Smith Named to Frederick County School Board Term
A Frederick County School Board vacancy is filled by Ross V. Smith who will begin a six year term on the first Monday in May. Governor’s Republican committee recommended Smith after a six nominee slate and amid ongoing debate over school site selection and criticism of the board. Eisenhower urged calm about the recession during a news conference.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Treodore R. McKeldin
Ross V. Smith
Selemo Somenedia
Frederick County School Board
Sis
Congress
Thurmont
Smithi
Republican Central Committee
Smith
Harmony
Central Committee
Hasmanv
Will probate for Mrs Hattie Young outlines estate
The Orphans Court probated the will of Mrs. Hattie Young, revealing a substantial estate with Alton Bennett named executor. Beneficiaries include Mary Mussetter, Edna Knill, Emily Googin, Evelyn Jefferson, and others, with shares and trusts allocated and a tour of Democratic leaders planned to visit multiple towns.
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Hattie
MM. Young
Orphans Court
Alton ¥. Bennett
Bennett
East South Street
Mary S. Himbury Mussetter
Edna R. Himbury Knill
Emily Flanigan Goorgin
Evelyn Flanigan Jefferson
Mr Bennett
North Market Street
East Third Street
Ednar Himbury Knill
Emily Flanigan Googin
Hattie Himbury Flanigan
Mrs
Flanigan
William Himbury Keill
Knill
Indaw
Cornelia Young
Katherine Morney
Alton
Googin
Jefferson
Young
Alton Y. Bennett
Sarah vi Bennett
Stunting Jets Endanger Airliners
Two commercial pilots allege that stunt flying by Air Force F100 jets endangered their airliners over Nevada less than eight hours after a deadly collision. Capt. Al Shelly of Continental and Capt. Robert Chase of American filed the report with the Civil Aeronautics Board. Six jets performed aerobatics near the airliners carrying 93 passengers, who faced near misses at high speed.
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Los Angeles
Nevada
Civil Aeronautics Board
al Shelly
Continental Airlines
Robert Chase
American Airlines
Chase
April Showers Bring Wind and Temp Swings Citywide
Showers and gusty winds marked Tuesday evening into today with 0.30 inch of precipitation. Winds ranged 20 to 25 mph and are expected to lessen today though another shower system is forecast for Thursday. High Tuesday reached 9 with a low of 53.
Airlines seek anti collision device to prevent Las Vegas crash
A Washington AT A spokesman said airlines since 1954 have pursued two approaches. A Proximity Warning Indicator and a Collision Avoidance System would take command of the plane in an emergency and help prevent similar accidents.
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Washington i
Air Transport Assn
Las Vegas
John Hoving
Association
Publi Telations
Crimes By Youths In Upswing
FBI data show youths accounted for 47.2 percent of major crime arrests in 1957 with a 55 percent rise in under 18 offenses since 1952. The report cites a 23.9 percent rise in total major crimes nationwide and notes higher juvenile crime rates in small towns.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover Long
United States
Fbis
Proposed New D C Stadium With Movable Seating
Washington planners propose a six million dollar stadium on the Anacostia River shore two miles east of the Capitol. The design features a circular structure with a wheeled seating platform to switch between baseball and football needs. The project awaits Congressional approval and bond funding.
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Washington
Iplanners
District of Columbia Armory Board
Congress
Anacostia River
Mies
Capitol
Senators
Redskins
Griffith Stadium
Special Edition Today Frederick City and County Feature
Section Two of The Frederick News Ladly offers a Frederick City and County special edition. It is distributed free to all 1,800 Atomic Energy Commission Headquarters employees in Germantown.
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Frederick News Ladly
Frederick City
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Frederick Jaycees Elect Officers and Plan Teen-Age Roadeo
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce selects officers for the year at the VFW with Glenn Main as president and Bernie Callan as first vice president. Five board members are elected, plus delegates to the State Convention. The group also sponsors the Teen-Age Roadeo to test high school drivers, May 11 at the Shopping Center parking lot, with prizes including a $23 savings bond and items from local merchants. A profit report from the Home Show is presented. The next meeting features a dinner dance at Peter Pan Inn Urbana.
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Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce
VFW
Donald Soons
Jack Doll
Glenn Main
Bernie Callan
Donald Null
William Null
Henry Durell
el Price
Hank Durell
Harold Myers
Kenneth Anderson
Harold Kehne
Jack Douglas
Donald Koons
Sroun
Richard Metcalf
Frederick Jaycees
Ocean City
Harold Kehner
Maryland
Merchants Association of
Frederick
Mays Hardware
Mesari Jewelers
Sam
Future beauty by button press at 1958 World Fair
At the Brussels World Fair a “matic harmonization center” showcases devices that allegedly let a woman alter her measurements by removing clothing and pressing a button. A guide promises isotopes and infrared trays can reshape figure and mood, with stages named the Fountain of Youth and other Mars‑like gadgets.
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Brussels
Belgium
Susan Vergeert
Susan
Milady
Mars
Needie
Yugoslav Tito Congress Sees Moscow Critics Walk Out
At the Yugoslav Communist Party Congress in Ljubljana ambassadors from Russia and satellites left observers as Rankovic attacked Moscow led anti Yugoslav pressures. He urged a sharp response to isolation attempts while Tito urged the Kremlin to drop efforts to force Yugoslavia into line.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Russia
Communist Party
Tito
Alexander Rankovic
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Rankovic
Rankovich
Jooys
Kremlin
U. S
Soviets Accuse U S of Violating UN Security Council Rules
Moscow reports the Soviet press claims the United States violated Security Council rules, prompting Sobolev to withdraw a bombers with nuclear weapons protest. Pravda says US and allies obstructed actions to curb provocative American air force activity near the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
United States
U.N. Security Council
U. S
Communist Party
Pravda
Arkady Sobolev
Sobolev
Security Council
Soviet Union
Heavy Snow In Rockies Stages Of Winter Weather Hit West
Heavy snow blanketed parts of the Rockies with two feet at Red Lodge Montana as freezing temperatures spread. The storm belt stretched from Texas to the Canadian border with rain and snow in central Plains and Missouri, while strong winds hit the Plains Plateau and southern Rockies. An Amvets Post license hearing was withdrawn with a new filing expected, and Marie Selby’s 182 Pontiac burned in a Rocky Ridge early morning fire.
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Byre Associates
Rai
Rockies
Red Lodge
Montana
Texas
Canadian
Central Plains
Missouri
Plains
Plateau
Gail L. Cuishall
Amvets Post No. 5 Inc
West All Saints Street
Marie Selby
Rocky Ridge
Ray Etheridge
Bulgarian Family Flee to Greece in Concrete Armored Car
Traiko Tamiano Ivanoff of Sofia drives his Bulgarian family across the Yugoslav border to seek political asylum in Greece. The car, fitted with concrete slabs and a periscope, smashed through a road barrier at high speed. Greek guards detained the family in Salonika after the breach.
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Greece
Chrysler
Crecee
Traiko Tamiano Ivanoff
Sofia
Ivanoffs
Monastir
Yugoslavia
Iving
Ivanoff
Salonika
Democratic Mayor Named In Salisbury
Jeremiah Valliant defeated Milton L. Pope by 734 votes to become Salisbury's 20th mayor. Valliant 47 a truck and appliance executive received 1 684 votes to Pope 950. Temperatures will average four degrees above normal with a chance of showers late Thursday into Friday and again Monday. Cooler weekend expected. Normal highs in the upper 60s. mountains mid 60s.
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Jeremiah Valliant
Milton L. Pope
Vall Pe
Salisbury
Valliant
Pope
Living Cost Index Hits Record High in March
The government living cost index rose seven tenths of a percent in March to a new peak, 123.3 percent of the 1947 49 average, driven mainly by higher food prices. About a million workers face wage increases with index changes, notably in railroads, electrical, metal working, chemical and local transport sectors. Food costs are set to level off later, but overall index movement may stay small.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
Labor Statistics
Clague
Eisenhower Defends Defense Plan Against Single Service Talk
President Eisenhower rejected the idea of abolishing the Defense Department and creating a single military service. He argued the defense reorganization would not weaken the separate services and would grant certain operational command authority to the secretary of defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Council Seats Won In Four Year Terms
Elected to the council are William E. Wyatt and Joseph J. Long for four year terms. All three take office March 5. Three council holdovers remain.
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William E. Wyatt
Joseph J. Long
Panel on Space Biology at Maryland Teachers Meeting
The 22nd annual Maryland Association of Biology Teachers meeting at Hood College features a Space Biology panel on human factors in space living. Panelists include Dr Bernard Strehler, Capt Edwin Whiteford, and Dr Charles Phillips, with Dr Jane D McCarrell as moderator. Afternoon talk covers John E Cooper’s 1956 Cuban expedition. The event is in Hood College's Lillian Brown Hudson Science Hall with lunch at 12:30 p.m.
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Maryland Association of Biology Teachers
Hood College
Grace Lippy
Association
Hood
Bernard Strehler
Geriatric Division
Baltimore City
Edwin W. Whiteford
Air Force and Development Command
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Charles BR. Phillips
Physical Defense Division
Army Biological Warfare Laboratories
Fort Detrick
Miss Lippy
Jane D. McCarrell
John E. Cooper
Natural History Society of Maryland
Wrstern
Cuba
Strehler
Johns Hopkins University
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
University of Chicago
Capt. Whiteford
Harford Co
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Valley Forge Military Hospital
Randolph Field
Texas
Andrews
Philips
Clemson College
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
Office of Price Administration
Army ‘Chemical Corps
MATB
Lillian Brown Hudson
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