Angleberger District Elected Head For Civic Council
Austin F Angleberger former Lions club president was elected president of the Frederick City Council of Service and Civic Organizations at a Monday meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged continued Civic Center support and outlined progress on center plans with committees to study site and construction, financing, and eventual council recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin F. Angleberger
Lions Club
Frederick City
Lloyd Ambrosen
Rotary Club
Lawrence L. Ware Jr
Council of
Jewish Women
Bruce M. Reeder
Optimist Club
Angleberger
Warren Evans
Charles Fiers
Angieberger
Nds Satoues
Anzieberger
Ranfymian Garage
The
Red Cross
Frederick County Safety Council
Scott Key
Ontimist
Brea
Lions
Civitans
Chamber of Commerce
Frontiers of America
Junior Womans Club
Business and Professional Womens Club
American Association of University Women
Frederick
National Counci
Civic Club Rotary
Jaycee Wives
Baltimore Hit By Heavy Rush Hour Rain
The city endured a severe thunderstorm with downpours, flooding, and a lightning fire near downtown Baltimore during the afternoon rush. Rain totals reached 1.63 inches in the city with higher readings in surrounding areas and a brief relief is expected later today and tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
Maryland
Cumberland
Angerstown
Rain lifts crops as county enjoys soaking showers
Residents and farmers welcome the two thirds of an inch of rain on Monday with county wide showers boosting pastures and corn. A severe lightning storm damaged parts of the southern and eastern county while fishing creek reservoir rises to within two and a half feet of full. Weather readings show .65 inches in the 24 hour period and forecasts call for fair weather with possible thundershowers midweek.
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Weathy
Fishing Creek
Jefferson
Sjamsville
Power Company
Doubs
U. S
Eisenhower Sees No Hope for Tax Cut in Term
President Eisenhower believes no real chance for a tax cut during his remaining 18 months in office while ruling out a tax increase. He favors no intervention that favors either side in the steel dispute, and says reforms are being studied for future budget balance and possible revenue increases.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
United Steelworkers Union
GOP
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Queen Elizabeth II faces strain on North American tour
The Queen's health raised concerns after a stomach upset slowed her events in the Yukon. Prince Philip substituted and Edmonton staged a five hour program for 1800 guests while British papers warned the tour could push her toward exhaustion or a breakdown.
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Edmonton
Alia
Queen Elizabeth II
Yukon
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
London
Canada
Peter Moorhead
Daily Herald
Moorhead
McDonald Steps into Aluminum Talks Amid Steel Strike
In New York AP report, Steelworkers Union President David J. McDonald to join wage discussions with Alcoa Reynolds and Kaiser, aiming to spur a steel settlement. Steel strike idled about 2.5 million workers, threatening 30 percent of aluminum output. federal mediation and White House talks proceed as emergency action options are studied.
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NEW York
Steeliners Union
David J. Donald
McDonald
Steel
Alcoa
Reynolds
Kaiser
Joseph P. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Im Steel
Eisenhower
Washington
James B. Mitchell
Council of Economic Advisers
Mueller Nominated For Secretary Of Commerce
President nominated Frederick Henry Mueller of Grand Rapids Michigan for promotion to secretary of commerce. Mueller has served as secretary since December 3 1958 and acted as secretary after Lewis L Strauss left the post following Senate rejection. He was born November 22 1893 and previously ran a furniture manufacturing business before government service.
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Washington
Frederick Henry Mueller
Grand Rapids
Mich
Commerce
Mueller
Lewis L. Strauss
Senate
Strauss
Congress
20 Year Old Girl Wins In Beauty Contest
Miss Patricia Ann Brown, 20, wins Miss Mt Airy Fire Prevention title at the Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company carnival. She will represent Mt Airy in Carroll County Fire Prevention events. Second place goes to Charlotte Marick, 18, with Sally Jane Thomas third. The event drew 12 competitors and featured judges from the Maryland Ladies Auxiliary and local civic figures. A 350 prize was donated to the fire company. Brown returned it as a contribution.
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Mt. Airy
Fire Company
Stu
Westminster
Miss Brown
Weee
Mt Airy High School
Charlotte Mays
Main Street
Twin Arch
More Workers Are Laid Off Amid Steel Strike Toll
Pittsburgh reports ongoing layoffs as the nationwide steel strike hits 45,000 workers across railroads coal mines shipping firms and related businesses. In Cleveland 1 900 more furloughed bringing total to 3 900. truck drivers and Great Lakes shippers also cut staff. The Delaware Hudson and Philadelphia General Refractories announce layoffs while others shift to vacations.
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Cleveland
Baltimore & Ship Railroad
Youngstown
Niles and
Warren
Ohio
Great Lakes
General Refractories Co
Philadelphia
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
New York
Itg
West Threatens End to Big Four Talks Over German Reunification
In Geneva the Western Allies warn Russia they will walk out of the Big Four conference if East and West Germany are treated as equals in a Berlin truce dispute. Gromyko signals flexibility but rejects an all German committee. Western ministers press for a fresh plan to break the impasse and save the talks.
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Geneva
Russia
West Germany
Berlin
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Feu
Nikita Khrushchev
Fourteen-Fashion Show 4-H Club Revue Wednesday at Frederick HS
The 4-H Club Style Revue returns Wednesday night in the Frederick High School auditorium. About 130 girls, ages eight to 21, model 44 club projects with themes from world fashion and native music. County selections for state competition at College Park in August will be made, with an alter gate also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
College Park
Sammy Huffer
Donna Henson
Harold Heffner
Theresa Summers
Ann Lovell
Pasty Hale
Barbara Smith
Joe Smith
Clilford Stiles
Paul Rhoderick
Alice Stambaugh
Thurmont 4-H Club
Beatrice Fehr
Adele Muller
Jacquelyn Larsen
Trolley Rails Being Removed From City Streets
The City Street Department begins removing old rails from the abandoned B and F trolley line. Work progresses from Rosemont avenue toward Fifth street downtown, with Fifth street center resurfaced. Rails along Rosemont and Hood College area had earlier been removed.
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City Street
Rosemont Avenue
Fifth Street
W. Raymond Walter
East Street
Fort Detrick
Hood College
East Sixth Street
Eisenhower pessimistic on summit prospects over Berlin
President Eisenhower believes the chances for a summit conference have dimmed over Berlin stance by the Soviet Union. He fears Khrushchev may not want a meeting and remains against recognizing Red China while fearing a war and pondering Western responses if it comes. Nixon's Russia trip is seen as unlikely to yield new major messages.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Berlin
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Red China
West Berlin
Kremlin
United States
Britain
Germany
China
Richard M. W Nixon
Khrushchev
Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Allegany Ballistics Facility Dedicates Expanded Plant
Allegany Ballistics Laboratory will dedicate new expanded facilities for solid propellant production for the Polaris missile project. The $5 million construction began last September. Navy officials Rear Adm. W E Raborn and Capt S Wilson are slated to attend the ceremony, with Hercules Powder Co. official A E Forester and executive J D Hayes accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercules Powjder Co
J. D. Hayes
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Civic Council
Boy Scouts
Civic Center
Charlotte
N.C
First Union National Bank
Plaza
Jack B. Kussmaul
Herrick
Brunswick High School
Francis Scott Key
National Capital Area
Roger W. Cann
Kussmaul
John S. Herrick
Science
Fort Derrick
Boy Scouts of America
Thomas A. Garner
Charles E. Brogarup
Roy H. Walter
Braddock Heights
Cann
Roy Walter
Melvin H. Derr
Los Angeles
Edwards Air Force Base
Scott Ossfield
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Nh Lhiye
North American Aviation
Air Force
Salem, Ore
Interior
Douglas McKay
Salem General Hospital
Byron W. Thompson
Barry William Zell
Clarke Place
Sidney Friedman
North Market Street
Thompson
Poy
Zell
DeHaven S. Toms
Square Corner
Toms
Thunderbird
Eers
Savere
Market Street
Fourth Street
Low Springs
Bethel
O'Possum Town
Ellis Carty
Po-liece
Robert C. Snyder
Edwin F. Ni' Kirk
Alton Y. Bennett
Noel Spence
Lester Gene Lawson
Hyatistown
Col. E Brooke Lee
Th. L. C. Clark
Lawson
Lee
Sherman P. Bowers
Nikirk
Robert Johnenfelier
Lingenfelter
Dr.s
Toeper
Harry J. Frost
Treoner
Frost
Aner
Traoner Frost
Traoner
Russell W. Zimmerman
William A. Boone Jr
East Patrick Street
Zimmerman
Carroll County
Taneytown
Paul L. Baugher
Department of Motor Vehicles
Secretary of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Lavofisa
West
Allegany Ballistics Facilities
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