Maryland Governor McKeldin to Take Oath for Second Term
Annapolis confirms Theodore R. McKeldin will be sworn in Wednesday as Maryland’s governor for a second term. The ceremony includes a 10-minute oath in the Statehouse, a parade around State Circle, and open-house receptions at the Executive Mansion. Attendees include federal and state officials, military leaders, and religious leaders from Baltimore to Annapolis.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Joseph Martin
R-Mass
U.S. House of Representatives
House
Statehouse
Frederick W. Brune
Maryland Court of Appeals
U.S
Congress
U. S
Herbert RO. Conor
George Radcliffe
Naval Academ Band
University of Maryland Chapel Choir
Government House
Senate
Brune
Floyd L. Parks
2Nd Army
Walter FL Boone
U.S. Naval Academy
J. Millard Tawes
Ferdinand C. Sobert
Bnoper
Aliles
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Beall
Miller
Devereux
Garmatz
Fallon
Lankford
Hyde
Friedel
D-Md
Martin
Conor
Radcliffe
Clersy
Simon E. Bobeloff
Court of Appeals
Charles Edward Berger
St. Anne's Church
Joseph P. Clube
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Samuel Rosenblatt
Baltimore
Severnnr
State Circle
Harry C. Evans
Naval Academy
115Th Infantry
29Th Military Police Co
175Th Infantry
29Th Artillery
29Th Quartermaster Co
Morgan State College
Admits Driving Car That Killed 11-Year-Old Boy in Baltimore
Baltimore County police say 21 year old Richard Jennings Rhyne of Origie Avenue signed a statement admitting he drove the car that struck and killed an 11 year old boy last Friday. He was held on 3000 bail for manslaughter after learning of the appeal on television.
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Baltimore County
Baltimore
Stoint
Thomas Johnson
Richard Jennings Rhyne
Origie Avenue
Johnson
Rhyne
Cpl. Johnson
Nations Urged To Keep Peace In Central America
The Organization of American States council urged Costa Rica and Nicaragua to keep the peace pending a Wednesday review of Costa Rica’s charges of an invasion threat. The council postponed action after a three hour debate, voting to reconvene at 4 p.m. after consulting home governments.
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Council of the Organization of American States
Costa_ Rica
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Joze Mora
GAS Council
Coeta Rica
Americas
Nicarazua
Magistrate Declares Law Inadequate In Disorderly Conduct Case
Magister Shoe maker found not guilty in two People night court hearings. Officer Dorsey alleged disorderly conduct by Hoffman, but the magistrate ruled the municipal code insufficient. Assistant state attorney requested presence in such cases and urged legislative change. Also, a non support action resulted in a weekly maintenance order of $10 by the husband. Several traffic collaterals were forfeited for speeding and related offenses.
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Donald M. Hoffman
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Nathan Dorsey
Dorsey
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West Patrick Street
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Hough
Brackey
College Avenue
Shoemaker
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Mary L. Tregoning
James Tregoning
East Fifth Street
Tregoning
Lovercome
Chester D. Opalsky
Pittsburgh
James ‘Kh
Giles Jr
Washington, D. C
Mickey M. Keeney
Woodsboro
Leon Mullinix
RED
Mt. Airy
Thomas M. Marcune
Baltimore
Dorsey and
Bernard King
Wreckage Of Jet And Body Of Pilot Found
The missing Air Force T33 jet trainer and its pilot were found in Sinepanent Bay about five miles south of Ocean City. Civil Air Patrol and Air Rescue Service planes from Westover aided the search, locating a wing section, radio gear, and part of the cockpit equipment. later the pilot’s body was recovered on the bay’s west bank.
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Ocean City
Air Force
Sinepanent Bay
Civil Air Patrol
Westover
Alass
Suffolk County Air Force Base
Frederick Pilot Identified in Suffolk Crash
First Lieutenant Thomas B Morrison Jr 25 of Cheltenham Pa was the un married pilot of the missing plane. He belonged to the 331st Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Suffolk County AFB and had been on emergency leave from Langley when the accident occurred on the return flight from Langley Virginia to Suffolk County Airport Long Island The crash was reported after the aircraft went missing last night. Ramsburg Receives Finance Committee Appointment in Annapolis. Yellow orchids noted for fragrance.
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Frederick
Tueson
Thomas B. Morrison Jr
Cheltenham
Morrison
Suffolk County Afb
Langley
Lang
Ramsburg
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Annapolis
Spectacles Hearing Aid Debut Promises Chest-to-Head Shift
A colorless flexible tube runs from the bow to the ear, with the microphone placed behind the ear in the frame. Rosemond proclaims the chest microphone era ends, introducing head worn listeners that reduce clothing noises. Tiny dime sized battery lasts about 180 hours, costing about dt cents and available in various jewel and color combinations.
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Rosemond
Coraimion
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