Frederick Trading Company to expand warehouse facility
The Frederick Trading Company plans a 35000 dollar warehouse addition at 295 East Elsath Street, expanding into the current building and creating a large storage and piping supply area. Contractors from Add aletown confirm construction will be built under a built up roof before winter, joining the existing structure to form one of the area’s largest facilities.
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The
Frederick Trading Company
East Elsath Street
Calvin FP
Shafer Dr
Addaletown
Wi Tractor
East
West Patrick Street
E. B. Shipley Company
Middle Alley
Guy W Ni
Frederick Avenue
Harry Creager
Frederick
William H. Kemn
Fairview Avenue
Robert Castile
Columbus Avenue
Edward Danner
West South Street
Block Use Of Skulls In Court In Virginia Trial
In Spotsylvania Va prosecutors sought to use human skulls to compare bullet hole sizes but were blocked by judge John D Butzer Jr. The trial centers on Davis Rees Jr in the murder of Janet Jackson and family members. FBI agents testified about seizure of a .38 caliber weapon. The Jacksons vanished Jan 13 1959. bodies were found in Maryland and near Gambrills. Rees earlier sentenced to life in federal district court for related kidnapping murders.
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Spotsylvania
Davis Rees Jr
Rees
Jackson
Spotsylvania Circuit Court
Mann
FBI
Hyattsville
Apple Grove
Janet
Fredericksburg
Three youths convicted in city intoxication case
Three youths, Thurston Metz Jr age 16 of Frederick Elmira New York David Lowe 18 Water street and David Kline 18 of Elmira were found guilty of possession of alcoholic beverages and intoxication in the city limits after a Mag istrate court session. Metz fined 25 dollars plus 10 days jail Kline 25 dollars plus 19 days Lowe 35 dollars plus 15 days with all sentences partly suspended for intoxication charges.
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Awo
Thurston Metz Jr
RFD
Frederick
David Kline
Elmira
New York
David Lowe
Water Street
Kline
Lowe
Nathan Dorsey
South Carroll Street
East Patrick Street
Dorsey
William McKinley Roost
J. Frank Main
Joseph
Klinehart
Improvements Overhaul For Grandstand At Fair
Fair Board members reviewed last minute improvements to the grandstand judges tower and race track to ready for today’s attractions including a full harness racing card. Facilities in the grandstand were painted and trimmed with bunting as board members A. vin Renn Alvey A. Young Frank N. Stauffer and John T. Best oversee the preparations.
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Fair Board
Phois
J. Rolfe Castleman
A. Vin Renn
Alvey A. Young
Frank N. Stauffer
John T. Best
Garden entries spark crowd at Frederick Fairgrounds
Reported at the Pomological Building the Frederick Fairgrounds saw high interest in garden entries. Local arrests included Boyce charged with assault, disorderly conduct, and intoxication. he received a suspended sentence and fines after a night of drinking. Other verdicts included Dorsey guilty of petty larceny with suspended time, and Stitely fined for intoxication and disorderly conduct after a disturbance at a Frederick restaurant. Perkins sentenced for loitering to jail.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
Boyce
Sgt
Rospt
Peggy Bowins
Bopst
Bowins
Miss Bowins
West All Saints Street
Leon L. Dorsey
RFD J
Airy
Dorsey
Competition at Frederick Fair Opens Today
Four H participants Jo Ann King of Ballenger, Left, and Sheila Huffer of Middletown compete in events as the Frederick Fair starts.
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Frederick Fair
Jo Ann King
Ballenger
Sheila Huffer
Middletown
Ford Offers Same Deal in UAW Negotiations
Ford Motor Co offered the United Auto Workers a package similar to the General Motors settlement. UAW President Walter P. Reuther criticized the details but said Ford must address several issues. Chrysler had not yet made an offer as GM moves toward higher production after a crippling strike that affected 350,000 workers.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Auto Industry
Malcolm L. Denise
Kiwanis Frederick delegates attend annual convention at Mayflower
J Vernon Coblentz Clyde M Roney Jr and George B Delaplaine Jr attended the Kiwanis convention in Washington at the Mayflower Hotel with Dr William Eagles a neuro surgeon elected district governor and H Warren McCann lieutenant governor of the ninth division Walter Daniels of Hagerstown presided as district governor Also attending were Andrew Mason of Mt Airy Robert Neal and Norman Graham of Taneytown Queen Elizabeth II hosted a Buckingham Palace reception for 100 young volunteers in Voluntary Service Overseas the Peace Corps predecessor in development work
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Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
J. Vernon Coblentz
Clyde M. Roney Jr
George B. Delaplaine Jr
William Eagles
Richmond
H. Warren McCann
Hagerstown
Walter Daniels
Daniels
W. Paulare
Uly
Queen
London
Buckingham Palace
Kennedy
Scuriosity surveys and development schemes across distant communities
The report outlines sculosis surveys among Eskimos in Labrador community development schemes among the Indians of British Guiana and the Dayaks of Sarawak electric installations in Ethiopian villages and beaching in the Falkland Islands and the Solomons. Volunteers aged 18 to 24 live on bare subsistence on the job.
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Labrador
British Guiana
Sarawak
Falkland Islands
Solomons
Byrd to Play Benefit Concert for Unitarian Church
Classical and jazz guitarist Charlie Byrd will perform a benefit concert for the Unitarian Church of Rockville on October 15 at 6 30 p m. He will be joined by vocalist Ginny Byrd and the Charlie Byrd Trio at the Rockville Civic Center on Baltimore Road Edmonston Drive. Proceeds go to the Land Fund of the Unitarian Church.
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Charlie Byrd
Unitarian Church of
Rockville
Byrd
Ginny Byrd
Rockville Civic Center
Baltimore Road
Edmonston Drive
The
Unitarian Chreb
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Tynskin
Eden
Paren Dashiell
Joan
Finksburg
Deer Park Road
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Johnny Loveless
Westminster Barracks
Forkyo API
Borea
Mizuhi Company
N. Wilson Schley
Howard Smith
Richard Hargett
Roland Willard
Milton Frank Jr
Jerry Krantz
Carmack
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Bernard W. Stitely
East Sixth Street
Stitely
Paul Mossburg
Norman Trump
Cecil Bowman
York
Drivi Bowman
Phose
North Carroll Street
East Church Street
Ernest Perkins
North Benit Street
Perkins
Fficer
Frank J. Keeter
Lynne Howard
Frederica Russell
Agerit
Seaiga
Routzakn
East Patrick St
Joe
Joe’s Auto
Dailey’s Funeral Home
C. E. Cline and Son
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
OIC i Akck A
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Comptroller Services
Roger W. Moser, SR
Elm St
Andrew Mason
Mt. Airy
Robert Neal
Norman Graham
Taneytown
Coblentz & Main
Exclusively Insurance
North Court Street
Glass & Mirror
East Street
Tregoning & Baker
Cavetown Home Planning Center
North Market Street
R. R. Rice
Dial MO
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
Glass Shop
Kaempf & Harris
Frederick, Me
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Monument
Monogram
Jinanattiens
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