

Charles McMathias Frederick

Continue Search For Escapees

A large eight hour hunt in Beltsville Maryland involved seventy policemen including state troopers and park police. They searched a ten square mile area for eight hours fruitlessly seeking two mental hospital escapees after a witness on Odell Road reported a man picking peaches near her home.

Beltsville Maryland U.S. Park Prince Georges County Odell Road

Escapees from Clifton Perkins State Hospital

In Maryland, two inmates reportedly fled from the Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital by climbing down from the second floor of the maximum security ward. Authorities pursued through wooded areas near Laurel with pieced descriptions of the escapees, while motorists reported thefts by individuals fitting the fugitives. Police units and tracking dogs joined the search across a broad improvised border.

Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital Thomas A. Nader Richmond Baltienore Bery 9 Finance Compacty Hadder Prince Georges County Usey Ate Yi Road Washington Laurel U.S. 1 Powder Mill Road Old Baltimore Pike Odell Road Swampoodle Road

Church Meeting Ends With Lord's Prayer And Prizes

A church event concluded with the Lord's prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sheridan Bien. Prizes were awarded to Mr. Raymond Freelinger and Mrs. Charles Wisner. An October meeting is planned with color aides shown by Mrs. Fogle and hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rus Free.

Alaska Sheridan Bien Raymond Freelinger Charles Wisner Raymond Free Jr Fogle Rus

Thunder Sound Reaches About Fifteen Miles

A weather note reports thunder audible up to roughly 15 miles from its source. The detail emphasizes the storm's intensity and potential for nearby impact. Local observers noted the booming sound traveling across the area, signaling unsettled conditions.

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