Kefauver and Gove Named to Maryland Board of Education
Governor McKeldin appoints Frederick county union nominees to the Board of Education. Chase C. Gove Jr., New Market, wins a six year term starting May, replacing Rhoderick. Fred Kefauver, Middletown, fills Lutman’s six year term. Both qualify, attend May 8 meeting, and were notified by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore KR. McKeldin
Frederick
George C. Rhoderick Jr
Fred
Kefawyer
Middletown
W. Claude Lutman
Brunswick Banker
Gove
Kefauver
Govvernor
Rhoderick
Frederik County
Frederick County
Wilzens Council For Public Schools
J. Wiliam
Brasius
Mildred R. Storm
Robert L. Weintraub
Republican State Central Committee
Lutman
H M Albaugh To Be Honored By Mountain City Council
Mountain City Council No 12 Sons and Daughters of Liberty will host a reception for Howard M Albaugh National Vice Councilor elect at Pythian Castle Saturday at 8 pm. Attendees include national officers and Maryland state officers as well as past councilors. Albaugh is slated for National Councilor at the next meeting in Baltimore.
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Mountain City
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Howard M. Albaugh
Pythian Castle
Albaugh
Atlantic City
N_ J
National Council
Baltimore
Vivian V. Fitch
Syracuse
N. Vo
Ida Rohrback
York
Laura Robey
Alexandria
Eisie M. Briddell
Salisbury
Mrguerile Barkelew
Woodbird J
Lloyd BK. Sakers
Baltmore
G. Maynard Robey
Edward
A. Backenstburg
State Council of
Maryland
Mary Jimes
Hagerstown
Amy Chenoweth
Beth Byrnes
Ruby Hammond
Catherine Draper
Tragerstown
Norman Gravener
Salisbur
Lola KR
Cowell
Goa
Walkersville
Havre de Grace
Harrisburg
New Jersey
Albert M. Smith
Effie J. Albaugh
Lola R. Covell
Carrie B. Quinn
Temipe Stoner
Mary Boileau
Charles C. Mercey
Bessie Mc Mercer
Health Center Up Tonight in Frederick County
Representatives from civic groups in the city and county and the public are invited to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Winchester Hall auditorium. County Commissioners sponsor the session to explain the proposed health center, with remarks by Delbert Nuil and Dr. Forbes Burgess. Mrs. Jacob Ramsburg will report on the Citizens Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Delbert Nuil
Forbes Burgess
Citizens Comimittee
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Four Maryland cases heard in Trial Magistrate court
Four violations of the Maryland Employment Security law were heard in the Trial Magistrate's court with mostly suspended sentences. ZEN W. Baker and Beatrice P. Clem pleaded guilty to restitutioned charges. Earlton Butler and Thomas E. Nash received suspended sentences but face jail until restitution is made. John Sunny Grove pleaded guilty to wallet theft and received six months. Vincent J. Antelmi admitted speeding at up to 100 mph and was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Zen W. Baker
DeGrange Street
Samuel Barrick
State Department of Employment Security
Beatrice P. Clem
LeGore
Earlton Butler
Thomas E. Nash
Libertytown
Employment Security Department
J. N. Shull Jr
Department of Employment Security
John “Sunny” Grove
Ellis Carty
John Barnlett
Maryland House of Correction
Det
Carty
Barrett
West Fifth Street
Bartlett
Klineharts Alley
Grove
W. J. Kardy
Antelmi
Supermarket Wrecked By $250,000 Blaze
A Baltimore area fire destroyed a supermarket near Edgewater shopping center early today with damage estimated at 250 000. Firefighters from Essex Middleborough Dundalk Edgemere Fullerton and Middle River saved Hi Way Water and six other businesses.
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Baltimore
Edgewater
Essex
Middleborough
Dundalk
Edgemere
Fullerton
Middle River
Frost Five Peach Orchards Faces Severe Damage In June Projections
Freezing temperatures of 24 degrees struck early reports of widespread damage to Elberta peach blossoms, with several growers noting up to 75 percent loss. Orchardists said warm sun would be needed to gauge the full extent, while low-lying plots suffered most and blooms were already late. Weather officials expect warmer days ahead, though frost may return Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Airy
U. S
Weather Bureau
Two Accidents Reported in City With Minor Damage
Two minor accidents were reported Tuesday by City police causing about 100 dollars total damage. Mrs Louise T Burgess wife of Dr Forbes Burgess county health officer was in a West Patrick street collision with a 1954 Buick driven by Alvin E B Tuckerman of Fredmont Ohio. The second mishap involved a motorcycle ridden by Roy J Bowie in the same street rear ending Grayson W Mercer’s car with about 25 dollars damage. No injuries or charges were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise T. Burgess
Forbes Burgess
West Patrick Street
Alvin EB. Tuckerman
Fredmont
Ohio
William M. Boost Jr
Tuckerman
Grayson W. Mercer
Frederick
RFD 6
Allan C. Twenty
Mercer
Janet Blair Chosen As Caesar's TV Mate
New York report says comedian Sid Caesar picked Janet Blair to replace Nanette Fabray as his TV partner. Blair, an 85 year old Altoona, Pennsylvania native, will join Caesar next season under a long term deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Blair
Caesar
York 4
Sidy
Nanette Fabray
Miss Blair
Altoona
Damage in Martinsburg orchards after April frost
Fruit scientists report light overall crop damage from recent freezing in Martinsburg area but note substantial loss in low-lying orchards. Higher elevations weathered the frost due to ventilation and quick drying. Delicious apples hit hardest, Staymans second. moist or opening buds also suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va. I
Extension Division
State Farm
Kearneysville
Youth Hurt In Accident Receives 7000 Judgment
Dale Richard Lind a minor through his father Leslie Lind sues James A Smith and Carolee Smith alleging May 27 1955 pickup overturned on Coppermine Road near Woodsboro injuring Lind as a passenger. Judgment confessed for 7000 and court costs. plaintiffs attorney J Vernon Summers.
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Circuit
Dale Richard Lind
Leslie Lind
Woodsboro
James Alton Smith
Carolee Smith
Jd. Vernon Summers
James A. Smith
Coppermine Road
Woodshore
Young Lind
James McSherry
C M Roney Jr Named Head Of Jaycees
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce elected Clyde M Roney Jr as Jaycees president by unanimous vote at the annual election meeting held at the V F W Country Club. Officers include Donald Z Koons first vice president Richard J Aittse second vice president Clyde A Dinsmore treasurer Richard M Metcalfe secretary and Lloyd K Hoover state director. Board members are Paul Gordon and Clyde Dinsmore. Delegates to the second nominating convention will be chosen May 19 at North End School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Paul Gordon
Clyde Dinsmore
William S. Burger
Maryland
Unan Mousiy
Jaycee
George F. Snyder
Hagerstown
Charles Wilding
Silver Springs
Dick Metcalfe
Bill Burger
Willie Memmi
Lloyd Hoover
North End
John Ray
Public Health Committee
Frederick County
Ray
Jaycees
Winchester Hall
Talks Between Eden and Soviet Leaders Extend Brief Reprieve
London reports that Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist Party chief Khrushchev ended a session with Prime Minister Eden with hopes for a small agreement on Middle East, disarmament, trade, and European security. Both sides sent top teams to break deadlocks, with an overtime meeting possible and a luncheon at Eden’s residence before Bulganin and Khrushchev sail to Portsmouth aboard Ordzhonikidze.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikola Khrushchev
Wowring St
Eden
Middle East
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Selwyn Lloyd
Portsmouth
Ordzhonikidze
Soviet Officer Warns of Kremlin Atomic Aggression
Lt. Ivan Otchinnikov, a Soviet defector, told reporters in Munich that the Kremlin is preparing to use atomic weapons. He said Soviet tactics seek to sow disunity in the Western camp as a probe is urged into plainclothes police acting as reporters in Towson Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Kremlin
Ivan Otchinnikov
Snews
Soviet Union
Towson, Md
George P. Mahoney
Open House Tour Showcases Homes Church and School
Seventeen houses a church and a school will be open for inspection on May 17 as part of National Home Demonstration Week sponsored by the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs. The event, led by Mrs. Howard T. Smush and Miss Beatrice Fehr, features remodeled kitchens and rooms, apartment transformations, and a remodeled Middletown Lutheran church with colorized interiors. The Middletown High School will display modern architecture and interior design in vocational areas and the cafeteria, with hours staggered for morning and afternoon tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Land County
Frederick County
Howard ‘T. Smush
Bal“Jenger
Beatrice Fehr
Middletown Lutheran Church
iThe
Middletown High School
East Church Street
Ferest
William Yammerman
Buckeystown
Russell Tormap
Ike Takes Big Lead In Pennsylvania
Eisenhower won a large plurality in Pennsylvania the intra party primary with over 761 thousand votes to Stevenson 495 thousand and Knowland 36 thousand. Turnout fell far below predictions with about 25 percent of the 4.39 million registered voters participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpina
Eisenhower
Adlai Steven‘son
Pennsylvania
William F. Knowland
Caliornia
Stevenson
Estes Kelauiver
Tennessee
GOP
Commonwealth
Repuban
Oak Orchard Man Dies by Own Action
Charles Robert Myers, 60, of near Oak Orchard, shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun in his bedroom about 5 55 this morning. Dr B O Thomas Sr and Sheriff Horace M Alexander returned a verdict of death by own action. Myers had been despondent recently and resided at the England home where Mrs England a sister of Myers late wife found him seated on the bed after the shot. No funeral arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robert Myers
Oak Orchard
B. O. Thomas Sr
Horace M. Alexander
Myers
John England
Nuclear Safeguards For Atoms Agency
United Nations details propose an elaborate safeguards system for the international atoms for peace agency to prevent diversion of nuclear resources to military uses. The statute, agreed by the United States, Russia and 10 other nations, awaits world conference in September with hopes to start by mid 1957. The agency is projected to be a multibillion dollar operation supplying atomic materials and equipment globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y.P
International Atoms For Peace Agency
United States
Russia
Washington
U. S
Eisenhower Says U.S. Near Russia in Guided Missiles
President Eisenhower told a news conference that the United States is roughly on par with the Soviet Union in guided missile development and rejected calls to halt hydrogen bomb tests. He noted a Pacific test is planned next month and defended continued experimentation as essential to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Adlai Stevenson
Pacific
Stevenson
Khrushchev
Yard
Eisenhower Sees Nixon Quiet On Running Mate Question
President Eisenhower said Nixon has not told him definitively if he intends to be the running mate again this fall. He noted Democrats target his administration, praised late Pennsylvania and Massachusetts primaries, and denied endorsing charges that a doothing Congress exists. He argued he never pledged 90 percent parity after 1954, claiming to seek 100 percent parity in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Adlai Stevenson
Capitol Hill
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Two Boards Talk School Improvements and Transit Contract
County Commissioners and Board of Education met Tuesday morning to discuss Elm Street and Myersville school improvements under the county plan, while a transit contract between the all to considerable sums already allocated for school work and the firm’s buses and streetcars heads to signing, with Rhoderick and Joseph F. Rhoderick as leading figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Elm Street
Parkway
Myeraville
Mehrl H. Sramsburg
Nihe
Baltimore
More Transit Co
Growna
Joseph F. J
Rhoderick
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Republican Central Committee
H. M. Albaugh
New York Uf
Mercury
Hospital
Peaches
Dr. Macht
TB and Public Health
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Scott—Key
Stanley Lt. Macht
Washington Couny Hospital
Frederck Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Macht
Washington County Hospital
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Ile
Amman
Jordan
Tamelmarskjold
Premice Sami el Rifai
Robert Curgenven
Mannsfield
Conn
Norwich Mental Hospital
C. M. Roney, Jr
Burger
Savs
Ike
Nuclear Safeguards For Atoms Agency
Willan
F. McClure Jr
Silver Sprinng
Silver Spring
Tle
Montgomery County
Charles V. Main
McClure
Harry T. Phillips
Vernon Ki. Heffner
U.S
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