No Agreement Reached On Appointee
The Republican State Central Committee held a two hour session at Hotel Frederick and failed to reach a majority for any candidate to fill the Frederick County School Board vacancy. Five candidates were discussed, including three from the April 8 Nominating Convention. a final decision is expected next Saturday, with the chosen name due to Governor McKeldin by May 2.
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Republican State Central Committee
Hotel
Frederick
Frederick County
Joseph F. Rhoserick
Emmett R. Bowlus
Central Committee
McKeldin
Bowlus
State Central Committee
State Canital Committee
North Frederick
Dr. Leroy
D. Fothergill
Fort Detrick
William Wallace
Sears Roebuck
Warren D. Dorsey
Fothergill
Mount Pleasant
Rotary Club
James Roberts
William Brosius
Citizens Council “For
Frontiers of America
Wilma J. Bowland
Hopewell School
Easter Observances Mark Frederick Easter Day
Easter Sunday brought heavy traffic and warm weather to Frederick with sunrise services on Sugar Loaf Mountain and multiple churches holding early mass. Rev J Artley Lederman spoke at sunrise, others conducted services at St Johns, St Barnabas, and local Lutheran and Methodist churches. The day featured Easter parades on Market Street and near Graceham with temperatures reaching 88 degrees.
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Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Frederick County
Montgomery County
J. Artley Leatherman
Hamline Methodist Church
Urbana Methodist Church
Rueben Caplan
St. John's
St. John's Roman Catholic
Pre
Westminster
D. C
All Saints Epis
Barnabas Chapel
Timothy’s
Brethren
Bethany
Patricks Zathland State Park
Burkittsland Bentz
Germantown
AP Board backs first hand China reporting despite ban
The Associated Press board urged allowing qualified newsmen to report from the mainland of China despite a State Department travel ban. They noted the AP obtained indirect reporting via a Canadian journalist and argued that Americans deserve direct coverage of conditions in China. The board referenced ongoing disputes over restrictions and potential sanctions and discussed broader implications for press freedom.
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Associated Press
China
State Department
U.S
Red China
Worldwide News Cooperative
Eee
New York
David Lancashire
United States
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Grove President of Breakfast Optimists
William D. Grove of Frederick was elected president of the Breakfast Optimist Club at a meeting last Monday at the Francis Secre Kcy Hotel. Officers named include Edward Farnsworth and Gilbert Stroup as vice presidents, William Hurwitz as secretary, Hesbia Foster as director. The club meets at 7 45 a m. daily notations indicate moves to install officers in June following a honey moon in the Virgin Islands.
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William D. Grove
Frederick
Breakfast Optimist Club
Francis Secre Kcy
Edoward D. Farnsworth
Gilbert S. Stroup
William
Hurwitz
Hesbia Foster
Nathan Jacobson
Robert Dailey
William Davis
Moon
Virgin Islands
Daily
van Doren
Geraldine Ano Bera
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United States Department of State
Grove
Breakfast Optimists
Seventh St
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Birataa
Bennett
Reefer-Galler
Rex
Housewares Store
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Miller Bros. T
T. Ç
Patrick St
Fredeerick
RED Cross
E. Patrick Sr
Bill Dorsett
Poolesville
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Braddock Heights
Dailey’s
Funeral Home
N. Market St
Cana Omntone
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
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Geneva
Coller
Damascus
Electric Company, Inc
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