Seven County Tax Sales Sell Seven Properties Today
Seven county properties attracted limited bidding at the annual county tax sales in the Court House. One tract of 3 acres on Mountain road in Haters district sold for 1110 to Mr and Mrs Joseph W Fry. Other sales included Archivaire of Thurmont land to John L Baumgardner for Thurmont Cooperative, and five properties bought by Arthur F Horning. Original owners have one year to redeem with taxes and costs. foreclosure windows open if not redeemed.
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Court House
Mountain Road
Haters
Lewis Courtney Harbaugh
Joseph W. Fry
Thurmont
John L. Baumgardner
Thurmont Cooperative, Inc
Arthur F. Horning
Paul M
Mary C. Barnes
Clay Street
Point of Rocks
Paul L. Ramsburg
Patrick Street
Glenn Trout
Amos A. Tinler
James H. Falk
Falk
Harbaugh
Wills Probate and Administrations Granted in Orphans Court
Several wills were probated and letters of administration granted in Orphans Court today. Wills note bequests to children with executors named, dates from 1950s to 1855, witnessed by various individuals. Administrators appointed for estates with assets and heirs identified. contracts awarded for camp swimming facilities.
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Mia WV
Grossnickle
Maorsville
Nellie Crook
Harold Grossnickle
Joseph M. Grosstuckle
Holden S. Felton
Edith £. Wickham
Emma E. Horine
Calvin Lidie Sr
Madar Roth
Cutlen
Ve Ware
Totaua Roth
City Traffic For Weekend Sets Record In Frederick
A record Easter weekend traffic surge in Frederick led to only minor accidents. Police reported all leaves cancelled, officers recalled Sunday night, and signals briefly off on major one way streets. Dennis Whittington, 8, was hurt on East Sixth Street but not hospitalized. Two-car crash on West Patrick damaged vehicles. no charges in the first incident. A pickup and sedan collision on South Market caused about 50 dollars damage. new charges issued. Warm weather spurred heavy travel. temps near 82 at state police barracks. No mountain fires reported. field fires noted but limited.
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Frederick
Oneway
Dennis Whittington
East Sixth Street
Middle Alley
William Boone
Jack W. Droneburg
Madison Street
Droneburg
West Patrick Street
Denver Shook
Morris T. Collins
Mary Street
Patvick
Noah L. Schaeffer
Westminster
Schaeffer
Collins
Phare
Con Mina Callicenn
South Market Street
Patrick Street
Thomas E Marding
RFD
Adamstown
James D. McGinley
Florida
South Market
Sergi Shook
Weather Bureau
Fire Damages William Layman Residence on North Bewiy Street
A child playing with a cigarette lighter started a fire at the William Layman home 427 North Bewiy Street this month. Damage is estimated at 2300 dollars. Four Frederick fire companies responded at 9:25 am, extinguishing flames with substantial water damage throughout the frame structure. One second floor room was gutted and a clothes closet burned. Firefighters noted painters were finishing work when the blaze began, and they helped several children down the rear stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Layman
North Bewiy Street
Frederick
Mild Weather Across Northern U S Persists
Mild weather dominated the northern half of the United States with fair skies east of the Rockies and into New England and the Middle Atlantic states. Cloudy areas and rain belts were shifting north from the Gulf into the middle Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys while another band extended from the northern Rockies into the Great Basin. Corsi rejects offer from the State Department immigration specialist Edward Cort was reported as having been offered a new post but declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Imfaa
Othe Takatas
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Gulf States
Middle
Mississippi
Ohio Valleys
Great Basin
Corsi
Washington
Edward
Cort
Hon
State Department
Secretary of State
Dulies
Salk Vaccine Secret To Be Announced Soon
In Ann Arbor Michigan Dr Thomas Francis Jr of the University of Michigan holds the key to the polio vaccine's effectiveness from last year's tests. He will reveal findings Tuesday morning at a 400 scientist meeting after sampling results but will not disclose them to Dr Jonas Salk or Basil OConnor before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Thomas Francis
Jonas &. Salk
Pittsburgh
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantle Paralysis
Conference Factor In Red Decision
Washington reports the African Asian conference starting next week may influence Communist China's decision to attack in the Formosa area. US officials say China will likely delay any move on Matsu or Quemoy until Bandung talks. Eisenhower orders forces to stay out of initial actions unless fired upon. Secretary Stevens warns no immediate Formosa offensive. Bandung diplomacy is seen as pivotal for nationalists and Beijing maneuvering.
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Washington
China
Formosa
Matsu
Quemoy
Bandung
Indonesia
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Stevens
Far East
Formosa Strait
2000th Heifer To Be Shipped From New Windsor
Miss Charity the 2000th Holstein heifer selected for West Germany sails from New York to aid refugee farmers behind the Iron Curtain. The shipment, part of Heifer Project Inc. aid to Europe, includes 70 related cattle and is supported by the Rotary Club of McPherson Kansas. Dell of McPherson College serves as caretaker aboard the S S American Importer.
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New Windsor
Mis
Miss Charity
New Friends
United States
Europe
New York
West Germany
Heifer Project Inc
Tip Curtain
Rotary Club of
McPherson
Kan
M. Dell
McPherson Callege
Dell
Hever Project Inc
Inthide
Greece
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Fire damages home south of Emmitsburg caused by faulty flue
A frame residence located three miles south of Emmitsburg on Hermler Road suffered about 1000 in damage when a wall began to burn during breakfast. The Emmitsburg Fire Company responded at about 515 am and used booster streams to control the blaze. Black topping work on West South Street commenced, with one section already completed and traffic maintained during operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hemler
Emmmitsburg
Emmitsburg
Bizler Company
South Street
Boenty Street
Raab Flies To Moscow For Talks
Austrian Chancellor Raab arrived at Moscow’s central military airport for talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov on speeding up the Austrian independence treaty. Molotov and Gromyko welcomed him as US Ambassador Bohlen attended. Raab noted it had been ten years since Soviet troops left Austria.
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Moscow
Julus Raab
Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
Charles Bohlen
Raab
Minnister
Supreme Soviet
Austria
Germany
Hitler
Adolf Lehnert
Leopold Figi
Brugo Kreisky
Transients Sentenced in County Jail for Intoxication
Two defendants found guilty on intoxication charges by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr in Peaches Court. Walter Pavlock, a transient, received a 1980 day jail term after becoming abusive in a ward and smashing a chair. Ralph A. Sauble, in a separate incident on US 15, was fined $150 for intoxication and $50 for reckless driving with no jail time following conflicting testimony on intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Peaches Court
Walter Pavlock
Monteque
Roger H. Geishert
Geishert
Pavlack
Neaf
Frederick
Las
Tns
Ralph A. Ba Hte
State Tropez Pani Airline
de. Tonnam
US. 15
Kime
Sawble
Edwin F. Stkirk
Sauhie
Imeruie Fies
Sauble
Sheffield
Court seeks reinstate indictment in Lattimore case
The government asks the U S Court of Appeals to reinstate an indictment accusing Owen Lattimore of perjury by denying he was a follower or promoter of Red interests. The appeal challenges Judge Luther Youngdahl who voided counts as vague. Five counts remain. two were reinstated, the key one upheld by the appellate court despite criticism of the word sympathizer. Lattimore, a Far East specialist, has been on leave from Johns Hopkins University amid the decades long dispute.
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Wasnington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Owen Lattimore
U.S
Luther W.youngdahl
Leo A. Rover
Youngdahl
Rover
Vyounsdahl
Ais
Lattimore
State Department
Lattemore
Court of Appeals
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Laltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Rev F B Hargadon Rites Planned in Pa and Md
Funeral services for Rev Francis B Hargadon 80 prominent educator missionary and retreat master who died yesterday will be held Wednesday at St Ignatius Novitiate in Wernersville Pa He had long served Annapolis Md area conducting weekend Catholic retreats for the Archdiocese of Baltimore and area parishes He studied at Loyola Blakefield Losala High School and college entered the Society of Jesus in Frederick Md in 1892 and was ordained at Woodstock College in June He taught at Georgetown Holy Cross College Saint Anselm Prep Philadelphia and Loyola Baltimore
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Anrapolis
Mdint
Francis B. Hargadon
St Tsase Jogues Novitiate
Wernersville
Father Hargadon
St Joseph’s Hospital
Reading
Hargadon
Manresa-on-Severn
Annapolis
Metropolian Opera Starts Spring Tour With 18-Car Caravan
The Metropolian Opera Company embarks on its annual spring tour with an 18 car train carrying cast, scenery, costumes, musical instruments and lighting equipment. The troupe will travel miles over weeks to cities in the United States and Canada, beginning tonight in Cleveland with a week’s run of Carmen. In Sag inaw Michigan authorities report the bodies of Charles Schram and his sister Georgeanna found after a two week search following the children’s disappearance on Feb 24 on a frozen riverbank behind their home.
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AEW York
Detpapole Tan Opera Company
Hich
Tom Miles
United States
Canada
Cleveland
Carmen
Saginaw
Charles Schram
Georgeanna
Sesterday
Wingless Plane Flown By Leaning Way You Want To Go
Test pilot Phil A Johnston demonstrates a wingless flying platform developed by Hiller at Palto Alto for the Office of Naval Research. The craft rises on downward thrust from six fans and is steered by leaning. Current flights hover about eight feet. durability and safety raise questions for future naval use.
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Phil Johnston
Palo Alto
Calif
Office of Naval Research
Phil A. Johnston
Hiller Wellcamlers
Palto Alto
Johnston
Hiller
Air Dtat
Navy
Homes Topple As Philippine Quakes Hit Mindanao
Widespread quakes collapsed homes and damaged highways in Mindanao amid a new series of tremors in the southern Philippines. An undetermined number of prisoners were reported injured in the Darao area as authorities noted a hardwide fissure along the Marantau district. No deaths were immediately confirmed though earlier quakes had killed hundreds and left thousands homeless.
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Manila
Philippines
WU Cam McAell
Mirdanao
Philippine News Service
PNS
Lake Lanao
Mindanao
Easter Monday Egg Rolling At White House
President Eisenhower opened the White House grounds for the Easter Monday egg rolling drawing thousands of children. He planned to greet guests in the morning and attend Griffith Stadium to open the baseball season in the afternoon.
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White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Griffith Stadium
90 Register For Little League Play
Little League registration at Frederick High School gym draws under 100 youths with 99 total. Many boys may be delayed by Easter weekend and travel. Separate tryouts planned for American and National divisions through late April and early May at Staley Park and Frederick High School, with two of three sessions needed for eligibility. National season opens May 18, American May 23.
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Little
Frederick High School
Patel
Staley Park
Motter Avenue
Mendas
At & Pom
Aimenian Batsion Uxouts
Werkouts
Ammericai Mavisinn
Supreme Court Hears Ideas to End Segregation
The Supreme Court opens hearings on methods to end public school segregation after ruling it unconstitutional. Justices weigh immediate admission versus gradual change, with questions on enforcement, standards, and who should oversee decrees affecting Virginia, South Carolina, Kansas, Delaware and the District of Columbia.
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Washington Ww
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Kansas
Delaware
District of Columbia
South
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Warren
Eisenhower
Gen
Brownell
Florida
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Maryland
Texas
Justice Department
Simon Sobeloil
Ike to Visit Augusta for Work and Vacation
President Eisenhower travels by plane to Augusta Georgia for a work vacation with a layover in Charleston South Carolina where Gen Mark W Clark will greet him. He will receive an honorary doctor of laws at The Citadel in an outdoor ceremony and review the cadets before a talk and reception. He plans to stay in Augusta until April 20 after the Masters visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
Charleston
S. C
Mark W. Clark
Citadel Military School
South Carolina
Citadel
Corps of Cadets
Clark
Wounded Man Treated After Saturday Brawl
Eugene Henderson was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday morning for a laceration to the left upper arm after a brawl Saturday night. He was released and police say he was reportedly stabbed but declined to file a warrant against his attacker.
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Trealld
Eugene Henderson
Kimehart
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Henderson
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Harold J. Harris
Greenfield
Urbana
East End
New Market
Frank Sewell
Petersville
Martha G. Chambers
Warner and Son
Warnes
Camp Mirt Rass Cann
F. B. Hargadon
Metropolian Opera
Baltimore
McKel+din
Michael Paul Smith
Baltimore County
Third Judicial Circuit
Ike
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