New Market Group Seeks School Data on Old Annapolis Road Site
Gordon Smith of New Market asks the Frederick County School Board for detailed data on the proposed junior-senior high school at Old Annapolis Road. He requests enrollment projections, boundary maps, long range plans, and explanations of how the maps and data influenced the board's decision to purchase land east of Route 75, amid ongoing controversy over site location.
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New Market
Ross V. Smith
Old Annapolis Road
Court House
Frederick County Board of Education
New Market Area
Annapolis Read
Woman Wins Money Quiz Outstanding NBC Twenty One Champion
New York AP reports Hifrnda von Nordroff of Brooklyn wins a record 23750 and surpasses Robert Strom as the all time high money winner on television quiz shows. She defeated Charles Hewitt and Emile Librescu 21 0 each, answering questions on Tennessee governor Andrew Johnson and poet Edwin Arlington Robinson. She plans to continue next week with a $237500 total. Maryland crab supply issues noted with wholesale distributors predicting better days ahead.
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Brooklyn
Robert Strom
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Miss von Nordroffs
Charles Hewitt
New Brunswick
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Hewitt
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
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Edwin Arlington Robinson
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Hapsburg
Franz Joseph
Emperor of
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Hungary
Miss von Nardroff
Alumnae Day at Hood College Highlighted by Della Angst Talk
Hood College prepares for Alumnae Day weekend with a June 7 program including an annual Alumnae Association meeting, an luncheon featuring Lt Col Della Angst and Dr Geneva Flickinger, and eleven reunion dinners. Festivities include honorary degree for Flickinger, loyalty fund presentation, and reunions dating back to 1908.
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Germany
U.S. Air Force
Geneva Ely Flickinger
Maryland Department of Education
Angst
7050Th Air Intelligence Wing
Futckinger
Andrew G. Truxal
R. Paul Smith
Mary Frear Keeler
Katherine Sherrill
Ruth B. Perry
Coblentz Hall
Hood
Truxal
William J J. Delaplaine
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Nhome
Sam W Maniac
Cumberland Picks Eight Council Nominees in Quiet Primary
Cumberland residents chose eight city council nominees from a field of 16 candidates in a low turnout primary. Winners advance to four council seats in the June general election. Incumbents Roy W. Eves and Jo Edwin Reech face each other for the mayoral post. About 30 to 40 percent of the 11 181 eligible voters were expected to vote.
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Roy W. Eves
Jo Edwin Reech
Governor McKeldin urges dignity of man over state power
In Baltimore Gary McKeldin told an interfaith luncheon that free enterprise can coexist with socialism if rulers recognize human dignity. He said communal farms and factories could be tolerated if run for ordinary workers rather than for a power hungry government.
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Baltimore
Gary McKeldin
Mckheldin
Zeigler Elected President Of Frederick High School PTA
George A. Zeigler was elected president of the Frederick High School Parent-Teacher Association at the final meeting of the year. Retiring president Jack Herrick presided. Mrs. Charles F. Trunk and Morris Rhian were named officers alongside Howard Ash G. Harris Stauffer and Mrs. J Fred Kreissig with retiring officers Stephens and Stauffer reporting. Reverend Charles F. Trunk gave the invocation and David L. Dean the principal made remarks.
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George A. Zeigler
Frederick High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Jack Herrick
Charles F. Trunk
Morris Rhian
Howard Ash
G.harris Stauffer
J. ‘Fred Kreissig
John F. ‘Stephens
Stauffer
David L. Dean
Khrushchev Attacks Yugoslavia Amid Sofia Speech
News from Sofia reports Nikita Khrushchev condemning Yugoslavia's leadership as split from the international workers movement. The Bulgarian party congress framing ties with Tito signals regional tension and a shift in Western Balkan politics.
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Tass
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S. Khrushchev
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International Workers Movement
Union of
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Sofia
Khrushchev
Underclassmen Must Return To Schools For Summer
Seniors at Frederick High School will graduate on Wednesday with 303 diplomas as Dr. Wilbur Devilbiss delivers the commencement address. Underclassmen keep school, receiving report cards today and returning after the 10 30 program. Graduation week continues at other county schools with half days for underclassmen and elementary students. Summer vacation begins after report cards on Friday while high school graduation sets the tone for the season. Fire department responded to a blaze on an asphalt truck near New Market along U S 40. The truck, owned by Stewart E Mitchell Inc, carried asphalt mix for the Frederick bypass project and was nearly extinguished by the driver before firefighters arrived. There was no damage reported.
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Bill Gold
Washington Post
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Gold
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Wilbur Devilbiss
New Market
President Eisenhower Meets NSC in Long Mexico City Session
President Eisenhower and the National Security Council met in Mexico City ahead of next week’s talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. The crash of an Aeronaves de Mexico Constellation near Guadalajara killed 45 aboard, including Americans, as officials discuss implications for U S policy and plans for nuclear test standoff.
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Eisenhower
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Brit
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Aeronaves de Mexico
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Tijuana
California
James C. Hagerty
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U.S
Security Council
White House
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Pacific
State Dulles
James R. Killian Jr
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
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Dulles
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France
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Soviet Union
Slain Accountant Case Ties Family Fracas to Injuries
Arlington resident Theodore R. Strom 55 died after a confrontation at his Oakton home. His brother in law Rus sell Gantt 46 remained under 24 hour guard in Arlington Hospital with non fatal chest injuries. Mrs Strom 36 suffered a concussion and scalp injuries. Neighbors described a pistol whip incident and shooting with a .22 birdshot pistol. Gantt reportedly lived with the Stroms and cared for their dogs. No charges filed yet.
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Russell Gantt
Arlington Hospital
Theodore R. Strom
Washington
Strom
Gantt
Oakton
Primary Elections Under Way in Four States
Four states held primaries including California where Sen. William F. Knowland and Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown faced a potential trend in the upcoming 1960 race. Other contests were in Montana South Dakota and Alabama with governors and senators on the ballot and a runoff in Alabama amid Klan-related questions surrounding Atty. Gen. John Patterson.
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Knowland
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Montana
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Alabama
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Iowa
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Murray
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George Christopher
San Francisco
Clair Engle
Knight
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Lee Metcalf
Leroy H. Anderson
GOP
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Blanche Anderson
Helena
Lou Welch
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Roy
Houck
Charles Lacey
Ralph Herseth
Joe Fosseg
John Patterson
George Wallace
Patterson
Robert Shelton
Fine Crops For Frederick County Likely
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker reports favorable prospects for wheat and barley after a good growing spring. Hay yields are heavy, pasture is excellent, and corn planting continues. Alfalfa cuttings show some alfalfa weevil but plan to spray before the second cut.
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Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker
West Md Alumni Elects New Officers At Westminster Banquet
Kate Mathias of Westminster was elected president of the Western Maryland College Alumni Association at a banquet capping Alumni Day on the Westminster campus. Over 400 alumni attended the day-long events including registration meetings luncheons and receptions.
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Westminster
Western Maryland College Alumni Association
McDaniel
Mathias
Alumni Association
Board of Governors
Min' ‘Delle Seltzer Gober
Baltimore
Robert Y. Dubel
Pikesville
Alleck A. Resnick
Walter E. Short
Feld of Education
George Frank Thomas
George F. Meyls
De Gaulle Wins Senate Support for Direct Voter Constitution
The French Senate backed Premier De Gaulle to draft a new constitution and submit it directly to voters, clearing the way for his emergency program. The Assembly had already approved two key parts, giving him decree power for six months and authority over Algeria.
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National Assembly Io
de Gaulle
Geneeral
National Assembly
Senate
France
Algiers
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Salan
Guy Mollet
Pierre Pflimini
Matignon
Assembly
Health Dept May Return to Winchester Hall Offices
The Frederick County Health Department may move back into the Health Center on the first two floors of Winchester Hall’s west wing during the week of June 23. Remodeling is in final stages with partition placement set to begin tomorrow and new equipment stored pending installation. The department has been housed at East and East Second streets during renovations.
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Health Department
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East Second Streets
Two Flying Helmets In Plane Crash Sought
Air Force officials at Bolling AFB seek the recovery location of two flying helmets tied to the Capitol Airlines National Guard crash near Brunswick on May 22. Twelve civilians and an Army Private died. investigators urge anyone with information to contact local authorities.
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Capitol Airlines
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