County to Approve Wolfsville Elementary School Project
County Commissioners plan to give the green light to a new Wolfsville elementary school while awaiting Governor McKeldin’s action on major education measures. Funds from state aid would cover Wolfsville and completion of Frederick junior high. other projects depend on bond issues and tax measures.
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Wolfsville
McKeldin
James A. Sensenbaugh
Delbert S. Null
Frederick
Walkersville
Liberty
Wollsville
Board of Education
Urbana
North
East Frederick
Thurmont
Brunswick
Elm Street
Parkway
Seasenbaugh
Jefferson
Jefferson School
Sensenbaugh
Sobles Plead Guilty in U. S. Defense Document Case
NEW YORK The pair, Mr and Mrs Jack Sobles, pleaded guilty to conspiring with Russia to obtain U S defense documents and material. They were arrested January 25 at their New York apartment and faced Federal Judge Richard Hi Levet. A separate count charged conspiring to transmit secret U S defense information to the Soviet Union and could carry the death penalty.
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New York S
Jack Soble
Russia
Sobles
FBI
New York
Richard Hi_ Levet
U.S
Soviet Union
Brunswick Sailor Is Acquitted
A Brunswick sailor Franklin D. Anderson was acquitted of second degree murder in Panama City Florida. He and another sailor had been jailed on the charge over the death of James W Veren a Panama City house painter. Bond was set at 7560 dollars each. The incident followed a jail-cell fight during drunken and disorderly confinement with Vernon who reportedly was not struck by Anderson. Mrs. Bessie Anderson says her son will return home for Easter.
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Brunswick
Panama City
Fla
Franklin D. Anderson
Bessie Anderson
Associated Press
Anderson
James W. ¥Erean
Florida
Verson
Vernon
The
Michael W_ Hoyt
Ballios
Bmrs
Anders
Frial
San Francisco Couples Swap Partners in Amicable Divorce
In San Francisco two couples from nearby Millvale exchanged partners after divorces in Reno. Martin Brooks 35, and Dr Frank E Schwartz 28, say their wives left to obtain divorces. Brooks and Jean Schwartz 33 remain in their homes with children while the men relocate. The four Brooks children are under 11 and the Schwartz children under 9. The plan avoids alimony or child support with property settlements. The couples will visit each other and explain to the kids, despite emotional strain.
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San Francisco
Alillorne
Martin Brooks
Arden
Frank E. Schwartz
Reno
Brooks
Jean Schwartz
Schwartz
Bert Brooks
Local frost escapes Frederick area early morning
Frederick area temperatures slipped to a 33 degree official minimum at the airport while 39 at Garmbrill State Park and Bruns wick felt milder air. Forecaster calls for a high in the fifties and a night low in the thirties with increasing clouds and light rain possible Friday then turning colder. Windstorm damage included broken plate glass at Wilard's garage and the Potomac Furniture Company in Brunswick.
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Frederick
Garmbrill State Park
Wilard
Potomac Furniture Company
Brunswick
Surrender ends long pursuit of apartment-case suspect
William I. Baker 48 of near Adamstown surrendered at a jail after a 13 state search for the murder of Robert R. Gaskins of Vienna Virginia. Gaskins was shot March 25 near Bakers property and died two days later. Authorities say Baker was visiting his parents at surrender time and will likely remain jailed pending grand jury action. The weapon remains unrecovered and an autopsy has not been received.
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William I. Baker
Adamstown
Pentagon
Fair Baker
Robert R. Gaskins
Vienna
Horace M. Alexander
Baker
Alexander
Gaskins
Leesburg
Sunnyside
G.kins
Brunswick Considers Peddler Licenses and Sewer Taps
At a brief Tuesday meeting Mayor James E. Cummings and the council authorized drafting ordinances to license peddlers at 59 per year and to charge 475 for new taps in developments to extend sewer lines. Town attorney T West Claggett Jr to prepare both, aiming to curb aggressive door to door peddling and fund sewer work near the West end and the new school.
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Council of
Brunswick
Frederick
T. West Claggett, Jr
Crops Escape Frost Damage Across Maryland Regions
Freezing temperatures touched parts of Maryland with lows around 32 to 38 degrees but crop and flower damage was minimal. Salisbury Towson and city barracks reported cold readings while most stations saw mid thirties. Expect showers in the mountains and Delaware Friday then cooler weekend with modest warm up Sunday. Steels forge ahead in a higher stock market early today.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Salisbury
Towson
Baltimore
Delaware
Steels
NEW York Steels
Tuberculosis Association Adopts Articles at Fort Detrick Meeting
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association holds a business session at Fort Detrick to approve articles of incorporation and elects a full slate of directors. Capt. John A. Rowe warns control requires citizen cooperation and notes rising cases among ages 15 to 24.
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John A. Rowe
Public Health Service
Fort Detrick
Angrest—Dincer
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Officers Club
Capt. Rowe
Joseph D. Baker
Byron D. Thompson
Thomas E
Lloyd Hoke
R. P. Blackmore
The
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Detrick
Chemical Corps Research and Development Command
Kent C. Nicodemus Jr
Byron W. Thompson
Jane D. McCarrell
Warren R. Evans
Thomas E. Williams
John M. Culler Sr
Charles E. Henson
Edward Hart Etchison
Gerald M. Shewbridge
R. Holmes Baker
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Edgar H. MicBride
James B. Thomas
A A. Pearce
Forbes H. Burgess
J. A. Williamson
Joan G. Ray Jr
Freda S. Doll
Grate 5
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Wiliam B. Matthews
Aatyland Association
I. B. Lyon
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Lyon
Edward M. Passano
State Association
Passano
A. G. Wedum
Fort Derrick
Andrew K. Coffman
Hayterstown Association
Sibyl H. Moon
Arundel County
Natural To Expect Clashes Of Opinion Eisenhower Says
President Eisenhower said it is natural for clashes of opinion to occur with Congress over the legislative program. He commented on British defence decisions and NATO impact, noting no personal health damage from criticism and praising Britain’s military review. A tar pot explosion burned a worker near Lawtonsville. hearings on Scranton area rackets begin next Tuesday.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Bisi
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
NATO
Ptteinboe
White House
Preston Sholtz
Dickerson
Lawtonsville
Sholtz
Montgomery County
Scranton
McClellan
Senate
Eisenhower Praises Britain's Courage As Budget Debate Intensifies
President Eisenhower praised Britain's courage and said the government must adapt the Constitution to industrial today conditions. He defended his 71.8 billion dollar budget as 18 percent of national income, noting cuts possible only by eliminating programs while opposing personal attacks from Goldwater and other GOP leaders. He stressed adherence to his proposals and the clash of ideas that shapes policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Great Britain
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Congress
Goldwater
GOP
Maryland post offices cut service under Summerfield order
Post offices across Maryland plan Thursday through weekend service cuts following Postmaster General Summerfield’s directive. Baltimore will lay off about 400 substitutes and close Saturday and Sunday, with Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick and Cambridge reducing window hours and Salisbury suspending Saturday service. Several towns report staff reductions and storage concerns while Salisbury keeps boxes available with machine stamps. Peronistas escape from jail in Buenos Aires adding to government embarrassment.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Arthur Summerfield
Bal Itimore
William F. Laukaitis
Cumberland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Summerfield
Thomas Cumisky
Thomas Simpson
James A Grove
Cambridge
J. Edward Walter
Salisbury
Five Day Forecast and Local Tragic Incident
The report notes milder temperatures and increasing cloudiness in Western Maryland with rain from Thursday night into Friday, followed by colder conditions. Weekend rain is likely with high temperatures in the low 60s and lows around the mid 40s. A separate obituary mentions one-year-old Samuel David Hott who died after choking on popcorn at his home in Romney, with details of timing and physician statements.
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Tre Associated Press
Maryland
Springfield
Samuel David Hott
Israel set for Passover recess as Ben-Gurion relaxes
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion, 70, begins a two week vacation during a easing mood in Israel ahead of Passover. Moshe Dayan also on annual leave, army granting holidays. no reservist call ups visible. Knesset to recess until May 20 amid Jordan crisis rumors and foreign reports of regional tension.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
TRS
Yeccerday
Jordan
Ben-Gurion
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Knesset
Araba Hairs
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Iraq
Paris
Two Councils Sponsor Open Meeting on School Construction
Frederick County P TA Council and Citizens Council for Public Schools sponsor an open meeting at Frederick High School next Tuesday at 7 45 p m to discuss the present status of the proposed school construction program in Frederick county. Council leaders will outline the five year plan valued at over 12 million dollars and explain projects including junior senior high schools at Liberty and Walkersville pending approval by the County Commissioners. Dr Leon Idoine will preside at the session open to all interested citizens.
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Frederick County
P-Ta Council
Citizens Council For Public Schools
Frederick High School
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Liberty
Walkersville
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D-Calif
Defense Wilson
Alamogordo
X.M
W.I. Baker
Pentagon Guard
James E. Cummings
Balthmore and Ohio Railroad
TB Assn
James W. Engle
Baker Park
Wweatherman
Carolyn Marte
Suzanne Shaffer
Lorraine Kavanagh
Pesan
NGG & Adi Amie
Macmillan
Bermuda
Beraida
James C. Hagerix
Peronistas
Buenos Aires
Pedro Ar Qamburu
P-Ta
John A. Derr
McCurdy Field
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