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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 21, 1961

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Delbert Null Announces Run for State Senate

Delbert Null, president of the Board of County Commissioners, filed to run for Frederick County’s State Senate seat. He aims to succeed Samuel W. Barrick and will face a Democratic Primary in May. Null calls for tax reforms, school construction standardization, a full time county engineer, and elimination of the inventory tax to ease taxpayer burden.

Delbert Null Board of Election Supervisors Court House Samuel W. Barrick Board of County Commissioners Frederick County Annapolis Board of Education

Two Airmen Injured In Auto Mishap Near Fort Myer

Two airmen were injured when a 1954 Jaguar failed to stop for a stop sign on Route 77. James Siewiorek and Barry Meenaney, both of Fort Myer Virginia, were treated and transferred to Fort Detrick Hospital for head and facial injuries. Driver Stuart Grindel, also of Fort Myer, was uninjured and charged with failing to stop. Damage to the car was estimated at 250 dollars.

Jaguar Frederick Memorial Hospital James Siewiorek Barry Meenaney Fort Myer Siewierek Meenaney Fort Detrick Stuart David Grindel Neil Bechtel Route 15 Grindel Thurmont

Thurmont Wallpaper Adorns White House State Dinner

Antique 1834 Scenic America wallpaper from Zuber decorates the White House diplomatic reception room for President Manuel Prado of Peru. Peter Guertler's team restored and installed the panels after Thurmont dealer Peter Hill found and salvaged them for $30, with the National Society of Interior Designers funding $12,300 and handling installation.

Washington White House Manuel Prado Peru Peter Guertler New York Scenic America Guertler State Williamsburg Zuber Els New York City West Point Boston Harbor Niagara Falls Peter Hill Thurmont John F. Kennedy National Society of Interior Designers Hill Eisenhower

Thurmont Eyes Hunting Creek Dam To Ease Shortages

Thurmont plans a small water storage dam on Hunting Creek west of town to relieve recurring shortages. Mayor Donald L. Lewis says current reservoir levels dip in dry spells and the watershed is insufficient. a scalable dam is proposed rather than a large facility. Plans have been sent to the Department of Forests and Parks awaiting approval. Officials urge conservation as wells were used briefly when levels dropped this summer.

Thurmont Hunting Creek Donald L. Lewis Department of Forests and Parks Lewis

Expect 150 At Leadership Institute

The Frederick county Teachers Association expects about 150 members to attend the fourth annual Leadership Training Institute at Camp Greentop Thurmont this weekend. Speakers include Dr. Earle T. Hawkins Towson State Teachers College and panelists from National Education Association MSTA and local schools. The program runs Friday afternoon through Saturday with registration at 4 p.m. and multiple sessions on professional development and orientation.

Frederick County Teachers Association Camp Greentop Thurmont Eugene Wood Janice Wickless C. Beattie Stauffer Stauffer Leona Parker North Frederick Dorothy Murray State Teachers Association F. J. Morgenstern Graceham Moravian Church Hawkins Earle T. Hawkins Towson State Teachers College Miss Stauffer James A. Sensenbaugh Hugh Nolan Lee Smith Brunswick Harry ©. Smith Linzanore High School Ross V. Smith Board of Education

Thurmont Curfew Proves Effective. New Officer Appointed

Thurmont Mayor Donald L. Lewis says the under eighteen curfew enforced this month has been effective though no major incidents occurred. The ordinance bars loitering after midnight and can lead to fines for parents after repeated pickups. The town also adds Clarence S. Hagelin Jr. as a second police officer, marking the first time two officers serve together.

Donald L. Lewis Thurmont Lewis Clarence S. Hagelin Jr Clarence S. Hagelin RFD 2 James Dubel Hagelin Army Military Police Fort Campbell

Gun Shop Robbery Foiled Near Frederick

Maryland Gun Shop on U S 40 west of Frederick thwarted by burglar alarm early Wednesday. The would be robber fled leaving a .22 revolver and a sack of clothing. a window frame had been removed to gain entry. State Police Trooper Henry I. Stafford noted nothing appeared missing after a preliminary check.

Maryland U. S. 40 Frederick Tc. Henry I. Stafford Stafford

Market Bounces Back in Moderate Trading Session

New York stocks rallied in calm afternoon trading led by automobile shares as investors moved to buy on fading concerns. The market showed resilience with steady gains across major indices and continued rebound from earlier declines.

New York

Rusk Gromyko Open Talks on Berlin Crisis

Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko commence a series of Berlin talks in a New York meeting. A lunch conference at a midtown hotel will be followed by further discussions while both sides weigh Western rights in Berlin and potential German negotiations.

Andrei Gromyko New York U.N. General Assembly Berlin Dean Rusk Soviet Union Rusk Gromyko United Nations Dag Hammarskjold U.N Lo Gro

Reds claim space platform to orbit 12 ton satellite

San Jose story reports Kilsoo Kaan a former Korean worker now U S citizen says the Soviet Union has a rocket capable of orbiting a 12 ton satellite and is building a space platform dubbed the ultimate atomic warfare weapon Khrushchev allegedly discussed with Mao and Khrushchev's plan sourced from inside Communist territory.

San Jose Calif Soviet Union Khrushchev Kilsoo 1 Kaan Kennedy Sepi Mao Tze-Pung Huan Duluth Minn

UAW Council Accepts GM Contract Terms

The United Auto Workers General Motors Council voted unanimously to accept all terms of the VAW GM contract after brief meetings. The council had earlier rejected local statements and completed the three year agreement with the international executive board.

Detroit United Auto Workers General Motors Council

Photographer Jack Kennedy Hurt In Crash

Photographer Jack Kennedy was injured and his 1961 Volkswagen destroyed in a Route 40 crash near Myersville. He was taken to Washington County Hospital for observation. police cited fog and a forced exit by an unidentified car, with the vehicle catching fire at the Fasterday road intersection. Charges are pending.

Myersville John Harry Kennedy Motter Avenue Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Ronald C. Lewis Kennedy Volkswagen

Eastern Maryland Brethren District Conference Friday Meet

The Eastern Maryland District Conference of the Church of the Brethren meets Friday at 9:00 a.m. at Flower Hill near Gaithersburg with 25 congregations and about 5700 members. Programs include a $23,000 budget, four commission presentations, and installations and addresses by Rev. Wilmer Crummell and Dr. Harry Denman.

Maryland Church of the Brethren Flower Hill Gaithersburg David K. Markey Baltimore Ralph E. White Frederick W. Newton Long Sr David Eberly Rt. 1 Walkersville Maryland Council of Churches District Board Christian Education Sions Brethren Board of Evangelism The Methodist Church Harry Denman Wilmer Crummell Brethren Service Center New Windsor Nevin Zuck Thelizabethtown Markey Robert L. Strickler

Fallout Detection Expanded Network Speeds Health Risk Tests

Washington AP reports the Public Health Service is expanding its fallout detection network to assess health risks from Soviet atmospheric tests. New steps include two added stations in North Carolina and Tennessee, daily milk sampling at six stations, and iodine-131 air sampling at ten stations with enhanced equipment.

Washington Public Health Service Soviet Union Bismarck N.C Nashville Tenn Service Radiological Health Division Atlanta Jackson Miss Charlotte S.C Tampa Fla New Orleans St. Louis The Health Service Montgomery Ala Ernest Anderson Seattle Wash Berkeley Calif Phoenix Salt Lake City Utah Boise Idaho Helena Mont Oklahoma City Madison Wis Anchorage Alaska Rockville Mad

Smith elected director of Wye Savings Bank

Steiner W. Smith, a longtime Woodsboro resident, was elected director of Wye Savings Bank on September 18 to fill the vacancy left by the late Harry C. Dorcus. He previously ran a Woodsboro dairy farm, retired in 1939, and held a 32 year contract with Frederick County Board of Education for student transport. He is active in the United Church of Christ, Mt. Hope Cemetery Co., Glade Valley Lions, and New Midway-Woodsboro fire company and is brother of R Paul Smith, former Potomac Edison president.

Steiner W. Smith Woodsboro Wye Savings Bank Harry C. Dorcus Frederick County Board of Education Walkersville United Church of Christ

Esther's Punch Ebbing Near Cape Cod As Esther Weakens

The Associated Press reports Hurricane Esther losing strength near Cape Cod and offshore Massachusetts. At 9 a.m. EST the Boston Weather Bureau noted a slowing eye and signs of weakening with winds around 100 mph south of Cape Cod as warnings remained from eastern Long Island to Eastport Maine. Evacuations continued in Falmouth and Nantucket Island residents prepared for possible passage, though gusts lagged behind the storm’s peak.

Associated Press Esther Tropics Cape Cod Massachusetts Islands Ait Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts Nantucket Martha’s Vineyard Boston Block Island R.I Long Island N.Y Eastport Maine Cape May N.J Connecticut New York City New Hampshire Falmouth New England Weather Bureau Fairhaven Mass New Bedford National Nantucket Weather Bureau

Two Jailed In Theft Of Car

Two Mt. Airy men were jailed in leiu of fines after being found guilty in Magistrate Court of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and driving after license was refused. Joseph H. Spencer 26 and Arthur L. Jones were picked up by Howard County Police after the theft of a 1952 Chevrolet from Leroy E Boone Jr. They were found incoherent near the car in a ditch and fined for intoxication. Spencer received 60 days in jail in lieu of a 300 dollar fine. Jones 30 days in default of a 100 dollar fine.

Mt. Airy Howard County Leroy E. Boone Jr East South Street William A. Boone Jr Spencer Jones

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