Hospital Expansion Plans Approved For Frederick Memorial
Frederick Memorial Hospital trustees and managers approve a 3.65 million building expansion. A joint committee led by Charles A. Price recommends the project with a ground floor and upper levels to add medical and surgical spaces, offices, and records areas. The hospital president is authorized to pursue Burton construction program financing.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Board of Managers
Charles A. Price
Boar
Burton
Price
John M. Culler
Russell L. Guest
Thomas Sto
Thomas R. Reid
W. Gray
Mediica
Paul S. Michael
B. Ramsburg Jr
S. Charlies Woodman
The
Mianaters
Ad Alen G. Quynn
Smelser
Board of Trust
Miss Ethel
Union Chief Seeks Greater Federal Involvement in Steel Talks
McDonald president of the Laureé Steelworkers of America says the steel industry is large and complex and the government should become involved. His remarks at a two news conference suggest hope for direct intervention in the ongoing nationwide steel strike.
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New York
Fed
McDonald
Laureé Steelworkers of America
Aula
Children Set Barn Fire In Poole Home
Two six year old Poole children started a fire in a small barn at their home in Montgomery County. Volunteer firemen responded around ten this morning and contained the blaze with only partial financial loss. The incident followed a damp period at the barn affecting hay and feed but not total destruction.
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Anchimond Poole
Gas Chamber Threat Shadowed Triangle of Lovers in Calif
In West Covina, Dr Bernard Finch 41 and Carole Tregoff 22 face a murder case tied to the death of Finch’s wife Barbara 33. Prosecutors seek the death penalty for Finch but not for Tregoff as the romance amid a deadly triangle unfolds.
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West Covina
Calif
Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Finch
Finches
Albert H. Mill
Thurmont
Perior
Pomona
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Camec
Fire Company Ma
Alpha Fire Co
Linlstown
Middletown
Free Staters
American Legion ‘Corps
Hagerstown
New Windsor
Junior Fire Co
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Washington Grove
Thurmont Grange
St. John’s Luther League of
Boonsboro American Legion
Littlestown
Middle’town
Dee Dee Ettes
David Stirling
Moore Business Farms, Inc
John F. Laster
Fort Detrick
Junkeyr
Fort Ritchie
Floyd* Reynolds
James L. Stirley
George W. Wireman
Magistrate Court Hears Assault Case and Juvenile Conduct
Decisions in several Magistrate Court cases were awaited as Disturbing proceedings continued. Defendant DeHaven S. Toms Jr. faced an assault charge after alleged threats. a witness was requested by defense. Four Fort Detrick area girls were found guilty of disorderly conduct with sentencing deferred. Other cases included drunken driving, reckless driving, a route accident verdict, and a license lapse sale charge. Each involved local residents and Fort Detrick police.
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Eduard
Storm
DeHaven S. Toms Jr
East Patstreet
Paul W. Rice
Patrick Street
Toms
E. Austin James
Atormer
Rice
Audrey Elaine Bell
Margaret Elizabeth Fox
Richard Anderson
Fort Detrick
West Severnh Street
Miliary Road
Carty
Wazonich
Set. Anderson
Mr. Summers
Route 40
Ira Carter
Summers
Herman P. Bowers
Route
Reginald Delaine Hobbs Jr
Mt. Airy
Casis
David Woodrow Barrier
Drivers Licenses Suspended for One Month
Three motorists across Frederick area have their drivers licenses suspended for one month each per a Department of Motor Vehicles release. Targeted are Talbot S. Arnold Jefferson, Ralph E. Kemp of RFD 7 Frederick, and Mrs Meta I Schott of RFD 1 Taneytown. Arnold and Kemp suspensions took effect Thursday while Schott’s began Wednesday. Conditions report rivers Monocacy and Potomac clear at Jug Bridge and Harpers Ferry respectively.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Talbot S. Ar
Jefferson
Ralph E. Kemp
RFD
Frederick
Metal Schott
Taneytown
Arnold
Kemp
Jug Bridge
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
J E Chew Dies At 78 A Longtime Brunswick Figure
Joseph E. Chew a prominent Democrat and former police official died at his daughter’s home in Petersville at age 78. A former Brunswick police chief and Capitol Police member, he retired in 1933 and had met many national figures. Survived by wife Mary Holmes Chew two daughters a grandchild and three great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Knoxville with interment at Reformed Cemetery Knoxville.
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Joseph E. Chew
Virginia Cramer
Petersville
Montevue
Chew
Brunswick
Capitol Police
Washington
Mr. Chew
Phidelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
W Jennings Bryan
Capitol
Harry Truman
Alben Barkley
Joan Foster Dulles
Justice Sherman Minion
Brunswick Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Order of Eagles of
Marry Holmes Chew
Ethel Grimes
Charlestown
W. Va
Cramer
Church of God
Knoxville
Reformed
C. H. Feete and Brother
LeViness Seeks Reinstatement After Tax Evasion Conviction
Charles T. LeViness, once a Baltimore city official, petitions the Supreme Bench of Baltimore to reinstate his law license after a 1934 income tax evasion conviction totaling 9 916 dollars and his 1947 disbarment with opposition from the Baltimore Bar Association. The report also notes rising polio cases, with 177 this week, the highest weekly total of the year, per Public Health Service data.
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Baltimore
Charles T. LeViness
Staite
Baltimore City
Supreme Bench of
Bar Assn. of
Washington
Public Health Service
Four-H Club Week At College Park Heads North
About 125 4 H club members leaders and agents will attend H Club Week at College Park next Monday through Saturday. Eleven will represent the girls club and the rest the boys organizations. Mrs Jacquelyn Larsen will travel with the girls group along with Mrs Charles Putman of Lewistown who serves as a mother and Marvin Stambaugh of Thurmont who will be a local leader representative. David Eigenbrode and Kenneth Shifflet will head the boys delegation. Richard Grossnickle of the Libertytown Senior club will be the oral local leader representative. Several members serve in leading positions at Club Week with Sarah Ramsburg and Clifford Stiles named as assistant nation chiefs. Tribe leaders include Wayne Swomiley Joseph Smith and Margaret Nicholson. Additional leaders and staff roles are listed with many county 4 H members slated for duties. The event features a style revue with three Ballenger club girls Nellie Shafer Charlotte Shafer and Sarah King competing for state honors. The 4 Hers will travel by bus Monday from Winchester Hall with Friday designated as visitors day.
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College Park
Jacquelyn Larsen
Charles Putman
Lewistown
Marvin Stambaugh
Thurmont
Teader
David Eigenbrode
Kenneth Shiffiet
Richard Grossnickle
Libertytown
Sarah Ramsburg
Clifford Stiles
New Market +H
Wayne Swomiley
Walkersville
Joseph Smith
New Market
Margaret Nicholson
New Midway
Betty Ann Stiles
James Baker
Raymond Covery
Paul Rhoderick
Unionville
Donna Compher Ballenger
Wiliam Clemenstown
George Brachey
Mit. Pleasant Club
Millard Eiler
Maryland Trail
Robert Martin
Ralph Harbaugh
Mt. Pleasant
Larry Hevner
Liberty Progressive
Barbara Jean Hahn
Frederick City Club
Anne Lovell
Jefferson Club
Jackie Hevner
Nellie Shafer
Ballenger Club
Charlotte Shafer
Sarah King
Adele Miller
Winchester Hall
Revolutionary Repercussions Predicted By Church Leader
Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake of Philadelphia warned that tax free churches could dominate the economy if religious institutions remain exempt from taxes. He cited growing resentment and proposed church expropriation as a potential response.
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New York
Euene Carson ‘Blake
Philadelphia
Blake
Attendance At Baker Park and Diggs Pools Surpass Last Year
The Frederick Recreation Commission reports up to date attendance gains at Baker Park pool rising 15 percent to 15 387 for June 9 to July 26. Diggs Pool shows 400 more paid admissions this year, total 2 616 versus 2 219 last year. Expenses at Baker Park were 4 062.02 with receipts 4 118.01 leaving 944 deficit. Diggs expenses 2 897 while last year receipts were 477.83.
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Scation
Baker Park
Diggs Pool
Wile
Frederick Recreation Commission
City Parks Department
Believe It Or Not July Temperature Subnormal
A Weather Bureau report from the airport shows July averaged 11 degrees below normal for the month ending today with 3.51 inches of rain, below the normal 3.65 inches, and a run of hot days expected to continue with readings in the 90s. Warmer air spread from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic coast as showers and thunderstorms dot the forecast. Honolulu voters set a record with 170,119 ballots in the first state election Tuesday, surpassing the previous mark of 154,329.
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U. S
Focal
Iver
Ier
Ture Re
Pas
Ed Ress
Tenras
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes Region
Atlantic Seaboard
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Honolulu
Frederick Chapter of National Home Builders Formed
A Frederick chapter of the National Association of Home Builders was organized with J William Brosius named president. The local unit links to the 30000 member national body in Washington and will coordinate home builders with related trades to advise on city county registration and home buyer needs.
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Frederick
National Association of Home Builders
J. William Brosius
Pulider
Washington
Aasone
Brosius
Ernest Ausherman
Donald Fadeley
Hamlton Homes
Secreta
Omesuns
Brostus
Cardrive
Ernest and Allauo
Coma
Brick Works
Frederick Trading Compan Brostus Homes Corp
Brostus Development Corp
Farmers” Tanks
Citizens National Bankins
Hamilkko Homes
General Contraction Cor Ri Tractor
Massive Garage Project Takes Boston Common Land
Massachusetts Panthers seize about one third of Boston Common by eminent domain and plan a ground breaking on August 15 for a 2000 car garage. The move alters title to the historic site first time since 1934 purchase by town officials for 30 pounds.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Panthernv
Boston Common
Eminient Domain
Five Day Forecast Describes Temperatures and Rain
The outlook shows five days with temperatures near normal. Cooler weekend then warmer Tuesday and cooler again Wednesday. Showers expected Tuesday totaling about half an inch. Normal highs 80 to 86, lows around 65 to 68, higher in the mountains.
Nixon urges peaceful uses of atom at Soviet plant
Vice President Nixon tours a Sverdlovsk site with Soviet engineers calling for peaceful atomic work. Alexei Semenkin cites will to cooperate as Nixon stresses opening science to peaceful progress. Nixon plans a Moscow return and a televised address to the Soviet people.
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Beloyarsk
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Rickover
Atomic Sub
Nixon
Con
Alexei Semenkin
Ural
Sverdlovsk
Moscow
Alleged Gamblers Convicted By Jury In Terre Haute
A jury convicted eight alleged gamblers of conspiracy evasion and racketeering in Terre Haute Indiana. Each faces up to 21 years in prison and fines up to 50 thousand dollars. Pre sentence reports were ordered and sentences to follow. Names include Leo Jules Horn Philip Share James Tamner Joseph Jacobs Charles Buck Summer Edgar Wyatt and others from Miami Las Vegas and Wantuoil.
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Terre Haute
Ind
APY
Welve Weary Jrs
Mazht
U.S
Xile
Leo Jules Horn
Chicato
Philip Share
Anwin Goreen
Las Vegas
Nev
Jemes Tamner
Miami
Joseph Jacobs
Charles L.buck Summer
West Germans Fear Soviets Setting Trap
West Germany pressed the United States to resist any large concession at the ongoing Big Four talks on West Berlin. Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano warned in a late meeting with Secretary of State Christian Herter that Western allies should not retreat from the demand that Berlin remain under Allied control until Germany is reunified. Diplomats fear Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko may propose a major quid pro quo before the conference closes next Wednesday.
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Geneva
West Germany
U.S
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Heinrich von Brentano
Christian A. Herter
Berlin
Germany
Andrei Gromyko
West
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Leonard L. Ghan
Samuel W. Barrick
Hobs
Alion Y. Bennett
Atorney
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Ror
Franklin Lambert
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