Elm Street School bids on August 26 approved
The Board of Education approved plans for a four room addition to Elm Street School and authorized bids to be opened August 26 at 10 am. Federal funds support the project with an estimated cost between 99000 and 100000. Architects Finney Wolcott and Associates explained details and a corridor will connect to the old building.
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Board of Education
Elm Street
Finney, Wolcott and Associates
Baltimore
North Prederick
Frederick
James Posey
A.eb. Fisher
Adamstown School
E. L. Liegd
Brunswick
Fisher
Catoctin Furnace
Fisher’s
Burkittsville
Myersville
Isurance Advisory Committee
J. Vernon Cobleniz
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ernest Hellenstein
James H. Cramer
Jacqueline K. Baker
Charles Wiles
Liberty
Evelyn Harris
East Frederick
Ruth Ann Richards
Virginia Woods
Ruth Nicholson
Francis E
Maj Willard Money Headed Home From Philippines Tour
Maj Willard L Money and his wife Elizabeth Green with their two children Doris and Gene are returning to the United States after a two year tour with the U S Air Force in the Philippines. He will join the 1800th Airways and Air Communications Service Wing at Tinker AFB Oklahoma. He served as operations officer for the 1961st Airways and Air Communications Service Squadron at Clark AFB near Manila. He is a combat veteran of World War II with prior assignments in Hawaii Bolling and Andrews AFB and Hunter AFB. Mrs Money is from Lovettsville and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T L Green.
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Clark Afb
United States
U.S. Air Force
Philippines
Willard L. Money
N. W. Money
Point of Rocks
Major Money
Elizabeth L. Green
Doris
Gene
1800Th Airways and
Air Communications Service Wing
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Military Air Transport Service
Clark Air Force Base
Manila
Islands
14Th
Philippine
Hawaii
Bolling and Andrews Air Force Bases
Washington
D. C
Hunter Afb
Money
Lovettsville
T. L. Green
That Town
Clark Says Reds May Hold More POWs
General Mark Clark said the Communists may hold between 2 000 and 3 000 more American prisoners than the 3 313 they have said they will exchange He also filed for retirement from the Army effective Oct 31 and discussed Koreas prisoners and armistice plans He noted evidence of more captives and that thousands of South Koreans remain unaccounted for while the Third Marine Division moves toward the Far East
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Washington
Mark Hw
Clark
Far East
Pentagon
Army
Citadel
South Carolina
Military College
United Nations Command
Tokyo
Third Marine Division
Japan
Korea
Nce
Far Eastern
Military ‘ Armistice Commission
Epsiemers U.N
Firemen Of County Name New Officers
Vernon M. Cassell of Braddock Heights was elected president of the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association at the 19th annual convention in New Midway. Other officers chosen include Mumma, Morgan, Black, Smith, Bard, Sovocool, with a nominating panel led by Ogle. A parade and carnival accompany the event as delegates from 14 companies gather for routine business and memorial services.
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Vernon M. Cassell
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Rocky Ridge
L. Edward Morgan
Frederick
George Black
Thurmont
Robert L. Smith
Philip Bard
Walkersville
Leslie Sovocool
Graceham
John Ogle
Carl Anglecarrger
New Midway
Julius Underwood
Brunswick
Middletown
Myersville
Emmitsburg
State Firemen’s Association
William A. Chenowith
Pikesville
John W. Smith
West Annnapolis
Floyd B. Heimer
College Park
James W
Soverool
Ernest Drebert
Graceham Moravian Church
Smith
Garland Smith
Edgar Bittle
R. Avery Browning
Roscoe K. Doub
M. Fosterhalt
William H. Gaylor
Elmer J. Koogle
William H. Gaver
Grayson Lighter
John L. Routzahn
M. Frank Rowe
Ralph 5
Sperry
Roger L. Kling
Roy Wisotzkey
George Fox
Arthur A. Haugh
Gordon West
William P. Holter
William O. McCutcheon
Harvey C. Sunday
James E. S. Brust
Roy L. Crum
Elmer Ray
Paul Hamilton
Albert Baker
Lewis H. Engle
Harry Cline
Merb
Boost
Earl Troxell
Uniteds
Walter Lipps
Frederick Sheeley
Archie E. Fisher
C. Edgar Miller’, Sr
Charles E. Miller
Charles Knuppie
Jesse J. Renner
County Ladies Auxiliary
Ladices
New Midway Company
Tourist Attraction At Annapolis Draws Wide Visitors
Last month Annapolis Stairhouse attracted 2 235 visitors from 37 states and eight foreign countries, 320 more than July 1852. Fort McHenry in Baltimore drew 1 276 visitors in July. Comparable 1952 figures unavailable. Governor John S Fine urged overhaul of the American penal system to reduce prison violence.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Department of Information
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Seatile
John S. Fineh
Pennsylvania
Phantom Hooded Driver Shadowing Turnpike Sleepers
Pittsburgh reports a truck driver says a midnight shadow followed him by a hooded figure in a cream Ford with New York plates from Delaware to Aberdeen Maryland. Investigators link the case to the Pennsylvania Turnpike murders of two sleeping drivers with a 32 caliber pistol. A Jersey search for a related lethal weapon accompanies reviews of a late Wilcox case near Woodbury New Jersey.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Peabody
Associated
Washington, D. C
Delaware
Aberdeen
Peabody
New York
Pennsylvania Turnpike
New Jersey
Leroy Wilcox
Woodbury
Lester B. Woodward
Harrisburg
Harry F. Pitts
Bowling Green
Permit Revoked For Grandview Restaurant
Health department sanitarian inspectors revoked the Grandview Restaurant permit north of Thurmont on Route 15 after complaints of illness from food poisoning. Proprietor John C Delauter must limit sales to pre packed items until sanitary standards are met. violations date back to 1948 with improper refrigeration and infestations observed. Dr Forbes Burgess emphasized strict enforcement and possible reissuance only after inspections show compliance.
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Health Department
Grandview
Thurmont
Route 15
John C. Delauter
Forbes Burgess
Burgess
Dr. Burgess
Chartered Bus May Run To Little League Game
A chartered bus will leave Blue Ridge Lines terminal at eight Saturday for the Little League sectional game at Vineland if enough interest. A minimum of 37 riders is needed. round trip is 5.50 with reservations due by 6 p m Friday at the Smoke Shop. The 2 p m game in Vineland. return about 8 p m to Frederick. money refunded if canceled. Additional plans include a ride on the 40 and 8 locomotive from the Legion Home at 8 30 a m with G Ernest Lipps coordinating.
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Blue Ridge Lines
Vineland
James A. Grove
Frederick
Little League
Legion
Legionnaires
G. Ernest Lipps
Leath
Crash Boat Rescues 30 On Grounded Yacht
Norfolk Va report describes Langley Air Force Base crash boats rescuing 20 persons from the sailing yacht Anna Helen after it ran aground two miles northwest of Wolf Trap Light Station in Chesapeake Bay. Two crew remained aboard as winds and damage prompted Coast Guard to seek assistance. Langley crews arrived around 1:43 to 4:35 a.m. and took evacuees to Langley. Market up New York follows in the text.
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Norfolk
Langley Air Force Base
Chesapeake ‘Bay
Wolf Trap
Coast Guard
Barberry
Washington Speculates On Soviets
U S officials view Moscow note on German unification and Austrian independence as weak and possibly a Kremlin gambit to apply pressure. The note, received in Washington London and Paris, prompts consultations with British and French diplomats as Dulles awaits return. Western hopes center on a ministerial meeting later this year or winter, while some see Moscow intent on power politics and overreaching by downplaying Austrian uprisings.
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Washington
U. S
Moscow
Germany
Krem
East Germany
London
Paris
State Department
Dulles
Ln Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Russia
Austria
United States
Temperature Drops After 93 Degree Day With Showers
A mix of light showers and a rapid cool down followed a 93 degree day. Forecasters expect temperatures to fall to the mid 70s this afternoon with clearing skies. Overnight lows may reach the high fifties, and Friday looks cloudy with little temperature change. Saturday brings a warmer trend with more scattered showers.
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Weather Bureau
Dick Haymes Deported on World War II Exemption Issue
Actor-singer Dick Haymes was picked up by immigration service inspectors in Los Angeles and charged with deportation to Argentina. Attorney General Brownell cited a World War II exemption claim as citizenship neutral status, making him ineligible for naturalization under the McCarran Walter act. President Eisenhower’s radio address to the nation on Congress and administration work is scheduled tonight at 8:20 to 9 p.m. EST, carried by four main ports.
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Washington
Dick Haymes
Argentina
Brownell
Immigration Service
Los Angeles
Haymes
Eisenhower
Nation
Congress
D Alesandro Son Charged With Rape in Baltimore Case
Baltimore mayor Thomas D Alesandro faces a personal crisis as his 20 year old son Franklin Delano Roosevelt D Alesandro is charged with rape and abducting two young girls aged 13 and 11 along with three co defendants. The case follows political turmoil including a grand jury probe and a burglary at the mayor's home.
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Baltimore
Thomas D’alesandro
Franklin Delano Roosevelt D'Alesandro
Young D’alesandro
Preston Street
D’alesandro
Young D'Alesandro
Joseph Sherbow
Europe
Emerson
D'Alesandro
George Baccala
Philip Sudano
Armand Coriddi
Carnally
Baccala
Alcohol Ether And Lemon Juice Proves Fatal On Island
In Mexico, guards on the penal island Islas Marias mixed a drink of alcohol ether and lemon juice. Four died one blinded and two gravely ill after being treated in Mexico City. Proportions not released. Also report notes NLRB case backlog at lowest since Taft-Hartley and stream conditions at Buckeystown Dam and Knowville.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Pacific
Islas Marias
Search For Missing Men Ts Continued Search For Missing Men
London We S Air Force planes roared off British fields in dismal weather today to continue the desperate search for 16 American airmen still missing in the icy North Atlantic. Four survivors and three bodies were aboard ships en route to British ports from the downed RB-36 reconnaissance bomber with five engines ablaze south for Tesland. Survivors and bodies were taken from lifeboats and one man dinghies after planes directed the ships to the area. The Manchester Shipper radioed one survivor and two dead aboard. The survivor was S. Sgt. Royade Vere Speer of Bennington Oklahoma. the dead include Capt. Walter Norman Hunter of San Jacinto California and Sgt. Robert Eugene Yeoman of Vaca Valley California. The Manchester Pioneer reported three survivors aboard. The Magdalena picked up one body. Maj. George E. Parkes, 37, navigator from Nephi Utah, Airman J. G Harold E. Parker, 22, Spokane Washington, and Sgt. Charles M. DeHaven, 24, Stroudsburg Pennsylvania, were named as the other survivors. The third body remained unidentified.
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London
We. S. Air Force
North Atlantic
Ivir
Tesland
Iship Manchester
Pas S
Royade Vere Speer
Bennington
Okla
Walter Norman Hunter
San Jacinto
Calif
Robert Eugene Yeoman
Vaca Valley
Travis Air Force Base
George E. Parkes
Nephi
Utah
J. G. Harold E. Parker
Spokane
Wash
Charles M. DeHaven
Stroudsburg
Frederick Police Tie for Third in Maryland Pistol Meet
Frederick Police Department placed third in B Class at the seventh Maryland pistol matches at Sparrows Point. About 280 participants from 34 teams competed. Sergt Sherman Boone second in slow fire Class B. Sergt Marshall Murray won slow fire Class D and placed sixth in rapid fire Class D. Sergt Norman Dietz ninth in Class C. Officer William Boone fifth in Camp Perry event. Four officers earned ten medals now on display at Headquarters. Chief Charles V. Main praised the team’s first appearance as a strong achievement.
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Frederick
Maryland
Maryland Police Association
Sparrows Point
Frederick Police Department
Sherman Boone
Marshall Murray
Norman Dietz
Sergt
Murray
Camp Perry
William Boone
Charles V. Main
Fredericks Range
Delegate See To Speak To Optimists
Charles See, a blind delegate from Miegany county and a field officer for the Maryland Workshop for the Blind, will address the Cumberland Optimist Club dinner at the Southern Restaurant. He will present activities from the Bund Workshop, with WW Foster presiding and C Lease Bussard as program chairman.
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Charles See
Miegany County
House of Delegates
Maryland Workshop For the Blind
Optimist Club
Southern
See
CumberlandOptimist Club
WW. C. Foster
C. Lease Bussard
POWs Back From Korea Exchange Rally After Capture Release
Across Panmunjom the Communists freed 392 Allied prisoners including 70 Americans, 42 ill or wounded, while 81 more Americans were slated for release tomorrow as the third day of the Korean War prisoner exchange begins. Some POWs reported torture and hunger, others appeared in good health, and outbursts drew sharp protests from U N officials. A South Korean died en route to Panmunjom, others reportedly near death, as questions arise why sick and wounded were withheld in April.
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Panmunjom
U.S
U. W
Communism
U. N
May Veto Movies Bill Is Pocket Veto Most Likely
President Eisenhower faced budget pressures and tax relief pleas as Congress passed a bill repealing the 26 per cent federal tax on movie tickets. Observers expect a pocket veto if Congress is out of session, avoiding an explicit veto or signing the measure. If enacted, Congress could attempt an override when it reconvenes in January.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Treasury Department
15 Women and Children Counted After Wreck at Alice
Deputy Sheriff Bob Mier described a rural Alice collision as 18 women and children were counted after a 1952 Cadillac and an M1 Packard crashed. An expectant mother and six sons were among those counted. No one needed medical care beyond minor first aid.
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Alice, Tex
Bob Mier
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