No Money For Cafeteria At Elm Street
A parents delegation asked the County Commissioners to fund a new cafeteria at Elm Street junior high to serve 600 lunches in a cramped 1920s space. They noted $250,000 estimated cost, existing bond constraints, and the need for new revenue sources beyond real estate taxes. The board delayed final action, citing current project priorities and financing limits. They also considered use of Winchester Auditorium by Community Players for next winter and a teen group seeking additional access, with scheduling to follow.
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Elm Street Junior High School
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Elm Street
Elim Street
Frederick
Thurmont
Yellowys Springs
County General Assembly
Winchester Slall
Audi
Teddy Baer Dies Aged 56 Plumber and civic member dies in Frederick
Ralph Warden Teddy Baer eighty six? No 56 year old plumber of Baer Plumbing and Heating died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a years long illness. He was a son of Lillie May Baer and the late William Baer and a member of St. Timothy's Chapel. Survived by his mother two sons Orville Baer and Richard Bauer two sisters and Franklin Baer. Funeral arrangements by M. R. Etchison and Son. Also notes on stock market and draft call updates in the same item.
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Ralph Warden
Teddy’’ Baer
H. B. and
O. Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lillie May Baer
Wm. YT. Baer
St. Timothy’s Chapel
Order of Eagles
Club of the Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Order of Redmen
Sons and Daughters of
Liberty City Council
Frederick
Junior Fire Company
Frederick Jaycees hold Past President banquet in Urbana
About 100 members and guests attended the Frederick Junior Chamber Past President banquet at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana. New Jaycees officers were installed for men and women, with Charles Doll Jr. as outgoing president and Clyde Roney Jr. as incoming president.
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Frederick
Donald 4. Koons
Richard W. Kruse
Richard M. Metvall
Secretar Clyde A. Dinsmore
Llod K. Hoover
Dinsmore
Paul Gordon
The
Jayeer Wivi
William §. Burger
Dent
Clyde M. Roneyr
Ice
Richard AH. Aruie
Secred
Siernan B. Brust Jr
Frederick Nevis-Post
WEFMD
National
Jaycee Organization
Lawrence A. Welsch
E. Brooke Parkinson Jr
John G. Rayer
James EF. Eshtleman
Slean A. Maindv
Gerald H. Smith
William S. Burger
Koons
Metcalf
Doll
Roney
Kruse
Hoover
Louis Greenberg
Gordon
Edward A. Andreas Jr
William F. Tell
National Junior Chamber
Maryland
Daycees
Jayceees
Inter-Club Council
Ile
Gerald ‘Smith
James Eshleman
Jaycee
Lloyd K. Hoover
Glenn A. Main
Samuel W. Barrick
Gerald J. Smith
Dick Harp
State Jaycee
George Snyder
Hagerstown
William 8. Burger
Roger A. Beane
Charles K. Taylor
Keedysville
Edward Storm
Harrisburg
Restudy of U.S. Aid to Yugoslavia Sparked by Tito Moscow Ties
President Eisenhower said the U.S. must restudy aid to Communist Yugoslavia in light of Tito's closer ties with Moscow. He pressed for the administration's foreign aid program while avoiding primary campaign intrusions. He discussed Twining in Moscow and Khrushchev's Stalin denouncement as diplomatic questions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshal ‘Tito
Moscow
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Agni
Citizens For Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Sen. Wiley
Wisconsin
Republican Convention
Wiley
Glenn R. Davis
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Twining
Nathan F. Twining
Soviet Union
Air Force
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Communist Party
Molotov
V. Molotov
State Department
Inquiry Into Wreck Of Limited Finished In Grafton
Officials concluded a closed inquiry into the Baltimore and Ohio National Limited wreck near Grafton last Thursday. Two train crew members died as a rock struck the train causing diesel engines to derail into a creek and six cars to leave the track. Results await Interstate Commerce Commission study completion before public release.
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Grafton
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Charles E. Bertrand
B&o
Monongahela
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Limited
Bonnell Named Chairman Of State Roads Commission
Baltimore June 6 Robert Bonnell banker named chairman of the State Roads Commission told a Legislative Council committee he was not briefed on duties and would serve as executive director only by implication. McMullen said governors actions replaced three men with three new appointees, raising questions about powers and salaries.
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Baltimore
W—Robert
Bonnell
State Roads Commission
Legislative Council
Goy
Alebeldin
McKeldin
Russell H. MeCain
Bramwell, Kelly
Edgar T. Bennett
Del
Jerome Robinson
D-Balto 4Thi
Robinson
Green
Harry Green
Roads Commission
SRC
McCain
Green Committee
Baltimore Fidelity National Bank
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset
Bommell
Bonnel
John J. McMullen
Cumberland
Joseph D. Buscher
McMullen
Mekelchin
Robert O. Bonnell
Mecheldin
Russell FW. McCain
Buscher
Anaeiadee Tha “Bacon
Hnon
Two Charged After Accident On U S 340
State Police charged Hayward Bare 38 of Knoxville and Weedon 26 of Frederick after a Tuesday speed incident on U S 340 four miles south of the city. Bare allegedly traveled at excess speed and struck the rear of Thomas Hayes Weedon’s car, which had no lights. Bare faces exceeding 50 mph and Weedon a lights violation.
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U. S. 340
Hayward Lee Bare
RFD
Knoxville
Bare
Thomas Hayes
Weedon
Frederick
Robert C. Snyder
Robert Dishong
Rare
Truman Captain Capricious Says GOP Aids Democrats in Fight
Towson Maryland Republican leader D Eldred Rinehart claims the party assists Democrats to fight what he calls tyranny at the top. He rails at Truman and other Democrats, touts GOP prospects in Nevada Washington New York Oregon Kentucky and predicts Maryland will reelect John Marshall Butler to the Senate.
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GOP
Towson
Maryland
Republican Party
D. Eldred Rinehart
Women's Federation of Republican Clubs
Caplan
Harry S. Truman
Europe
Rinehart
Adlainho
Ar. Stevenson
Florida
Ave’ Harriman
Williams
Missouri
Stu Symmington
United States
Millard
Georg
George P. Mahoney
Millard E. Sydnings
Mahoney
George Mahoney
Eisenhower
Nevada
Washington
New York
Oregon
Kentucky
John Marshall Buter
Evereds Co Group Names Its Officers At Dinner
At the Evereds Company third annual Quarter Century Club dinner in Urbana Mayor John A. Derr spoke after new officers were announced for the 25+ year staff group. New officers are Carol L. Etchison president Bernard W. Stull vice president Gordon J. Droneburg secretary and Roger T. Droneburg measurer.
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Kathryn H. Baer
A. F. Sherald Jr
Austin H. McDevitt
McDevitt
Frederick Iine
J. A. E. Bureau
Bureau and’ Sons Agencies Ltd
Montreal
Canada
Everedy
Atlantic City
Harry J
Robert W. Lebberg
George H.' ‘Harper
William B. Lebhert
Carol L
Etchison
Gordon L. iDroneburg
Roger T!droneburg
Istin L
Rice
Frank B. Korrell
John Emory
Baer
Kathryn T. Baer
George Karl Stull
Milton v.] Poole
Bernard W. Stull
Allen Fe. Sherald Jr
Cornelius S. Moberly Jr
Maynard
Tramilton
Edward J. Seerd
Tionorary
Edward P. Thomas
Hood College Alumnae Raise Record Gifts at Luncheon
Hood College received checks totaling nearly 17 000 from its alumnae at a Coblentz Hall luncheon attended by about 00 members. Dr. Andrew G. Truxal accepted 13 900 from Frances Good Crilly while the class of 1931 gave 3 000. year totals reached 27 000. Eight retirees from the class of 1960 marked their fiftieth anniversary with gold canes and roses.
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Hood College
Alumnae Association
Coblents Hall
Frances Good Crilly
Allentown
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood
Scheck
Leon Trachtman
Spearer
Edwin T
Hazel Lucas) Moul
Brunswick
N. d
J. Harold
Betty Markeylooper
Dinner Honors E. W. Pruitt At Frederick Events
Eu gene W. Pruitt superintendent of schools was honored at a dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Attendees included former Board of Education presidents Robert Warfield Howard Damuth and George Rhoderick Jr. He received a television set and a transistor radio as gifts and noted his 1932 arrival in Frederick County. News includes a separate note of a Peter Pan Inn dinner in Urbana and a Bosnia Hungary context line.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Francis Scott Key Hotel
G. Hunter Bowers
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Board of Education
Pruitt
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Duval H. Sneadner
Alice Love
Stevenson Wins California Primary in Demonstration Victory
Adlai Stevenson defeats Estes Kefauver in California's decisive Democratic presidential primary. Kefauver concedes, Stevenson projects a margin near half a million with California backing him for November. Cross-filing rules, party dynamics, and California’s voter split shape the race ahead of Chicago's convention.
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San Francisco
Adlai KE
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
California
Kefauuver
Eisenhower
Chicago
Kefauver
Edmund x. Brown
Adam Stevenson
Stevenson-Kefauver
Nixon
GOP
Thomas Kuchel
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
Aross-Filing
Tennessee
Minnesota
Pleasant June Weather Outlook Across Much Of U S
The national forecast calls for mostly pleasant June weather with cooler temperatures in the Northwest, 70s to 80s elsewhere, and freezing highs in some elevations. Tornadic winds and storms were reported in parts of the northern and central plains heading toward the Mississippi River.
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Associated Press
Montana
Minnesota
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Tokyo
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D-Balto
jIchire E Hatoyama
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South Kurile Islands
Greens
Soviet
Frank Keeler
J. Paul
Truman
Capricious
Evereds Co. Group
Quarter Century Club
Herbert
Herbert Troover
E. W. Pruitt
Rome
Italian Catholic Action
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Datan
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Mass
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Mont
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Democratic National Union
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