Appointments Made To Election Supervisors And Clerical Posts
Governor Tawes announced the selection of two new election supervisors from Frederick County and named a substitute. The appointments follow Democratic and Republican central committee recommendations and take effect the first Monday in May for a two year term.
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Tawes
Frederick County
Democratic State Central Committee
Samuel W. Barrick
Associated Press
Board of Election Supervisors
Herbert S. Schroeder
Braddock Heights
George F. Grove
Frederick
Stanley Gaver
Democratic Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Grove
Howard R. Damuth
Thurmont
Charles A. Price
Gaver
Pierce
Schroeder
Luther K. Powell
RFD 1
Louis V
Amer Uday Uh
Myers
Frederick City
Edward D. Storm
Byron W. Thompson
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Sherman P. Bowers
Edward J. Smith
Emmitsburg
Richard J. McCullough
Mt. St. Mary's College
Charles J. Gulelan
Martin T. Mathwig
Catoctin
Paul M. Little Jr
Brunswick
Wiliam B. Gross
Barrick
Senate
Tenor Dies After Singing Tosca Aria in Belgium
American tenor Frank Eckhart died Tuesday night during a performance in Antwerp Belgium after finishing the mass aria in the Tosca aria. He collapsed near the wings from coronary arteriosclerosis doctors reported.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Frank Eckhart
Royal Opera
Eckhart
4 H Clubs To Honor Leaders
55 boys and girls 4 H clubs meet at Calvary Methodist church next Thursday evening March 5 to honor leaders as part of National 4 H Club week The Older Youth Council chairs the program with Joseph Smith as master of ceremonies A 6 45 covered dish supper is planned for leaders and 103 local 4 H club leaders oversee 35 girls clubs and 20 boys clubs planning committee members are named from several towns.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Joseph Smith
Mary Nicholson
New Midway
Byron Gross-nickle
Libertytown
Sarah Rams ‘Burg
Lewistown
David McDevitt
Mt. Pleasant
Ann Lovell
Jeffersson
Barbara Ifert
Middletown
Sarah King
Ballenger
Mary ‘Thomas
Kenneth Shifflet
David Eigenbrode
Allegany County Appointments Made
Gov Tawes announces local appointments including Trial magistrates for Cumberland Frostburg Flintstone Old Town Cresaptown and more with names such as Peter Carpenti Edward Flanigan Joseph McKenzie and James McPortland Also listed are Juvenile causes officials supervisors of elections and members of the License Commission with party designations and locations across Allegany County Maryland.
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Annapoets
Allegany County
Cumberland
Peter J. Carpenti
F. Allan Weatherholt
Frostburg
Edward P. Flanigan
Frank P. Kelly
Flintstone
Russell Nierman
Oldstown
Ned R. Hose
Cresaptown
Thomas G. Barton
Barton
Joseph A. McKenzie
Lonaconing
James G. McPortland
MY. Savage
Thomas E. Stevens
Westernport
V. Brown Kovoken
Midland
John Frederick Myers
Louis A. Flatkin
Harned E.naughton
Matthew J. Mullaney
John Zapf
Oldtown
Victor M. Hebb
J. William McDermott
Mary. Maxine Squires
Tawes Delays State Police Nomination in Maryland
Gov. Tawes prepares a list of appointments for his new Democratic administration. The senate at 2 p.m. will consider nominees including John R. Jewell for motor vehicles and delays to name a new State Police superintendent amid investigations and factional resistance in Baltimore.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Ibis
Maryland
State Senate
John R. Tew . Apps ‘Ell
Kent County
Tidewater Fish-s ‘Eries
Baltimore
Goodman-Kavens
Alexander Lempert
Liquor Board
Jewell
James B. Monroe
Louis N. Phipps
Anne Arundel
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Phipps
Fisheries Commission
Aledas Acyuaes
Justices of the Peace
Department of Parole and Probation
Elmer F. Munshow
State ‘Police
William H. Weber
Department
State Bar Assn
Weber
Association
Fred Ford
Baltimore City Police Department
Lempert
Baltimore ‘Liquor Board
Sen. Goodman
Dbaito Lth
Irvin Kovens
Dulles Birthday Note Amid Hospital Stay
John Foster Dulles marks his 71st birthday in Washington while confined to the hospital for cancer treatment. A brief wheelchair transfer to a radiation X ray room at Walter Reed Army Hospital is planned as President Eisenhower potentially visits the ailing Matilda Brightfulinis, secretary of state, who is reported to be improving.
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Clark Eugene Davis
William J. Davis
Frederick
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Washington (Ap
John Foster Dulles
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Matilda Augusta Brightfulinis
Duraf Westminster
Sr Sattel
Dulles Undergoing X Ray Therapy After Hernia Surgery
The report states that Dulles began radiation treatments last Friday following a hernia operation a week earlier. Doctors expect about three more weeks of X ray therapy as Lincoln White of the State Department reports no adverse reactions at this stage to the increasing dose.
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Dulles
Radiation Poets
Lincoln White
Urent
Vite Dulles
Traffic counts show minor drop after freeway opening
Reduced counts at the Square Corner indicate about 100 fewer vehicles per hour on north and west routes since the Frederick Freeway began service in December. The average fell from 1,600 to 1,500 vehicles hourly, with counts covering 6 a.m. to midnight. Local traffic remains high on the main south artery.
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Frederick
Serivice
Kehne
Bentz
Kehner
I J
South Street
Trailer Bill Introduced In Frederick County
A Frederick County delegation introduced a trailer bill to reimpose property assessment and taxation on county trailers and restore related health provisions struck down as unconstitutional. Senator Barrick proposed a bill to clarify legal fee charges in estates and another to charge $1 for Central Accident Records Bureau reports. both referred to the Judiciary Committee. The Senate enacted amendments on a deputy State's Attorney in Frederick County and the House concurred in pay raises for Montgomery County jurors, minus mileage. Commercials an issue London AP TV commercials become an issue in parliament.
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House of ‘Delegates
Frederick County
Samuel W. Barrick
Court of ‘Appeals
Barrick
Central Accident Records Bureau
Judiciary
Senate
Howse
Montagomery County
Bill Calls For Larger School Board
A proposed bill would raise Frederick County Board of Education membership from six to eight and trim terms from six to four years. Sponsors say the change would allow two annual appointments after 1961, increasing county representation and closer public involvement in education.
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Frederick County
Ight
Fred Kefauver
Middletown
Kefauver
W. Claude Lutman
Brunswick
Joseph Lerner
Sjamsville
Blunt Note For Moscow Blunt Note For Moscow
The United States and Britain told Russia that Khrushchev’s Moscow speech raised grave doubts about reaching a nuclear test ban. Western delegates said Moscow rejects any form of international control and inspection, deeming veto-free oversight unacceptable as it would allow full military reconnaissance. The conference remains at a standstill over the issue.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Jp Dovoein
Two At Los Alamos Killed In Chemical Explosion
Two Laboratory employees died in a Los Alamos explosion during routine machining of a chemical explosive used to study shock waves. Victims were Leo G. Guerin, 35, Santa Cruz, and Raymond A. Means, 31, Los Alamos. Officials said no radioactive material or radiation was involved and the device had been handled for years without incident.
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Los Alamos
N.M
Low
Macmillan Khrushchev Meet Again for Talks in Moscow
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev resume discussions at Uspenskoye outside Moscow amid a tense mood. Khrushchev’s blunt rhetoric shocks Macmillan as he cites summit talks and a nonaggression pact while opposing a foreign ministers conference on Germany.
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Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Uspenskoye
Macmillan
Khrushchev
West
Kremlin
Atom Research
Isna
Volga River
Germany
Britain
Maurice Dejean
Pny
Londai
Uewie
Eerie Daily Mail
Khrushchevy
Washington
Band Boosters Dinner Raises Funds For Uniforms At Frederick High
About 500 attendees at Frederick High School supported a Band Boosters dinner raising around $400 to start a uniform fund. The group aims for $6,000, with 145 band members needing roughly $100 per uniform. The drive continues at 7:30 pm with remarks from Sperry Storm and Mrs. Willard Rudy, plus plans for further fundraising.
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Ho Eename
Jove Weewalis
Frederick High School
Band Bobsters
Willard Rudy
Sperry Storm
Unis
Avm Ave
Wilson Mercer
Louise Weagly
Erma Stull
Wiliam Smith
James Alexander
Frank Wetzel
Barry Kefauver
Penny Callas
Robert Campbell
Millard Haines
Bernard Fogle
Wayne Abrecht
Eisenhower criticizes Khrushchev stance on Berlin peace
President Eisenhower said the Soviet Union's Berlin position is illogical and offers little promise for a just peace. He warned that Khrushchev's rejection of the Western proposal for a foreign ministers conference signals inflexibility and does not bode well for negotiations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Berlin
Eisenhowser
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Macmillan
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
West
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Lopes
Mateos
Acapulco
Russia
United Nations
Sen. Kefauver
D-Team
Steed
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