Central Voting Place Recommended for City Election
Yee State Armory at West Second and Hentz streets is urged by Frederick city election supervisors as a single central voting site for all precincts in June. The recommendation goes to the Board of Aldermen, with judges and clerks named and to qualify Thursday at City Hall. The panel cites voter convenience, lower rental costs, parking, and faster machine servicing. armory use last county vote proved successful.
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Yee State Armory
West Second
Hentz Streets
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
City Board of Election Supervisors
George T. Schroeder Sr
Glenn T. Swisher
Joseph S. Stephens
James T. Messersmith
Bids Open Up for Frederick Low Rent Housing Project
Frederick plans a new six building low rent complex of brick structures with concrete floors for eligible income residents. Public Housing Administration approval reached, drawings by Charles F. Bowers due May 7, bids May 5, razing of 35 parcels included, project fourth in Frederick with initial cost likely above two million dollars.
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Aitics
Wensine
iThe
Public Housing Administration
Washington
Charles F. Bowers
Housing Authority
Lincoln
Taney
Carver
South Frederick
North Frederick
Harmony Four Quit Share For Western Tour
Harmony Four pulled out of a Western tour amid a scene at St Michaels Maryland where several candidates and party leaders gathered. The event featured Democratic officials and local precinct judges, with campaigns in full swing as May 9 registration loomed and calls for unity echoed through Talbot County.
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Stalk
Thomas D'Alessandro
Talbot Coun Ity
Democratic Committee
Baltimore City Hall
jJames Bruce
Wicomico County
William F. Fadler Jr
Montgomiery
Clarence D. Long
Carroll l
George P. Mahoney
Anne Arundel
Nasser Arrives in Moscow for 18 Day State Visit
President Nasser landed in Moscow with a 15 member delegation aboard a TU104 jet. Premier Khrushchev greeted him as the two nations anticipate a joint declaration of solidarity outlining possible political economic and cultural accords. The visit marks Nassers first encounter with a major world power.
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Moscow
Kremlin
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Movement Emphasized By Scouting Meeting Dress Debate
At the Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts annual meeting in Fort Detrick officers club Lynn A. Hannum of Aerojet Generals Corp urged clear thinking and reasoning over received facts stressing the danger of misinformation. Dr Charles E Broadrup was elected district chairman with several other officers named. about 150 adults and scouts attended.
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Boy Scouts
Aerojet
Lynn A. Hannum
Aerotect Generals Corporation
Fort Detrick
Charles E. Broadrup
Francis Scott Key
Niemann A
John S. Herrick
Gordon C. Hite
Niemann A. Brunk
Lymann W. Karr
Tom €. Akeley
New Market Episcopal Charge
Broadrup
Brunk
Melvin H. Derr
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Samuel Birely
Jack Kussmaul
Herrick
Colgate Brish
Edward A. Powell
National Capital Area Council
George J. Barthel
Fred Jaise
Mal Capital Area Council
Charles G
Harold Neufeld
Lawrence
Jerome
Oraver
J Baker
Eugene Hartman
Billy ‘Us
Frank Lawrence
Pack 1033
Adamstown
John Kirsch
Lynn Bechtold
Brosdrup
Karr
Walter D. Foster
Harold A.J. Neufeld
Joseph Donovan
L. Lee Kupferberg
Farm Food Retail Prices Up Seven Percent
The Agriculture Department reported retail prices of farm produced food rose 7 percent in the first quarter versus last year, driven mainly by higher farm prices. Meat animal prices surged, while marketing costs, wages, and transportation also climbed. Farmers’ share of the consumer dollar rose to 41 cents from 39, above the 1957 40 cent average.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Gey
Effort To Restore Gath Hall Fails
A second attempt to restore Gath Hall in Gathland State Park, Frederick County, failed when the Department of Public Improvements did not accept the bid from I Herman Mock of Frederick. Mock offered 453400 with alternates that could fit the 343000 appropriation, but the department rejected his bid within the required period. Earlier, another low bid from a Hagerstown firm was rejected for exceeding funds. No further work is planned soon, as the hall deteriorates toward ruin.
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J. Millard
Tawes
Atty
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Louis L. Gold
Frederick County
Bal Itimore
Bruce
W. Preston Lane Jr
Lane
Hagerstown Law and! S
Argentina
Johns Hoptkins University
Alahoney
D Alesandro
Baltimore City
Gath Hall
Gathland State Park
Department of Public Improvements
Iow
I. Herman Mock
Frederick
Mock
Compueter
Hagerstown
Heights Pool Sued for $250000 in Maryland Circuit Court
Robert S. Dyal II, through his father, sues Braddock Heights Swimming Pool Inc. for 250000 alleging a July 13 1954 incident at the pool left him with a crushed sixth cervical vertebra, permanent spinal injury, partial paralysis, wheel chair dependence, and lifelong medical costs. claim notes eight weeks of Crutchfield traction and ongoing device needs and lost earning capacity. David K E Bruce to address 122 graduates at University of Marxland Overseas Program May 24.
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Robert S. Dyal
Greenbelt
Braddock Heights Swimming Pool, Inc
Aciect
Cratchfield
D. K. E. Bruce
College Park
David K. E. Bruce
West Germany
Universis of Marxland
Record Cold Grips Midwest With Numerous New Low Marks
Winter returns bring record low temperatures across the Midwest with several cities reporting new date lows. Dubuque Iowa 23 Des Moines 24 Omaha 26 Sioux Falls 29 Bemidji and International Falls bitter cold Casper Wyoming 17 West Yellowstone 6 and widespread frost warnings from Illinois through Ohio to western New York. Thunderstorms, wind damage near Birmingham, blowing snow in the Dakotas and Minnesota, and a tornado near Comanche Oklahoma added to the wild weather picture as cold waves lingered from North Dakota to Wisconsin. Rivers and streams swollen with the unsettled conditions.
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Tennessee Land
Ohios
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Ala
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Wisconsin
Notable Deaths Across Nations Mark Week of Obituaries
Mrs May Lamberton Becker aged 84 in Epson England after long career in publishing. Dr George Willard Frasier aged 67 former president emeritus of Colorado State College and Stanford education lecturer. Prof Elinor T R Hanke aged 57 director of music at Carthage College died of a blood clot. Maj Gen Hanson Edward Ely aged 90 retired Army officer died in Jacksonville. Lester S Dame aged 37 US aid mission member died in Montevideo aiding Nixon visit. Vanadium Corp of America at Niagara Falls to close last furnace, laying off 70 workers. Kansas City postpones rain, Boston.
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May L. Becker
New York
May Lamberton Becker
Epson
Surrey
England
Becker
New York Herald Tribune
George W. Frasier Phoenix
Ariz
George Willard Frasier
Colorado State College
Stanford University
Colorado State
E. T. R. Hanke
Carthage
IH. i
T. R. Hanke
Imusic
Carthage College
H. E. Ely
Jacksonville
Fra
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Hanson Edward Ely
Ely
Mason City
Montevideo
Nixon
Argentina
Minnesota
Understanding Color Theme For Homemakers Meetings
May 4 through 19 schedule for 34 Homemakers clubs centers on Understanding Color. Miss Beatrice Fehr and Mrs. Howard T. Smith organize sessions with Frank Lawrence, paint rep. Meetings at Fire Hall Middletown and various communities discuss color choice, lighting effects, and paint bases.
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Howard T. Smith
Council Home
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Frank Lawrence
Middletown
Richard Keller
Myersville
Guy
Stevens
Mid-Valley
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Bible
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Markell
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Psist
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Ballenger
Walkersville Methodist Church
Walkersville
Marvin Houck
Pleasant
Earl Kelly
Woodsboro
Charles Harris
New Market Town Hall
New Market
Edward ‘ Widmayer
Pleasant Grove
Marguerite Burgee
Sjamsville
Ryland
Gambrill Park
Harry Stup
Braddock
Miss Fehe
Bath
Kitchen
Urbana
James
Montgomery
Adamstown
Palmer
Thurmont
Ralph Stormtlem
Lewistown
Randolph
Emmitsburg
Robert
Fitez
Yellow Springs
Robert Rothenhoefer
Soviet Union proposal to refer Eisenhower plan to summit
The Soviet Union proposed at the United Nations that President Eisenhower's plan for an American military inspection zone be sent to a summit meeting for discussion. The proposal was presented to the U.N. Security Council as it prepared to consider the issue.
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Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Avene
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Dismisses Eisenhower Arctic Inspection Plan
Moscow reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko called Eisenhower's Arctic inspection plan a matter of publicity. The U N council debate on disarmament and an inspection zone was expected, with most members backing a thorough discussion and the Soviet Union opposing immediate discussion.
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Andrei Gromyko
Eisenhower
Miva
U.S
Arctic
Soviet Union
United States
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N
30th Anniversary of Commission Wednesday
In Baltimore the State Roads Commission marks its 50th anniversary at a regular weekly meeting. SRC Chairman Robert O. Bonnell will present Gov. McKeldin with the revised Green Book a sufficiency rating study of every mile in the state roads system. Bennett and McMullen will also attend the Golden Anniversary meeting.
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SRC
Robert O. Bonnell
Gov. McKeldin
General Assembly
Roads Commission
Edgar T. Bennett
Wicomico County
John J. McMullen
Allegany County
Infant 4 Months Dies In Cumberland Home
A four month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Payne of Cumberland died of asphyxia yesterday after lying on a living room blanket. He was dead on arrival at Memorial Hospital. The father is an insurance agent. Dr. E. Deming performed an autopsy and autopsy results cited gases. The cause cited is asphyxia with possible stomach entrapment after the child rolled onto his stomach.
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Cumberland
Mitchell Tefid Payne
Memorial
Riley Payne
E. Deming
Thunderstorms Bring Much Cooler Weather Ahead
Local forecasters warn of thunderstorms today with a shift to cooler air and a chance of frost by Thursday morning. Temperatures rose to 61 overnight, with a forecast low in the forties and highs only in the fifties on Wednesday. Letters of administration issued for the estate of James Richard Peach. Alfonzo Peach named as administrator, the deceased's father sole heir.
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James Richard Peach
Alfonzo Peach
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