Separate Offices At City Hall
City Hall transfers executive offices from the first floor to the second floor as part of a plan to boost administrative efficiency. City Register Louis E. Eichelberger moves to the Mayor’s former office, with the City Register staff continuing in the north wing. An accounting department will be set up later, removing payroll from the tax collector’s office, while current procedures remain during tax season.
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City Hall
City Register
Alders
Louis E. Eichelberger
Eichelberger
Driver Given 70 Days Term
Junior Ray Dillard, 25, Darling ton, was sentenced to aggregate 70 days in jail after guilty verdicts on two charges in People's Court by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker. He must pay $150.75 or serve 60 days for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. $10.75 fine and costs on the license charge. He was jailed in default of fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Ray Dillard
Darlington
H. Reese Shoemaker
People’s Court
Th. L. €. Clark
Dillard
Samuel Ray Brandenburg
Lantz
Robert C. Snyder
Thomas A. Hoffman
RFD
Frederick
Shirley L. Hoffman
Charles Robert Moberly Jr
Walkersville
H.J. Frost
Harry James Taylor
Ardara
Luther James Seay
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hill
Nora Florence Staub
West South Street
Kenneth Atackson Maupin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Traoper
Five Boys Held For Thefts In Maryland City
Five boys aged eight to fourteen were arrested after break ins at Western Maryland warehouse Supreme Concrete block plant and a Smith pie distribution center on Pine Avenue. They allegedly stole pies pans be real tomato juice and other goods. Two youths face juvenile court Friday. others from Emmitsburg will have delinquency hearings. An attempt to enter Baers restaurant failed. Det. Dietz and Det. Carty led the investigation.
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Maryland
East Fifth Street
Supreme Concrete Inc
Smith's Pie
Baer
East Street
Det
Sergt
Norman Dietz
Ellis Carty
Western Maryland
Baer’s
Supreme ‘Concrete
Sesterday
Pine Avenue
Itas
William C. Roderick
Maryland Training School
Lburg
Gore to Speak on Middle East Policy at Hood College
United States Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee will lecture in Brodbeck Hall Hood College on Wednesday at 7 p m the topic Our Foreign Policy in the Middle East The talk is part of Town Hall series open to the public and followed by a reception hosted by Dr and Mrs Andrew G Truxal The second item notes Bishop Oxnam's continued recovery after abdominal surgery at New England Deaconess Hospital in Boston age 65
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United States
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Middle East
Gore
Carthage
Tenn
United States Senate
House of Representatives
House
Senate Public Works Committee
Senate Rules Committee
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Andrew G. Truxal
Town Hall
Oxnam
Boston
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington, D.C
New England Deacones Hospital
Ground Hog Lost Caste In Monday’s High Of 58
The report notes a Monday high near 58 with warm spell giving way to cooler air today. Temperatures drop about ten degrees from yesterday and forecasts call for rain switching to snow possible later. Expect 14 minimum around 35 and midweek highs in the forties.
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Ataryland
Key West
Fla
Florida Straits
Here
Nortuna
Coast Guard
Santana
Compass Island
Yamacraw
Ocean Trans-, Lines, Inc
Mobile
Ala
Norfolk
Chile
Hans J. Hvide
Hvide Shipping Co
Fort Lauderdale
Emmitsburg Leader J W Rowe Dies At 7 10 PM
J Wm Rowe prominent Emmitsburg council member and Community Fund representative died Monday evening at 7 10 in Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg after weeks of illness. lifelong resident, he operated a local grocery, served on the board of the Vigilant Hose Company, and was active in baseball administration. survived by wife Helen and three sisters. services Thursday at 2 PM at West Main Street home, Rev Philip Bower officiating. interment Mountain View cemetery. flowers omitted.
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William Rowe
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Mr. Rowe
Edward H
Mary C. Rowe
Mrr. Rowe
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr. Raave
Baseball Association
Helen Shuff Rowe
Carrie Rowe
Eva
Elizabeth Rowe
Washington
Tep- Chew
West Main Street
Philip Bower
Mountain View Cemetery
All 11 Top Soviets At Meeting In Moscow
The Supreme Soviet opened with 11 top Communist leaders present including Premier Bulganin and Mikoyan. Delegates from the Presidium and Central Committee attended the Nationalities Soviet session amid talk of economic matters and judicial system overhaul. A joint session of the two houses followed with over 1,300 members in attendance.
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Moscow
Jhereretet
Supreme Soviet
Nikolai Bulganin
A. I. Mikoyan
Kilementi Voroshilov
Communist Party Central Committee
Kremlin
iChamber
Dmitri [Shepnov
The
Soviet of the Union
Bulganin
Mikoyan
Voroshilov
Presidium
Politburo
Communist Party
Mikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
M. Molotov
L. M. Kangovich
Ganka
MM. Z. Saburov
Mikhai A. Suslov
Alexei I. Kiril
Ukrainia Community Party
Milk Producers Attended Meeting in Washington
Frederick county milk producers and their wives attended the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association annual meeting at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington. William B. Hooper criticized Justice Department antitrust suits, noting milk prices to consumers rise while farmers’ returns lag. J Homer Remsberg presided. Jesse M. Burall was re elected for three years. About 1,300 members attended. 1956 production reached 796 million pounds, up 7.7 percent, with dollar volume paid on all milk at 36,727,687, the association’s largest.
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Frederick County
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Sheraton Park Hotel
Washington
William B. Hooper
Justice Department
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Jesse M. Burall
New Market
Association
Hooper
Newsmen See Nuclear Sub Nautilus Hit 20000 Leagues
AP reporter Paul Cochrane describes the Navy invited voyage aboard the nuclear submarine Nautilus as it completed 60 000 nautical miles 20 000 leagues under nuclear propulsion off Atlantic City. Captain Eugene P Wilkinson led the crew in demonstrations and received greetings from Mamie Eisenhower.
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Navy
Paul V. Cochrane
Paul Cochrane
New London
Conn
Jules Verne
Verne
Imarine
Atantic City
Eugene P. Wilkinson
Electric Boat Yards
General Dynamics Corp
Seawolf
Wilkinson
Tthe Navy
Charles St. Thomas
Atlantic City
Thomas
Mamie Doud Eisenhower
Youth Oppose Liquor Sales At Key Hotel
Frederick County Youth Council reports at its annual Walkersville church meeting. Members describe relief drives Easter services and exchanges as they urge Francis Scott Key Hotel managers to drop liquor sales. They say a bar harms youth, community respect, and the hotel’s role as a social center.
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Frederick County
Eugene Young
John Schildt
Francis Scott Keys Hotel
Berserk Steel Worker Killed After Shooting In Fort Worth
Edward Haynes a 41 year old Negro employed by Texas Steel Co. went berserk last night spraying shotgun pellets at four policemen and two bystanders before he was killed. He died on arrival at hospital with two bullet wounds in his back.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Edward Haynes
Texas Steel Co
Investigators Probe Wreckage of Northeast DC6A Crash
NY investigators continued sifting the wreckage of the Northeast Airlines DC6A that crashed on Rikers Island Friday, killing 20 and injuring 80 of the 81 survivors.
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New York
J Today
Northeast Airlines
Rikers Island
Leaders Split Over Haiti Government Crisis After Resignation
Haitian political leaders divided over the next steps to resolve the government crisis following the resignation of Provisional President Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Proviisional
Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis
Maryland seeks to repeal 1785 Potomac pact with Virginia
Maryland lawmakers pushed bills to abrogate the 1785 Potomac Chesapeake compact granting fishing rights to both states and to repeal the 1951 joint commission with Virginia. Debate centers on constitutional questions and a 1931 oyster dredging ban tied to the pact, with some urging Supreme Court guidance before action. Virginia legislators and enforcement tensions were noted as context.
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Annapolis
C. Ferdinand Syhert
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac River
del. Simpkins
Somerset
Simpkins
House Judiciary Committee
Chesapeake Bay
Sobert
Attorney General
Potomac
U.S. Supreme Court
Dels
Raley
Combs
New Hampshire Teachers On Strike Over Pay Increase
Manchester public schools closed by a 364‑teacher strike affecting 9,200 students. The Manchester Teachers Guild seeks 17 percent raises, while the city offered 10 percent and a four‑year plan, with a court decision pending on a temporary injunction.
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Jianchester
N. A. GG
Superior Court
Robert F. Griffith
Manchester Teachers Guild
Dulles Hopes Israel Will Leave Gaza
Secretary of State Dulles said he hopes Israel will withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba per the United Nations resolution. He indicated the U.S. would defend Israel if the Soviet Union tried to destroy it and denied plans to resign. He also warned against allowing American reporters into Red China while citizens are imprisoned.
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Washington
Dulles
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Middle East
Congress
Red China
Mok
Mother drowns three children then attempts suicide
CHICAGO police say a young mother left notes confessing to drowning her three children John aged five and twin girls Deborah Lynn and Coralynn, then tried to kill herself. The bodies were found in Park Ridge with the mother later revived and a murder warrant issued.Puetz, 32, manager of a women store in Evanston, faced a murder charge after police recommended a mental examination and the case was sent to Police Magistrate Edward Lundberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Park Ridge
Richard M. Puetz
Beverly
Puetz
Birth televised in Britain stuns viewers on BBC
The actual birth of a baby was televised last night to millions of BBC viewers. A 40 second filmed sequence showed the birth with the mother, unnamed, reportedly giving birth without anesthetic. The BBC said only four viewer calls were received and commentary divided reactions from editors Joyce Chesterton and Alan Gardner on the airing. An investigation was urged in Annapolis over irregular features in a Baltimore state office building contract worth about 2 million dollars. Senator Phipps called for a probe into the procurement process amid moves to centralize state departments in Baltimore.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Joyce Chesterton
The
Daily Herald
Alan Gardner
Daily Sketch
Annapolis
Phipps
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Senate
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J. Wm. Rowe
Horace M. Alexander
Africa
Nixon
Britain
Gold Coast
Frank Keefer
Stewart Manor
Mike Novello
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Novello
Key Hotel
Council
New Hampshire
Algiers
U.N. Assembly
Algeria
Gaza
England
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