Four Million Dollar School Program Moves Forward in Frederick County
At a Board of Education meeting, Delbert S. Null and school leaders announced a four million dollar school construction program in Frederick County pending financing approval. They pressed for careful site selection in the eastern area and discussed transportation policy for parochial pupils with Mother Seton and St. Anthony's routes, noting state funds are withheld for such bus costs. Norman W. Etzler attended his first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Education
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
Libertytown
Null
James A Sensenbaugh
Th County
Sensenbaugh
Mt. Air Section
Mother Seton Parochial School
Emmitsburg
Thur- Teont
St. Anthony’s
Mother Seton
Thurmont
Ross ¥. Smith
Norman W. Etzler
Frederick
Atomic Balloon Detonation Test Over Nevada Report
United States detonated a small atomic device from a balloon near Las Vegas at 4:45 am. Viewers 70 miles away saw a faint flash with no mushroom cloud, indicating a small test as a 67 foot balloon hovered 300 feet above Yucca Flat to reduce fallout and costs. In Rome, Adone Zoli’s Christian Democrat government won confidence but with Fascist Monarchist backing.
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Nev
United States
America
Las Vegas
Yucca Fiat
Rome
Christian Democrat
Adone Zoli
New One Party
Father and Daughter Die in Fire Near Marriottsville
The remains of Arthur Hobbs and his ten year old daughter Linda Lou were found amid embers after a fire at their one story home near Marriottsville Carroll County early today The mother Lillian was in critical condition at University Hospital Baltimore with severe burns State Police say Hobbs had been pouring kerosene into a wood stove when it exploded Fire departments from Sykesville and Liberty Road responded The victims were taken to Haight and Weer funeral home in Sykesville Also injured were three other children and Mrs Hobbs two daughters and a son reside in nearby areas
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Marriottsville
Carroll County
University Hospital
Baltimore
Randallstown Barracks
Lillian
Tad Tei
Sykesville
Linda Lou
Hobbsy
Hobbs
Liberty Road
Ifire
Marriottsville Road
Cehildren
West Friendships
Daniels
Haight and Weer
Algeria Revolt Claims Massive Rebel Death Toll
French authorities report 452 nationalist rebels killed in three battles across Algeria, with 16 French soldiers dead and 15 wounded. Clashes erupt in Europe France as strikers protest Melouza massacre, while a large funeral march highlights ongoing turmoil.
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Algiers
Algeria
France
Melouza
National Liberation Movement
FLN
Algerian Nationalist Movement
MNA
Billy Graham to Feature Testimonies at Madison Square Garden
New York reports that inner and women who have shaped Christian decisions will join Billy Graham on stage. Beginning Sunday, a rotating group will share stories at Madison Square Garden as the evangelist speaks to a nightly audience about the life-changing impact of Christ.
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New York
Christ
Billy i Graham
Jathers
Madison Square Gardens
Frederick county license chief begins new term in Frederick
Commissioner Cutshall starts a two year term with reappointment of Louis Myers as inspector and E Austin James as attorney. The move follows a state attorney general opinion changing previous rules on selling beer to married minors under 21. The case centers on Section 30 of Chapter 775 and 2B 1951 code amendments affecting licensed beverage sales.
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Maryland
Attorney General's Office
Gail L. Cuishall
George Ed. Myers
Stedman Prescot, Jr
Theodore C. Waters
Catshall
E. Austin James
Myers
Herbert R. O’conor
Messrs
Prescott and Waters
Acts of General Assembly of
Cutshall
Ellis C. Wachter
Frederick County
Amckeldin
Mir. Cutshall
Louis ¥. Myers
Libertytown
James
Brunswick High School to graduate 40 seniors next Wednesday
Brunswick High School will graduate 40 seniors next Wednesday at eight o clock in the evening. A baccalaureate service Sunday morning at eleven at the high school will feature Rev Herbert R. Jordan of St John Catholic church with the sermon The Truth About You. Rev Ralph H. Miller of Bethany Lutheran Church will deliver the invocation and benediction. The school orchestra will play the processional and recessional and the glee club will sing Gloria and The Halls of Ivy. Principal Fred Brown Jr. will speak and James Curry of the Brunswick Rotary Club will present the gold B awards. Superintendent Dr James E B Sensenbaugh will present diplomas and Lance Harrington class president will give remarks.
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Fortry
Brunswick High School
Ifr
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s ‘Catholic Church
Ralph H. Miller
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brimswick
Ivy
Henry Russell Vick Knight
Fred Brown Jr
James Curry
Brunswick Rotary Club
James BE. Sensenbaugh
Lance Harrington
James A. Sensenbaugh
Robert ‘Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Frederick Recreation
Sensenbaugh
Ralph E. White
Church of Brethren
Sonnel Committee
Green Recreation
Ashford
Camden
Previn
Cary
Ethelbert Nevin
Harold L. Walters
Helma Hann Bowers
Gypsy Baron
Johann Strauss
Mary Lowe Smith
Charlotte
Fe Koontz Smith
Arnold Fleagle
William Tailey
Trumans Welcome First Grandchild in New York
Margaret Truman and her husband Clifton Daniel welcomed a 6 pound 6 ounce boy born at Doctors Hospital New York at 12 01 am The couple plan to leave Independence Missouri for New York with the baby The child is their first The Trumans former President Harry Truman and wife Bess expressed happiness at the birth The new grandchild may be named later and no choice had been made yet Daniel journalist and the family live in Manhattan Roosevelt era references noted and Atty Gen Brownell comments on Communist activity shift to state and local groups in Washington
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New York
Clifton
Daniel
Margaret Truman
Margaret
Harry Traimac
Bess
Trumans
Independence
Doctors Hospital
Louise Dantuono
New York Times
E. Clifton Daniel
Zebulon
N C
Gray
Daniels
Manhattan
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware Regions
The forecast calls for temperatures near normal to slightly below with a warming trend Thursday and Friday. Showers or thunderstorms are possible, especially in western areas. Cooler conditions are expected Friday in extreme Western Maryland, then across Maryland and Delaware through Saturday and Sunday, with a warmer return Monday. Rainfall around one inch. Lows range from the low to mid 50s in Western Maryland to the 60s elsewhere. highs from the mid 70s in the west to upper 80s elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Jury to Get Van Horn Case In Baltimore County
Towson Md A grand jury is expected Monday to indict socialite Robert J Van Horn 52 on murder charges in his wife Bernice Ward Van Horn 33 death The presiding attorney said the case will go to the county grand jury after a waived preliminary hearing The medical examiner cited massive chest injuries as the cause of death while police noted no evidence of a vehicle run over the body Police said Van Horn admitted arguing with his wife after a party Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
Robert J. van Horn
Slumber Company
Frank H. Newell II
Baltimore County Grand Jury
Bernice Ward van Horn
William V. Levitt
van Bom
Gilbert Doyle
van Horn
Frederick High School to Honor 254 Graduates
Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Eyster will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for 254 Frederick High School graduates with the address titled The Challenge of Our Age. The baccalaureate is at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium, with the commencement exercises set for June 13 at 10 30 a m and Bowen Hardesty delivering the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Eyster
Potoweac Synod
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frederick High School
Eyster
Frederick Daniel Eyster Jr
High School
Ithe High School
Sperry
Storm
Ithe Auditorium
Bowen Hardesty
State Teacher's College
Frostburg
Howard Strine
Francis Scott Key
National Honor Society
Episcopal Clergymen in County Receive New Posts
Two local Episcopal clergy receive new parish assignments and center roles. Rev Jon Roliman leaves New Market for Church of the Messiah in Baltimore. Rev Edmund Genier departs Claggett Center to Churchill in Easton Diocese. Gillmore Clark of Ansonia named new center superintendent arriving soon. Mrs Amy Allison serves as interim superintendent.
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Jon F. Roliman
New Market Episcopal Parish
Church of the Messiah
Baltimore
Rollman
Oakland
Edmund L. Genier
Claggett Center
Episcopal Church
Gettier
Allison
Eisenhower backs ban on testing if disarmament assured
President Eisenhower said he favors a complete ban on atomic weapon tests if a global disarmament agreement is reached with Russia. He noted doubt about further hydrogen bomb testing and warned any ban must include an Allied pledge not to use nuclear arms. He cited fallout concerns for future generations and said U.S. tests have cut fallout by about ninety percent.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Pacific
National Academy of Scientists
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Nikkita Khrushchev
Atomic Energy
Willard Fr. Libby
Congress
Libby
Senate
House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Dr. A. M. Gluck Dies at 80 After Long Ministry
Dr. Aaron Manns Gluck, prominent Evangelical and Reformed Church minister, died at age 80 in Martinsburg West Virginia. He served 9 years in Emmitsburg Maryland and 32 years at Christ Church in Martinsburg and held leadership posts in the Potomac Synod Virginia Classis and church boards in Littlestown and Massachusetts Military Academy. Funeral services are set for Friday at Christ Church with burial in Pennsylvania near Lemaster.
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Associated Press
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Red River
Mississippi
Lake Texoma
Esreane I
Dallas
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
iGluck
Emmitsburg
Christ Church
Potomac
Virginia
Gluck
Littlestown
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Denomination
Lancaster
West Virginia
Knights Templar
Joseph
Hammond
Frederick
Eyster
Frederick, Md
The
Potomac Synod
Lemaster
Martinsburg
W. Va
iRev
Aaron Manns Glueck
Evangelical and Reformed Church
King’s Daughters Hospital
Shank Deena Acnabe
Flood coverage and rainfall across the Deep South and Texas
Flooding and rising rivers push water into low-lying Louisiana areas near Alexandria as Red River joins the Mississippi. Rain extends from the Southern Plains east to Baltimore with light to heavy downpours. Fort Worth reports 2.56 inches in six hours, Shreveport sees up to an inch. Libby cites nuclear test risk as small but significant against annihilation threats. Crepello wins the Epson Derby in a tight finish. Ballymoss second, Pipe of Peace third.
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Louisiana
Red
Fort Worth Jarea
Shreveport
Injured Knoxville Man Is Hospitalized
Morgan R. Webber of Knoxville was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after an auto crash on Route 17 south of Burkittsville. The wreck occurred shortly after 3 a.m. when Webber apparently fell asleep entering a curve and struck a tree. He received treatment for possible internal injuries and a lacerated head as Trooper Robert T. Storer investigated.
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Knoxville
Morgan R. Webber
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Burkittsville
State Pace
Webber
Weber
Robert T. Storer
Wonder Drug Prices To Be Probed By U S
The Federal Trade Commission revisits antibiotic pricing with 18 producers surveyed and aimed for completion by August. FTC seeks cost explanations for high prices and identical bids on government contracts, saying the drug sector is a billion-dollar, rapidly evolving industry.
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Washington 7
Federal Trade Commission
FIC
Senate Commerce Committee
FTC
Barbers Must Renew Licenses Each Year
Cumberland man David L. Miller of the Board of Barber Examiners says barbers must renew licenses annually by June 1. The renewal law replaced lifelong licensure after a General Assembly bill. The act includes a grace period for compliance and is tied to broader political debate.
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David L. Miller
Cumberland
Miller
General Assembly
Bard
United States
Maryland barbers face renewal deadline and penalties
After this year every Maryland barber must renew by June 1 or risk up to 30 days in jail or a $10 minimum fine. To renew, barbers apply through the Board of Barber Examiners of Maryland at 34 Hopkins Place Baltimore 1, receive a form, have it notarized, and return with $2 and their current license. The board will issue a new license. Barbers with misplaced certificates should contact the board to verify renewal status. The Paris navy has retired the Jean Bart due to finances. River conditions note Monocacy cloudy at Frederick prune Potomac clear at Weverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Board of
Barber Examiners
Hopkins Place
Baltimore
Miller
Six Frederick Officers Receive University Certs
Six members of the Frederick city Police Department received certificates after completing the Law Enforcement Institute at the University of Maryland. The program ran monthly from September 11 to June 4 and covered topics from juvenile work to courtroom demeanor and accident reporting. Prominent experts taught the varied subjects as part of the curriculum. Market mixed New York tobacco shares see dull turnover in early trading.
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Frederick City
Law Enforcement Institute
University of Maryland
Sergi A. Norman Dietz
William McK. Boost Jr
Paul W. Rossburg
Wikmer
New York
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Batna
Niska
Ablouza J
Aiavors’ Assn
al* Giers Department
Rene Coty
DGN
Newark
Dag Hammarskjold
Brownell
Communist ‘Party
Dr. Eyster
Margeryi Atkinson
Martha Atkinson
Cecelia Bear
Sandra Carlotti
Janet Cook
Ron Crawford
Honor Dratthet
Gloria Eyler
Susanne Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth Haller
Hazel Harding
Cecelia Hartsough
Gwendolyn Henson
Peggy Henson
Patricia Hoidexalt
Susan Jackson
Elizabeth i Leihert
Cynthia Lee
Margaret l Lee
Jaimeson Meadows
Carol Ann Molesworth
Barbara Mullican
Margaret Pryor
Judith Quill
Louise Waltz
Patricia Zimmerman
Rand Sandra M. Zimmerman
Mr. Gettier
Buckingham School
Episcopal Church of the Middle Atlantic Training Institute
Suf
Tagan
Harry Lee
Bartimore
John Boden
My Lady’s Manor
Monkton
St. Paul’s Chapel
Washington Boulevard
Sissenhower
Jsure
Truman
Khrushcchev
Dr. A. M. Gluck
Crepello
Epsom
England
Victor Sassoon
Bey Kind
J Ino
Ballymoss
John McShain
Philadelphia
Pipe of Peace
Stav’ Rox Niarchos
Wonder
U.S
Paris
Weverton
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