Salk Vaccine Expected To Arrive Today
Frederick County health officials announced the Salk polio vaccine will reach the county health department today for the first round of shots for about 3,000 first and second graders. Dr Forbes H Burgess urged parents to stay away from schools during inoculation to avoid confusion, noting ample volunteer help and no need for parental presence. The second shot is scheduled for May 10, three weeks after the first, with boosters possible by seven to ten months and local groups likely to administer boosters for indigent patients if needed.
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Frederick County Health Department
de Forbes H Burgess
Burgess
Figatth Department
National Polio Foundation
Health Department
Accident on Maryland U. 15 injures two. charges filed
An estimated 500.00 damage occurred Thursday morning on Maryland U. 15 two miles north of Lewistown when a northbound 1952 Oldsmobile driven by Lewis Aaron Arnold collided with a southbound 1948 Chevrolet driven by James Robert Thomas. Arnold was charged with improper passing by Trooper J. A. Tucker and will be tried in Thurmont on April 23.
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Maryland
U. 15
Lewistown
J. A. Tucker
Tucker
U.S. 15
Lewis Aaron Arnold
Ridge Road
West Spencerport
James Robert Thomas
Webb Street
Anderson
S. C
Oldsmobile
Arnold
Thomas
Thurmont
Auto Demolished As It Grashed Into Pole
Charles E Anglebower, 18 East South Street, badly damaged a 1939 Plymouth on Teen Barnes road near Peacar ille. State Trooper Robert D Kirov investigated. Anglebower failed to negotiate a curve and crashed head on the utility pole, snapping it off. He complained of chest pains but was not seriously injured and was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Charles E. Anglebower
East South Street
Plymouth
Barnes Road
Peacar Ile
Robert D. Kirov
Y Young
Unglebower
Liglehower
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bloodless Strike Ends for 52 Huntsville Convicts
In Huntsville Texas 52 convicts abandoned a nearly 30 hour bloodless strike after demanding three meals a day. They gave up 29 hours 44 minutes into the protest appearing sullen and thirsty yet returning to their cells quietly. A stolen car report also notes a green Plymouth suburban station wagon missing from 302 Willow Avenue. Police were alerted early today. A separate charge: Tark Eugene Heffner of Thurmont was cited for speeding after officers clocked over 29 mph.
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Huntsville
Tex
Plymouth
Dorothea Kehne
Arar Fer
Willow Axenuc Cils
Jass Repos
Eugene Heffner
RFD
Thurmont
King
Warren Declines 1956 Presidential Candidacy
Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren announced he will not run for president under any circumstances. The statement followed a poll showing him as a top Republican nominee option in 1956 if Eisenhower did not seek a second term. Warren, former California governor, previously ran as vice president with Dewey in 1948.
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Washington
Earl Warren
United States
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Warren
California
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Anglers Brace for Trout Opening in Frederick County
Hundreds of anglers braved drizzle as streams across Frederick County opened the trout season. Weather eased to pleasant 70s with remaining showers, stocking included 39,000 trout across streams such as Fishing Creek Big Hunting Creek Friends Creek and Little Hunting Creek. Fin clipped trout released in Big Hunting Creek under a research program prompt reporting to stations and a gag order on Big Humpy Creek fishing with flies only.
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Frederick County
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Middle Creek
Wolfsville
Robert Gruehn
Izaak Walton
Ldvu
Big Hunting Creek
Friends Creek
Little Hunting Creek
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Maryland
Foxville
Picnic Area
Benjamin F. Pheous
Thurmont Dam
Big Hummy Creek
Big Humne Creek
Hiroshima Girls To Get Free Plastic Surgery
Twenty two Hiroshima girls scarred by the atomic bombing were selected from 37 applicants to travel to the United States for free plastic surgery. The Atomic Patients Treatment Council of Hiroshima announced the group for treatment.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Tney
United States
Atomic Patients Treatment Council of
Two cousins convicted of arson in barn fire near Emmitsburg
Charles Bollinger and Paul Creager, both 15, were found guilty of arson in a December 18 barn fire that caused over 15000 in damage near Rocky Ridge. Circuit Court judges Schnauffer and Anderson sentenced them to up to four years in the State Reformatory for Males, with appeals filed and bond set at 5000 pending outcome.
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Emmitsburg
State Reformatory
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Thomas M. Anderson
Charles Henry Bollinger
Paul Edward Creager
Court of Appeals
Schnauffer
Bollinger
Department of Parole and Probation
Creager
Schnauffer Sant
Loti Unay
Franklin Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Valentine
Souths
Edwin F. Nikirk
Edward
Stolen Safe Recovered From Monocacy River Drift
A safe stolen from the West All Saints Elks Club April 7 was found battered near Reidh's Ford bridge on the Monocacy River. Deputies Haugh and Layman moved the safe to the riverbank. seized papers belonging to the Elks were recovered. Damages to the building ran about 250 dollars, with around 500 dollars taken from the safe. Investigation by Sgt Norman Dietz and Officer Ellis Carty continues.
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Colored Elks Club
West All Saints Street
Monocacy River
Reidh's Ford Bridge
Raymond Haugh
George Layman
Norman Dietz
Ellis Carty
Elks Organization
Elks Club
Godfrey Fires Six More From TV and Radio
New York CBS reports Arthur Godfrey terminated six performers from his TV and radio programs and dropped Mariners quartet singers Marion Marlowe and Ralelake from all Godfrey shows. The action, effective today, follows his earlier dismissal of Julius La Rosa in 1953. Also cut were three writers Charles Horner Preston H Miles and Charles Slocum. The Navy Air Force and Coast Guard discuss a single East Coast air sea rescue communications system. State's Attorney Barrick pursued the youths, bonds raised from 3000 to 5000 after sentencing.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Julius la Rosa
CBS
Godfrey
Mariners
Marion Marlowe
Ralelake
Charles Horner
Preston H. Miles
Charles Slocum
Glimpses of World Figures at All Saints Dinner
Ex-Chief of Army Chaplains Major General Luther Miller ret paces at All Saints Episcopal Church dinner in Buckerstown. He recalled meetings with George Marshall Douglas MacArthur Harry Truman Eisenhower Churchill and Pope Pius XII among others. New officers elected included Joseph M. Kline as president and Edward Helfenstein as treasurer.
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Brotherhood of All Saints Church
Clackett Nincesan Center
Buckerstown
Luther Miller
Army
Washington Cathedral
Res Luther Miller Jr
All Saints Episcopal Church
Miller
George Marshall
George
China
Douglas MacArthur
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Pius XX
Vatican
Inget Vanarden
Canterbury
United States
Great Britain
England
Saint Paul's
London
Elizabeth
Fie
Hasms
South Pacific
Conlain
Robert J. Goodlow
Fairview Avenue
The
Brotherhood
George B. Delaplaine
Charles Vic Mathias Jr
Nonungangramsmittee
Dent
Joseph M. Kline
Pyr Dent
Arthur Potts
Edward T Helfensteim
Maurice D. Ashbury
Housewife Must Blend Logic Shakespeare And Imagination
Towson Maryland article notes Phi Beta Kappa member Dean Elizabeth Geen urges homemakers to blend logic, Shakespeare and imagination to counter fragmentation between home and work. She says imagination unites family life with broader duties, while criticizing a segmented education system. Included is Mary Elizabeth Brinston Stone of Arnold named to Pro Herta Kappa at convocation.
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Towson. Md
Goucher College
MoThegal
Shakespeare
Leving
Dr. Geen
Dr.Geen
Mary Elizabeth Brinston Stone
Arnold, Mad
Parents Will Have To Pay For 3d Shot
Maryland first and second graders were to receive three free polio shots but the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis decided this spring only two would be provided. The booster seven months later would be paid by parents or possibly funded by county health departments in hardship cases. State officials were surprised but expect vaccine stock to arrive in Baltimore to begin vaccination.
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Maryland
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York
Jonas Salk
State Health Department
State Department of Health
Baltimore
Panty Raids Sweep University of Nebraska Campus
In Lincoln Nebraska a spring panty raid began as male students surged into a dormitory room scattering residents and pouring water. About 2000 students joined, loot was displayed, a bonfire formed, and firings tried to quell the flames repeatedly. Major Clark Jeary noted this recurring spring trouble with dogs tied up.
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iMal
Ine
University of Nebraska
Wearis
Walter
Clark Jeary
Five Day Forecast Shows Warmer Weekend and Cooler Midweek
Five day outlook calls for increasing cloudiness and warmth Sunday followed by milder conditions Monday or Tuesday. Cooler conditions return Wednesday with temperatures averaging above normal. Highs expected in the 60s to near 70s near coasts and mountains, 50s inland.
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Mila
Bar and Ocean
Defendant Is Given Verdict In Property Case
A directed verdict found McDonald Amberger of Rockville not guilty of property damage after defense argued the charge misdescribed the offense under Maryland law. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. granted the verdict, while other cases included Austin Rollins guilty of assault and battery and John R. Younkins sentencing, and Knoxville convicted of drunken and disorderly conduct with a suspended sentence.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Peoples Court
McDonald Amberger
Rockville
Umberger
Knott and Geisbert
Urbana
Edwin F. Nikirk
Maryland
Austin
Rollins
Robert Williams
House of Correction
Sheffield John R. Younkins
Knoxville
Frederick County
Sheffield
Millad G Outraw
North Market Street
Asian premiers converge in Rangoon for Bandung talks
In Rangoon Burmese capital premiers Nehru Nasser Chou En Lai and U Nu prepare pre conference talks ahead of the Bandung Asian Africa conference opening in Indonesia. They discuss peace issues Formosa tensions and future world affairs shaping the 29 nation summit.
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Se i Eel Smeet Nthe - A
Tn” Oat
Bandung I Indonesia
Backgrorm
Rangoon
Burma
Nehru
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
New Delhi
Chow En-Lai
China
U Nu
Bandimgz
Indonesia
Nasser
Einan Thardass
Hine
Bon Ween
Dis
Bandung
Chou
Asia
Red China
United States
Minster
Formosa
Peiping
Kimble Named Md SE Board Chairman Amid Shakeup
Governor McKeldin accepted Daniel E. Rhein’s resignation as chairman of the State Employment Security Board and appointed State Senator Robert B. Kimble of Allegany County to the post. Estes and Mahaney also resigned as part of a broader reshuffle amid an internal investigation into the board and department.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Daniel E. Riein
State Employment Security Board
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany County
Kimble
General Assembly
SES
John L Estes
Cumberland
Estes
William H. Mahaney
State Employment Securs Department
Mahaney
Department
Soviet Ask Withdrawal From Austria
Moscow and Vienna reach a Soviet Austrian pact calling for a speedy end to occupation and a full withdrawal by December. Austria will not join alliances, while reparations are set at 150 million dollars in Austrian goods. Russians to return German property and oil fields.
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Moscow
Julius Raab
M. Molotov
Austria
Danube Shipping Co
Molotov
Haab
Adolf Schaerf
Vienna
Raab
Schaerf
Leopold Figi
Tye
Matt Meen
A. I. Mikoyan
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Sir William Hayter
Prench
Jean le Roy
London
Vienne
Zisterdorf Oif Felds
Russia
Danube Steamship Co
Polio Board Rule Attacked by Richmond Official
Dr Edward M Holmes Jr Richmond city health chief denounces the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for scrapping the promised three shot polio plan, calling it reprehensible and arbitrary. The Foundation will offer two shots now and cannot provide the booster later, sparking vaccine timing concerns. Former President Truman returns to Washington predicting a Democratic win and backs Adlai Stevenson as nominee.
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Richmond
Edward M. Holmes Jr
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Holmes
Foundation
Truman
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
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Ations
Samuel W. Barrick
Army Chaplains
National Foundation
Lincoln
Berlin
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West Berley
Denver
Colorado
Willard F. Tabby
Atomic Energy Commission
MD. SE
Polio Board
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