Frederick County Board approves three school principal changes
The Frederick County Board of Education approved three principal transfers at the monthly meeting. Maurice Clark moves from Sabillasville Elementary to Lewistown Elementary, Roy Clever transfers to Sabillasville with teaching duties, and Amnett Wilfong shifts from Lewistown to Walkersville.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Wednessy E. Maurice Clark
Sabillasville
Lewistown
Roy E. Clever
Elm Street
Amnett M. Wilfong
Walkersville
Hopeland
Harry H. Hill Jr
Urbana
New Midway
Ethel H. Anders
Carl J. Donald
West Frederick
Jeannette K. McHenry
Harmony Grove
Hood College
Kyle Pritts
Middletown
Bowling Green State University
Lois A Pritts
Findlay College
Findlay
Charlotte P. Montgomery
Abrarian
University of Maryland
Rebecca J. Reynolds
Boston University
Mary Nuce
Walkersville High
Norman W. Nightingale
Emmitsburg High
Edgar A. Skinner
Doris C. Costello
Harry Pro
Nature Displays Own Fireworks Across Midwest Skies
The Associated Press reports eerie aurora borealis lights across Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Ohio and Nebraska with vivid displays in Grand Rapids and Grantsburg and Madison as lightning and a thunderstorm linger. Scattered showers accompanied the spectacle with generally light rainfall.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Nebraska
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grantsburg
Wis
Madison
New Mexico
Towa
Middle Atlantic States
Florida
Mr. YMCA Alvin Quinn to retire after 40 years at the Y
Colleagues at the Frederick YMCA praised Alvin G. Quinn known as Mr. YMCA for 40 years of service as general secretary. He announced a June 15 retirement at the May board meeting, citing health concerns and a lifetime of building, personnel, and program leadership with limited funds.
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Ed Albaugh
Alvin G. Quinn
YMCA
Board
Quinn
Clyde M. Roney
Bir. Quinn
The
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Quinnie
R. Ames Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Columbia
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College
America
Germany
Marine Corps
Frederick
Sir. Bragg
Charles D. Shaffer
Duvall
Jack Griffin
Wet Weekend Forecast Extends Rain Across Frederick County
Cloudy weekend expected with scattered showers or storms in the late afternoon or evening. Temperatures should reach the high 70s, with overnight lows around 68. Prior weekends logged multiple rain events, and June shows a history of heavy rainfall including 11.26 inches in a single month.
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Frederick County
Fire Destroys Easton Furniture Firm In Overnight Blaze
An Easton Furniture Products Co plant was leveled by a lumber fed fire at about 1 15 a m with an estimated loss between 60 000 and 75 600. Five fire companies fought the blaze for over an hour. No one was inside the wooden one story building. The company employed about 40 workers. The fire threatened 25 homes and nearby businesses including the Nehi Bottling Co on Higgins Street.
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Easton Furniture Products Co
Paul J. Brown
Easton
St. Michaels
Oxford
Preston
Trappe
Nehi Bottling Co
Higgina Street
Pedestrian Sues for 25000 Over East South Street Crash
Charles Russell Pearl files in Circuit Court through attorney W Jerome Offutt claiming Wayne Lansdowne drove recklessly on East South Street 150 feet west of Water Street on March 7 at 1 42 pm. Pearl alleges he suffered serious injuries and nervous shock, was hospitalized, and incurred large medical costs.
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East South Street
W. Jerome Offutt
Charles Russell Pearl
Water Street
Wayne Allen Lansdowne
B. and
O. Avenue
Pearl
Lansdowne
Harry E. Dorsey
Southern Dairies Ice Cream
James L. Bennett
Southern Dairies
Bennett
DU. S. 35
Dorsey
G. S. 15
Samuel W. Barrick
Lydard
Mary Baer
Franklin Baer
Eleanor Marie Burdette Palmer
Ronald Burdette
Baer
Cannon
Korean Forces Placed on Alert in South Korea
Seoul AP reports the United Nations Command ordered all forces in South Korea onto alert status as the first in a new series of training exercises.
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Seoul
South Korea
United Nations Command
Khrushchev plan shows two forward disarmament points
Washington officials note two potentially constructive elements in Nikita Khrushchev’s revised disarmament plan. The State Department promised close study while challenging Moscow to similarly weigh Western proposals of May 16. The remarks followed Khrushchev’s harsh attack on President Eisenhower. The U.S. statement urged progress toward general and complete disarmament under international control when talks resume next week.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Eisenhower
U. S
France
United Nations
65 To Receive Diplomas At Brunswick
Graduation exercises at Brunswick High School June 65 seniors will receive diplomas from Clarence C C Thomas of the Frederick County Board of Education. Miss Mary Ann Warner will address the class on The Challenge To American Youth. Rev William Warner will give the Invocation and Benediction. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev William E Wilson. The program includes band selections and processional under N Linwood Seibert Jr. The class president Carroll Hope will offer greetings and the glee club will perform Youger Than Springtime. Diplomas will be awarded by Mr Thomas with the class of 1960 announced by Jack B Kussmaul.
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Brunswick High School
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Frederick County
William E. Wilson
Brunswick Reformed Church
Wilson
N. Linwood Seibert Jr
Carroll Hope
Warner
Glee Club
W. Philip Childs
Brunswick Rotary Club
Jack B. Kussmaul
Mr. Thomas
Harry Nelson Burns
Herbert Leroy Deener H
Jerry Lester Keller
Clarence Malcolm Merriman Jr
Douglas Harry Mills
Evan Eugene Mohler
James Arthur Stonesifer
Carole Lee Crawford
Doris Jean Hardy
Paulette Marie Harrison
Vivian Sanford Howe
Judith Lee Larch
Catherine Evan Morris
Jo Ann Phillips
Dellah Ann Runkles
Mary Ann Warner
Charles Riley Barger Jr
James Church Dockery
Gerald Franklin Hagan
Japanese Left Stages Massive Tokyo Demonstration Against Eisenhower Visit
More than 15,000 radical students workers and leftists parade before the U S Embassy demanding Eisenhower cancel his visit and dissolve Parliament. Nationwide work stoppages by Sohyo disrupt transport affecting about two million passengers amid limited violence.
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White Stone
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Sohyo
Labor Federation
Tokyo
Osaka
Kishi
America
Search For 2 Bodies Stops In Potomac River Drowning Case
A pursuit to locate Daniel Woods and his son Allen in the Potomac River has largely ended as high muddy waters hinder dragg ing. Rescue teams note gas buildup may bring bodies to the surface, though debris and cold water could prevent recovery.
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Potomac River
Daniel Woods
Allen
Woods
John Koontz
A. D. Carlson
Weverton Falls
Brunswick
Gunman Killed After Running Baltimore Shootout
A 37 year old gunman identified as John W. McKnight was tracked by two police officers and killed after a running gun battle early today. He died on arrival at Lutheran Hospital. The suspect had threatened to kill a woman prior to the confrontation.
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Baltimore
John W. McKnight
Lutheran Hospital
Khrushchev Under Military Rule Says Soviet Leader Controlled
Berlin dispatch notes Khrushchev as a figurehead whose statements reflect directives from military leaders. The piece argues Western leaders see the disarmament stance as a ploy for Communist expansion, with the army ready to replace him if he deviates.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Communist Party
United Nations
Search for Perfect Woman Ends
Frank E Gratioe sought the ideal partner, but police allege polygamy with seven to thirteen wives. He fled from a Portland warrant, was nabbed after being cornered in a Golden Gate Park crab apple tree, and cited disdain for American women while claiming to seek a settled family. Mercedes Yates, mother of his nine month old daughter, is not his wife.
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San Francisco
Frank E. Gratioe
Kenneth Manley
Golden Gate Park
Mercedes Yates
Gratio
Portland
Gratie
Mercedes
Guatemala
Cheri
Gratto
Dorothy Demay
Isabelle Bentley
Berkeley
Cali
Doctor Charles Johnston Dies in Detroit at 61
Dr. Charles G. Johnston, 61, dean of surgery at Wayne State University School of Medicine, died Friday night at his Detroit home.
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Charles G. Johnston
Detroit
Wayne State University
Dical School
Gasoline Seepage Triggers Village State of Emergency
In Albion New York fifth flash fires erupted as thousands of gallons of gasoline leaked into sanitation and storm sewers. Mayor James Robinson announced the emergency while civil defense officials evacuated nearly 400 residents and warned against cooking or smoking. William H. Murray said 5 000 gallons leaked from a pipe feeding a 20 000 gallon storage tank into the sewer system.
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Albion
N.Y
API
Orleans County
James Robinson
William H. Murray
Civil Defense
Broadway Shuts Down in Record 41st Year Strike
The Broadway stage shutdown enters its third day with Times Square theaters dark as 22 shows fail to open. Producers locked out actors in a contract dispute with Actors Equity after a walkout on Wednesday to press demands.
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Broadway
NEW York
Guys and Dolls
Times Square
Manhattan
Equity
Smathers says Soviets building bases in Cuba
Senator George Smathers asserts the Soviet Union is constructing bases for high powered jets in Cuba and that recognition of Red China is near. He warns missile launching sites could start within 18 months to two years unless Castro falls from power, aided by Cuba's sugar sales to the United States. He says the bases would not be friendly to the United States and may be operated by pilots unnamed in Cuba or this hemisphere.
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Miami. Fla
George Smathers
D-Fla
Soviet Union
Cuba
China
Castro
Smathers
United States
Hemisphere
Ike Returns To Alma Mater for West Point Ceremonies
President Eisenhower flies to his West Point alma mater for a three day round of ceremonies with his 1915 class. He will interrupt his stay at the U S Military Academy on Sunday to travel to Indiana to deliver Notre Dame commencement address and receive an honorary degree at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend.
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Washington
Eisenhower
West Point
U.S Military Academy
Indiana
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
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