Fight Jets Here Armed Forces Day Open House
Camp Detrick hosts Armed Forces Day with eight F 95 jets due to fly over at 6 30 p m as part of the program. Open house runs 4 30 to 8 30 p m on Friday May 14 featuring dozens of exhibits and public tours of post facilities. A repeal parade and mayoral address open the day with displays from Army Chemical Corps Quartermaster Transportation and Engineers and Navy Marine and Air Force units.
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Camp Detrick
Joseph Schwimer
Schwimer
Donald B. Rice
Frederick City
Armed Forces Week
Detrick
Army
Chemical Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Transportation Corps
Corps of Engineers
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
115Th Infantry Regiment
Maryland National Guard
302Nd Signal Construction Battalion
Frederick Army Air Force
Frederick
Reserve Officers Association
Elmer A. Highhouse
Capt. Schwimer
Second Little League Here Seems Assured
Frederick residents rallied for a second Little League as nearly 100 fathers attended a meeting at Frederick High School. Edward C. Hartmann said enough volunteers exist to form the new league, with 85 plus prospective players' fathers showing interest and officers from the present league offering support.
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Frederick
Frederick High School
Edward C. Hartmann
Mr. Hartmann
Wade Hissey
Evron Thompson
Hartmann
National
Little League
Stock market edges lower in early New York trading
Lightly lower activity marked the opening of trading on Wall Street as stocks slipped modestly amid cautious investor mood. Key indices showing small declines, with trading volume subdued and early losses concentrated in large cap names.
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New York
Maryland Faces Acute Teacher Shortage and County Needs
The Maryland teacher shortage worsens over six years, with 17 000 new positions needed state wide and only about 5 500 from colleges. In Frederick County, 18 new teachers are sought to staff new schools by fall, reducing class size to 34 in elementary rooms as officials seek higher salaries and better support.
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Maryland
Paul Huffington
Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Milson Raver
Maryland State Teachers Association
Suall
Dare
Lloyd Hoover
Damascus High School
Andrew Meyer
Hood College
John Leatherman
Meyer
Leatherman
Wayne C. Neely
Citizens Committee
William E. Hardy
Cash Receipts Of Md Farmers Drop
Maryland farmers earned about 12 percent less in the first two months of this year than in 1953, with cash receipts falling from 33.37 million to 21.03 million. Crop receipts slipped from 4.66 million to 4.47 million and livestock income from 28.71 million to 24.63 million, while national figures also show a modest dip in 1954. Farm production costs are expected to ease but not enough to offset the lower gross income.
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Washington
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
No Progress Made On Atomic Pool Proposal
Geneva report says Soviet Union offered no significant progress in response to Eisenhower's peaceful atomic pool plan. Dulles received the Soviet note at his hotel after a half hour conference with Molotov during the Geneva talks on Far Eastern issues.
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Geneva
Russia
Eisenhower
Sguites
Dulles
Saviel Foren
Muster
Alolotoy
Molotoy
Washington
Md Hospital Auxiliaries To Meet Here
Two hundred fifty delegates and members of the Maryland Association of Hospital Auxiliaries attend the third annual meet ing and election of officers at Peter Pan inn Thursday. The Frederick Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary hosts. Mrs Helen Cann Janne of Baltimore presides. Thirty-five auxiliaries from across the state are represented. Registration opens at 9 30 a m with first business session an hour later. A nurse recruitment panel discusses shortages and relief by auxiliaries. Mrs Arthur Peabody Bond chairs program. Hood College president Dr Andrew G Trusal gives luncheon invocation. Fredrick Memorial Hospital Auxiliaries glee club and Hood students perform. Presidents report activities. election follows with Mrs Clifton T Perkins installing new officers. Candidates include Mrs Bond for president and other officers from Rosewood State Training School Annapolis Anne Arundel General Hospital and more.
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Maryland Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Peter Pan Inn
Frederick Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary
Helen Cann Janne
Baltimore
Arthur Peabody Bond
George E. Urban
St. Agnes Hospital
Charles H. Willams
Maryland General Hospital
D. Dcaples
Franklin Square Hospital
William Whitridge
Children's Hospital School
J. D. Duve
Andrew G. Trusal
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Auises Glee Club
Hood
Clifton T. Perkins
Bond
Rosewood State Training School
Will Corbin
Annapolis
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Dave
Frederick Memorial Hospial
Leslie Moses
Sinai Hospital
J. J. Erwin
Bon Secours and Mercy Hospitals
Thomas C. Webster
Maryland General and University Hospitals
J. Hamilton Vance
Suburban Hospital
Chevy Chase
Escapee Captured with 11-Year-Old at Owings Mills
An escapee from Rosewood Training School in Owings Mills was picked up by Officer Trump early today. The 11 year old will be returned to the school. Two other escapees with her are believed to have left Frederick before custody.
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Rosewood Training School
Owings Mills
Trump
Frederick
Gave doctored photo fuels McCarthy probe
Roy Cohn acknowledged supplying a photograph altered to show Secretary Stevens with Schine, denying knowledge of the third person cut out. Army counsel labeled the image “shamefully” doctored as Stevens and Schine are central to McCarthy investigations.
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Washington
McCarthy Camp
Roy Cohn
Sen. McCarthy
Cohn
Army
Robert T. Stevens
David Schine
McCarthy
Stevens
Schine
Joseph N. Welch
Ray H. Jenkins
Subcommittee
Jenkins
Bradley
Mcguire Ai Force Base
N. J
Schie
Cherubs Return To Court House Park Fountain
Water cherubs back at Court House Park fountain as a color scheme decision nears. The statuary reproduces originals from 1899 by J W Fiske Iron Works. Committee includes Dudley Page and Joseph Urner with Admiral Allen G Quynn to decide the color plan.
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New York
Dudley Page
Statua
Joseph Urner
Allen G. Quynn
Richard Baumeardner
Urbana
Hemn
Immediate Cease-Fire Is Sought in Indochina Talks
Geneva reported that France and Britain back a call for an immediate Indochina cease-fire. Bidault plans to propose to Molotov as Churchill telephoned Eden from London. US reaction remains cautious, noting the guerrilla nature of the conflict complicates enforcement.
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Geneva
Britain
France
Indochina
Georges Bidault
V. M. Molotov
Churchill
Eden
London
U. S
Far Eastern Conference
Korea
French Assembly
Joseph Laniel
Cambodia
Laos
Viet Nam
Red River
Mekong
Molotov
China
Forein
Chou En-lai
Priping
Car Strikes River Bridge In Frederick. driver severely injured
A Frederick man sustained serious injuries when his car struck the Monocacy River bridge on the old Washington highway. Nathan Winfield Trovell of 228 West Patrick Street was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by a State Police ambulance driven by Trooper Philip Kreisinger. Trovell suffered shock head lacerations and internal injuries. Trooper Donald Bowser investigated. the car ran off the right side, struck the bridge abutment after bypassing no guard rail. The crash occurred about 1:20 a.m. and the car was demolished. No charges were filed.
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Frederick
Oidge
Wasington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Philip Kreisinger
Nathan Winfield Trovell
West Patrick Street
Donald Bowser
Trowell
Bowser
Monsoons Slow Battle at Dien Bien Phu
Monsoon rains strike Indochina as Dien Bien Phu’s fortress endures bombardment. French and Viet Minh artillery clash with little land fighting reported in 24 hours. Mud and storms slow French counterattacks and halve air raids.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Red Chin
Sete
Seventh St Site Is Sold in Frederick Maryland
Approximately 1.95 acres on the north side of West Seventh street pike were sold by Medical Arts Building of Frederick Inc. to Baltimore residents Carl Hauswald Philip J Hauswald and Frank Vierengel for about 26500 dollars. The five and a half acre tract near Tall House and Montclair avenues was bought by Safeway Stores Inc for around 60000 dollars earlier. The deed, filed in Frederick Circuit Court, cites commercial zoning and a value of about 13500 dollars per acre. Richard E Zimmerman handled the transaction.
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West Seventh Street Pike
Medical Arts Building of Frederick, Inc
H. Laurence Fahrney
Baltimore
Circuit Court
Carl Co Hauswald
Philip J. Hauswald
Frank Vierengel
West Seventh Street
Tha Trinad Ta Varateel Hote
Tall House
Montclair Avenue
Tall House Avenue
Safeway Stores, Inc
Richard E. Zimmerman
Attarnos
Innocent Verdict In Pollack Case
Associate Judges Harris and Henderson ruled a directed verdict of innocent for Baltimore political leader James H. Pollack in a case charging obstruction of justice. The verdict followed a defense motion after the State rested its case in Cumberland, with ties to morals trial witnesses Baccala and Corridi and a letter Pollack allegedly sought to influence.
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Cumberland
Morgan C. Harris
George Henderson
Baltimore
James H.jack Pollack
Anselm Sodara
Pollack
George H. Baccala
Armand L. Corridi
Baccala
Corridi
J. Harold Grady
Sodaro
Cortidi
Michael Julian
Kid Julian
Club 40
Pulaski Highway
Franklin Roosevelt D’alesandro
Moyor
D'Alesandro
Calls McCarthy Query Petty And Personal
Mrs John L Whitehurst, former head of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs Americanism department, denounced the McCarthy fight as petty and personal. She urged focusing on the main issue of Communism at the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Baltimore. A second item notes a Navy sighting of a twin engine Privateer near Ellesmere Island, Canada, believed missing since April 17.
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Baltimore
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
McCarthy
R-Wrs
John L. Whiteharer
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Whitehurst
General Federation
Washington
Ellesmere Island
Canada
No Military Move Now By Great Britain
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons Britain will not undertake military action in Indochina while the Geneva conference is in session. He said no new commitments or undertakings would be made prior to Geneva’s results, despite France seeking help and discussions ongoing with the United States.
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London
Churchill
Britain
Indochina
Geneva
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Clement Attlee
Paris
France
United States
Dien Bien Phu
Anthony Eden
Attlee
Korea
Upturn May Have Arrived
Washington reports suggest a possible business upturn may have begun in recent weeks, with optimism from Dr. Courtney S. Brown of Columbia University and A L Mills Jr. of the Federal Reserve. They caution the revival could be temporary, lasting months within a longer period of slack activity, or merely a period of stability at current levels.
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Brown
U S Civilian Flier Wounded in Indochina Crash
U S civilian flier Paul Robert Holden of Greenleaf Kansas was the first U S casualty reported in Indochina. Holden suffered severe wounds to his right side and arm when his plane was hit by Communist fire while evacuating the Dien Bien Phu fortress. Co-pilot Wallace A Buford of Kansas City Kansas landed the damaged aircraft safely in French territory.
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Hong Kong
Paul Robert Holden
Greenleaf
Kan
U.S
Holden
Rai i
Dien Bien Phu
Wallace A. Buford
Kansas City
Kam
Five Day Weather Outlook Scattered Showers Cooler Midweek
Five day forecast calls for scattered showers with a cooler spell Wednesday and fair mild conditions Thursday. Warmer air returns with scattered showers or thunderstorms likely Friday or Saturday, then clearing and cooler Sunday. Temperatures average 4 to 8 degrees above normal. Normals are afternoon highs in the mid to upper 60s with early morning lows from 37 in western Maryland to 50 in southeastern and coastal counties.
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Maryland
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