Wallet and $300 Lost By Arizona Congressman Found Later
Arizona Congressman John J Rhodes traveled to the Republican convention in San Francisco when his wallet with credentials and $300 disappeared. A Samaritan returned the wallet via a mailbox on Patek and Carroll streets. Rhodes posted a reward with Phoenix Police for recovery before the convention.
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500 Attend 4-H Annual Campfire
Some 500 4-H club members their guests and representatives attended the annual campfire held at the farm of Par and Joseph Smith near New Market. Initiated were Barbara Weller Joyce Hood Prospect Margaret Ann Jones Mr Pleasant Marilee Pullman. The candlelight service was conducted by President Allen Moore and officers. Stunts skits and challenges were performed by all present.
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Pat Smith
Alice Holter
Middletown
Sarah Barmshore
Lewistown
Charles Black
Univeville
Allen Flanagan
Woodsboro
Thomas Jady
Richard Grossmickie
Dolly Staley
Barbara Weller
Joyce Hood
Prospect
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Mr. Pleasant
Marilee Pullman
Welen Stull
Pater Wie Widdletin
Dane Qitler
Buckeystown
Bit Mar
Faye Rice
Beverly Axtine
Dovee Bo
Liberty
William Moore
Robert Wiles
James Favorite
James Lassman
Avengerstown
Bernard Bader
Mt. Pleasant
John Holter
Chester Stone
Edward Smith
Libertas
National Park Service 50th Anniversary Program at Catoctin
A commemorative service marks the 50th anniversary of the National Park Service with a Mission 66 launch at Catoctin Mountain Park. Dr J Walter Coleman of Gettysburg National Military Park will speak at 2 p.m. EDT near Thurmont Route 77. Visitors may tour Camp Greentop and join a flag dedication.
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Drunk on State Road Receives County Jail Time and Fines
Martinsburg man W Vaman jailed thirty days in Frederick county jail for intoxication on the highway before Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr. Long found guilty of permitting an unauthorized driver and fined or jailed. Collateral forfeited for multiple Speed and license violations. Deed recorded for 928 Shawnee Drive in Monocacy Village for about 17300 dollars.
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Long
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LeGore
C. C. Steele
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Inerff
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William H. L. James
New Market
Lio d Moimes
Hagerstown
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Tampa
Fla
Ce Steele Claude J Neal
James Jackson Jr
All Saints Street
William A. Boone Jr
Hamilton Homes, Inc
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Eile
Shawnee Drive
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Eta
Foreign Made Car Wrecked In Accident Near Creagerstown
Bradley E Watkins, 28, of Hagerstown, was hospitalized overnight at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being thrown from a foreign make car on Longs Mill Road. The vehicle, a total loss, failed to negotiate a right turn, went off the left side, overturned, and struck the road embankment. Watkins was arrested for failing to drive to the right of center.
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Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Longs Mill Road
Creagerstown
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Watkins
Maryland Democrats weigh Senate candidate after Tydings illness
Maryland delegates at the Democratic National Convention speculated on replacing Millard Tydings as U S Senate nominee amid his illness. George P Mahoney wields influence in the state party while Averell Harriman and Stuart Symington emerge as possible presidential contenders. Delegates noted internal divisions between old guard and new guard factions with potential for a substitute candidate if Tydings cannot campaign.
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Thomas D'Alesandro
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Alesandro
Symington
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Bur Lane
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Avowed 2d Place Candidates Stir Democratic VP Talks
Chicago notes a flurry of VP candidate activity as Adlai Stevenson asserts the nomination should come through convention. Senators Kefauver Kennedy Gore and others are named as possible contenders while Stevenson signals open nomination. Johnson Wagner Lausche and Monroney comment on their interest or doubt.
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Tennessee
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Texas
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Ohio
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Missouri
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Mesner
Stoinson
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Oklahoma
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Baltimore Democrats Divide Over Governor Nomination
Michael J. Birmingham and Millard Tawes face internal factional clashes as Birmingham is set for governor consideration and Tawes named delegation chair in Chicago. Baltimore editor Thames Christian urged a non factional substitute to unite the party ahead of November. Germany outlawed the Communist party as unconstitutional in Karlsruhe.
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Christiaty
Stevenson Seeks Health Focus as Campaign Opens
Adlai Stevenson prepares to accept the Democratic nomination in Chicago and signals a campaign built on President Eisenhower's health. He cites progress paralysis under the Eisenhower regime and says he will let the convention choose a running mate, aiming to spotlight the vice presidency and target Nixon as likely Eisenhower’s partner.
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Welcome Home for Frederick Little Leaguers After Regional Play
A welcome home party is planned for the Frederick Little Leaguers Saturday afternoon at Little League Staley Park after their Regional 4 Playoffs in Lakewood. Irvin Rameburg, president of the National Putfle Tancue, will lead the event with a watermelon party for all players.
Five Day Maryland Delaware Forecast With Scattered Showers
The five day outlook calls for cooler should set in Sunday or Monday with a warm rebound by Wednesday. Scattered thunder showers expected Saturday or Sunday. Temperatures near normal with rainfall of one to three tenths of an inch. Afternoon highs range upper 70s to mid 80s, with overnight lows from the low 50s western Maryland to upper 60s eastern Maryland and Delaware.
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Delaware
Bad Night For Truman As Friend Harriman Is Routed
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Harry Truman sits under scrutiny as Adlai Stevenson secures the nomination. Harriman’s bid fails while Stevenson earns 905 votes to Harriman’s 210, prompting a final chorus and a standing ovation for Truman.
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Pineau Seeks International Control for Suez Canal
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau proposes the Suez Canal be managed by an international authority with Egypt as owner. He says compensation and revenue arrangements should favor Egypt while the international body handles administration. Beside this, police list several docketed charges and a Baltimore chemical plant workers strike over pay rates continues.
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Await Word From Reddick Await Word From Reddick
State officials awaited word on whether Dr. Robert H. Reddick would request a hearing on charges that led to his suspension as chief psychiatrist at Eastern Shore State Hospital. The case involves conduct alleged to bring the classified service into public disrepute and potential contempt of court over licenses to unqualified applicants.
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Robert H. Reddick
Eastern Shore State Hospital
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Prince Creorges County
Maryland
Two Held By FBI In Acid Tossing Case
The FBI announced arrests in New York of Joseph Peter Carlino and Gondolfo Miranti in connection with the acid attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel. The actual thrower, Abraham Telvi, is dead. Sources say Telvi struck in New York City on April 5. Carlino and Miranti face conspiracy to obstruct justice charges and will be arraigned in New York.
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