34 Invited To White House Meeting For World Peace
President Eisenhower invites 34 American leaders to a June 12 White House meeting to discuss people to people contacts and world peace. The group spans travel, culture, religion, advertising, and film, with aims to promote better understanding abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
le James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Baylor University
Theodore S. Repplier
Adver
Tising Council
Harry Bullis
General Millis, Inc
al Capp
Y. Frank Freeman
The
Assn. of
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Tractor Upsets Strikes Araby Man. 44 year old Durward Lines Injured
Durward K Lines of Araby narrowly escaped death when a tractor he was operating overturned onto him on a slight incline at his in laws Nobel Waltz home in Araby. He was pinned for about an hour before a tow truck and ambulance freed him. He suffered a fractured left hip and was hospitalized in satisfactory condition awaiting surgery. Also in this issue rail carloadings reach weekly 1956 high of 788,297, and a local court and license notices section appears with various names and property deeds listed.
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Araby
Durward K. Lines
Nobel Waltz
Sines
Women Homemaker Clubs Meet Across County Programs
Local homemaker groups led by Mrs. Russell Thomas and Mrs. Virts Hartman discussed empathy, environment, and behavior in Life as shown in talks like Why We Act That Way. Skits, hymns, and readings featured, with notes on safety, religion, and community service as clubs planned future meetings and trips.
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Abe
Russell Thomas
Harry Himes
Edgar Hargett
Wherryland Tract Club
Merryland Tract Home
Makers Club
Farmers’ Hall
John Brady
Wayne Shisler
Robert Hope
Virts Hartman
David Kifer
Frederick W. Faber
Howard T. Smith
Olbooth
Frederick Fair
Worship the King
Russell Dudrow
Raymond Mohler
Mary
Onjland University
Irv Lan Health and Safety
How‘jne Staneard T. Smith
Mollie Zimmerman
Monroe Stup
Fehr
Ballenger Club
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Jeanne Moehn
Panty Raid Firing and Dismissals at Baker University
Lawrence Kansas May 31 58 students were dismissed from the University of Kansas for taking part in a panty raid on Alpha Chi Omega at Baker University Baldwin. No names released. terms vary and readmission requirements apply. Estimated 80 to 100 participants. sorority house damaged robes torn. Also in Washington Welfare Secretary Folsom calls Social Security bill essentially sound.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas Today
Alpha Chi Omega
Baker University
Baldwin
Oman
Conviction Upheld in Dr Sheppard Murder Case
Ohio Supreme Court sustains 5 to 2 ruling upholding the murder conviction ofDr Samuel H Sheppard 32 for the July 4 1954 killing of his wife Marilyn 31 at their Bay Village home near Cleveland. He remains at Ohio Penitentiary with at least a 10 year parole blackout.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Bay Village
Ohio Penitentiary
Cuyahoga County
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American Railroads
Fergaville
WTCA
Harry Howard
Fengaville Wctu
St Luke’s Lutheran
Wilbur Culler
Ann Derr
Harry Castle
Court News Equity
Marjorie A. Avis
James M. Avis Jr
John A. Taylor
Peggy Margaret Keller
Alpana Pa
Robert J. Ferrone
Altoona
Barbara D. Wertz
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James Russell Luhn
Mary Frances Shaw
Frederick
Clarence W. Stouler
Emmitsburg
Rosalee P. Forsythe
Orrtanna
Clarence A. Barger
Dorothy J. Shipley
Boonsboro
William C. Dinterman
Louise V. Lambert
Deymar
James Frederick Koogle
Rita C. Roy
Boston
Mass
Joseph B. Mason
Yampa
Fla
Patricia V. Poole
Braddock Heights
Kirk D. Cramer Jr
Mary Louise Bratt
Branswick
John M. Urossan Jr
Vandegrit
Carole Lee Eichotz
Pittsburgh
Donald G. Meckley
Gettysburg
Lottie B. Burleson
Baltimore
Byron W. Thompson
Gilbert White
J. Gilbert White
George (. Wisner
Dwight E. Smoot
Russell HW. Thomas
Earl C. Watkins
Mehrt F. Wachler
John M. Boone
Coun- Calvin
Clayton L. Clayton
Samuel W. Barrick
Carroll G. Cannon
Sherman P. Bowers
Millard W. Rice
Cullen S. Jenkins
Thomas Foods Corp
Elizabeth Bowlus
Helen F. Mock
William J
Jonathan F. Covell
Samuel V. [Brandenburg
Mary E. Rhoderick
Richard F. Stull
C. Barton Cannon Jr
General Construction and Improvement Corp
Frederick Keeler
Joseph L. Winegardner
Ronald QO. Willard
Vernon C. Myers
Jones I. Baker
Edward D. Storm
J. Edgar Ferrell
Luther Remsberg
Edgar Ferrell
Blanche Sager
Williams James
Beatrice Blodgett
Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove Homemakers’ Club
Raymond Barnes
Lola King
Murray Fox
Jug Bridge Homemakers’ Club
Ernest Flemmey
Dorsey Lawson
George Chick
John Grimm
Marguerite Burgee
Norman Nusbaum
Barnes
Merril Hahn
Homemakers
Skyline Homemakers
William Alban
Markell Nelson
Medora Jones
Victor Kifer
Lovettsville
Charles Painter
J. D., Keister
N. L. Lowry
Elizabeth Everhart
George Wire
Old Presbyterian
Loudoun County
Charlottesville
Ashland
Monticello
Clara Washington
Brenda McClain
Weniss ST. JO
Delaval
Paris
Delaval Sales and Service
Germantown
Gaithersburg
Ned
Zeiler
Cape Cod
F.H.A
Detrick
Settle Estate
Ige
North Frederick
N. Court St
Frederick MO
Pearre
Jefferson Boulevard
Heal
Philip Wertheimer
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Alban
William
the News
Pelday
Wallace
Uder
Acceeds
Invaders
Baker Unidoctor
Kansas
Baker
Folsom
Senate Finance Committee
Herr
Chambersburg, Pa
Locust Valley
the People’s Church
W. 4Th St
Frederick, Md
TRE
Kodak Pony
Camera Shop
N. Market Si
Monocacy
East Ninth Street
C. C. Carty, Inc
Monocacy Village
Carty
Dred
Amvet
Amvets Club
W. Patrick ST
Music By
Harry L. Marsh
Russell Z. Horman
Zero
Ray Frohling
Hampshire
David Frohling
R. M. Mathias & Sons
Graceham, MD
Thurmont
Legion Carnival
Ind
Firemen’s Carnival
Thurmont, Maryland
Edwin C. Creeger, Jr
Club Royal Orchestra
Golden Trio
American Legion Ballroom
Thurmont, MD
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