Over 1000 Frederick children receive Salk shots
In Frederick county an army of doctors nurses and volunteers administered Salk polio vaccines to first and second graders across multiple schools on a second day of the drive. Teams led by Drs Thomas Furie Henson Jannenbaurma Bourne Martin and others covered St Johns St Anthony's Visitation Academy Maryland State School for the Deaf Buckeystown Adamstown Thurmont Emmitsburg and more with a plan to inoculate Buckeystown Adamstown Hopeland Lincoln and other sites tomorrow.
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Frederick County
St. Anthony's
St. Eunhemia’s Garachial
Emmitsburg
Myersville-Burkittsville Horsey
B. C. Thomas Jr
James Thomas
St. John’s Parochial School
Visitation Academy
Maryland State School For the Deaf
R. J. Furie
Kenneth J. Henson
St. Euphemia’s
Myersville-Burkittsville-Horsey
Thomas Quill
Brunswick
Charles Pruitt
North Market Street
Russell Guest
Foxville-Wolfsville
H. L. Fahrney
Forbes H. Burgess
Joseph Lerner
New Market
A. M. Powell
Washington Street School
Charles Williams
Parkway School
A. Talbott Brice
Nellie Smith
Hazel Wilson
Elma Lee Georg
Gordon Townsend
Osborne Price
John Dudash
William C. Strobel
Alton Bennett
Hubert Bowers
Mererith Smith
Charles Roberts
Bruce O'Hara
John Fox
Walter Hoffman
Alrs
Stine
Denver
Marion Kehne
Miss Smith
George Abrechts
Donald Davis
Max Everhart
Kataryn Frushour
Charlotte Koontz
Helen King
City Under Cold Cloud With Warm Tuesday High
A weather note reports an 80 degree high at the airport on Tuesday afternoon, with a 56 degree reading earlier, and a 37 degree overnight low. Showers or thunderstorms are forecast through Thursday and again Friday, with a tenth of an inch of rain measured Tuesday evening.
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Mercury
Timse
Army Field Band entertains 800 at Frederick High School
The U S Army Field Band of Washington performed at Frederick High Tuesday evening to an audience of more than 800. The Soldier's Chorus under Chief Warrant Officer Arthur V Donofrio drew praise alongside band pieces from popular to classical. Major Chester E B Whiting led the ensemble as part of a public service sponsored by Frederick High Student Council led by Roger Denney.
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Frederick High School
U. S. Army Field Band of
Washington
Arthur V. Donofrio
Chester Eb, Whiting
Roger Denney
Inoculations Continue In State Schools
Mass inoculations for first and second grade children with Salk polio vaccine continued in Maryland with thousands due for shots. First inoculations provided free. second shot in two to four weeks and a booster in seven months. Over 2,700 Prince Georges County children were inoculated yesterday, with 93 percent of eligible youths having requests filed by parents. Allegany County inoculated 746 and aims to finish nearly 4,000 pupils in coming days, possibly into next week.
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Associated Press
Bla
National Foundation For Infan- Drernt
Till
Randi Reynolds
Johnson Heights
Cumberland
Hugh Renshaw
North Salisbury
Prince Georges County
Mary A. Thompson
Allegany
Defense asks Congress for 2.36 billion for construction
The Defense Department asks Congress for authority to spend 2,355,392,300 on construction. About 1,505,319,600 would fund U S projects in the continental states with 852,497,290 for overseas work. The Air Force would receive 1,173,790,000 of the total. A new Central Intelligence Agency headquarters is planned with six million for land, plus housing funds for personnel and dependents.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
United States
Air Force
Army
Naveaten
Central Intelligence Aceneyy
CUA
Marsland
Ee Cenner Ge
Slesde Chemical Center
Hojabird
Camp Detrick
Caught Violet-Handed Stealing Cans in Salisbury
Charles E. Tull pleaded in People’s Court after being caught violet handed stealing motor oil cans. Judge Fanny B. Murphy fined $50 and imposed a six month suspended sentence conditioned on staying out of court. Landlord Edgar Morris testified months of missing property and set a trap with mint purple stains on hands showing to the judge.
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Salisbury
Charles E.tull
People’s Court
Tull
Edgar Morris
Thil
Fanny B. Murphy
Daylight saving time begins in city and county regions
Daylight time officially takes effect at two a.m. Sunday with most of Frederick County on fast time and Brunswick retaining eastern standard time. Banks and rail services adjust schedules, Blue Ridge Lines revises bus timings, and post offices handle mails on daylight saving as clocks shift. Several trains and routes from Harpers Ferry area update according to standard and daylight times.
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City
mosLi
Frederick City
Brunswick
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Bouy Eorlier
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore-Wash
Blue Ridge Lines
Blue Ridge
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Frederick
Highway Post Office
City Hall
Harpers Ferry
C. Arent L. D. Nichols
New York-Washington
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Baltimore-Washington
Pittsburgh- Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore- Washington
Pitsburgh
Cleveland-Grafton
Parkersburg
Washington
Cleveland
Kron
Detroit-Toledo-Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cumberland-Washington
Cumberland
Human Right Compromise At Asian African Conference
At Bandung Chou En-lai agreed after initial resistance to a compromise on human rights. The Political Committee of 29 heads of delegation debated the Palestine question for three hours. Seven states urged support for UN Palestine resolutions, and Chou joined in affirming support for UN charter principles and a common standard of human rights.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Red
U.N
United Nations
Eisenhower seeks 3.5 billion to counter Asia threat
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 3.5 billion dollars to combat communism worldwide with most funds slated for Asia. He outlined 1.71 billion for military aid, 712.5 million for economic assistance, and 1.0003 billion for defense support, emphasizing aid to free Asia and Formosa, Korea, and China’s Nationalist government. Two city patrol charges followed with separate arrests.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
Asia
Free Asia
Formosa
Viet Nam
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Europe
China
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
P F Burket Dies At 92 Emmitsburg Banker, parish member dies
Peter Fredrick Burket 92 a longtime Emmitsburg resident died at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg after a three week illness. He lived on East Main Street Emmitsburg was a former bank teller and Farmers State Bank director. Survived by one sister five brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for Friday at St Josephs Catholic church with interment at St Anthonys Shrine cemetery. Friends may call Allison funeral home Thursday evening. The Holy Name Society will meet there Thursday at 7 pm to recite rosary. Market higher in New York trading today with prices up slightly.
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Peter Fredrick Burket
Fimmnntsburg
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Mr. Burket
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Fredrick
Margaret Stein Burket
Teresa Jennings
Emmitsburg Rfd
George Burket
Pittsburgh
Joseph Burket
Detroit
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society of the Church
Farmers State Bank
Allison Funeral
St. Josephs Catholic Church
John Sullivan
St Anthony’s Shrine Cemetery
Allison
Holy Name Society
Peiping Indonesia deal may grab millions from Chiang
A Bandung Indonesia source says a secret deal at Afro Asian talks may force overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia to declare nationality as Indonesian or Chinese Communist. If adopted, thousands of Chinese could lose nationalist rights but gain travel and education benefits from Red China. The issue echoes Burma talks with Chou Enlai and could set a precedent for other nations.
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Bandung
Indonesia
NEAI
Chiang Baishek
Southeast Asia
China
NEA Service
Wasiem Party
Bar
Red C Sp
Ael China
Burma
T Su
Chou
Peiping
Bandunz
Afghanistan
Palestine
United Nations
Pakistan
Syria
Iraq
Lebanon
Iran
Turkey
Israel
West and Russ to meet over Austria state treaty in June
Western officials expect a June meeting of foreign ministers with Russia in Vienna to discuss Austria's independence and neutrality. London reports Eden says Moscow removed key obstacle to treaty, but date and details await final accord. Washington and London seek further Russian clarification on how independence and neutrality would be preserved before proceeding.
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Washington
Russia
Vienna
Austria
United States
London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Rascaw
Dulles
Great Britain
Eden
Several State Sites Still Considered for CIA Facility
A Washington report says several Maryland sites including Bethesda, Suitland, and Beltsville are still in contention for the CIA building. Sen. Hutler cited statements by Col. White that the field is wide open with residency of personnel a factor, while a CDC official urged vaccination for polio with the Salk vaccine for children who have had polio.
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Washington
Maryland
Central Intelligence Agency
Hutler
Avenas
Belleville
Bethesda
Suitland
Marysland
Col
LK. White
CIA
Columbia
Samuel Spencer
CTA
Butler
Avenes
Montgomery County
Red Jets Massed Along China Coast Near Formosa
Taiwan dispatch reports 500 Red jets massed along Fukien and Chekiang coasts across the strait. Russians built planes involved. a Nationalist patrol escaped from MIG series jets. Washington warnings cited, with alarm tied to new airfields near Luchino and Foochow and the Matsu Islands vulnerability.
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Formosa
Red China
Fukien
Chekiang
China News
U.S
State Dulles
New Dispatches
Washington
Luchino
Foochow
Herve
Matsu Islands
Strait
Garrett Had Heavy Snows
Garrett County saw record snowfall this past winter with 89.75 inches at Oakland and extreme totals in surrounding counties. G Bates Chaires of the State Roads Commission notes Garrett led the region in snow, while Allegany and Washington counties reported far lighter totals and frigid readings.
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Cumberland
Garrett
Maryland
Mountain
G. Bates Chaires
State Roads Commission
Allotany
Washington Counties
Chaires
Oakland
Garrett County
Allegany County
Frosburg
Hancock
Magerstown
Boonshore
Allegany
iGarrett
Formosa Talks Prompt Radford and Robertson Stopover
The Defense Department said Adm. Arthur W. Radford and Asst. Secretary of State Walter Robertson will fly to Formosa soon to consult with Nationalist officials under the mutual aid treaty. They will stop in Honolulu to meet Admiral Felix Stump before continuing to Taipei.
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Washington
Defense Department
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Walter Robertson
Formosa
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Dulles
Taipei
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Radford
Europe
Supreme Headquarters
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Far East
Eisenhower
Robertson
Honolulu
Felix B. Stump
Navy
Pacific
Orchardist Dies At 63 In Thurmont Area
Edgar Br. Lewis a longtime orchardist near Thurmont died at Frederick Memorial Hospital following several years of illness. He was 83. Survivors include his wife Glenna Key Weller Lewis and children across Thurmont and beyond, with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at two at the Thurmont funeral home with interment in United Brethren cemetery.
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Edgar BR. Lewis
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lewis
J. Hooker Lewis
Laura V. Kelbaugh Lewis
Glenna Key Weller Lewis
Anna Schildt
Ethel Hoffman
Charles J.baltimore
Harry R
United Brethren Cemetery
Paul McCauley
M. L. Creager and Son
Proper Receptacles Required For Garbage
County Health Department offices in Winchester Hall led a three week City Clean-up campaign starting next Monday. Chief of Police Charles Main and Fire Marshal Charles Bell coordinated with sanitarians to enforce ordinances, condemn substandard buildings, and urge leak proof covered trash containers. Residents should place waste out during the day, not for night collection, with schedules published in Tuesday's News.
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Winchester Hall
Charles
Main
Charles Bell
Bell
Health Department
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