Britain crowns her new queen amid pageantry and rain
Elizabeth II is crowned in Westminster Abbey before crowds and millions watching on television, with Prince Charles beside her. The procession from Buckingham Palace to the Abbey spanned miles through London as crowds braved rain and cold to witness the historic ceremony.
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London
Britain
Elizabeth
Charles
Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Abbey
Milons
Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Canterbury
Royal Gallery
Elizabeth II
beUs
Paris
England
Duke of Windsor
Edward VII
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
George VI
Margaret
George C. Mershall
United States
Soviet Union
Jacob Mak
Geoffrey Fisher
Abbes
Buckingham
Lovetron
Cameson
Palace
900 Years Of English Royalty Being Shown
England s kings and queens for nearly 900 years are pictured in a current exhibit at the C Burr Artz Library. Beginning with William the Conqueror in 1066, the collection spans every monarch through Edward VII in 1902 on individual postcards gathered in Germany over fifty years ago and lent by Miss Constance Harding s family. Each card shows the sovereign s seal and commemorative coin. Elizabeth I is shown in ornate gowns. The exhibit also includes a replica of the coronation chair made in London in 1902 and draws much local attention.
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England
C. Burr
Artz
William the Conqueror
Edward VII
Germany
Constance Harding
Elizabeth I
London
Local Future Teachers Elected State Officers
Three Frederick High School students pursuing teaching careers are named state officers in the Future Teachers of America. James Harper is state treasurer, James Lightner on the publicity committee, and Alice Love on the program committee. Elections May 27 filled 42 offices statewide.
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Frederick
Future Teachers of America
James Harper
James Lightner
Alice Love
Marceline Kefauver Club
PTA
Joan Victor
Natalie Gearinger
Raymond Wight
Warne Holter
Publiats
Barbara Bow- Jus
Barbara Derr
Barbara Sibert
Helen Davis
Darlene Sting
Peggy Crowther
Janice Waltz
Roxare Stine
Mary Alice Cisse
Mary Rhoads
May Storms Set New Thunderstorm Records At City
Official and unofficial counts show May bringing an unprecedented number of thunderstorms, with 15 to 35 storms logged over the city. The Weather Bureau notes a 25 storm average for eleven years, while May’s rainfall and hail damage affected crops, especially tomatoes and fruit, amid cooler temperatures and a forecast of sun one day and showers the next.
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Airport Station
Weather Bureau
New Ulcer Treatment Aims for Quick Healing and Free Diet
Dr. E A Marshall presented a method at the AMA convention that combines anti acid pills with unrestricted eating to heal stomach ulcers. In trials of about 1,000 patients, many have gone years without recurrence. The regimen starts with heavy anti acid dosing the first day, then gradual reintroduction of food while pills continue, with night dosing to prevent distress.
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Alton L. Blakesleer
Associated Press
Science Reporter
New York
American Medical Association
E. A. Marshall
Cleveland
Ohio
Lio Eal
Marshall
Woman Injured as Man Is Jailed After Fracas
Mrs Tunick of Route 20 Frederick was hospitalized with multiple lacerations abrasions and contusions after a fracas near Frederick Junction. Gemee Cops of Route 2 was jailed on assault and battery charges with bond set at 2500 by sheriff's deputies. Ron Baker Jr of Motter Avenue a hospital surgical parent returned home Friday.
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Mars L. Tunick
Fredrik
Frederick “Memoral Hospital
Gemee
Route 2
Tunich
Mornane
Coole
Frederick Juncion
Ron Baker
Row Baker
Motter Avenue
Kernan’e Worprial
Baltimore
Rev Godsey to Deliver Frederick High School Sermon
Reverend Edward A. Godsey of Calvary Methodist Church Frederick will deliver the high school graduation sermon at 11 a m Sunday in the Frederick High School auditorium The program includes Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Invoc tion anthem Preludes to Eternity Liszt Take My Life and Let It Be My Hymn Omnipotence and Lead On O King Eternal The seniors will march in during the recessional and a scripture reading and prayer follow the sermon
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Edward A. Godser
Calsarys Methodist Church
Frederick
Delver
Frederick High School
High School
Wil
Liszt
King
Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan Confers St. Joseph Degrees
Excellency Lawrence J. Shehan blessed Saint Joseph College graduates at the Isird Commencement in DePaul auditorium. The ceremony featured a procession from Burlando Building, a piano procession, and remarks by John A. Reilly, LL.B. The event conferred Bachelor of Arts and Science degrees on a long list of seniors from New York to Maryland, with honors noted for several graduates and a luncheon in DuBois Hall.
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Smmitshburg
Lawrence J. Sheba
Baltimore
Saint Joseph
Isird
DePawl Auditorium
Burlando Building
Vincent Building
Ruffino J. Jula
Mary Lou Prehn
Forestville
Behay
Hugh F. O'Donnell
C. M
John A. Reilly
Second National Bank of Washington
Aida
Verdi
DePaul
DuBois Hall
Gradu
Drunken driver fined and court actions allege road violations
The third motorist charged with drunken and reckless driving was fined $175 plus costs before Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker Jr. Bart of East Fourth Street pleaded guilty to drunken driving and not guilty to reckless driving after police reported weaving. Other defendants forfeited collateral for traffic offenses, with fines ranging from $5 to $35. Hospital Aid, Inc. elected James J. Grove Jr. president at the YMCA, and reports highlighted loans totaling $4,135.15 to 45 applicants and 488 members, with contributions from local entities.
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H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Merton Joseph Bart
East Fourth Street
Charles W. Magaha
H. L. Basore
House
Bart
James McSherry
Warren G. Fish
Hagerstown
Braddock
Magaha
Walter H. Earehart
Baltimore
Mt. Airy Junction
William E. Litten
Rt. 40
Frederick
Bernard F. Rippeon
Mt. Airy
North Market Street
Akton
James 4. Grove, Jr
Hospital Aid, Inc
Y M.C.A
Richard F. Simmons
G. Frank Thomas
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Lorene Bowlus
Mary Jane Winpigler
Benjamin L. Snuff
Clyde M. Roney
Jacob Goldberg
Mr. Simmons
Robert H. Diller
Melvin Seeger
H. Deets Warfield
Vincent Rogers
Herman Weener
Nevin T. R. Waskey
E. Earl Remsberg
Kenneth L. Metcalf
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Michael J. Croghan
W. Merval Weaver
Samuel T. Roger, Jr
Joseph Schwimer
Raymond E. Bowers
D Alesandro's Son Assigned To Army Office
Baltimore mayor Thomas D Alesandro Jr son, 23, received a commission and assignment in the judge advocate general s office before completing officers training at Indiantown Gap Pa He is a University of Maryland law school graduate and is stationed at Camp Breckinridge Ky Senator Butler Md says he spoke to Gen Miles Reber about the move and notes a Washington columnist alleged intervention by the Marsland delegation and others with Glenn Beall involved
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Baltimore
Sen
Butler
Baltimore Evening Sun
Army
Thomas D'Alesandro
D’alesandro
Indiantown Gap
Miles Reber
Sen. Butler
Pearson
Sen. Beall
Glenn Beall
Marsland
Blalock Wins AMA Medal for Blue Baby Surgery
Dr Alfred Blalock chief surgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital wins the American Medical Association Dis unsueshed Service Award at the 22nd annual convention for pioneering vascular surgery and the blue baby operation first performed in 1944. He developed the procedure with Helen Taussing of Batteniee.
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Lalock
York
Alfred Blalock
Johns Hopkins Hospital
American Medicine
Blalock
American Medical Associations
AMA
Th. Helen B. Tauasig
Alee
Baterneie
Detrick Employe Hurt As Car Upsets On Tuesday
A Camp Detrick civilian, Joseph Larsen age 26, was injured when his car ran off Route 36 near Unionville, struck guard rails, overturned, and threw him from the vehicle around 6 15 p m Tuesday. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. injuries undetermined. State Police Sgt Mades investigated.
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Camp Detrick
Union
Larson
Sat. Mades
Queen praises Everest climbers on coronation day
Buckingham Palace announced that Col. John Hunt led a 15-man British expedition to reach the summit of Mount Everest on May 2. New Zealand beekeeper Edmund Hillary and Sherpa guide Tensing Norgay completed the final ascent. Elizabeth II and Prince Philip sent congratulations, praising the achievement as a coronation gift and a symbol of Commonwealth unity.
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London
Elizabeth II
Everest
Man
Buckingham Palace
John Hunt
Himalayas
Palace
Katmandu
Himalayan
Nepal
Col
Funt
Mt. Everest
Elizath R
Fof Edinburgh
Hunt
Nepal-Tibet
New Zealand
Edward P. Hillary
Bhutia
Captain Cook
Sir Francis Drake
Robert Scott
Britain
Phony Budget criticisms spark Senate debate in Washington
Senator Douglas accused the Senate Appropriations Committee of delivering a phony budget citing waste masquerading as economy. The bill funds State Justice and Commerce at 1.104 billion for the year starting July 1, with Douglas vowing amendments to cut it. Also, embassies building funds were rejected as a foreign palace purchase, while payroll cuts and unused funds prompts debate. Benjamin Rosenour Sr. elected Elk s Home Association president with John S. Miller and Delbert Null as officers and James F. Zimmerman on the board. camp fundraising drives for Elk s Club Boys Camp near Annapolis continue.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Senate Appropriations Committee
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Bridges
R-Nh
House
Senate
U. S
U.S
Morse
Ore
State Department
Department
Voice of America
Annapolis
Schueler
New Members Initiated At Frederick Junior Woman's Club Ceremony
The Frederick Junior Woman's Club held its annual dinner meeting at Hotel Frederick where Rev. Herbert R. Jordan spoke on moral laxity and its impact on youth. New members include Clara Crum and Oneida Tucker among others, with officers presiding and guests welcomed.
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Frederick
C. Austin Sherald
Herbert R. Jordan
Fr. Jordan
Clara Crum
Edward Heffner
John Kennedy
S. Hays Kline
Charles Roelke
Bernard Simmons
Oneida Tucker
Alton C. Whitmore, Jr
John Derr
Sherald
Andrew G. Truxal
Civic Club
Ernest Lillard
Calvin Schildknecht
Marilyn Crum
Sharon Hooper
Maryland
Lillard
Robert Kline
Cumberland
Washington
Donald B. Rice
Rice
Schildknecht
Truxat
Maryland farmers report rain slows planting and boosts growth
Maryland crop reporters say wet weather delayed planting yet promoted rapid crop growth across grains tobacco tomatoes and corn. Weekend rain followed by cooler days disrupted sweet corn planting and haying while peas and strawberries were harvested and orchards showed size and limited scab despite moist conditions.
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College Park
Maryland
Worcester County
Salsbury
Farm Extension Service
University of Maryland
Federal Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Weather Bureau
Chesapeake Bay
Carroll County
Pusey Named Harvard President Designate
Cambridge reports Harvard University Corp selected 4-year old Nathan Marsh Pusey as its 23rd president pending Overseers approval at June 10 meeting. Pusey, Greek scholar and Harvard native, leads Lawrence College in Appleton Wisconsin and will succeed James Bryant Conant who left January for a U.S. post in Germany.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University Corp
Nathan Marsh Pusey
Lawrence College
Appleton, Wik
Pusey
James Bryant Conant
U. S
Germany
Appleton
Wis
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
Jaycees urged to back four point civic program in Frederick
Lloyd Hoover urged Frederick Jaycees to back a four point plan including adoption of an elected county school board, drunken driving controls, compulsory auto inspections, and support for the Optimist Boys Club. New president George Delaplaine urged teamwork. awards were given to William Burger, Raymond Bowers, and the Frederick News-Post, with honorary memberships to Charles Taylor and Mayor Donald Rice.
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Frederick County
Lloyd Hoover
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Peter Pan Inn
Frederick Boys Club
Frederick Optimist Club
Optimist Boys Club
George B. Delaplaine
Hoover
Delaplaine
Charles A. Price
Samuel Barrick
Jaycee
The
Legionnaires
Joseph D. Baker
Doubt Among House Members Over Humprey Tax Plan
Veterans on the House Ways and Means Committee questioned Secretary Humphrey's argument for a six month extension of the excess profits tax on business. E Gray of Whirlpool Corp testified that the tax hinders growth while witnesses prepare to press the claim. Humphrey urged the extension to raise up to one billion dollars in extra revenue to cut the deficit and curb inflation amid rising national peril.
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Washington U
House
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
E. Gray
Whirlpool Corp
St. Joseph. Mich
Naval Academy Honors Over 700 At Ceremony
More than 700 midshipmen were honored at the Naval Academy during a Tuesday ceremony at Thompson Stadium. The 1953 graduating class will receive 404 award certificates for extracurricular services, while midshipmen from all classes will earn 306 varsity N's for sports. Twenty one special awards, prizes, and trophies for athletic and extracurricular achievement will be presented, with Vice Admiral C Turner Joy and Captain C Eddy assisting.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy Midshipmen
Physical Education
Thompson Stadium
Mother of Son in Hollywood Seeks Privacy
June 1 news reports Mrs North welcomed a son, naming him Daight Timothy. The infant’s parents are actress Barbara Britten and Dr Eugene Czukor. The mother joked they would call him Ike for short.
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Hollywood
Televisions
North
Barbara Britten
Eugene Czukor
Daight Timothy
Ike
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