Court House Offices To Be Shifted
The Frederick County Treasurer's office will move later this year to the Court House quarters now used by the Clerk of the Circuit Court after the Clerk and staff relocate to new offices in the old first floor court room. The shift hinges on shelving and cases for land and equity records arriving, with the assessment books moved to a small public room in the Clerk's office. The move will free space, with the commissioners planning a moderate renovation and converting the treasurer's current room into a conference area. The commission also disclosed plans to buy mechanized tax billing equipment for the treasurer, costing under 14000 dollars, to replace hand operations and reduce costs. City Register Louis E. Eichelberger praised the potential savings and efficiency. The county is said to handle about three million dollars in business annually. The commission awarded 15 miles of the Wiles road to Richard F. Kline for 37309 dollars, with work to start soon. The next monthly night meeting is set for 8 p.m. at the Court House.
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Frederick County
Court House
Circuit Court
Board of County Commissioners
County Commissioners’ Office
Frederick City
Louis E. Eichelberger
St. Asard
Wiles Road
Valley View
Middletown
Richard F Kline
Frederick
Roads Board
Auto Strikes House In Thurmont, Driver Charged
A Thurmont resident, Curtiss L. Powell, 27, was charged with reckless driving after his pre war Buick left US 15 north of Charmont and crashed into the George Slagel residence porch at 3 a.m. No injuries were reported. Damages to Powell’s car estimated at 150 dollars as Trooper H J Brown investigated.
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Thirtment
US 15
Charmont
Curtiss L. Powell
Powell
George Slagel
Thurmont
H. J. Brown
Young Milwaukee Minister Faces Doctrinal Charge
Rev. John Gerberding, 33, of Menomonee Falls, faces a formal church trial on counts of doctrinal deviation. The Northwest Synod, United Lutheran Church, voted unanimously to proceed. The case will be reviewed by the synod conference next May with possible penalties from rebuke to ouster. Gerberding defended a flexible view of Scripture.
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Milwaukee
John Gerberding
Northwest Synod
United Lutheran Church
Gecberding
Menomonee Falls
George Crist Jr
Durham
Crist
Paul E. Bishop
Minneapolis
Synod
Gerberding
Faster Crist
South Korea vows to regain territory near 38th Parallel
Seoul declares intent to restore authority over a small strategic area south of the 38th Parallel occupied during armistice talks. The government warns of an imminent full scale attack from the north and cites North Korean buildup. A separate scene in Seoul shows monks and nuns witnessing a bleeding protest letter to President Syngman Rhee over Buddhist leadership in temples.
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Seoul
38Th Parallel
United States
United Nations
ROK
Syongman Rhee
Babe Ruth Regional Play Opens in Scorching Heat
The Babe Ruth League regional tournament began in extreme heat with New York and Pennsylvania champions leading the field. Teams from New Jersey Delaware Virginia and Pennsylvania arrived, games scheduled at McCurdy Field with 1 pm opener. Frederick and Danville Victories discussed. pitching plans for Frederick noted amid roster changes.
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Sussex County All Stars
New York Vale
Pennsylvania
Phoenix
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
Pennsylania
Clarksburg
Wo Va
McCurdy Field
Trenton
N. J
Newark
Del
At &Orlock
Frederick
Danville
Tom Michael
Don Brown
Tf Brown
Ots
Bunny Shreve
Tinker Michael
Dave Meadows
Michael
Frederick Bays
Today May Be Hottest Of Summer
The city endures a blistering heat wave as temperatures reach around 100 degrees with 90 by midmorning at the airport. Forecasters warn no relief in sight through Friday with isolated thundershowers possible midweek. Crops suffer as corn curls and beans scorch while dust storms slow road work.
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Weather Bureau
County Roads Board
Roger H. Wiklard
City Warns On Dumping Kitchen And Laundry Waste Into Gutters
County health officer Dr Forbes Burgess cautioned Frederick residents to stop disposing kitchen and laundry waste water into gutters. Violators face court action under city ordinances. He urged reporting incidents and watching for pipes diverting waste away from sewers.
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Forbes Burgess
Burgess
Frederick
Health Office
Health Department
Little League Title Game Wednesday Night
Maryland Little League crown to be decided Wednesday night at 6 30 with Penmar Allegany County facing Easton after both teams won semis Easton beat Havre de Grace 3 2 and Penmar defeated Brooklyn Park 6 4 The winner advances to Barrington New Jersey for sectional eliminations.
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Easton
Maryland
At & Pm
Penmar
Allegany County
Easton Penmar
Brooklsa Park
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Barrington
New Jersey
Heat wave remains unbroken across the nation
The Weather Bureau reports no general relief as temperatures linger hot and humid. Showers offer brief respite in some areas while the Plains and Southwest endure readings above 100. Brenda weakens as it moves through southern Louisiana with 4.5 inches of rain at Mobile in 24 hours.
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Associated Fress
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Plains States
Pierre
Philip S.D
Southwest Desert
Blythe
el Centro
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
the &S
Plains
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Pacific
Brenda
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Mobile
Ala
Rocky Mountain Region
New England
Two Men In Shotgun Duel Questioned After Bar Fight
Two Urbana and Monrovia men were shot in Centerville in front of Brown's Tavern after a tavern dispute over beer. Carness E Brown, 32, remained in fair condition with wounds to the lower abdomen and upper thighs. Ulysses G. Ziegler, 22, was treated for arm wounds and released. Police and the State's Attorney's office planned to question them today.
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Centerville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carness E Brown
Urbana
Ulysses G. Ziegler
Monrovia
Brown
Zergler
Clarver Aeler
W. L. Guilding
Ryt Storer
Llysses Ziegler
States Alloines
Mare
New Superintendent Arrives at Marsland State School
Liosd A Ambrosen and Mrs Ambrosen arrive with two daughters Susan and Harriet and son Bill to take over Marsland State School duties. Ambrosen appointed by Board of Visitors to succeed Dr Janatis Bjerler as Dr Byerlee reaches compulsory retirement age and prepares to move to Minnesota with Mrs Byerlee this week. Executive committee meeting at the school Monday included Judge Moylan and directors Mec, Storm, Conley, and Thomas.
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Liosd A Ambrosen
Marsland
Nea
Ambrosen
Susan
Harriet
Bill
Schon
Janatis Bjerler
Byerlee
Byerleer
Minnesota
Pr Byorlee
Charles F. Moylan
Charles Mec. Mathias
Wiliam W. Storm
Charles H. Conley
B LO Thomas Sr
Dulles Seeks Red China Pledge to Renounce Force
Secretary of State Dulles expressed hope that Red China will declare renunciation of force Failing such a commitment he warned negotiations cannot proceed He said the United States will not negotiate under threat and the crucial aim is to discard the pistol from the talks He noted recent events hint at a shift toward a peaceful Chinese policy with the release of American airmen.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Red China
Reds
Four Killed On Md Roads In Separate Crashes
Four people died in Maryland highway crashes on Monday. two fatal crashes involved soldiers whose cars struck poles and burned. Capt Stanley White White, 36, an Army doctor from Odd, Va., stationed at Valley Forge General Hospital in Pa., died after his car hit a pole and burst into flames near Kingsville. Others killed included 19 year old John Franklin Comer from La Follette Tenn and 40 year old Carl Richardson of Baltimore, with multiple other injuries and a 4 year old crosswalk death in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Maryland
John Franklin Comer
Wil Duan Eade
Libeile Saekitel Y D
Towson
Ellicott City
la Follette
Tenn
Robert Schroeder
Dexter
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Kingsville
Stanley Wise White
Odd
White
Valley Forge General Hospital
Pennsylvania
Carl Richardson
Baltimore County
Old North Point Road
James Stallings
Dundalk
Shirley Mathena
Joanne Davis
Clarence Elmer Revalds
Failed To Halt Youth Is Shot In Severn Incident
An unnamed 14 year old boy was shot and killed early today in Severn after failing to halt for a materials plant vehicle. The other youth was injured and questioned. The plant owner James Ringgeld and his son Raymond witnessed the incident as the fleeing youths were chased by police. A 22 caliber rifle was fired as they fled, and one occupant died at Fort Meade base hospital with the other injured.
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Ferndale
Anne Arundel County
Severn
Capp
Wilbur C Wade
Wallam Ho Brueher
Baltimare
Wade
James H Ringgeld
Kayemond
Baderes
University of Pennsylvania Announces Poison Ivy Vaccine
The University of Pennsylvania announced a new vaccine to prevent poison ivy reactions after thousands of students and volunteers received injections in a desensitization program.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Parsons
Northeast Sweltering Across the Northeast
The Northeast endured another day of extreme heat with New York City at 86 degrees at 9 am and forecasts predicting highs near 95. New England saw 90s to 100 in several cities while storms disrupted power in parts of New York. Cooler air from Canada was expected to move southward tonight.
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New York
New York City
Weather Bureau
New
Dunkirk
Lake George
Elmira
N.J
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Install Hightman As Brunswick Postmaster
Arthur F. Hightman was installed as acting postmaster at Brunswick succeeding Blanch Gross after a late week appointment by the Post Office Department. He was sworn by a U S postal inspector and no ceremony was held. A six month period is expected before confirmation as postmaster.
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Arthur F. Hightman
Brunswick
Blanch Gross
Hightiman
Post Office Department
U. S
Gross
Hightman
Civilians Repatriation Talks Pause At Geneva
United States and Red China paused 48 hours of talks on repatriation of 40 American civilians held by Peiping and Chinese students in America. A. Alexis Johnson and Wang Ping-nan held a 55 minute session with no communique issued and a Thursday morning meeting planned. Indian envoy V K Krishna Menon met Johnson briefly and urged settlement without difficulty.
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Geneva
United States
Red China
Peiping
America
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Washington
U. S
V. K. Krishna Menon
Johnson
Menon
Assault Charges After Kinneharts Alley Knifing Incident
Geraldine Thompson. 24, of Kinneharts alley, charged with assault and battery after a knifing in her home following a downtown tavern confrontation with Maxter W. Butler, 22, of Middle alley. Butler was hospitalized with a cut to his left arm and released before 3 a.m. today. Thompson claimed self defense after Butler allegedly kicked her in the stomach.
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Frederick
Kinnehart’s Alley
Maxter W. Butler
Middle Alley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Geraldine Thompson
Kinneharts Alley Hospital
Butler
Five Day Forecast Cites Heat Spike Then Cooling Weekend
A five day outlook shows continued hot conditions Wednesday through Friday with cooler weather likely over the weekend. Isolated thundershowers are possible on Wednesday with generally fair conditions into Friday or Saturday, when scattered thundershowers may develop. Temperatures average about 3 to 6 degrees above normal with highs in the low to mid 80s and lows from 15 to 70 along coastal and inland areas, rising to upper elevations in the mountains.
Freed Airmen Due Soon In Hong Kong
Eleven American airmen imprisoned in Communist China for over two years are due for release in Hong Kong. Two C54 transports were dispatched to bring them home, with medical checks at Fanling before a news conference and flight to Hawaii, Guam, or Wake.
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Hong Kong
China
U. S. Air Force
Red China
United States
Peiping
Fanling
Stir
Kai Tak
Honoluu
Guam
Wake
U.S
Hawaii
Air Force
White House
James Hagerty
Washington
John T. Downey
New Britain
Conn
Richard G. Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Downey
Fecteau
Seoul
Tokyo
North Korea
Wang Ping-nan
Geneva
Sweltering Maryland Weather Forecast For Week
Weather forecasters say Maryland will swelter with temperatures at or above 90 most of the week with possible relief by Saturday. Highs today range from the low 90s to near 98 in central southern and Eastern Shore counties. isolated thunderstorms may occur in the north Wednesday then fair through Friday or Saturday.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Garrett County
Shore
Weather Bureau
Conowingo
Baltimore
Pikesville
Handalistoun
Rockville
Cumberland
Waterloo
Frederick
Easton
Salisbury
Talks Special Session Washington
The administration began talks on a special session as a shrinking group of lawmakers entered last minute battles to wind up the current Congress.
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Washington
Congress
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