President of Church Elected in Carroll County Meeting
Retiring president Robert L. Smith of the Evangelical Lutheran church in this city presided at the meeting. Rev. Roland W. Renkel of the First Evangelical Lutheran church in Chambers Woodbine spoke, with ties to Woodshire and Upereao churches in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Smith
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Roland W. Renkel
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chambers Woodbine
Uppereo
Carroll Coun On
Woodshoro and
Filling School Board Vacancy Sparks Debate
The Central Committee named Gordon Smith, a New Market dairy farmer, to fill the vacant school board seat from five nominees. Other applicants included Louise Horine, Harry Dorus, Franklin Heck, and physician Exmest Dettbarn. Citizens urged careful consideration of qualifications and education policy understanding in the governor’s appointment.
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Walkersville
Harry Dorus
Middletown
Franklin Heck
State Roads Commission
Exmest Dettbarn
Walkersille
Tawes
Dettbarn
Dr. Dettham
State Central Committee
Central Committee
Namning
James (Reby) Hahn
Board of Education
County Board of Education
County Boards of Education
State Board
State Board of Education
Hts
Smith
Betty Thomas
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Frederick High School
New Market
Parent-Teacher Association
Beatnik Invasion Set For Frederick Weekend
Frederick Readies as 500 Beatniks Invade Friday Evening. Donald Z. Koons chairs the convention while Thomas, a former state Jaycees president, and the Silver Spring Jaycees lead Maryland in the Parade of States ranking. Jaycee Wives assist with the program as 34 chapters totaling over 2,000 members participate.
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Frederick
Maryland Jaycees
Silver Spring Jaycees
Thomas
Donald Z. Koons
Jaycees
Weather outlook today shows cooler temps and sparse rain
Gray clouds linger with no rain expected though cool air remains. Temperatures dip into the 40s at night with a forecast low near 42 and highs in the 60s for several days. Gardeners worry about frost as April showers stay scarce.
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Weather Bureau
Airort
Church To Open $38,266 Fund Drive
The Grade United Church of Christ launches a Sunday canvass to raise 38266 for a new two manual Molter pipe organ, chancel remodeling, carpeting, pews, interior painting, baseboard heating, and related furnishings. The program names general and sub committees with leaders including Charles D Barker J Elwood Hummer Henrietta Cramer and Rev Frank A Rosenberger.
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Grade United Church of Christ, Walkae
Charles D. Barker
J. Elwood Hummer
Henrietta Cramer
Mary B. Grimes
Frank R. Cramer
Frank A. Rosenberger
Charles D. Hoke
William Z. Stauffer
G. Fred Myers
Edwin L. Carstensen
Frank A
Western powers outline CENTO aims at East West summit
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd outlined three Western CENTO objectives at the East West summit in Teheran. Disarmament with international control is the primary aim, plus a halt to nuclear testing under control and noninterference in internal affairs by threat or pressure.
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U.S
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
NATO
United States
Britain
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Unie
Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
CENTO
Iraq
Alliance
Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Pickets Prowl Georgia Real Estate Man’s Home
Ku Klux Klan members picketed Chester Burge’s Macon mansion after Burge rented a white neighborhood apartment to a Negro family. Burge confronted the demonstrators with a pistol but was sent back by police who warned of arrest for weapon carrying. The Klan said the protest aimed to force the family to leave the two unit building in a poorer city section.
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Associated Press
Georgia
KKK
Lee
Davidson
Burge
Turmoil in Turkey sparks student riot reports
Bleary details emerge as thousands of students clash with police in Turkey. Four people reported killed amid the unrest while authorities investigate the violence and casualties. No further names or locations given.
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Turkey
Policemen Suspended After Fatal Crash on Fort Road
Patrolman Gerald Hayla 24 of Riviera Beach was killed when a police car crashed into a utility pole on a rain slick Fort Road. Patrolmen Skiles and Chaplin were suspended with no stated reason while Patrolman Frederick Hyde 23 was in fair to good condition at South Baltimore General Hospital. A hearing will follow the investigation. no chase report was filed during the night. Separate stock market note: mixed prices with gains for motors and aircraft.
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Fort Road
Gerald Hayla
Riveria Beach
Wade
Skiles
Chaplin
Frederick Hyde
South Baltimore General Hospital
Hayla
Hyde
Colorful Fashions At Second Blue Ridge Square Dance Festival
The Second Annual Blue Ridge Square Dance Festival features an all day event on April 30 at West Frederick Junior High School with a 7 to 8 p.m. fashion show directed by Mrs. Claudia Millhouse. Local and out of state designers showcase gowns and lace creations plus 150 yard crinolines and lace-frilled pantaloons. Over 600 dancers registered with 250 more expected. reservations hail from 11 states and D C. Mayor Ramsburg opens the festival with greetings followed by host caller Bill Millhouse and guest callers Ed Gilmore and others. Over 450 dinners are reserved through the West Frederick PTA.
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Kansas
California
Florida
Blue‘ Ridge
West Frederick Junior High School
Claudia Millhouse
Buttons and Bows Square Dance Club
Jacob RB. Ramsburg
Frederick City
James H. Grove
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Bush
Connecticut
Delaware
New Jersey
New York State
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Maryland
Bill Millhouse
Blue Ridge
Ed Gilmore
Los Angeles
Joe & Es Turner
Bethesda
D.C
Lou Hildebrandt
Hyattsville
Larry de Peitrae
Philadelphia
Jack Carver
Baltimore
Blackie Simmons
Hagerstown
West Frederick
Balanced Partnership Plan for Maryland School Financing
Frederick County officials explain a proposed balanced partnership financing program at West Frederick Junior School on May 4 inviting over 150 attendees. The plan would shift to equalized assessments and a 50 50 state local cost share for K through junior college, with localities paying up to 30 cents per 100 on 60 percent equalized value for construction debt and state matching funds.
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West Frederick
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Sensenbaugh
Maryland
Father Makes Brilliant Catch as Baby Falls from Window
In Seattle Washington Richard Taylor and coworker David Fitzgerald saved a 16 month old, Richard Hudson, by catching him after he fell from a third story window. The incident occurred near Seattle public schools administrative and service center where they work. The mother Irvin Sullivan and her daughter Vicky 2% were present during the moment.
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Seattle
Wash
Richard Taylor
Taylor
David Fitzgerald
Seatile
Richard Hudson
Fitz
Richard
Irvin Sullivan
Vicky
Rickey
Quake Strikes Tran Again In Iran City
A heavy earthquake hit the ruined city of Lar Adding five more deaths bringing totals to 365 A P report cites the Iranian Red Cross Three victims were trapped in the ruins while others shelter in tents or field camps as 17 000 residents endure displacement.
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Tehran
Iran
Lar
Sanday
Iranian Red Cross
Navy photographs sun using shoebox camera on rocket
Dr. Herbert Friedman of the Naval Research Laboratory reported the first sun image captured by X ray light in a space rocket mission over New Mexico. The pinhole camera used a five thousandth inch aperture in a six inch box to let X rays through while visible light was blocked.
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Washington
Navy
Herbert Friedman
Naval Research Laboratory
Academy of Sciences
New Mexico
Friedman
Martial Law Declared Amid Turkish Student Riots
In Istanbul the government imposed martial law after student protests against Premier Adnan Menderes. Reports say four students were killed or injured and clashes with police left dozens hurt near the university while authorities debated casualties and ongoing political turmoil.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Iran
Rhee
South Korea
State Gives Case In Auto Accident In Magistrate Court
An auto crash case against Jefferson woman Mary Gyles opened in Magistrate Byron W. Thompson's court after delays. State witnesses described a left turn and a late veer on U.S. 340 that sent a tractor-trailer into Gyles's rear. May 26 continuance set for her side. witnesses were out of state. The crash left Gyles shocked and pinned. trailer passengers uninjured. A separate case against Sterling Jackson was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Mary Gyles
Jefferson
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Byron W. Thompson
Gyles
Clyde $M. Rhodes
Hans Stowers Jr
West
Richard Alderton
Sterling Jackson
North Market Street
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United Lutheran
Jaycees State
Archive
Middle East
Emily B. ‘Hardesty
Fred Thrailkill
Bris
Thrailiki
New York
Square Dance Festival
Tran
U.S. Navy
London
Macmillan
Wen
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