Outside classroom plan for Frederick city schools opens next week
Frederick city schools shift part of seventh eighth and ninth grades to Armory and church spaces as enrollments exceed on campus capacity. Elm Street and North Market pupils will attend classes at Bentz Second Streets Flair Armories Good Shepherd church and Stanley Park field house with transport provided by county buses and daily lunch in a basement room setup.
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Beon
City
Frank H. Lewis
Elm Street
State Armory
Bentz
Flair Armory
West Fourth Street
Lewis
Klm Sweet
Frederick Hich
Frederics High
Frederick
Fifth Street
Second Streets
Nearket
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Harmony Grove
Bethel
Yellow Springs
Rocky Springs
Skookstown
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Mt. Philip
Linden Hills
Feagaville
Ballenger Creek
New del
Armory
North Frederick
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Staley Park
C. Beattie Stanffer
Nune
Good Shepherd Church
Moiter Avenue
Margaret Magaha
Milgrade
Stnley Park Field
Rebecca Frushour
Airs
Madeline Enderwood
North Market Street
First Baptist Church
Donald McLuckie
McLuckie
North Market
Woodshoro Man Found Guilty At Gettysburg
Adams county court found Cramer J. Eyler guilty in a trial that began Monday morning. He was accused of stealing a pocketbook from Edward Ross Weizel at a party in Emmitsburg Easter Sunday 1956. Eyler was indicted last August and arrested in Emmitsburg earlier this year. The case concluded with a verdict and Eyler faces sentencing Saturday morning.
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Adams County
Edward Ross Weizel
RFD
Emmitsburg
Edward IT. Richardson
Iron Marines
Cramer J. Eyler
Eyter
Emmits ‘Burg
Daniel E . Teeter
Gettysburg
Dry weather dominates nationwide with scattered showers
Most of the nation reports dry spells with light rain in the Dakotas and southern Nebraska edge of cool air. Scattered showers affect the Mississippi Valley and western Rockies. The East sees rain confined to New England and Virginia while the Southeast and most Pacific Coast stay clear.
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Dakotas
Nebras
Rocky Mountain
New England
Virginia
Pacific Coast
Frederick Community College Approved for Veterans Training
The State Department of Education approves Frederick Community College for veterans training and will open classes at Frederick High School. Effective August 1 1957 the college offers Arts and Sciences Science Specialization and Teacher Education with transfer credits. Dean Sneadner notes 27 applications with 21 planning single courses and confirms it is a full college program, not a preparatory one.
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State Department of Education
Frederick
Frederick Community College
Maryland
Sneadner
Two youths questioned in several local robberies near Hagerstown
Marshall Strosher Bates aged 18 and Brenson E. Barrett aged 19, both of Winchester Virginia, are being questioned by state and city police regarding robberies at Hi Way liquor store on U S 40 near Alternate 40 and nearby East street restaurants and filling stations. Police say they were found with two revolvers and were seen fleeing Mt. Kinnamon area before returning goods to the store.
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Mt. Epa Academy
Hagerstown
L. C. Clark
State
Lquor
Norman Dietz
East Street
Seth City
Randallston Barracks
Clark
Pate
EH. Ramsburg
U. S. 40
Ramsburg
Hauer
Rery
Bare’s Resaurant
Flme
Cigtarette
Drew
Clark Imil
Marshall Strosher Bates
Winchester
Brenson
E. Barrett
Win
Braddock Heights
Bates
Barrett
Alan Martin
Dean Delauier
Cigarette Carton Prices To Rise In Frederick County
The carton price of cigarettes in Frederick County will rise by 33 cents as a new tax and markup rules take effect. A distributor explains the 58 cent county tax plus state sales tax and wholesale markup push regular cartons to about 2.20, king size to 2.30, and packs up to 25 cents. cigars and chewing tobacco see smaller per-pack increases.
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Frederick County
Tobatoos
Feethem
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Carroll and
Summer Theater At Heights Short-Lived
Summer theater at Braddock Heights ended after this season as Richard Novello plans a future full summer program possibly at a new location. Nearby Hilltop Theater in Harpers Ferry presents Blithe Spirit this Friday and Saturday with Leslie Fross starring. Curtain is 5 p.m. DST.
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Richard Novello
Mountain Theater
Braddock
Heights
Sians
Novello
Hilltop
Harpers Ferry
Graceham Boy Wins First Timonium Ribbon
Graceham 12 year old Robert N Valentine of Frederick County won the first blue ribbon at the 1957 Maryland State Fair in Timonium for his junior calf Buck Forest Independent. It marked the third year he exhibited at the fair with the New Midway 4-H Club.
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Timonium
Robert N. Valentine
Graceham
Frederick County
Buck Forest Independent
New Midway 4
Britain May Supply Jordan with Centurion Tanks
British officials are urged to provide Jordan with 32 ton Centurion tanks to counter threats from internal and external sources. The United States is aiding Jordan with 10 million dollars but limiting military help to small arms, while Britain may agree to sell or supply Centurion tanks to the Middle East nation. King Hussein reportedly made the request weeks ago, amid regional tensions and Syria’s political shifts.
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London
Britain
Jordan
Iast Af Gan
Syria
United States
Middle East
Hussein
Instructors Charged With Mistreatment in Carson Colorado
Three instructors from a training company in Carson Colorado have been charged with mistreatment of trainees. They were ordered to appear at special courts martial. The investigation cites unauthorized punishment including striking, kicking, and hitting trainees with various objects. One magistrate court case heard Hazel W Lewis was acquitted in Walkersville for failing to grant right of way leading to an August accident at Biggs Ford Road and U S 15.
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Carson
Colo
Amy
Harold Fischgrund
Magistrate’s Court
Ars
Hazel W- Lewis
RED
Walkersville
Biggs Ford Road
U.S. 15
Robert C. Snyder
Russians Put 359 Advisers in Syria Amid Arms Buildup
Diplomatic sources in London estimate 359 Russian military advisers in Syria. They report arms shipments totaling 1.3 million dollars plus previous 36 million dollars, with inventories including T-54 tanks, self-propelled guns, armored carriers, field guns, anti-air guns, MIG fighter jets and motor torpedo boats. Further Soviet arms, including submarines and 120 planes, may follow after Syrian defense minister visit to Moscow.
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London
Syria
Russia
Suez
Khaled al Azem
Moscow
Mike Todd Name Raised In Hearing In Libel Trial
In Los Angeles the defense witness Fred Meade testified that Mike Todd disclosed information to Confidential during a libel trial related to a scandal magazine. Todd denied the claim in New York, saying he tried to dissuade the writer Conrad from using any material and would not recognize Meade if he fell over him.
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Los Angeles
Mike Todd
Confidential Magazine
Fred Meade
Confidential
Whisper
Todd
Yesseri Todd
Elizabeth Taylor
Meade
Hollywood Research, Inc
Hal Conred
New York
Conrad
Hell
Red Fleet May Head to the Middle East Mystery Warships
British newspapers speculate that two Soviet warships passed through the Straits of Gibraltar without lights. The 15,450 ton cruiser Mikhal Kuiuzov and an unidentified destroyer may head toward Albania for a courtesy visit. A British admiralty spokesman says there is no confirmation of their current location or destination. The U.S. and British Mediterranean fleets will participate in NATO exercises in the eastern Mediterranean next month.
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London
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Mikhal Kuiuzov
Albania
U.S
Tractor-Trailer Hits Auto Fatality Reported
A tractor trailer struck a car on Route 18 causing one death. Police said the car was headed west while the truck traveled north on a county road. Weather forecast warned of wind and cooler conditions with possible showers and rain by Friday night. Fishing Creek dam level rose four inches below the top this morning, with water consumption 2.911 million gallons plus regional sources noted.
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Caf
Bass
Maryland
Fishing Creek
Nis
Liam B. Burall
Singanore
Chesapeake and Potomac to Spend 28000 at Brunswick
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. announced Maryland expansion plans totaling 755000. Projects include 28000 for Brunswick, 11000 for Eastport submarine cable, 20000 for Ocean City dial system, 37060 building in Preston, 289090 switchboards in Hagerstown, 45000 to increase Cumberland exchanges, and 1000 to connect more telephones in Wheaton and Hustisville areas.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
Eastport
Aptapolis
Wils
Ocean City
Ital
Preston
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Brunswick
Wheaton
Hustisville
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Charges Brought Against Hoffa by CIO Ethics Panel
The CIO Ethical Practices Committee fired charges against James R. Hoffa Teamsters vice president. The announcement said the report includes charges based on evidence and testimony before the McClellan committee Hoffa testified before the Senate Rackets Committee and claimed memory lapses leading to a suspension of hearings by Sen McClellan.
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Washingt Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
McClellan
Midwest Teamsters
Senate Rackets
Sen
McCiellan Id Ark
Whi
Jelian
Russian Claim May Be Backed By Facts
Secretary of State Dulles said Russia’s claim of testing an intercontinental missile probably has some factual basis. He warned the United States faces a formidable threat and cited Soviet progress in Syria as a factor. He noted large amounts of Communist military equipment alarm neighboring states and indicated the U S would consider permits for Chinese correspondents on their merits.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
United States
Free World
Syria
Red China
State Department
White Pupils Shun School First Day in Cole’s Grade School
School officials awaited white attendance on the first day of classes in Cole’s grade school. No white students arrived, though 40 to 45 were expected. about 50 Black students attended. Carp, a town of roughly 250, lies in southern Illinois near St. Louis and near the Kentucky border.
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Colp
Hi 2
Cole’s
Carp
Ilinois
St. Louis
Kentucky Line
Situation In Syria Serious Says Knowland
President Eisenhower met with Republican congressional leaders to review Syria. Len Knowland described the situation as serious noting pro Communist developments in Syria were raised at the Tuesday morning conference with Eisenhower.
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Syria
Knowland
Washington
Eisenhower
Len Knowland
Eisd
Collision at Shookstown Road Leaves Cars Damaged
Two cars sustained more than 800 in damages in a morning collision at the Shookstown road and Baughiman's Lane intersection. William Henry Scott and Sandra C. Fox were involved. Scott cited for failing to yield. Another crash at Sixth and Bentz streets injured Charles G. Mitchell and William T. Brown with Brown charged for inadequate brakes.
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Shookstown Road
Baughiman
Shookstowns
Wiliam Henry Scott
Sandra C. Fox
Frederick
RFD 3. Corp
William Boone
Baughman
Mitchell
Bernard King
Brown
Arm Injury Threatens County Demonstration
Ten year old Jo Anne Stansfield fractured her right arm while playing near her home. She planned a Wednesday demonstration at the Timonium State Fair with Marsha Misnick but now rehearsals must adapt to her cast. They will meet at the Stansfields to work out a new routine so the show can go on.
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Jo Anne Stansfield
Country Club Heights
Jo Anne
Timonium State Fair
Marsha Misnick
Asian Flu Mildness Expected By Public Health Official
General Leroy E Burney said the Asian influenza would likely produce only 1 2 percent infection with mild symptoms similar to common illnesses. He warned the disease could worsen but noted no evidence of increased virulence. He noted vaccination progress aims at 60 million doses by February and stressed community impacts if 10 percent of an area were ill at once.
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Washington
Leroy E. Burney Gay
U S. Pubiic Health Service
Burses
Association of State and Territorial Healthers of
United States
Burney
Idial
Greenbelt Homes Residents Plan Court Appeal Over Dog Ban
Forty residents of Greenbelt Homes in Greenbelt Maryland plan a court appeal after eviction notices are sent by the cooperative board. The 85 percent member community voted to bar dogs and cats and the board acted to evict the holdouts. Mrs George J Bradley said the appeal would occur after notices arrive.
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Greenbelt
Greenbelt Homes
Prince Georges County
George J. Bradley
Sst
Aly Khan’s Brother Marries London Model Nina Dyer
Prince Sadruddin Aly Khan’s younger brother wed London model Nina Dyer in a schoolhouse on Lake Geneva in Bellerive Switzerland. Mayor Emile Jacques conducted the civil ceremony in the school office as children watched. The term had begun but no heavy work occurred. The couple sat under a cows-in-pasture image while the prince placed a diamond circlet on the bride.
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Bellerive
Switzerland
Aly Khan
Prince Sadruddin
London
Nina Dyer
Lake Geneva
Emile Jacques
Ina
Sedruddin
Chais
P Passure
Senator Smith Denounces Mansfield on Eisenhower Ambassadorship View
Senator H Al exander Smith of New Jersey challenges Senator Mansfield and Senator DuMont that President Eisenhower was uninformed or naive in claiming political contributions do not influence ambassadorial appointments. The dispute centers on influence in diplomatic postings and the integrity of the appointment process.
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Mansfield Washington
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
Mansfield
DuMont
Eisenhower
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Parkway School
East Frederick
New College
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Delbert S. Null
Airsin Henn
F. A. Daves
Daniel Lougaran
Mary Hodgson
Ira F. Ray
Harry Hamilton
Elmer Stockman
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Linda MacMahon
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Reserick Junction
Potomat
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