Maryland roadside park system opening plans announced
Maj G T Marts USAF and Col Paul G Nevitt select the site with a pond committee including Raymond King William H Purdum and Henry Hough. Special guests from Montgomery Countians include Miss Emma T Strider donor of 275 acres for a conservation area and Hugh Beshers and Marshall B Dierssen who gave 50 and 40 acres for waterfowl sanctuaries. General committee met in Frederick to coordinate the inaugural and engage the Maryland Council Chambers of Commerce led by president George C Slagle.
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USAF
Henry Hough
Montgomery County
Paul G. Nevitt
Raymond King
William H. Purdum
Montgomery
Maryland
Frederick
Maryland Council Chambers of Commerce
George C. Slagle
Clarksburg to Dedicate State Roadside Picnic Park May 10
Maryland officials plan a model roadside picnic pond at King’s Park near Clarksburg for a May 10 inaugural event. Gov. McKeldin will attend along with U S Sen John Marshall Butler and Rep J Glent Beall. The project includes a fishing pond stocked with bass and bluegills, picnic tables, open fireplaces, and tree lined perimeters on three acres donated by Raymond King.
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Clarksburg
Theodore RB McKeldin
State Roads Commission
Department of Forest and Parks
King's Park
Route 121
U. S. 240
Inland Fish and Game Commission
King’s Park
Clark
Clark's
Gov. McKeldin
U. S
John Marshall Butter
J. Glent Beall
Russell H. McCain
Maryland State Roads Commission
Ernest Vaughn
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Albert Day
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Edward Davis
State Soil Conservation Service
Brooke Johr
Cckville
Eisenhower letter silence fuels resignation speculation
Washington reports no letter of resignation sighted from Gen Dwight D Eisenhower. Paris officers hint he asked relief as Supreme Allied Commander Europe, though no official comment. Sources say letter possibly sent to Secretary Lovett for White House delivery. White House and Pentagon deny receipt.
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White House
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paris
Eisenhower
Europe
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Lovett
Joseph Short
Truman
250000 Chinese Reds Poised to Strike Indochina
William C Bullitt told a Senate committee that Chinese Communists under Stalin control have 250000 men ready to strike at Indochina. If they cross the border as volunteers the French and Allied forces in Indochina could be wiped out, opening the way to a Communist conquest of Siam Malaya Burma and Indonesia. He urged faster aid to Formosa and opposed American ground troops. The same report notes a parking ban on Ice street east side between West All Saints and West South streets due to a new one way street program.
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Senate
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Malaya
Burma
Indonesia
Soviet Union
Formosa
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United States
Far East
Ice’ Street
West All Saints Street
West South Street
Rebuilding Terp Line Task Under Maryland Coach Tatum
College Park April 8. Maryland coach Jim Tatum aims to rebuild an improved offensive line, calling line play the backbone of a football team. He notes the loss of first string guards Slackle and end and the need to replace All-America guard Bob Ward, tackle Joe Moss, and end Paul Lindsay, while stressing the line must be tested to the limit to gain consistent five and six yard gains.
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Jim Tatum
University of Maryland
Tatum
Modzelewski
Maryland
Bob Ward
Pete Ladygo
Joe Moss
Paul Lindsay
Tatums
Maryland blanked Tennessee in Sugar Bowl comeback scene
Maryland coach Tatum hails first undefeated season after a 28 1 1 win over No 1 Tennessee who led 21 0 and a spring practice slate reveals 57 linemen from 92 candidates and a deep backfield featuring Scarbath Faloney Beightol De Stefano Fullerton and a split T system. Buckeystown baseball club to meet Thursday in Huckeystown store.
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Tennessee
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Maryland
Dick Modzelewski
Modzelewski
Jack Scarbath
Bernie Faloney
Lynn Beightol
Bob de Stefano
Ed Fullerton
Pittsburgh
Luckeystown
Buckeystown Baseball Club
Tri-County League
George Trout
Huckeystown
Ankle in cast ends Monte Irvin’s season start
Monte Irvin of the New York Giants, 33, heads home from Denver with a fractured right ankle in a heavy cast after injuring himself sliding into third base against the Cleveland Indians. The injury compounds the Giants’ woes, leaving Eddie Stanky’s absence felt as he manages the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Orange
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United Air Lines
Cleveland Indians
Giants
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie Mays May Lose Young Centerfielder to Army
May lose their young centerfielder Willie Mays to the Army. Big Monte thinks he may be out of action no longer than 10 weeks, but other baseball authorities doubt he can return that soon. Among Israel's experts are marble citrus fruits and cut and polished diamonds.
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Big Monte
Israel
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