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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1957

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Principals Named For Two Maryland High Schools

George L. Barrick will become principal of Middletown High School succeeding Herbert F. Davis who retires August 1 Arnold L. Fleagle is named Walkersville High principal at Frederick County Board of Education meeting Barrick a Walkersville native and Western Maryland College graduate has taught at Frederick Liberty Walkersville and served as Lower School principal since 1955 Fleagle a Western Maryland and Columbia University graduate taught at Frederick High and has been administrative assistant since 1955 Two elementary principals and several high school vice principals were also named Warren G. Brake named Jefferson School principal succeeding Helen R. Hemp Hemp retires after 38 years in Frederick County Schools Hemp a graduate of Girls High School Hood College and Western Maryland University was a longtime Jefferson principal and taught at multiple schools Miss Pauline Van Pelt named Middletown vice principal a Brunswick High School and Salisbury Normal School alumna with a Columbia University MA.

Georgel. Barrick Walkersville Sears Ieeay Middletown High School Herbert F. Davis Arnold L. Fieagle Frederick High School Walkersville High Barrick Western Maryland College Ems Shepherd College Shepherdstown Foxville Urbana School Parkway Hemp Jefferson School State Teachers College Towson Middletown Pauline van Pelt Brunswick High School Salisbury Normal School van Pelt Columbia University

Fire guts Keymar tavern in Carroll County blaze

A fire at 2 Keymar Center shops gutted a one story building owned by Roland Otto. Union Bridge and Taneytown fire units fought the three hour blaze starting at 3 30 a m. No injuries reported though business records beer stock and furnishings were destroyed. Cause undetermined authorities said the scene caused heavy water and smoke damage.

Carroll County Iowa Keymar Roland Otto 2 Place Union Bridge Company Otto Jone Tanevtown Sresident Ilossop Pike

Body Of Infant Found In Rogue River Grants Pass

A four day search ended when a tow- plane spotted the body of Cheryl Lea Johnston in the Rogue River near Grants Pass Oregon. About 200 people searched for the girl who disappeared Saturday from a picnic area. Her body was recovered three miles downstream. Coroner Virgil Hull said the child appeared to have been in the water about three days. Miss May Russell was appointed to the board of control for Southern Regional Education by Gov McKeidan succeeding Dr H C Byrd whose term expired June 30.

Grants Pass Ore Cheryl Lea Johnston Rogue River Oregon Virgil Hull Annapolis Miss May Russell St. Mary’s Seminary St Mary’s City Board of Control Southern Regional Education

Clear Weather For July Fourth Across Most Areas

Showery conditions receded as skies cleared nationwide for the July 4 holiday though the north central plains faced late night storms. A tornado damaged rural Curtis in Nebraska with no injuries reported while funnel clouds were spotted southeast of Grand Island. Severe quake damage circulated through northern Iran and along the Caspian coast, with hundreds injured and thousands affected as villages near Tehran and the Elburz range bore the brunt.

Tee Asstemien Cestral Plains Nebraska Curtis Grand Island Tehran Iran Mississippi Valley Soviet Union Baku Czy Demavend Nevak Firuz Kuh Polour Larijan Demaryend Justice Ministry Uni Tehran-Caspian Sea

Soviet Party Rules Out Discussion Of Opposing Views

Pravda asserts no place in the Communist Party for discussions opposing Marxism Leninism. It vows strict unity and threatens expulsion for any dissent or “cult of personality” ideas while warning against factions and calls for broad openness at party meetings.

Moscow Soviet Communist Party Pravda Communist Party Csm Prince’ples Sovie Communist Party China Mao Tze-tung Peiping Poland

Pleasantly Warm Independence Day Forecast

Pleasantly warm July 4 with no rain likely for the holiday. Temperatures near 90 degrees statewide, about 87 near Frederick, today’s max around 80 yesterday. Summer weather continues through the weekend with dry conditions and light river levels in the Potomac.

Frederick Gambrill State Park

New County Rock Run Area to Open July Fourth

The Rock Run recreation area near Gambrill State Park will open on Independence Day. It spans about ten acres with a two acre lake stocked with sunfish and bass, plus picnic facilities, shelters, tables, fireplaces, fountains, and a baseball diamond. Parking for about 150 cars, a $0.25 per car fee, and ongoing development over the next five to six years are planned to relieve Gambrill Park.

Staite Department of Forests and Parks Catoctia Mountain Gambrill State Park Independence Dar Rock Nun Shookstown US 40 Frederick State Game and Inlandish Commission Department of Forests and Parks Rock Run Parks ‘Department Rand L. R. Waesche Company Moats Gambrill Park

Marilyn Monroe Delays Event At Time-Life Building Dedication

Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller celebrated their first wedding anniversary with champagne. She arrived two hours late to dedicate the Time-Life Building sidewalk superintendent project on 6th Avenue between 30th and 31st streets, claiming she misread the schedule.

Maron Miss Monroe Arthur Miller Marilyn Amagansett Manhattan 6Th Avenue 30Th L1st

Fire on Lake Champlain Sinks Three Sailors in Marseille Port

In Marseille a flash fire aboard a U S carrier near a harbor boat killed three American sailors and injured several others. The Lake Champlain had anchored for a 12 day visit with two destroyers. Firefighters battled the blaze for 43 minutes as a black smoke column rose over the port. Identity of the victims was not released.

Marseille France Laurance Rockefel Mwark Engineers Joy E. Larsen Time U. S Mahl Lake Champlain Mediterranean Lake ‘Champlain

July 4 Safe Driving Urged by Frederick Police

Police in Frederick launch crackdown on hot rodders and speeders ahead of Independence Day. Chief Charles V. Main warns drivers to stay within 23 mph in business and residential zones and 30 mph in outlying areas. He stresses safety, urges public cooperation to ensure an accident free Fourth of July.

Frederick Charles V. Main Main Bel

Cement strike spreads slowing U S building projects

A nationwide cement strike spreads slowly threatening multimillion-dollar projects. About 60 plants are shut and 120 workers idled while New York City and Philadelphia area suppliers fear cement shortages could halt highway and building work. Negotiations at Medusa Portland Cement Co. collapsed over union work scope affecting 230 workers at the York plant.

Philadelphia New York City York

Road Bonds To Be Sold In County Construction Plan

The State Roads Commission announced a sale of 932.058 million county road construction bonds with July 15 advertising and July 30 bids. Proceeds will be distributed among nine counties including Fred. etick Washington Garrett Montgomery Baltimore County Calvert Carroll Queen Annes and St Marys to fund county roads.

Baltimore State Roads Commission iSvear Fred Etick Washington Garrett Montgomery Baltimore County Calvert Carroll Carroll S200. 000. Queen Annes 550.000. and St Marys The Roads Commission

Eisenhower invites world to observe future U.S. nuclear tests

President Eisenhower called for all nations to conduct on site checks of radioactive fallout at any future U.S. weapons tests. He said U.S. scientists may produce an H-bomb with no fallout in four to five years and reaffirmed a temporary halt proposal to pursue disarmament talks.

U.S Washington Eisenhower U. S Pepe Wings United States Russia

Woman Sentenced With Three Months In Reform School

A Frederick woman, Anna May Burriss, was given up to three months in the Women's Reformatory for vagrancy by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. after residents on West Second and Record streets complained of door-to-door requests for food and money. The suspended sentence from a prior vagrancy case was noted. Two Midway youths were fined 25 dollars each for railroad property damage.

Frederick Anna May Burriss Women’s Reformatory Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr Wm. Mutchner West Second Street Record Street Sheffield Henry Fred Brown Charles R. Brown Pennsylvania Railroad Roger Eckenrede Charles J.moser James P. Lipe Railroad

Five Day Forecast and Political Probe Terms

Five day outlook shows warmer weather for the remainder of the week and cooler by Monday with temperatures about one to three degrees above normal. Precipitation totals stay under a half inch with possible mountain showers beginning Friday. the normal high in New York is 53 in the mountains and upper 80s elsewhere. An interim state probe finds no evidence that political figures influenced the parole decision for extortionist Joseph Lanza despite contacts noted by his relatives.

Sy Tae Associated Press New York Averell Middie Harriman Joseph Lecks Lanza Overnor Arthur L. Reute Imade Relatves Reuter

No Paper Thursday July 4 Notice

The News will not be published on July 4. The business office will be closed all day. The editorial office will reopen after 4 p.m.

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