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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 01, 1956

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Former Head Of Pa Bakers Sells Glade Valley Bakery

Nicodemus, longtime head of Glade Valley Bakery in Walkersville, sells to Guy Beaver of Beaver Brothers Bakery Burnham Pa. The firm becomes Glade Valley Products Inc with Park G Beaver Jr. as manager. Real estate sale valued around 21500 dollars per court stamps. operations to continue as before.

Kent €. Nicodemus Glade Valley Bakery, Inc Walkersville Guy Beaver Beaver Brothers Bakery Burnham Nicodemus Beaver Pennsylvania Bakers Association Belfont Bakery Belfont Glade Valley Products, Inc Circuit Court

Hagerty Predicts Rough Dirty Campaign By Democrats

President Eisenhower's press secretary James C. Hagerty warned at a Citizens for Eisenhower conference that Democrats will wage a rough tough and dirty campaign this year. He said they have no real issue and will throw everything at the administration. Hagerty appeared on a panel with Wilton B. Persons and Dr. Gabriel Hauge.

Washington i.Pi Eisenhower James C. Hagerty Hagerty Wilton B. Persons Gabriel Hauge

Storms Delay Seventh Street Pike Closure and By Pass Talks

Flooding winds and heavy rains disrupted plans to close Seventh Street Pike at Military Road. Officials delay by pass construction as storms knock out lines, topple trees, and delay road work while discussions with the State Roads Commission continue about keeping at least one lane open for business during the Emmitsburg by pass project.

Fort Detrick Seventh Street Detrick Military Road Frederick U. S Sili Aales Nnn State Roads Commission Emmitsburg Roads Commission Lions Club Herbert Roger Charles Fuss Clarence Frailey Frank Dreyer James Laskot Ernest Bunting Thomas G. Mohler Toll Gate Hill St. Joseph's College Emmit Gardens Topper’s Curve Thurmont By-Pass Commission

Would Have Been Easy To Hurl Bomb At Queen, He Says

British columnist Simon Ward of the Daily Sketch says he tested security during the Queen’s birthday parade by posing as an assassin. He walked among the crowd with a “bomb” wrapped in paper and a Comrade X assistant, unchallenged for hours, even near the route to Horse Guards. Ward called the security a farce and noted no challenge from constables or security.

Queen London Simon Ward Daily Sketch Ward Cyprus England Scotland Yard Inside Information Horse Guards Parade Tone

Frightened Elephants Spark Stampede at Barnum & Bailey

A loud thunderclap frightened a baby elephant during a Barnum & Bailey circus performance in Philadelphia last night. The alarm triggered a near stampede as about twenty adult elephants lunged after the young animal, injuring five handlers who intervened to corral the beasts in a tight enclosure.

Philadelphia Barnum & Bailey Circus

Dulles Son to Be Ordained a Priest at Fordham

Avery Dulles, youngest son of Secretary of State Dulles, will be ordained June 16 in the Roman Catholic Church. A 38 year old Jesuit, he will be ordained by Francis Cardinal Spellman at Fordham University Chapel. Secretary Dulles is a life elder of Brick Presbyterian Church.

New York Avery Dulles Dulles Francis Cardinal Spellman Fordham University Chapel Brick Presbyterian Church Park Avenue

Five day forecast for Maryland shows cooler spell

The forecast calls for fair and cool weather Saturday and Sunday. Warmer conditions arrive Monday and Tuesday then cooler again Wednesday. Showers likely Tuesday with temperatures averaging 2 to 5 degrees below normal and precipitation totaling about a quarter inch or less. Normal highs run in the 70s to low 80s, with morning lows mainly in the 50s except in the far western Maryland extreme.

Maryland

Dual Highway Plan Adapts To Two Lane By 1961

State Roads Commission expects U S 40 near Hagerstown to become a two lane route by end of 1961 with a 20 43 mile second lane budgeted at 815000 for right of way and engineering. Frederick County will bear most work as 11 78 miles lie there with 8 66 in Washington County.

Hagerstown State Roads Commission U. S. 40 Nice Roads Commission Frederick County South Mountain Washington County Frederick West Patrick Street

Autos Collide At Intersection Near Emmitsburg

At about 8 30 p m Thursday two cars collided at the intersection of U S 15 and Welty Road one half mile north of Emmitsburg Estimated damage total about 150 Ruth R Swope 68 Gettysburg Pa drove a 1955 Packard north on U S 15 Robert T Bishop 17 RFD 2 Fairfield Pa drove a 1941 Buick south on 15 turning onto Welty Road The Swope car sustained about 100 damage to the right front and the Bishop car about 50 He was charged with failing to yield right of way and set for a hearing in Emmitsburg Saturday at 10 00 a m

U. S. 15 Welty Road Emmitsburg W. G. Morgan Ruth R. Swope Gettysburg Robert T. Bishop RFD 2 Fairfield Swope Bishop

Mause Withdraws From County Board Race To Preserve Harmony

James D. Mause, Democratic leader from Myersville, withdraws from consideration for the Frederick County Board of Commissioners vacancy following Commissioner Holler’s resignation. He urges central committee chair to support harmony and allow prompt filling. Rumors tie him to rival A Irvin Renn as leading contenders, with committee meetings failing to reach a nominee.

Board of Edward F. Holler James D. Mause Myersville George F. Abrecht Democratic State Central Committee Frederick County Holter Frederick Board of County Commissioners Mause A. Irvin Renn Frederick i Edward F. Nikirk Theodore R. Mecheldin Democratic Committee Renn Commissioner Holter Jackson

Hood College To Confer Two Honorary Degrees Sunday

Hood College announces Sunday honorary degrees for Miss Dorothy Fosdick and Louis B Wright. Fosdick, author and State Department consultant, receives honorary Doctor of Laws. Wright, director at Folger Library, gets honorary Doctor of Letters. Hood also grants 75 degrees to graduates in arts science nursing and home economics. Dr. Louis B Wright to address seniors. Mrs. Agnes Rogers Alien to give the baccalaureate.

Columbia University Cordell Hull John Foster Dulles Dumbarton Oaks San Francisco U. N The State Department George Kennan Paul Nitze New York Times Agnes Rogers Alien Frederick Lewis Allen Harpeners Magazine Hood College Dorothy Fosdick State Department Harry Emerson Fosdick Hood Louis B Wright Folger Shakespeare Library Washington, D. C Allen Hagersstown Reader's Digest Vassar College Stuart Walker Portmanteau Theater Federal Reserve Board of New York Harper's Magazine Harpers Reader's Digest Condensed Books Club Jand Fosdick Smith College

One Year Term For Assault in Maryland Court

Pleading not guilty to assault and battery, Lloyd R. Roberts of East Third Street was found guilty and sentenced to one year in the Maryland House of Correction by Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker Jr. in Trial Magistrate's Court. An additional charge of disorderly conduct yielded a generally suspended sentence. In a separate case, Donald E. Jackson of West All Saints Street was convicted and received 90 days in Frederick County jail after an alleged attempt to elude police and a concealed butcher knife. A not guilty finding on resisting arrest. Other notes list collaterals for fines and various motorists cited by State Trooper John E. Cartee.

Meredith E. Blank North Market Street Lloyd R. Roberts East Third Street Maryland House of Correction H. Reese, Shoemaker Jr Roberts Blank West All Saints Street Donald E. Jackson Frederick County William F. Clark Lobey Paul Mossburg William J Baltimore Lee V. Coulter Jr West Church Street U.S. 40 East Paul R. Lamb Pomona Calif Paul A. Myers Myersville Preston C. Logan Washington U.S.’ 15 South John E. Cartee

Visitation Academy To Graduate Thirteen Students

Thirteen girls will graduate from the Frederick Academy of Visitation this Saturday at four o'clock in the Convent Chapel on East Second Street. Rev. Fr. Herbert R. Jordan of Saint John's Catholic Church will give the address. The graduates, all eight graders, include Linda Faye Chavis, Jean Marie Dwyer, Victorie Conley Griffin, Ninoska Victoria Hernandez, Filomena Kroll Alvare z Calderon, Barbara Lawrence, Helen Virginia Offutt, Patricia Ann O'Neill, Aleta Ray Pierce, Mary Elizabeth Ann Shane, Helen Conley Wight, Judith Elaine Wimpierg ler, and Mary Elizabeth Power. They will wear white organdy gowns with light blue delphinium bouquets and carry hair flowers. The ceremony follows with an alumnae reception at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday.

Frederick Academy of Visitation East Second Street Herbert R. Jordan Saint John’s Catholic Church Busi Hess Linda Faye Chavis Frederick Jean Marie Dwyer Falls Church Victorie Conley Griffin Ninoska Victoria Hernandez Caracas Venezuela Filomena Kroll Alvarez Calderon Lima Peru Barbara Lawrence Morristown N. J Helen Virginia Offutt Barnesville Patricia Ann O'Neill Philadelphia Aleta Ray Pierce Delaplane Mary Elizabeth Ann Shane Jiamsville Helen Conley Wight Judith Elaine Winpigler Mary Elizabeth Power Leesburg

Monocacy River Muddy as Bass Season Opens

Frederick county fishermen report the Monocacy river muddy and not fishable while the Potomac remains cloudy but clearer than yesterday and probably fishable for the first day of bass season. Jug Bridge near Singanore Creek is full and muddy after a Memorial Day and overnight thunderstorm. Some anglers expect Monocacy to remain unfishable for weeks.

Frederick County Potomac Jug Bridge Singanore Creek

Thurmont Family Tragedy In Virginia Car Crash

Two Thurmont residents died in a near head on crash on U S 340 near the Virginia line. Grayson Hooper 32 and his daughter Marlene died at Charles Town Hospital with several relatives injured. The wreck involved a 1953 Pontiac driven by Erma Hooper and a 1954 Chevrolet driven by James Archbald. The infant Allen Wayne Hooper suffered a head injury but showed improvement. Mrs Archbald and others remained hospitalized with fractures and contusions. Authorities reported wet roads a factor in the moderate rain.

Thurmont Charles Town IW. Va Charles Town Hospital Grayson Hooper Marlene Hooper Hooper Aaron Rice Ernest Rice Rice Hoopers Bridgewater College A. J. Wade W. Va U. S Virginia-West Virginia Ecole Histon Erma Rice Hooper Allen Wayne Hooper Archbald

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