Boy Scout Election Set For April 18
The Francis Scott Key District National Capital Area Council Boy Scouts of America will hold its annual business meeting on April 18 at 7 30 pm at the Southern Restaurant. Elections for district chairman vice chairmen and members at large for 1960 1961 will occur, with the nominating committee lead by F Russell Young Charles R Bald win and Grayson B Haller Jr. Paul L Cox of Anacostia District is principal speaker born in Richmond Indiana with an Indiana University LLB. He has served in multiple scouting roles in Troop 66 Pack 86 Anacostia District and as exposition and circus ticket sales chairman. A noted Washington lawyer and public speaker Cox belongs to the Methodist church Avondale Citizens Association Mt Rainier Junior High School PTA and is married to Ardell with three children Robert 17 an Eagle Scout and twins Susan and Sharon 14. He is a Silver Beaver recipient.
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Francis Scott Key
National Capital Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Southern
Council
F. Russell Young
Charles R. Baldwin
Grayson B. Haller Jr
Paul L. Cox
Anacostia District
Richmond
Ind
Indiana University
Bloomington
Cox
Anacostia
Washington
Methodist Church
Avondale
Weather Satellite Reveals Giant Pacific Cyclone
Washington AP The largest cyclonic cloud system ever observed spans about 2000 miles across the central Pacific. Tiros I films from Hawaii show the 11 day enduring whirlpool between Hawaii and the equator. NASA’s William Stroud calls it unprecedented in scale and circulatory pattern, far larger than any ground sighting could reveal. Communion Service Set for Church of the Brethren with Dr Warren Groff of Chicago delivering message Thursday at 7 30 p m as the pre Easter series continues.
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Washington
Central Pacific
Tiros I
Hawaii
Equator
William Stroud
Tiros
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Church of the Brethren
Warren Groff
Chicago
Baltimore Attorney General Shifts State Ober Law Unit
Atty. Gen. C. Ferdinand Sybert announced the release of his special assistant for enforcing the Ober subversive law and one of two investigators. Former State Sen. Leroy W. Preston resigned for economy reasons and will focus on private practice. The Ober Law office will move to downtown and operate with a reduced staff and budget, while Frederick County NAACP holds its monthly meeting at Asbury Methodist Church.
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Baltimore
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Sybert
Leroy W. Preston
Preston
Baltimore City
Ober Law Office
State Office
Baltimore Business District
Zonta Club Honors Miss Ott at Founders Day Dinner
The Zonta Club of Frederick honored Miss Hal Lee Ott at Founders Day dinner in the Fran cis Scott Key Hotel Wedgwood Room. Ott, former club president, will leave Frederick with sister Mary C. Ott in May. gifts included a transistor radio and corsages.
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Ott
Zonta Club
Frederick
Wedgwood
Franciss Scott Key
Hal Lee Ott
Elizabeth Schroeder
Nan K. Roderick
Helen L. Smith
Mary C. Ott
Washington
Hal
Frederick County
Grace Stickel
Dorothy R. Carty
State Department says China interferes in Japan affairs
The State Department accused Communist China of meddling in Japan's internal affairs with Soviet aid. Press officer Lincoln White said the interference is aimed at shaping events in Japan.
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Washington
State Department
China
Japan
Soviet Union
Lincoln White
Unclear Ostrich of Ratification and Post Fire Comment
Fragmentary notes discuss ratification and Soviet interference fears in Japan. A separate street remark recalls Peter Schinas reopening Maple Leaf Restaurant after a fire with a customer praising him over the previous operator.
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Lockport
Peter Schinas
Maple Leaf
Land Bill Passed By Senate
The Senate approved a bill allowing the Interior Department to acquire up to 600 acres of the Antietam National Battlefield in Maryland and authorize another 1,017 acres for return to current owners with protections against commercial encroachment. The Civil War clash is noted as a turning point with heavy losses. The government has 183 acres already acquired via donations. Delays could raise costs and harm historic value.
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Washington
Senate
Interior Department
Antietam National Battlefield
Maryland
Départment
Antietam
Clinton man held for forgery faces further charges
Stanley M. Phelps, 31, of Clinton Maryland, was turned over to Frederick County Sheriff by a Virginia state farm near Richmond after serving two years on an $88.63 forged check case. Trial date not yet set. He is also wanted in Washington County on a forgery charge.
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Clinton, Md
Frederick County
Goodland County State Farm
Richmond
Stanley M. Phelps
Route 2
Clinton
Phelps
Washington County
Baltimore Mayor to propose city contract hiring ban on discrimination
Baltimore Mayor J Harold Grady said he will propose a ban on racial discrimination in hiring under city contracts. The proposal to the Board of Estimates would cover discrimination based on race religion national origin or ancestry.
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Baltimore
J. Harold Grady
Grady
Board of Estimates
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