Brunswick Braces for Daylight Saving Time Shuffle
Brunswick and nearby counties face a DST mix as residents, businesses, and the railroad tighten schedules. Officials note a past referendum favors Eastern Standard Time but many plan to observe daylight time, with trains moving to Washington at 4:35 and 5:30 am as Brunswick eyes a possible August vote to end the confusion.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Carrell
Montgomery
Baltimore
Washington
Two Main Legislative Lines In Senate Labor Hearings
Senator Mc Clellan outlined two primary legislative aims in Senate hearings on labor practices. He praised President Eisenhower for attention to the issue and noted plans to confer with Secretary of Labor Mitchell in Augusta on measures to guard union funds and keep labor groups under rank and file control.
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Washington
McClellan
Senate
Eisenhower
Augusta
Mitchell
Congress
Organized Labor
U S Offers Aid To King Hussein and Reddick Court Fight
Attorney general Sybert says Dr. Reddick called a new Maryland State Homeopathic Medical Society meeting to bid for his activities and the state will seek to stop it. Reddick, fired as chief psychiatrist for licensing unqualified doctors, faced appeals and court orders while a licensing act reshapes who issues licenses. In Washington, Dulles outlines U.S. policy toward Jordan as King Hussein’s position and Palestinian issues loom. A Birmingham jury sentences a man to die for first degree robbery after a rejected court defense.
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Baltimore
Ferdinand Sobert
Robert H. Reddick
Maryland State Homeopathic Medical Society
Reddick
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Ald
J Circuit
Maryland Court of Appeals
Sybert
Homeopathic Society
Maryland Medical
General Assembly
Homeopathic Society Licensing Board
Joseph R. Byrnes
Supreme Bench of
State’Court of Appeals
Byrnes
Maryland
Dulles
U. S
Middle East
Hussein
Training School Employee Ordered to Repay $1500 in Safe Cracking Case
In Towson Maryland judge Raine Jr orders Walter E Ruehl to repay $1500 plus interest for a Cumberland safe cracking six years earlier tied to a conspiracy with three others. The case centered on a robbed slot machine operator Lee A Green and a gang hiding near a mountain lake with a mysterious informer.
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Towson
Walter E. Rueh
Marsinsnnd
Cumberland
Joho £. Raine Jr
Lee A. Green
Rueht
Steel Green
Nine Men Arrested On Loitering Charges in Frederick
Nine men were charged with loitering in Frederick city limits. Eight arrested on Winchester street and one on East South street. Names include Charles E. Cramer Reginald M. Winpigler James K. Redmond Jr. Jesse E. Bell Howard F. Burke Raymond L. Goodsell Earl B. Wood and Kamir and Walter E. Harmon. Arresting officers were Sgt. Denver Shook Sgt. Nathan Dorsey and Officer W. C. Bippeon. Adlea O. Luckadoo of Salem Va. was charged on East South street. Trial set for this evening in Trial Mas'wwaie's court.
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Winchester Street
East South Street
Charles E. Cramer
RFD
Koons New Head Of Frederick Jaycees
Donald Z. Koons guidance counselor at Elm Street School was elected president of the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce at a meeting Tuesday at the V F W Country Club. Officers named include Gleon A. Main Jr G Bernard Callan Jr second vice president Arthur Johnson secretary Ralph Kuehne treasurer and Richard Metcalf state director.
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Donald Z. Koons
Elm Street School
Frederick
Clyde M. Roney Jr
Jack Doll
Wili Memmi
Joe McNeal
James VanFossen
Robert Applegate
William Burger
Johnson
Kuehre
Clyde Dinsmore
Koons
Main
MercCalf
Roney
Callan
Millard, Crum Jr
Richard Haugh
Bayard B. Rosencraptz
Henry Lutther
James Harjus
Robert Candella
Charles R. Jenkins
Neal Blum
Daniel Evans
Maryland
Jaycee
Glenn Main
Jaycees
Group Will Hold Baltimore Hearings
A House Un-American Activities subcommittee will hold public hearings in Baltimore May 7-9 on Communist infiltration of industry. Chairman Walter L. will preside with Reps. Willis D Lat and Scherer. About 30 witnesses subpoenaed, most expected to testify on communistic activities from first hand knowledge.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities
Baltimore
Walter ‘D-Pa
Willis + DLat
Scherer
R-Cole
Walter
Five Day Forecast for Western Maryland and Nearby Counties
A five day outlook shows scattered afternoon or evening showers from Thursday through the weekend. Temperatures run 5 to 8 degrees above normal, warm through Friday with cooler trends Saturday or Sunday. Normal highs span from the low 60s in Western Maryland to upper 60s in the east, while lows range mid 30s west to upper 40s east and south.
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Maryland
Farm League For Boys To Operate Here
The Frederick Breakfast Op tim ist Club will sponsor a summer baseball league for Frederick boys ages 6 to 12. It acts as a farm system to supplement two existing city leagues and open to all city boys. Tryouts are April 29 and league play starts May 20 at Staley Park with four teams of 15 players. Committee members include William D. Grove Allen Rouwabn Harry Reid Charles Miller and Alton Bennett.
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Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club
Frederick
William D. Grove
Greve
Staley Park
Grove
Allen Rouwabn
Harry Reid
Charles Miller
Alton ¥. Bennett
U S Flagship Enters Suez Through Canal
The U S flagship American President Line ship enters the Suez Canal from the south behind a protest toll payment. The 9 277 ton vessel bound from Karachi with cargo and 12 cruise passengers, paid the 10 cent per mile toll under protest as Egypt regulates canal usage. Secretary Dulles says Washington has no objection to U S ships using the canal when tolls are paid under protest to preserve potential legal action if a satisfactory settlement is not reached.
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Slez
Egypt
President Jackson
Suez Canal
President Line
Karachi
U. S. State Department
State Dulles
Washington
United States
U. S
Wrongly Accused In Attack, Playground Aide To Be Freed
New York police freed Russell Erickson a playground director after a woman identified him as her attacker. The case involved multiple alleged assaults and two murders. The man faced homicide charges while a court avoided psychiatric commitment.
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New York
Thomas Joseph Wiggins
Russell Erickson
Cape Henry
Inso Higgins
Mary Ras' Storm
N. W
Erickson
Flower Show at Calvary Church Draws District Garden Clubs
Flowers fill Calvary Methodist Church for the Fifth District Federated Garden Clubs show with 15 clubs participating. Judges designate prize entries, while vendors, hospitality, and judging aides prepare for a public exhibit stretching to evening.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Federated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jesse F. Hakes Neat
Cooksville
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
iZeneral
iMrs
Charles S. V- Sanner
Garden ‘Club of
Frederick
F. Earie Shriner
Garden Club of
Edgar G. Barnes
Union’ ‘Bridge
Robert E_ Delaplaine
Fredi _evick
Roscoe Thompson
Air
John Coliean
Ais. Peters
Peter Cotlonian
Cumberland
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Allogany
Tanner Returns to Power in Finnish Politics
Vaino Tanner elected chairman of the Finnish Socialist party amid coalition government with Agrarians. The veteran statesman, longtime cabinet member and former foreign minister, rises to a top post as Finland navigates postwar neutrality and Soviet ties. He faced war crimes charges after WWII, with release in 1943 drawing Moscow criticism.
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Helsinki
Finland
Vaino Tanner
Finnish Socialist Party
Agrarians
Russia
Tanner
Republic
Germany
Moscow
Moser Case Before Frederick County Property Board Hearing
The Frederick County Board of Property Review heard opening statements in land acquisition cases for Route 15 and Route 13. The E Layton Moser property south of Thurmont was discussed with 1.09 acres in fee simple 2.80 acres slope easement and 0.4 acre stream change with a fair value of 13259 dollars. George Calvin Withide’s 0.11 acre slope easement for Route 13 was valued at 2325 dollars. attorney Charles McC Mathias Jr. represented Withide.
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Board of Property Review
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
E. Layton Moser
Thurmont
B. B. Rosenstock
Moser
Pryor Road
George Calvin Withide
Withide
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Schoolboy Wizard Retires From TV Quiz Show
New York reports Bronx boy Robert Strom retires from a television quiz program after winning a record 3302.0 dollars. He broke a previous aid record last week on The $64,000 Question. His father Albert announced the family decided the boy should stop due to the strain on his parents.
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New York
Robert Strom
Bronx
CBS
Robert
Albert
Storms Sweep Texas Trigger Floods and Tornado Rumors
Violent storms raked portions of Texas with heavy rains four inches in some areas and widespread flooding along creeks and rivers. An unconfirmed tornado was reported near Douglass as evacuees returned home in Waco and Nacogdoches amid ongoing cleanup and water shortages eased.
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Dallas
Texas
Waco
East Texas
Douglass
Nacogdoches
Charles Davis
Radio Facati
KSFA
Davis
Stae
May Build 2 New Schools in Sykesville Area
A school official expects two new plants to be built after the recent Sykesville fire that destroyed the junior and senior high school. About 450 students are affected and will return on a staggered schedule using remaining campus facilities.
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Sykesville
Electronic Ear Sent Into Heart For Listening
A New York specialist described an electronic microphone device that can be inserted into the heart via an artery or vein to listen to the heart's function. Dr. Howard L. Moscovitz of Mt. Sinai Hospital announced the instrument at a New York Heart Association meeting, noting it provides clearer sounds than a stethoscope. The device, a tiny supersensitive microphone, has been tested in animals and a few humans, and was developed by Dr. Walter Welkowitz.
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New York
Howard L. Moscovitz
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Moscovitz
Walter Welkowitz
Metuchen
N. J
Weir Announces Retirement From National Steel Board
Ernest T. Weir, 81, founder and board chairman of National Steel Corp., announces his retirement in a letter to the board. Retirement becomes effective May 16, outlining leadership transition and continuing influence on company direction.
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WETR
Pittsburgh
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
Board of Directors
False affidavit signed under threat in rackets inquiry
An admitted prostitute testified she signed a false affidavit against a witness in the Senate rackets investigation under threats from a Portland deputy. She refused to go to jail.
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Washington
Senate
Porteland
Ore
Sheryl
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