Rivers Rise After Heavy Rains Fall
A Virginia man Vaughn was fined after a Monocacy river rise followed storms. Vaughn backed a car into a police vehicle, fled, and was later arrested. Woodward denied permitting Vaughn to drive. Magistrate Shoemaker imposed fines for failing to stop, disobeying orders, reckless driving, and no license.
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Wreck Leads to Charges for Local Driver Easterday
A Frederick motorist Daniel H Easterday 39 was charged with operating while under the influence and reckless driving after his sedan crashed into a parked pickup on South Jefferson Street. He posted $1000 bond after hospital treatment for a knee injury. The crash at about 10 05 p m damaged the pickup and his car. Police reported the pickup belonged to Paul M Culler and was pushed into a yard. Seven more lines describe additional separate incidents and figures including a second minor collision and several fraud charges against others.
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Park area near Gambrill State Park to open early summer
Although no formal announcement has been made, the State Department of Forests and Parks has developed a new park area near the Gambrill State Park entrance for more than a year. Roadways, picnic areas, water and toilet facilities are in place and a wading pool was previously reported.
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Storms Weakened but Park Facilities Face Crowds
Violent spring storms have mostly passed with limited death and destruction. Readied Rockies to the Atlantic Seaboard, park facilities easing crowd pressures on weekends at the mountain top, offering relief during the summer season.
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Frederick High School Concert Draws Near Capacity Audience
A near-capacity crowd attended Frederick High School Thursday night for the seventeenth annual joint concert by the high school band and glee club. The varied program featured the all state chorus, led by Heisiey Coran, Sperry L. Storm directing the band. The evening included a sequence of performances by the glee club and majorettes amid a cooperative show.
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Re Register Or Lose Vote in Frederick County
Over 1,400 city and county residents who did not vote in the past five years must re-register to vote. Their names are removed from Frederick County registration records, and they will face eligibility loss if they do not re-register to participate in future elections.
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Four Suspects Held After Las Vegas Fire Incident
In Los Angeles four suspects were booked on suspicion of murder after a neighborhood bar fire killed six people. Police Lt. R C Madlock noted registration irregularities and voter apathy as context for the incident, with 1,413 one time voters erased from records under a state law. Four men named Manuel Hernandez 18 Manuel Chavez 23 Clyde Bates 36 and Oscar Branksnea 44 were held. total county registrations showed Democrats 15320 Republicans 112278 declined 397 and overall 27995 with over 29500 registered for the 1956 election. The bar blaze followed two earlier intrusions and a gas fuelled whoosh that trapped most victims. Bartender Larry Fenton described the scene as too gruesome to recount.
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1957 Taxes to be billed for Frederick Shopping Center
The Frederick Shopping Center will be assessed and a 1957 tax bill will be sent, the Board of County Commissioners said. Officials noted the center was not on the assessment books though substantially completed by January 1, and discussed pro rata taxes and necessary legislation with Mayor J Derr.
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Warns Against Losing Their Independence
Dr Milton S Eisenhower Johns Hopkins president told about 400 alumni at the Waldorf Astoria that private universities would lose independence if they took federal aid. He said freedom from government control has allowed private colleges to pioneer and without it education becomes indoctrination.
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World's largest limousine prepared for Eisenhower
In Turin Italy an American driven luxury car is described as the world's biggest limousine ready for shipment to Washington. U S Embassy officials in Rome and the consulate deny knowledge of the vehicle though Ghia founder Uberto Segre says it will be used by President Eisenhower. The 20 foot long car features automatic door opener and radio television, with details unclear about ownership or delivery. Meanwhile in Walkersville two incumbents seek re election, with ballots set for May 6 at the fire hall.
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Maryland Chiropractic Association Set For 39th Convention
The Maryland Chiropractic Association plans its 39th semi annual convention in Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel this coming Saturday and Sunday April 13 and 14. Dr Henry G Winter Jr of Havre de Grace presides with hundreds expected. Highlights include committee meetings general business sessions and talks on establishing non profit clinics in low income areas.
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Chiropractors to discuss public support at Maryland convention
The Public Relations Committee chaired by Dr Ruth Mandl will host a panel on public support for chiropractic projects. Dr Mandl, last year’s Chiropractor of the Year, will be featured as part of the event schedule following a banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. The Mary land Chiropractic Association Ladies Auxiliary plans a Sunday luncheon with Mrs Harold Malin of Cumberland as president.
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Future of American Political Parties discussed in College Park
In College Park Maryland a gathering of practical politicians, students and political science teachers discussed the future of American political parties. Participants included Senator J Glenn Beall Rep DeWitt S Hyde and Delegate Joseph D Tydings Alfred Friendly of the Washington Post was to discuss ethics campaigns. Representatives from American Catholic George Washington Georgetown Howard Johns Hopkins Notre Dame Loyola Maryland State Morgan Trinity Goucher, U S Naval Academy and University of Maryland were present.
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Still Seek Agreement On Operating Canal
CAIRO The United States and Egypt press high level diplomacy to reach agreement on the Egyptian plan for operating the Suez Canal. U S Ambassador Raymond Hare and Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi held four closed door parlor talks in four days. Notes between Washington and Cairo supplement the discussions.
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No Bomb Just Boom Buffalo
Canadian Pacific Railroad officials reported a telegrapher in Toronto received a message claiming a bomb would be set off in Buffalo. Police boarded trains in Hamilton and Welland, Ontario, but found no bomb. The sender, later identified as Jim, explained he meant a “booming good time” in Buffalo and was released.
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Adams Fate Soon Put In Jury's Hands
London jurors in the murder trial of Dr John Bodkin Adams prepared for a weekend at home as the time neared for deciding the fate of the 58 year old Eastbourne society physician The defense plea was completed and the prosecution expected to wind up its summation Monday with the case likely to go to the jury Tuesday
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John Bodkins
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Faint Signs Of Business Pickup Seen
New York reports a tentative business upturn in early April with Easter shopping season improving, car sales rising after a slowdown, and stock market vigor. Personal income reached a record annual rate above 33.23 billion dollars for February, while steel and other production lagged and job levels rose to 63.87 million in mid-March, up from February.
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Red Cross fund drive may meet 319000 goal despite slow county returns
The Red Cross campaign reports 314 338 on hand with a 319 000 goal. City drive under Charles F Woodman is about percent complete as of today. County receipts are slow but local chapter expects success overall. County chairman E Earl Remsberg notes industrial division surpassing its 3200 goal by 16.94. General canvass totals 1667 78 with divisions listing varied gains.
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Rocket Hitchhiker On Guided Missile Probed Flares
The Navy disclosed that 14 Dan guided missiles with rocket hitchhikers will be fired in 1957 to study solar flares and their effects on radio reception and the earths magnetic field. The first firing is planned for July 1967 but may shift with solar activity and the International Geophysical Year.
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Builders Blast FHA Rules as Housing Bill Moves Forward
Builders decry lower FHA down payment rules as futile and timid. The House Banking Committee advances an omnibus housing bill to spur mass produced, low priced homes, including a controversial plan to use GI life insurance funds in a federal mortgage pool, potentially facing a presidential veto.
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