Moving Of Offices Begins Soon At Court House
Changes affecting the Board of County Commissioners and the County Treasurer offices are underway with the treasurer moving to new quarters in the old Clerk of the Court building after May 1. Plans include a reception desk at the lobby, private commissioner desks, a hearing room, and reassignment of assessment records to be near the treasurer.
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Court House
Board of County Commissioners
James H. Falk
Commissioners
Commissioners' Office
Petit Jury
County Planning Commission
George D. Stupp
Planning Commission
County Roads Board
Allegations Denied By Lot Sellers In Equity Court
The Goukers suit seeks rescission and refund after buying a lot near Frederick. Rudy and Rudy deny false claims and say the buyers inspected the lot and agreed to purchase, noting partial payment made and a $90 balance due. Health officer statements and square footage disputes are contested.
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Frederick
Equity Court
George F. Gouker
Equity
Paul
Rudy
Forbes H. Burgess
Maryland Board of Health
Goukers
Black Magic Death Rites Leave Youth In Iron Lung
A 19 year old Charlie Lya of Wulumu is in an iron lung at Darwin Hospital after being subjected to a singing death rite at Yirrkalla Mission in Arnhem Land. Doctors call the case fantastic and uncertain whether poisoning or fear causes the breathing failure. Authorities seek to curb such rites as tribal executions continue in some communities.
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Darwin
Australia
Charlie Lya Wulumu
Charlie
Darwin Hospital
Yirrkalla Methodist Mission
Arnhem Land
TB And PHA Annual Meets Next Tuesday
The Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday evening at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Dr. Stanley H. Macht of Washington County Hospital will speak on Hospital Admission X Rays and their role in early disease detection and patient care across Maryland communities.
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Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Stanley H. Macht
Department of Radiology
Washington County Hospital
Haggerstown
Macht
University of Virginia
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
American Roentgen Ray Society
Washington County Medical Society
Philadelphia Roentgen Ray Society
Medical and Chirurgical Facilty of
Maryland
Five Day Weather Outlook for Maryland and Delaware
Five day forecast for Maryland and Delaware notes partly cloudy cool conditions Wednesday and milder Thursday with warmer weekend. Showers expected later in the week and temperatures about 2 to 5 degrees below normal. Precipitation around 0.44 inches with highs from near 60 in western Maryland to mid 60s elsewhere.
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Maryland
Delaware
Marquiyce
Nowiu
Tola
Jarern
del Joi
Exchange On Red Activity Is Proposed
Brownell urged a Western hemispheric information exchange to thwart Soviet influence in Latin America. He cited Soviet control of 13 major international front groups and clandestine spy rings operating from Soviet embassies. Defense requires counter espionage training and close intergovernmental cooperation.
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Dallas
Brownell
Inter-American Bar Assn
Latin America
Canada
Australia
Iran
International Communist Party
Communist
Party of the
Soviet Union
Juvenile Court Set Hearings On Multiple Cases
Judge Patrick M. Schnanffer schedules Monday hearings at 11 a.m. for several juvenile matters. An 11-year-old near Emmitsburg seeks waiver of jurisdiction after alleged stove poker attack on his grandmother. A 16-year-old Brunswick boy faces a property destruction case with four adults. Three Frederick children age 5, 9 and 11 are alleged neglected, with questions about Social Security funds and parental care. A 13-year-old previously adjudged delinquent for school nonattendance remains under court custody.
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William C. Roderick
Roderick
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Frederick
Patrick M. Schnanffer
Runaway Toddlers Flew Soon To Shreveport
Houston police report nine year old Danny McElwee and his one year old brother Victor fled their home with intent to travel. A bus station clerk grew suspicious as they attempted to purchase tickets to Shreveport prompting police intervention. Their parents were identified as Mr and Mrs Henry G Me Elwanunaestated.
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Houston
Tex
Danny McElwee
Victor
Shreveport
Henry G. Me
Elwan
Temperatures Dip Again Into Thirties
Temperatures fell to the thirties overnight with more cold winds hindering early spring warmth. The forecast calls for similar cold tonight, delaying peach blossoms which are far behind schedule with only a few blooms visible. Minimum 36 at the airport. highs under 62 expected today. snow flurries possible in Garrett tonight.
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Garrett County
Hammarskjold Seeks Ceasefire Assurance In Israeli Talks
U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Tel Aviv to press Israel and Egypt for a durable ceasefire in the Palestine area. He held talks in Beirut with Lebanese leaders and previously met Egyptian Premier Nasser to secure pledges to refrain from hostilities except in self defense. An Israeli border clash near Ramleh heightened tensions as Egypt accused Israel of Gaza frontier violations.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
IB — Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Palestine
Egypt
Suez Canal
Beirut
Jordan
Ramleh
Gaza Strip
Hammarskjeld
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.N
David Ben-Gurion
Cool spell hits opening of major league season
A mid April cool spell stretched from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast as temperatures fell to freezing and below in northern border states. Readings were 15 to 20 degrees lower than yesterday morning with cloudy windy conditions expected for eight Midwest and Eastern openers. Showers appeared in New York Cincinnati Chicago and Brooklyn while Detroit faced snow flurries.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Atlantic
Appalachians
Midwest
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Detroit
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
New England
Fancy Pants Chorus Threatens Strike Over Shortage
YORK England chorus girls in the touring revue Fancy Pants threaten a walkout over a shortage of what the show calls fancy pants. Manager Eric Williams says audiences won’t come to the theater unless they get a show, and warns the girls must satisfy modern demand or the tour will close. In Washington a federal jury weighs perjury charges against Aldo L Icardi as the defense recounts Maj William V Holohan’s wartime tale from Italy on December 6 1944.
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Army
Aldo Lorenzo Icardi
Pittsburgh
Edward B. Williams
U.S. District Court
Washington
Icardi
Special House
Armed Services Subcommittee
William V. Holohan
York
England
Eric Williams
Williams
FURY
Aldo L. Icardi
Maj
Italy
Soviet View Is Welcomed By Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles welcomed any Soviet support for United Nations peacemaking in the Middle East while noting he had not seen the full statement. He tied the move to Eisenhower’s April 9 call and urged careful reading of Soviet pronouncements. He outlined plans for foreign aid review and discussed German unification, Cyprus and Security Council session locations.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
United Nations
Middle East
U.N
Eisenhower
George ‘D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Geneva
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Cyprus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United Nations Security Council
Council
Rome
New York
Dag Hammarskjeld
Israel
Augusta
U. N
Russia
Hammarskjold
Government studies allege state uses church in Russia
A government‑released report says Soviet policy aims to make the church serve the state. It notes visits by U S Protestant leaders to Moscow and questions renewed religious instruction despite laws prohibiting it on the statute books. The study lists many churches and faiths across Russia, and asserts atheism remains a fundamental communist tenet.
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Washington
Russia
U. S
Moscow
Mostem
Cominform Dissolved In Vienna Disclosure
MTI reports the dissolution of the Cominform, the Soviet era European agency, effective immediately. Founding members included the Communist parties of Poland Hungary Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria France Italy Yugoslavia, with Tito’s expulsion amid past tensions and the agency largely inactive.
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Vienna
Austria
Cominform
Communist Information Bureau
Moscow
International Agency For Europe
MTI
IU. Ss.r
Yugoslavia
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
France
Italy
Joseph Stalin
Marshal Tito
Bucharest
Comintern
Stalin
Soviet Communist Party
Tito
Associated Press
Szabad Nep
Communist Party
Plot to Kill Mendes France Arrests in Rabat
In Rabat two Frenchmen were arrested on charges of attempting to murder former Premier Pierre Mendes France. A guard at the French residency was wounded as the assailants climbed into the residence. a second man fled but was seized later in a Rabat bar. Mendes France had left for Paris and is a state minister in Premier Mollet’s cabinet.
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Rabat
Morocco
Raymond Bentran
Port Lyautey
Louis Feroun
Mendes-France
Paris
Guy Mollet
Casablanca
North Africa
Tunisia
Bidders Seek Westbrown Headquarters Building Bid
Eleven prospective bidders are listed for the Westbrown headquarters building of the Atomic Energy Commission to be built at Germantown in Montgomery County. The Division of Construction and Supply of the AEC is receiving bids on the structure until May 3 at 2 p.m.
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Westbrown
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Montgomery
Division of Construction and Supply
AEC
Soviet Union offers to help broker Middle East peace
Moscow calls on Israel and Arab states to settle disputes on a mutually acceptable basis and to refrain from border incidents. The Foreign Ministry statement ahead of Bulganin and Khrushchev talks in London signals Soviet desire to participate in Middle East diplomacy and support UN peace efforts. In a hastily called briefing, the USSR offers to work with other governments for a peaceful Palestine settlement while urging restraint by all sides.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Israel
Foreign Ministry
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
England
Russia
Middle East
United Nations
Palestine
Britain
Eden
London
V. M. Molotov
Anastas Mikoyan
Missile With Man In It Goes Over 1,000 Miles Per Hour
The Lockheed F104A Starfighter, described as a missile with a man inside, flew over 1,000 miles per hour before a large audience in Palmdale California. Test pilots Herman R Salmon and Tony LeVier highlighted its speed and climb rate while noting secret official speed figures.
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Palmdale
Calif
Nathan F. Twining
Air
FIA
General Electric
FSC
Herman R. (Fish) Salmon
A.W
Tony) LeVier
Lockheed
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
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U Tex
Raymond Waller
National Muscular Dystrophy Research Foundation
Louise Waller
Port Arthur
Tehran
Baghdad Pact Council
Iraq
Pakistan
Turkey
Say
Harold Macmillan
Wulumu
PHA
Baltimore
John H.meckling
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