Delaplaine Will Grants Wide Network of Charity Bequests
The will of late Robert E. Delaplaine Frederick publisher and banker probated this morning provides gifts to Home for the Aged Hood College Frederick Memorial Hospital and All Saints Episcopal Church. It creates funds for an infirmary scholarship endowment and payments to family employees and nieces and nephews with specific amounts and conditions. The estate assets are to be managed in trust with Mrs Delaplaine receiving one half of the adjusted gross estate and the rest distributed among brothers and named heirs. The will was executed January 3 1993 with Mrs Delaplaine named executrix and the Delaplaine brothers as substitute executors.
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County Orphans Court
Robert E. Delaplaine
Frederick
Johns Hapkins Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hood College
All Saints Episcopal Church
Delaplaine
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
News
Frederick Post
Home For the
Ruth M. Delaplaine
Robert E
Hood
AL Saints Parish
Mr. Delaplaine
Robert Grant Hooper
James Harold Hooper
Robert Witham Markey
John Markey Jr
Ruth Mc Zewler
Daughier
George Ayer
Min Delaplaine
Robert Biller
Veo
Ernest Bitler Brannock
Robert Frank
Mia
Milton A. Frank
Robert Brustsia
A VO Brast
Cumberland
Robert Twertey
Loms FE
Fwentes Frederich
Florence Wall
Wit
British Move to End Mutiny in Sudan’s Upper Nile
British Gov Gen Alexander Knox Knox-Heml hurried to Khartoum to press for surrender of about 200 mutineers in a southern Sudan province. He planned talks with Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser and Sudan affairs minister Salah Salem after arrival. Britain had rejected a joint force proposal, saying Sudanese forces were handling the rebellion.
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Cairo
Alexander
Knox Helm
Sudan
Upper Nile
Khartoum
Knox
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Salah Salem
Britain
Ten Cars Of Fast Train Derailed
Ten cars of a Boston to Montreal passenger train and at least two cars from a freight train derailed in a bridge collision over the Concord River near Lowell Massachusetts. Seven crewmen injured, one freight train worker with back and neck injuries. Passengers continued on a relief train from Boston.
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Lowell
Mass
Boston
Montreal
Red Wing
Concord River
Porcihng
Seven Leaves For Induction Into U S Army Today
Seven county men left for induction into the U S Army under local selective service quotas 45 and 46. Kenneth P. Taylor Harold C. Beachley John A. Esworthy James D L Lenhart Austin S Beard Albert E Wisner William M Lookingbill were inducted under quota 45 or 46 and sworn in in Baltimore for camp assignments.
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U. S. Army
Kenneth P. Taylor
Harold C. Beachley
Taylor
Potomac Street
Brunswick
Baltimore
Beachley
RFD
Middletown
Keedysville
John A. Esworthy
Frederick
James D. L. Lenhart
Tramsville
Austin S. Beard
Woodsboro
Albert E. Wisner
William M. Lookingbill
Main Street
Thurmont
Lookingbill
Lenhart
Adamstown
Wisner
Eisenhower and Warren Lunch With Four Thousand Lawyers
President Eisenhower and Chief Justice Warren met 4,000 lawyers in five tents on Independence Mall Philadelphia during the American Bar Association annual meeting and John Marshall centennial events. Eisenhower arrived from Washington after an inspection trip, met by Mayor Clark and ABA officials before touring the Bealet-Stratford Hotel. In other news, a fire in a Cleveland tenement killed six children and Polis Coleman elected governor of Mississippi, a poor farm boy who rose to the post.
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Philadelphia
Eisenhower
Karl Warren
Independence Tail
American Bar Assa
John Marshall
United States
Washington
Joseph S Clark
Shuff Elected President of FM-CNB Bank
Robert E. Delaplaine at a directors meeting elected Benjamin L. Shuff executive vice president and president of Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank succeeding the late Mr Shaft. Shuff, a Maryland banking veteran born May 27 1902, has long guided merger efforts and held top roles in state and national banker groups.
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Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens, National Bank
Benjamin L. Shuff
National Bank
Maryland
Baltimore
Robert E. Delaplaine
Shaft
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Shuff
Maryland Bankers Association
Small Business Credit Commmission
American Bankers Association
Smithsburg
Linniex E. Shuff
Wiliam H H. Shuff
Wolfsville
Elizabeth C Herwig
Bradcock Heights
Middletown B.S
Shull Beant
Tie
Middletawnigh School
International Corresponse
American Institute of Banking
Ife
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Frederick
Orjan, Inc
This City
Farmers Home Admirtion
Price Hernia Corp
Board of
Agswenef Linet Caliece Trospital Inc
W. A. Riddell, Inc
Auto Demolished At Grade Crossing Near Washington Grove
A stalled automobile was demolished in a grade crossing crash in Montgomery County near Washington Grove early today. No one was injured as a Derwon resident Glenn Wills abandoned the car before a St Louis Washington Baltimore and Ohio passenger tram approached.
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Washington Grove
Mad
Montaomers Coanty
Glenn Woo Wills
Derwoon
St Louies o-Wahington
Baltimore & Onno
Show Yorn at the stark market resumes upward trend
Show Yorn shares resumed their upward trading today as markets overall climbed. Investors monitored early gains with buyers returning to the stock, lifting the price amid cautious optimism in the session.
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Stark Market
Megal Kickbacks In Home Loan Racket
Two Johns town men Jack Eisenberg and Harry Klein faced charges for offering illicit home repair kickbacks under FHA loan schemes in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Prosecutors allege they promised homeowners $500 to $1,200 kickbacks, inflated job costs, and supplied false information to insurers to secure bank loans.
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Piltsburgh LW
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Alaryland
Jack Eisenberg
Harry Klein
Asst
U. S. Atty
Dail E. Sloan
National Heating Co
Sloan
FHA
Weather Forecast Keeps Cooling Trend In Maryland
Canadian air cools Maryland with overnight lows around 40s in western counties and mid 60s daytime highs. Towson records 33, Lavale 42, Oakland 44 as forecasters predict a cool, fair Thursday followed by partly cloudy but warmer Friday with highs in the low to mid 80s and mountain areas dipping into the upper 40s.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lavale
Cumberland
Oakland
Garrett County
Towson
Allegany
Garrett
Schoolgirl Wins 16000 On The 64 000 Question
A 12 year old Baltimore schoolgirl Gloria Lockerman spelled her way to $16,000 on The 64 000 Question. She spelled a long sentence and was asked to choose singular or plural for the last word. Her winnings go into a trust fund for education. Grandmother Mrs Bertha Key guides her as she may proceed for higher amounts. Captain Richard McCutchen of Worthington Ohio also advanced to $800 on the same program in the food and cooking category.
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New York
Baltimore
Gloria Lockerman
Mal March
Gloria
Bertha Key
Marine Corps
Richard §. McCutchen
Worthington
Ohio
France Calls Reservists For Africa
France recalls 60 000 reservists aged 23 to 24 to bolster forces in Morocco and Algeria as clashes produce about 2 000 deaths. Premier Faure and President Coty rush to Paris for consultations while talks with Moroccan leaders aim to find a political solution.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Algeria
Edgar Faure
Rene Coty
Defense Ministry
Signal ‘Corps
Faure
Aix Les Bains
Caty
Hambouilles
North Africa
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Beno Moulay Arafa
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Mediterranean
Foreign Legion
West Africa
Atlas Mountains
Algiers
Tawes Sets Course Toward 1958 Democratic Nomination
Comptroller J Millard Tawes told 460 Democrats he is actively seeking the 1958 governor nomination. He urged party unity and warned against floundering in a void as he noted Republican Gov McKeldin cannot seek a third term.
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ST. Margar Maia
J.millard Tawes
Rual
Marsland
Frank M. Dusail
Anne Arundel
Frank
Tnsermeton Party
Tawas
Tawes
Ron
McKeldin
William Preston Lane Jr
Vanes
Byrd Luke
Duvall
U.S
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Confusion After Flood Clearing Up
Flood wreckage across Northeastern states slowly eased as federal aid promised by President Eisenhower began. Pennsylvanians shipped children home from damaged areas while Woonsocket factories organized recovery efforts. Death toll adjusted to 176, with states reporting additonal missing. Telephones and relief supplies were restored and Red Cross relief drives expanded with Eisenhower’s support.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Woonsocket
R.I
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Shode Island
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Roland Harriman
Integration Rules Fixed for Allegany County Schools
The Cumberland county school board announced a plan for the 1955-56 school year allowing Negro pupils to attend their chosen schools within limits. Where possible, students from Carver Cumberland and Lincoln Frostburg may choose to stay or transfer to nearby white schools. Superintendent Ralph R. Webster cited a survey showing most families prefer attendance near home. There are 272 Negro school-age children in the county. In Cumberland, Negro students may enter fifth and sixth grades at West Side and Columbia Street elementary schools, but cannot transfer to Gephart due to overcrowding. Columbia, Gephart and West Side are former white schools in areas with sizable Negro populations. Negro pupils may enroll in 1st, 2nd, and 12th grades at Fort Hill and Allegany Hugh Schools, but not in 7th, 8th, and 9th due to overcrowding. Other Cumberland schools and all Frostburg schools are open to Negro enrollment without restriction.
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Cumberland UI
Allegany County
Schoice
Carver
Cumberland
Lincoln School
Frosburg
Ralph R. Webster
Heard
Neuro
West Side
Columbia Street
Gephart
Columbia
Fort Hill
Allocany Hugh
Frostburg
Janitor Dies After Bat Attack at Emory Grove
In Gaithersburg Maryland a school janitor died after being struck on the head with a baseball bat during an altercation in Emory Grove. Detectives questioned about a dozen witnesses including a 12 year old boy. Mason was the janitor at Twinbrook Elementary School in Rockville.
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Gaithersburg
Podge
Charles Edward Magon
Emory Grove
Here
Mason
Twinbrook Elementary
Rockville
Berserk U S Airman Kills Three At Base
An American airman at a South England fighter base opened fire with a revolver and carbine, killing three and wounding six before being shot dead by U S Air Police. Victims included an American sergeant and a Royal Air Force airman. efforts to identify the gunman continued as authorities tracked the incident along nearby beaches.
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Manston
England
South England
U. S
Thene
Air Force
United States
Nelson Gresham
Philadelphia
Ife
Seasonal Chill Marks Morning Weather Readings
The airport weather station logged a 55 degree low at six this morning, four degrees above last year’s record 51 and below 1953’s 48. Yesterday’s high reached 83 at 3 pm, with a 68 low just before midnight. Forecast calls for mostly sunny today with a high in the low to mid 20s, fair and cool tonight, and winds from north to northeast at 10 to 15 mph. Thursday looks fair with little temperature change, then warmer by Friday as conditions shift to partly cloudy skies. In Maryland, unemployment benefits dropped to 264,008 paid to 11,109 claimants for the week ended Aug 20, after 12,012 claimants received 283,610 the prior week.
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Baltimore i
Maryland
Department of Employment Security
Eisenhower Says Peace Crusade Must Reject Russian Wrongs
President Eisenhower told the American Bar Association that the United States seeks a peace based on justice and security at Geneva while cannot accept injustices and Soviet domination as a price for peace. He praised John Marshall and urged steadfast adherence to principle to prevent future conflict, warning against sympathy for a false peace that preserves current wrongs. Meantime, Gov Theodore R. McKeldin and party planned a one month European voyage aboard ship.
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Philadelphia
Eisenhower
America
The
Bar Association
John Marshall
United States
Marshall
Ing
Crusader
Geneva
Pancake mix mixup injures three in Charles Town
In Charles Town West Virginia three Jefferson County women were hospitalized after breakfast pancakes were made with insecticide instead of flour. Mrs Florence Chamblin 65 Mrs Bessie Penwell 4 and Mrs Charles Longerheam 67 were admitted within two hours. Penwell showed nausea Longerheam unconscious Chamblin bloodstream poisoning. Doctor said they received a substantial dose from a ground Brazilian root insecticide used for garden dusting.
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Charles Town
W. Wa
Jefferson County
General Hospital
Satchey
Florence Chambin
Bessie Penwell
Charles Longerheam
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