Inspector Bill To Be Approved
The General Assembly approves three local measures including ending the inspector position in the county license office and authorizing a Circuit Court judge salary increase. Governor Tawes is slated to sign today. The inspector role ends June 1 with Louis V Myers Jr moving to license commissioner. The other bills cover judge pay up to 4500 dollars yearly and transfer of magistrate records to successors.
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General Assembly
Tawes
Associated Press
Frederick
Samuel W. Barri
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Mathias
Louis V Myers Jr
Libertytown
Gail L. Catshall
Barrick
Sen. Northrop
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Food Poison Strikes 300 Union Workers
About 300 Ohio union members were stricken on a Toledo Washington train while en route to an AFL-CIO unemployment center. Illness was mainly stomach cramps and diarrhea after eating turkey in the dining car Tuesday night. A Detroit Washington train reported 30 members ill after similar turkey meals.
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Hington Iap
Ohio
Wnion
AFL - Cio
Toledo-Washington
Union
Detroit-Washington
Walkersville Hosts Maryland Regional Women's Guild Meeting
The Spring biennial Maryland Regional Women's Guild assembles next Wednesday at Glade Evangelical and Reformed church Walkersville with Mrs Paul L Althouse presiding. Rev Dr George R Snyder on leave as Africa missionary will speak on The Christian in Community along with meditations and greetings from guild leaders and officers.
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Maryland
Women’s Guild
Glade Evangelical
Roy Synder
Potomac Synod
Frederick D. Eyster
Frank A. Rosenberger
Te Host Church
Fred Myers
Edgar Zimmerman
Walkersville Guild
Synder
Hagerstown
George Albert Snyder
Irene Coss Synder
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Snyder
Middletown High School
Heidelberg University
Tiffin, O
Central Theological Seminary
Esther Shuey
China
Grace Walborn
Presbyterian Church
Hunan
Peki
Africa
Gold Coast
Rosenberger
Charles Hoke
Walkersville
Firemen curb spread of multiple Washington County blazes
Firemen and forest personnel gained control of a tenth acre pine plantation fire on Willis Derr road near Feagaville. An acre and a half field fire near Park Hills prompted officials to assess dry conditions. Mushroom hunters are blamed for several grass and small woods fires in Dargan area as warm 72 degree temperatures fell to 29 at night.
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Willis Derr
Feagaville
Herman Toms
Braddock Heights
Donald Kendall
Toms
Park Hills
Dargan
Washington County
Coast Guard Seeks Mercy Mission Off Alaska
In a tense chase near the Aleutians a U S Coast Guard cutter and a tug race toward Akun Bay to assist a Soviet seaman. The Soviet trawler Pischavava Industrial reported an injured crewman after a fall, with Liut Omar Kosnik translating updates from the trawler.
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Kodiak
Alaska
U.S Coast Guard
Berma Sea
Nuncim
Storis
Bditeburg
Akun Bay
Dutch Harbor
Aleutian Islands
Coast Guard
Pischavava Industria
la Wavy
jSlaiis
Omar.Kosnik
Kosnik
Robbery Tale No Pipe Dream
Walter John Plater of Baltimore surrendered at Frederick Police Headquarters and claimed involvement in a 1931 armed robbery of an American Stores grocery in Baltimore. Police found an Arlington Avenue robbery recorded that September. Plater said he and an accomplice took $100.
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Frederick City
Baltimore
Walter John Plater
Arlington Avenue
Plater
Piater
Jongey
Ehmecapades On Tuesday at Elm Street School
The annual Ehmecapades program returns next Tuesday night in the school auditorium with several hundred students performing skits inspired by leading publications. Directed by Principal Donald McLuckie, the show started in 1944 to celebrate spring, with acts including Travel magazine A Night at Camp and Life magazine pieces.
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Elm Street
Whirl
Donald MccLuckie
Outdoor Life
Barbara Fritchie
Betty
This Is Your Life
Life
Music America
Musical America
Maryland Bills Force Tidewater Reform and City Court Change
Gov. Tawes prepared to sign 152 bills including a Tidewater Fisheries Commission reorganization into a five member body with a full time director and a plan to create an urban renewal participation option. The relocation of Miners Hospital and property cleanups were also approved amid broader measures.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Baltimore
General Assembly
Maryland
TFC
Baltimore City
House of Delegates
Senate
Northrop D-Montgomery
Alster
Kedges Straits
Somerset County
Miners ‘Hospital
Frostburg
State Lo
Susquehanna Flats
Prohibition Ends in Oklahoma as Repeal Passes
Oklahoma voters approve repeal of prohibition by wide margin with Two months needed to implement, as package-store amendment clears but liquor sales await legislative validation. Mississippi remains last dry state. Virginia lawmakers privately expect Maryland Virginia Potomac Compact adoption after legislature clears amended pact.
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Oklahoma City
J. Howard Edmond
Sem Tre
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Union
Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Maryland General Assembly
County Property Sold At Public Sale Near Sabillasville
A five room dwelling about half a mile south of Sabillasville along Maryland 81 sold at court house sale today to Mr and Mrs Albert Richard Brown of Sabillasville for 8300 dollars. Former owners were Mr and Mrs Henor H Kipe with Amos Holter listed as assessor.
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Court House
Sabillasville
Mary
Albert Richard Brown
Henor H. Kipe
Amos A. Holter
First Place To Jefferson In Grange One-Act Play Contest
The Jefferson Grange won top honors in the Pomona Grange one act play contest held Tuesday night at North End Elementary School with about 125 attending. Cast of the winning play includes Bernard Remsburg Helen Remshburg Dorothy Long Betty Grove Patty Lakm Merril Remsberg Jack Lakin Henry Lakin Jr. Arthur House directed by Mrs Merhi Remsberg. Ballenger Grange took second place. Millard Haines won first in the talent contest with a trumpet selection Ellie Fulmer and La Rue Summers placed second and third respectively. The program was led by Pomona Master Charles King Ravenger and New Market organizer Mrs Jack McGolerick assisted.
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Jefferson Grange
Pomona Grange
North End
Jefferson Grange Hall
Henry Keller
Bernard Remsburg
Helen Remshburg
Birs
Dorothy Long
Betty Grove
Patty Lakm
Merril Remsberg
Jack Lakin
Henry Lakin Jr
Arthur House
Merhi Remsberg
Ballenger Grange
Millard Haines
Lewistown
Eiliie Fulmer
This City
Cnlist
LaRue Summers
New Market
Jack MreGolerick
Pomona
Austin Renn
Adamstown
Wate
Charlies King
Ravenger
Jefferson
Muddietown
Brusswick
Keller
Hae
Robbers Break Into Local Car Sales Place
Police report a burglary at Foreign Car Sales on West Patrick Street where a door jamb was jimmied and about $30 was taken from a cash register. The break in occurred overnight and was discovered when the business opened at 8 30 am. The Detective Bureau is investigating.
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West Patrick Street
Detective Bureau i
Mt Aire May Name Sewer Authority
Mt Aire town council weighs creating a sewer authority to plan a proposed system in early talks. Mayor Frank Harper favors an appointed board of capable residents, while engineers Whiman Beqnard and Associates support the idea. A special meeting may revisit the issue as plans and costs, including a possible $350,000 bond referendum, require state and federal aid.
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Mt. Aire
Frank Harper
Whiman, Beqnardt
Mill Aity Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Earle fire drives guests from rooms in Indianapolis
Fire at the Hotel Earle in Indianapolis forced guests from rooms after a blaze broke out in a room occupied by Cardy Sanders. Ransom Rinler Counts and others suffered injuries in a fall from a fourth floor area toward the roof. District Fire Chief Harm Kinney stated the fire originated in Sanders’s room, with Marenco Inc located across the hall.
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Indianapolis
Earle Ransom
Rinler
Ind
Harm Kinney
Cardy Sanders
Marenco, Inc
Ransom
Way Out There in San Francisco Prompts Student Antics
State College students in San Francisco staged a one hour togetherness binge with stunts that included eighteen on a two wheel scooter, 29 in a bathtub, 61 girls sharing a milkshake with straws, and many tangled in a telephone booth.
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San Francisco
State College
Recaptured prisoner details from Maryland state escape
State Police arrested James Combs at his mother’s Greensboro home for his part in the Patuxent escape. He is the 21st inmate recaptured after the large breakout. Combs walked 125 miles to Waterloo and surrendered without a fight. All fugitives face escape charges.
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Sessups
James Combs
Greensboro
Caroline Coat
Waterloo
Patuxent
Combs
Maryland
Newlyweds Badly Hurt In Accident In Hagerstown
Best man Philip Sober of Johnstown Pa learned the newly married Eastlakes had been injured in a collision with a cement mixer truck on Jefferson boulevard Hagerstown. David Eastlake 318 Johnstown Pa was in critical condition at Washington County Hospital with ruptured diaphragm and multiple injuries. Bride Tila Faye Eastlake 19 admitted with multiple lacerations. Truck driver Samuel Shirles Jr Williamsport was cited for failing to drive on the proper side.
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Philip Sober
Johnstown
David Eastlake
Hagerstown
Eastlake
Ameton County Hospital
Sober
Tila Faye Eastlake
Elmer Baum
Samuel J. Shirles Jr
Williamsport
Ba Harted Sinkey
Tre Rishwas
Waterman Slain in Oyster War on Potomac River
In the Potomac River near Colonial Beach Virginia and Maryland law enforcement clashed on a patrol boat. A waterman was killed and a second man Harvey King was wounded in the leg as officers fired warning shots at a Virginia dredging boat. John F. Griffith was aboard the Virginia boat. Edward S. Digges said Howard Shenton observed the dredging. Charles County State's Attorney George W. Bowling to lead investigation. King had prior oyster war incident in 1956.
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John F. Griffith
Virginia
Edward 5
Diggs
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
TFC
Honga River
Maryland
Digges
Roger Bussler
Harvey Cook
iBarner L. Braun
Howard Shenton
Charles County
Swan Point
Potomac
McKeldin
Shenton
Monroe Bay
Honga
George W. Bowling
Tawes
John P. Tawes
Chesapeake Bay
Roy Rafter
King
Colonial Beach
Monroe Harbor
Adenauer Plans Move From Chancellor To President
Bonn Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer says West German policy will not change for years as he steps down from the chancellorship to seek the presidency. He argues the move will ensure policy continuity amid Berlin talks and Soviet concessions amid tension with Britain's Macmillan.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Berlin
Germay
Harold Macmullan
Five Day Weather Outlook From Associated Press
Temperatures will stay near normal with highs 58 to 63 and lows 39 to 44, except in the mountains. Cooler Thursday and Friday with gradual warming into the weekend. Rainfall expected about one inch on Thursday and early Friday. Werwspaprich C Hiyes
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Associated Press
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George EK. Snyder
Fire Menace
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Stalin
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JE. Mikoyan
Turkmenistan
Ash-' Ikabad
Thestreet
Europe
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Ussr
Patuxent Institution
Jessup
Txea
Sewer Authority
Council
Waterman
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