Early Fire at Evan gelical Lutheran Church Damages Heating System
A morning fire at the Evan gelical Lutheran Church on East Church Street caused damage to the oil fired boiler and furnace and possibly the organ. Fire officials led by Rev Charles F Trunk Jr praised city firemen and a nearby city employee who raised the alarm. The blaze started from an overheated furnace that failed to shut off, igniting wood in the chimney area and was confined with minimal internal damage by water. Services will be held in the Sunday School wing while heating is restored and a full damage assessment is conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
House of Worship
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Gabel
Blaze Ora Sulcer
City Street Department
Sulcer
Independent Hose Company
Lewis Kline
Independents
Mr. Trunk
Ralph W. Boyer
Demusy
F. Bowers
William Sprigg
Boyer
Bowers
Trunk
Parting Cable Drops Four Men at Lead Mine
A wire table splice broke dropping a heavy hoist bucket about 190 feet to the bottom of a lead mine shaft at Viburnum Missouri late Thursday. Four miners were involved. two were killed, two gravely injured and in critical condition.
Webb Stays with Yankees Denies Los Angeles Move
Beverly Hills AP reports columnist Frank Graham speculated Webb may end his Yankee part ownership to son Walter OMalley and take ownership of Los Angeles Dingers. Webb denied the move, saying he will remain with the Yankees as his other business interests lie in California, Arizona, and Nevada.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Webb
New York Yankees
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dingers
New York Sports
Yankees
Frank Graham
New York Journal- American
O'Malley
Los Angeles
Graham
California
Arizona
Nevada
Synod Music Workshop At Hood Sunday
About 275 members of the Pocom Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ will attend a music workshop on Hood College campus Sunday. Rev Dr Frederick D Eyster said reservations are at capacity. Leaders include Rev Roy C Snyder and Hood College professor William Sprigg. The event runs 4 to 9 pm at Coffman Chapel with a dinner, for church music personnel.
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Potomac Synod
The
Evangelical and ‘Reformed United Church of Christ
Hood College
Frederick D. Eyster
Snnod
Eyster
Roy C. Snyder
Baltimore
Synod
Worshop
Frank A. McConnell
Lancaster Seminary
William Sprigg
Lutheran Church
Henry J. Robern
David Dorman
This City
Robert Alde
Washington
Guy J. Benchoit
Woonstock
Three Children Die In Fire At Anne Arundel Home
SEVERNA PARK fire killed Bernette Henson five Julia Bey four and Edward Bey ten months in a two story house. Patrolman Jerome J Bozek said a fourth child started the blaze with matches near a curtain on the second floor. Mrs Grace Henson across the street is the grandmother of the Beys who were in care of Mrs Mattie Bey. Renea and Arleen Bey were saved with other children, all described as Negro. Five fire companies from six communities fought the blaze at Karleigh Heights Road west of the Ritchie Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severna Park
Anne Arundel County
Jerome J. Bozek
Bernette Henson
Julia
Edward Bey
Bey
Mre
Ren Bernette
Grace Henson
Mattie Bey
Renea
Arleen
Ritchie Highway
Karleigh’ Heights Road
House Fire Near Lisbon Damages Home
A fire in a Glenwood Route 9 area residence started in the living room from a faulty television wiring. Firefighters from West Friendsdun Mt Airy and Sykesville aided. no water supply. two tankers used. scene cleared by 10:30 a.m. Estimated damage around $100 to $900.
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Hasbon Fire Company
Glenwood
Smelser
Frederick
House of Delegates
Charles Thursday
John Fied
Matthis
West Priendsdun
Mt Airy
Sykesville
Two Youths Draw 60 Day Jail Sentences
Two local youths were sentenced to 60 days in jail this morning by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. after guilty findings on tampering with an unattended automobile in an alley near Rockwell Terrace and Dill Avenue. Other cases included a not guilty verdict for Mrs. Betty K. Young in a reckless driving charge after a minor collision on Carter Street.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
David Frederick Roberts
Klineharts Alley
John William Klipp
Water Street
Glenn Main Jr
Noel Spence
Dill Avenue
Ellis Carty
City Police
Sheffield
Betty K. Young
East Third Street
William Mutcher
Ray Dietz
Carter Street
James Young
Frederick Motor Company
Thomas B. James
Young
Church Street
Thurston Metz
Robert C. Snyder
Clark
Norton
William A. Boone Jr
Frederick Courae
Two-Car Crash Causes About 400 In Damages Near Frederick
Approximately 400 damage occurred in a two car collision on U S 4 east of Frederick on Thursday afternoon when a Mt Airy resident allegedly pulled into the highway into the path of an oncoming vehicle. State Police report the MiG scion in Rowlew and the Kemptown Bartholows road east of New Market as the crash site. No injuries reported. Vehicle damages included a 1954 Oldsmobile and a 1957 Pontiac. The Mt Airy driver was cited for tailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 4
Frederick
Airy Sonan Alegedly
Leo Shank
Rowlew
Kemptown-Bartholows Road
New Market
Shank
Frances W. Poole
RFD
Mt. Airy
John L. Sloat
Ontario
Poole
Oldsmobile
Stoul
Operation On Dulles Hernia Successful
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles underwent a hernia operation at Walter Reed Medical Center. The operation lasted under an hour and tissue samples were removed for microscopic examination to check for cancer. officials described his immediate postoperative condition as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Lincoln White
Dulles
White
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Vic Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Ice Flood Threats Loom Across Indiana and Ohio
Ice jams and rains posed flood threats in Indiana as northern Ohio floods subsided. Upper Wabash River near Delphi receded after evacuation of thousands, while West Terre Haute prepared a temporary dike along Sugar Creek. Logansport, Wabash, and Peru saw easing conditions as Ohio’s Maumee River also lowered after an ice jam at Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indiana
Ohio
Wabash
Delphi
Ind
West Terre Haute
National
Maumee
Toledo
Erie
Fremont
Findlay
Warren
van Wert
Paulding
Ottawa
Texas
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Gulf
Pennsylvania
West Of Here Restaurant Robbed Overnight
State Police report a Chatta-Bow restaurant on Route 40 was robbed with entry through a broken side window. Less than $100 stolen, interior ransacked, discovery made at about nine this morning while the business had closed at ten last night. In a separate incident two white juveniles were held for stealing a News-Post rack. rack recovered and juveniles placed with the probation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troute 40
Douglas E. Rosers
Bs City
News-Post
Probation Department
Sergi Sherman
Boone
Liew
Norman Diets
Venezuela Inauguration Keeps Simple Amid Threats
In Caracas President Romulo Betancourt, a moderate liberal, takes office as Venezuela’s first freely elected leader. Security forces brace for potential street unrest planned by both communist and rightist factions, while Betancourt rejects calls to favor left nationalist control of oil profits.
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Caracas
Venezuela
NPE
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Ad Yeals
Lhe Democratic Action Party
Marcos Perez Jimenys
Caracans
Perez Jimenez
Reds
Pregon
Central
Foreign Ministry
Plaza Bolivar
Maryland Educator Urges Stronger Local Newspapers
Maryland educators and press leaders gathered as Shore educator Harry Rhodes urged the Maryland Press Association to publish high quality papers. He warned rising costs and fewer papers threaten informed public, stressing competition keeps publishers diligent.
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Baltimore
API
Marsland
Harry Rhodes
Queen Annes County
Maryland Press Assn
la Hate Ms
Marsdaned Amigen
Competitien
Dren Cetuns
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Maryland and Delaware temperatures will run 3 to 8 degrees above normal with scattered rain. Saturday rain, Sunday fair and colder, warmer Monday and Tuesday with rain likely again. Mountain lows in Western Maryland around 20s to near 30s elsewhere. Evansville bus service ends abruptly as company withdraws. Major William Davidson cites inability to absorb losses and plans to shift to other operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Wardland
Evansville
William Davidson
Local Natives From Opposite Sides Of Globe Meet Here
Two Frederekton natives who had not met in years had a chance encounter yesterday. Captain Francis X. Staley, an Air Force officer, and Wotan J. Bushwaller, former American consul in Melbourne, Australia, ran into each other while visiting relatives. Both families are staying in town briefly before Staley returns to duty at Thole Greenlanes and Bushwaller continues his assignment.
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Air Force
American Forman Service
Francis X. Staley
Washaan
Francs X
Staley
East Second Street
Strategic Air Command
Thole Greenlanes
Brilingten
Vernien
Greenland
Coluat
Wotan J. Bushwaller
August J. ‘Ager
Bara Houck
Melbourne
Australia
Bushwalte
St. John’s School
Bushwalters
States
Bushwalter
Jap Korean Crisis Deepens As Koreans Seek North
Tokyo faces a deepening crisis as poverty struck Koreans in Japan seek transfer to Communist North Korea in defiance of Seoul and amid U S warnings. Talks with American reps fail to avert rising tensions, raising fears of ruptured Sino-U S backed diplomacy and possible economic and diplomatic break between the two Koreas and Japan. The Rhee government accuses Koreans in Japan of coercion and staging to export workers while Japan weighs options under pressure from Washington.
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Tokyo
Japan
North Korea
Aso
United States
Far East
Amerian
Takva
Senul
Qarre
BNC
South Korea
Econome Pelatwins
Syngeman Rhee
Sobusuke
Fuyiwama
Agian
S48
Bar Assas Joint Banquet On Monday
The annual joint banquet of the Frederick and Montgomery County Bar Associations will be held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Monday evening at 6:30. Judges Cor nelius Po Mundy and three Montgomery county court judges will attend along with Chief Judge Schnauffer. Committee members include Miter Bennett Crates MoLl Mathias Sr and BE Austin James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Montgomery County
Francis Scott Rey
Cornelius Po Mundy
France
Rouzer, Muni and Harms
Baltimore
Charles A. Price
Frederick County Bar Association
Pressde
Montomery County
Ducus Court
Thomas M. Anderson
Kathryn Lawlor
James Tugh
Patnch M. Schnauffer
Freder U
Miter Bennett
Crates Mou Mathias Sr
Austin James
Fallen Beam Blamed For Wreck On Pennsy
A steel beam fell from a freight car and caused the wreck of a Corissirama Railroad passenger train near Baltimore. Investigators blamed the beam for derailing the speeding New York board Potomac. About 30 passengers were injured, all with minor injuries. two of 32 rushed to hospital received beast attacks during the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Realignment of Md. N. G. Planned Across Several Units
Maryland National Guard realignment plans place two rifle companies at Towson and distribute units across Catonsville Kensington Silver Spring Hyattsville and Towson with a new Battle Group headquarters at Towson. The change will shift medical assets into Company B add heavier weapons and reallocate tank battalion locations in western Maryland and the Baltimore area. Final details expected early next week and must occur within 120 days.
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Maryland National Guard
Igney Totabatanetry
Frederick
Aan
115Th Infantry
115Th Infantry Battle Group
Towson
Willard M. Horine
Catonsville
Kensington
Silver Springs
Hyattsville
Maryland
Virginia
Woo
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Frostburg
Baltimore
Guard
Cecte
Td Hank Group
Frosthure
Friday the 13th Brings Rain And Mild Warmth
The Friday the 13th brought showers and above freezing temperatures with 0.98 inches of rain for the month and a low near 42 degrees overnight. The forecast calls for cloudy skies, drizzle, and a cooling trend into Sunday after a warm spell.
Fairchild Announces 250 Firings At Hagerstown Plant
James A. Cars, president of Fairchild Bae sine and Airplane Corp, said about 250 workers will be laid off this weekend at the Hagerstown facility. He cited adjustments in production and market conditions as the reason for the reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
Hagerstown
James A. Carsmichael
Fairchild Bae ‘Sine and Airplane Corp
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Hood
United Church
Lisbon
AAA
West
U.S
Daniel O. Dew
Sita Meek
Eee Eaobica
Kemptown Road
Dew
House of Correction
Senate
NEA Telephou 18
John Vitale
St. Louis
Michael Genovese
Gibsoma
Hears Shore
Globe
U.S. Friends
Warket Advances
New York
APY Steele
Majors
Chemi Aks
Bar Assas
MD. N. G
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