Maryland Bankers to Meet for 300 Attend Dinner
More than 300 bankers from Frederick Carroll Howard Montgomery and Washington counties attend a dinner at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. J Robert Sherwood of Hyattsville chairs the meeting with Shelby B Smith of the U S Information Agency as guest speaker on Eisenhower goodwill tour.
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Maryland Bankers Association
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
J. Robert Sherwood
Suburban Trust Company of
Hyattsville
Shelby B. Smith
U. S. Information Agency
Eisenhower
Smith
Nevin S. Baker
Baker
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Bankers
C. M. Potterfield
Chaiman
Potterfield
Second National Bank
Hagerstown
William Bowie
Bowie
Suburban Trust Company
Eisenhower Creates Special Disarmament Organization
The Eisenhower administration will form a dedicated disarmament unit to coordinate talks with the Soviet Union. The staff, led by a high ranking civilian chief, will reside in the State Department and report to the president’s foreign policy team.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Kennedy
D-Mass
U.S
Kennedy
Wisconsin
State Department
Dodge to Produce New Compact Car for 1961 Models
Detroit AP reports Chrysler president L L Tex Colbert announced to stockholders that Dodge will introduce a new compact car with its 1961 models. This marks the first official confirmation of a Dodge compact joining new offerings from Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac.
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DODGE
Detroit
L. L
Tex Colbert
Chrysler Corp
Buick
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Louisiana and New Jersey primary results point to shifts
The Associated Press reports Louisiana voters may signal two trends as they elect a governor with Davis facing Grevemberg and Courtney, while New Jersey voters choose nominees for the U S Senate with Case defending his seat against Morris in a contest seen as a liberal conservative fight.
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Louisiana
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
West Virginia
Wheeling
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Ear K. Long
Jimmie Davs
Davis
Francis Grevemberg
Kent Courtney
Long
New Orleans
deLesseps S. Morrsson
Deep South
Clifford P. ‘Case
Robert Morris
Senate
Internal Securities Subcommittee
Case
Morris
Navy Man Hurt In Route 40 Auto Crash Near Mt Airy
A Navy Enlisted man from Philadelphia was badly injured when his 1955 Buick rammed the rear of a GMC tractor-trailer on Route 40 about one mile east of Mount Airy at 1:35 am. Wallace W. Pomeroy, 35, of Darby Pa, suffered a scalp wound a probable dislocated hip and multiple abrasions. Edward L. Hammond driver of the tractor-trailer was not hurt. Pomeroy was taken to Frederck Memorial Hospital then transferred to Bethesda service hospital. No charges filed.
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Petty Oifier
US. Navy
Mt. Airy
Wallace Wilson Pomeroy
Darby
Edward Leroy Hammond
RFD 2
Bridgeville
Del
Pomeroy
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
But Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Service Hospital
Bethesda
US Navy Exchange
Philadelphia
Robert T. Storer
Farmers Catch Up On Field Work In Mid Atlantic States
Maryland and Delaware farmers raced to resume field work after weather delays. Only about 35 percent of corn land was plowed, and potato planting in Kent County was partly done. Tobacco beds emerged and oats were half planted as winter grains grew well. Soil moisture was adequate overall, with wet spots near the bay. Garrett County lagged due to bad weather. Green peas for canning moved rapidly in north central Maryland while Delmarva plants neared completion. Temperatures fell to 29 in Hancock damaging few peach buds. apples expected to bloom late April in Hancock and north central Maryland. Strawberries should bloom April 23 to 25 in Somerset County. asparagus cutting due in Kent County, Del. by April 25. News notes include a separate item from Moscow on My Fair Lady’s success at the Army theater.
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College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Kent County
Del
Garrett County
Delmarva
Hancock Area
Somerset County
Woman Guilty Of Assault In Family Quarrel Case
Doris Jacobs aged 18 was found guilty of assault and battery in Magistrate Court after threats to stab her husband with scissors during a dispute at their East Fifth Street home. Sentencing was postponed for marriage counseling. The case also involved allegations from a nine year old daughter about the marital conflict.
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Edward D. Storm
Doris Jacobs
Sharon
Haroles
George Flowers
Harold R. Woodall
Local Woman Fulfills Mother's Mission in Japan
Pauli cia Davis Durel of this city christened the ocean tanker Marion in Sasebo Japan. The 736 foot 46 000 ton vessel was named for the late Mrs Marion Davis mother of Durel. Laurence B Davis Mobil International Oil Company VP accompanied her. Durel spoke in Japanese and English expressing good luck for the ship on its voyages.
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Japan
Paaicia Davis
Irs. Henry) Direll
Marion
Sasebo
Marion Davis
Durel
Laurence B. Davis
Mobil International Oi Company
Durell
Davis
Henry Durell
Laurence B
Woman Injured When Door Flees Open On Parking Lot
Theresa M Summers, a passenger in Frances Virginia Lovell’s car, was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a fractured arm after a door flew open as Lovell’s vehicle stopped on Winchester Hall lot. John Robert Harris of Monrovia struck the Lovell car while Summers tried to close the door. Police Investigator Nathan A Dorsey said no charges were filed.
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Winchester Hall
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Theresa M. Summers
Frances Virginia Lovell
Jefferson
Lovell
John Robert Harris
Monrovia
Summers
Nathan A. Dorsey
Lutheran Group to Meet Thursday in Taneytown
More than 200 area Lutheran women are expected for the Middle Conference United Lutheran Church Women spring meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church in Taneytown. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Herman Hammer of Gettysburg, missionaries in Montevideo, Uruguay. Registration at 9 15 a m with worship at 10.
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United Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran
Taneytown
Herman Hammer
Gettysburg
Eugene Young
Jefferson
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Carl Schaeffer
Garland Feaga
This City
Christian Service
Robert Daugherty
Emmitsburg
Richard Shanebrake
Manchester
Thomas James
Hammer
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Eldorado
Paraguay
Uruguay
Peru
Chile
Bolivia
South America
Lutheran Church
Montevideo
Hadwin Fischer
The
Theological Seminary
Camp Nawakwa
Stanley B. Jennings
Market Trend Downtick Shapes Mixed Early Trade
New York traders pushed shares unevenly with a today afternoon drift to the downside. Gains and losses remained fractional while oil, motors, aircrafts, electronics, rails, tobaccos and airlines showed a generally lower tendency.
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New York
Opening AL pennant race described in national capitol game
The Frederick News sends Bob Harper and Ed Albaugh to cover the American League opener in Washington. The two reporters provide a colorful account of the pennant race kickoff, detailing key moments and early impressions from the Capitol showdown.
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Frederick News
Bob Harper
Ed Albaugh
De Gaulle in Canada for talks ahead of Paris summit
President Charles de Gaulle and Prime Minister John Diefenbaker held a private meeting in Ottawa to discuss NATO consultation before the May 16 Paris summit. The 63 year old leader plans a second meeting as they emphasize continued cooperation within the Western alliance during his 11 day tour.
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Ottawa
Charles de Gaulle
John G. Diefenbaker
Paris
Government House
Canada
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gaulle
United States
Eisenhower
North Atlantic
NATO
Chou En Lai Meets Nehru Amid Border Tensions in India
Chou En Lai arrived in New Delhi for talks with Prime Minister Nehru on the disputed 51 000 square miles along the India Tibet border. Nehru warned relations were at risk while security kept demonstrators away and Prasad boycotted the arrival.
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New Delhi
Chou Enlai
Nehru
China
Red China
Chou
Rangoon
Burma
Rajendra Prasad
Prasad
India-Tibet
India
Kahmpong
Nehru-Chou
Light frost bypasses area despite predicted freeze
Weather officials report by last night a light frost did not form in the region as winds cleared and humidity stayed low. After morning clouds broke, temperatures rose to 72 degrees while recent days saw highs near 60s. showers were light and monthly rainfall stands at 2.27 inches. Cherry blossoms emerged and gardeners planted potatoes peas onions and other vegetables during the warm spell.
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Weather Bureau
Strike Call Fails To Halt South African Protest
In Johannesburg and other cities the one week strike by the outlawed African National Congress failed to stop workers from reaching jobs. Police carried out a raid near Port Elizabeth arresting and detaining several dozen Africans while major centers reported orderly scenes and minimal violence.
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Johannesburg
African National Congress
South Africa
Indian Ocean
Port Elizabeth
Cape Town
Durban
Nyanga
Langa
Cato Manor
Castro Links US Policy to Hitler and Mussolini
In Havana Fidel Castro says U.S. policy bears some similarity to Hitler and Mussolini. He cites US government actions in promoting anti-communism and warns that any attempt to defeat the Cuban revolution will fail. He recalls Franco as a friend of fascist powers.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Castro
Revolution
Richard Bate
Columbia Broadcasting System
U.S
Senor Franco
Eiserhower
Franco
North America
Myersville Sets May 2 Vote For Town Officials
Myersville residents will vote on May 2 for town officials with no contests to date as Mayor Grayson Doub notes. Board members Harp Kratz Jr. and Schroyer seek reelection. filings due Friday noon by petition signed by ten qualified property owners. Polling at the new site from 3 pm to 7 pm daylight saving time.
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Myersville
Grayson Doub
Joseph R. Harp
Henry C. Kratz Jr
Ray A. Schroyer
Doub
Martial Law Proclaimed as South Korea Rises in Protests
Violent demonstrations against President Rhee left scores dead or wounded across Seoul and major cities. Martial law and censorship were imposed as troops patrolled streets. U S ambassador McConaughy sought to review developments amid calls for restraint.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Hankook Ibo
United States
Korea
U. S
Walter P.mcconaughy
Pusan
Taegu
Taejon
Kwangju
Hillioon
University
Song Yochang
Citzens
Inky Monocacy Traced to Fort Detrick Valve Error
Officials traced the inky Monocacy River pollution to Fort Detrick disposal plant. A wrong valve was turned due to human error, causing digested and uncontaminated material to flow into the water at the Gas House Pike bridge last Saturday.
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Gas House Pike Bridge
Fort Detrick
Detrick Oficiala
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