Frederick County Fair Opens With 4-H Queen Hope
The Frederick Fair begins its 103rd season Tuesday with the selection of the first 4-H Queen, six finalists chosen from seventeen nominees. Temperatures near freezing add to the chill as crowds preview exhibits on Sunday. Farmers Day tomorrow features livestock judging across Jersey and Holstein cattle and various sheep and swine breeds, plus 4-H judging in poultry garden products and a new horse show.
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Frederick
Ion
Jersey
Aberdeen
Shropshire
Hampshire
Cheviot
Dorset
Suffolk
Montedale
Chester
UA Drive Kickoff Tonight
More than 250 people are expected at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana for the ninth annual United Appeal drive kickoff dinner. Admiral Fitchard J Black, commander of the South Pole Antarctic expedition, will be featured speaker after the death of Admiral Richard Byrd. Dwight Collinus will be master of ceremonies and introduce Maj Charles V Main and Miss Mayetta Hershberger who become joint chairmen of the 1965 United Appeal. The five week drive aims to raise 158000, the largest goal yet, with Dr James E McClellan Jr heading the veterinarians and Dr Fred B Kehne heading chiropractors in the doctors division. Mrs Doris Grice will provide dinner music.
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Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
United Appeal
Fitchard J Black
Richard Byrd
Dwight Collinus
Frederick County Community Chest, Inc
Charles V Main
Frederick City
Mayetta Hershberger
Frederick
A Royal Remsberg Jr
James E. McClellan Jr
Fred B Kehne
Doctors
Doris Grice
Man jailed for drunken riding a bicycle in Frederick County
Lester Chase a 38 year old of RFD 1 Shamsville was arrested Sunday evening for riding a bicycle while drunk. Magistrate’s Court found him guilty and jailed him 30 days in lieu of a $103 fine after a breathalyzer showed a reading of 31. Witness Stephen P. Ridland saw Chase riding on Md 355 near Urbana around 6 40 pm and another car swerved to avoid him.
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Frederick County
Lester Chase
RFD
Sjamsville
Magistrate’s Court
Chase
Frederick
Stephen P. Riland
MD 355
Urbana
Roland
Man Hurt In Fall Saving Dog In Myersville Incident
A Myersville man trying to keep his pet dog from falling from a grinder Sunday fell himself, breaking his collar bone. Grayson Hart sack 3h would be released today. He was admitted with a broken collar bone and multiple abrasions and contusions. Police described the accident near 5 45 pm.
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Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grayson Hartsack
Cpl Ponalt E Trecey
Hart
Hurricane Debby Moves Toward Gulf With Carol Across Atlantic
Tropical storm Debby strengthened as it moved northwest toward the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricane Carol hung about 1,800 miles east of North Carolina with 80 mph winds, not threatening land. In Mexico, Hurricane Hazel devastated Mazatlan and damaged Sinaloa coastal towns leaving thousands homeless as floods and disrupted communications spread.
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Miami
Fla
Debbie
Gulf of Mexico
Carol
Atlantic Ocean
North Carolina
New Orleans
Mexico City
Pacific
Mazpatlan
Sinaloa
Castalhes
Fie
Mazatlan
Stock market gains on rails and airlines early
New York stocks moved higher at the open with strength seen in railway and airline shares and other key issues.
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New York
Vandals Set Fires At TJ School Site
Frederick reports indicate several straw fires at Governor Thomas Johnson High School grounds were deliberately set. Inspector Harold Chichester notes all fires occurred outside the building and are not the contractor’s fault, with police investigation ongoing.
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Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Harold Chichester
Sie
Johnson
Chichester
Henry A Knott
Baltimore
US denounces Viet Cong executions of two American soldiers
The United States denounces the killings of Capt Humbert Versace of Baltimore and Sgt Kenneth M Roroback as acts of wanton murder by the Viet Cong. Hanoi broadcasts claim the men were executed Sunday in a liberated area after being accused of crimes against South Vietnamese people.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
U. S
Hanoi
Radio
Humbert
Versace
Baltimore
Kenneth M. Rovaback
Fayetteville
Tan Phu
Mekong Delta
Isaac Camacho
el Paso Tex
Viet Nam
da Nang
Local Firms Win Jobs At Catoctin Mountain Park
Two Frederick firms were awarded National Park Service contracts totaling about 64000 for road paving and a comfort station. The Richard Kine Construction Co. will pave roughly a mile of roadway with roadside parking and campground junction work at Thurmont for 50000 dollars. Charles Ford Construction Co. will build a comfort station and water line at Owen Creek Campground, the park’s second station, serving 50 unit campground with 30 campers nightly. spring completion expected.
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Frederick
National Park Service
Catoctin Mountain Park
Thurmont
Richard Kine Construction Company
East Patrick Street
Charles Ford Construction Company
East 13Th Street
Owen Creek
Owen Creek Camp Ground
National Path System
Thant Says Both Sides Stall on India Pakistan Cease Fire
UN Secretary General Thant told the Security Council the cease-fire is not holding as both sides stall on troop withdrawals. Pakistan accused Indian forces of tank and artillery attacks near Fazilka and Rajahstan. India said Pakistan troops crossed Sutlej River and attacked border posts.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Thant
The
Security Council
Fazika
Lahore
India
Fazilka
Defense Ministry
Sutlev River
Spoesman
Indian Defense Ministry
Rajahstan
Arabian Sea
Gadra
Himalayan
Kashmir
Thant Thant
Lahore i
Can You Wiggle Your Ears Candid Camera Feature
A 12 year old Frederick boy Howard Neufeld son of Di and Harold Neufeld of Westlith Street can wiggle his ears with ease. The story notes his flexible muscles and references the old question Do your ears hang low and wiggle to and fro.
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Frederick Boy
Candid
Howard Neufeld
Harold Neufeld
Westlith Street
Harold
Alien Funt
Howard
Neufeld
Wastith Street
Clara Bow Dies in Culver City Home at 60
Hollywood dispatch reports silent film icon Clara Bow died at age 60 in her Culver City residence from an apparent heart attack. Bow had lived in seclusion after separating from Rex Bell, her former husband, and was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park under the name Clara Bel Dan Nbss Bow.
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Hollywood
Clara Bow
Culver City
Nevada
Mins Bow
Aiss Bows
Forest Lawn Menioal Park
Clara Beldan
Nbss
Bow
Los Angeles
Rex Bell
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Catoctin
U Thant
S.m-I-L-E
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