Canvass Of State Vote Completed In Maryland Senate Race
Baltimore election results show Mayor Thomas D Alesandro leading George Mahoney by 6 667 votes in the official canvass of the Democratic senatorial primary May 20. Unofficial returns had a margin of 4 738. counting errors and absentee ballots adjusted totals with D Alesandro at 125 14TL and Mahoney 118 804.
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Baltimore
Thomas D'Alesandro
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
D’alesandro
Simpson
Alden A
J. F
John Francis
William F. Falder
Andrew J. Easter
Newton D. Baker
Nermerats Center
Martinshurs
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
Mr Simpson
News-Post
Boy Scout
Mr. Simpson
Veterans Center
Drew
Forrest C. Stith
Factory Employee Falls Dead At Work
Raymond Beard about 62 died at Frederick Iron and Steel Co after a heart attack brief police report. Dr. B O Thomas Sr county medical examiner pronounced death due to coronary occlusion. United ambulance responded and body remains at G C Barton funeral home Walkersville with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Jover
G’elock
Raymond Beard
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
B. O. Thomas Sr
United Ambulance
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Conference takes up race relations in Methodist meet
WESTMINSTER Md AP Race relations came under discussion and action at the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church. The meeting addressed tensions and policies affecting congregations and community outreach.
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Washington
Baltimore
Douglas Memorial Methodist Church
Westminster. Md
The
Methodist Church
Three Killed In Accidents in Baltimore Area
Three people died in separate accidents yesterday in the Baltimore area. Towson boy John Reier, 9, was struck by a car after a bicycle wreck near his home. Kingsley E. Gurney, 49, was hit by a car while crossing Martin Boulevard near Essex and died at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Herbert L. James, 25, was fatally run over by his moving truck in Bel Air after slipping while attempting to stop it.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Bel Air
Harford ‘County
James
Five Die in York Area Car Crash Near Stony Brook
Four killed and five injured in a head on collision five miles east of York near Stony Brook on U.S. 30 when a westbound car tried to pass another and moved into an eastbound lane. Victims include Dolores Hawkins 18 of Columbia and Mary Stough 30 of York. three Stough family members among the injured. Police search for two teenage escapees from Wicomico County, James Smullen 17 and Gene Horner 17, who fled a sheriff’s car near New Market after being taken to the state reformatory. A large wooded area and rural terrain are under ongoing patrols with air support. The incident comes as auto industry talks continue amid tensions.
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Mahoningtown
Charie
Robert
Mabel Noel Mino Simpson
Pennsylvania
Orange County
Waverly Farm
Madisor Run
Indian Springs
Frederick Boys’ High School
Amon Burgee
Hampden-Sydney College
Virginia
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Frederick
Princeton
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbytery
Baltimore
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Oxford
Pugwash
Nova Scotia
Morden
Manitoba
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Chauvin
Fort St. John
Peace River Block
British Columbia
North Side Presbyterial
Regina
Saskatchewan
Fort St John
Pouce Coupe
B. C
United States
Mr. Simpson
National Guard
Washington
Yellow Springs
Presbyterian Church
Bernard Davis Jr
George Dela Plaine Jr
James Maples
Supreme Court
Jenner-Butler
Judicial Branch
Ourt
Congress
Outer Space
Tjof
John P. Warberg
New York City
York
API
Here
Stony Brook
Dolores Hawkins
Columbia
Mary Stough
Albert ‘Stough
Minnie
York Hospital
Russell Eoward
Luther W. Chamberslie
Clara Fells
Brenda
Wilbur Stough
Stoughs
Simon
Leonard
Wicomico County
James William Smullen
Gene A. Horner
Salisbury
State Reformatory
Breathedsville
Washington County
Jesse M. Pollitt
Green's
New Market
U. S. 40
Pollitt
Milton Barbon
Breathesdsville
Horner
Smullen
Randallstown
Pollice
Boyers Mill Road
U.S. 40
National Weather Summary Reports Warm Period With Mixed Conditions
The Associated Press notes a mixed national forecast with temperatures about four degrees below normal for the period. Albany and Albuquerque see varying skies, while many cities report clear or cloudy conditions and daytime highs mostly in the 60s to 80s. A weather disturbance produced 0.37 inches of rain at the airport station, aiding farmers and gardeners during the growing season.
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Associated Press
Albany
Cleveland
Maryland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
U.S
Frederick
Washington
Thej
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Awaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Weather Bureau
Hunt Students Vanished After Canoe Trip Near Bay
Two eighth grade students James Griffith Jr and Joseph Hoover of Arlington were reported missing after informing a friend they were taking a few days rest on a canoe trip to Chesapeake Bay. A 13 state police alarm and a Coast Guard search were launched. Temperatures cooled from 80 to 62 with rain. the forecast called for breezy, cooler weather. A note left by Hoover indicated a trip away, while Griffith, son of a Secret Service agent, left home Tuesday afternoon. Police relied on a friend’s account of a shack on the bay and planned rest.
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Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
James Griffith Jr
Jseph Hoover
Ariing
Hoover
Griffith
Secret Service
D Day Anniversary Prompted Ike to Sign Autograph
In Washington AP reports President Eisenhower, attending breakfast with House Republicans at the White House, signed a card for Rep Peter Frelinghuysen. He then asked for the date and remembered the 1 2th Normandy invasion anniversary reacting with a smile.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Normandy Beach
France
Europe
Lhite House
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Normandy
D C Kemp Estate Put At 300 997 49
The estate of D Chester Kemp, late resident near Frederick, valued at 300 997 49 dollars, with inventories filed by Register of Wills Harry D Radcliff. Died March 3. Will left bulk to three children Stolk D Kemp Anne W Daffin Harriet M Fisher. Inventories cite securities 199 017 49 dollars automobiles 3500 real estate 86 430 and other income 115 000. Largest item the farm 86 480. Insurance and jointly owned property not reported.
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D. Chester Kemp
Frederick
Register of Wills
Harry ‘D. Radcliff
Tornado Area Begins Work Of Recovery
In Menomonie Wisconsin area state, federal and private agencies set up a headquarters to aid recovery after three tornadoes ripped a 90 mile path Wednesday night. At least 32 people died, six were missing, and more than 350 were injured with 129 needing hospital care. At least 20 of the injured were in grave condition.
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Menomonie
Wis
Wisconsin
Severe storm causes minor damage across city and county
A powerful electrical storm charged through the area until Thursday, delivering a dramatic show of lightning and thunder. Despite vivid displays, Potomac Edison crews reported only minor damage with fuses blown on lines in Fairview Avenue Linden Hills and areas south of Frederick. Troubleshooting restored service by morning, though some major lines near Williamsport and Fort Detrick laboratories suffered minor disruptions and a transformer was blown at Fort Detrick around 11 20 pm.
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Potomac Edison Company
Fairview Avenue
Linden Hills
Frederick
Mt Airy High School graduate achieves 12 years of perfect attendance
Earl W. Kline graduates at Mount Airy High School with a record of twelve consecutive years without a missed day. He maintained perfect enrollment despite a mid period move to Howard County and a brief transfer to Fulton elementary, returning to Mt. Airy later that year. Kline participated in FFA contests, led the varsity basketball team, and held glee club membership. His family, including siblings Mary and Ghaile, described his long attendance and school involvement.
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Mary
Ghaile
Kline
M.a.hls
Iteam
FFA
College Park
Frederick
Annward
Meas
Frederick Fair
Earl
Chaile W. Kline Sr
Prospect Avenue
Mt. Airy
Earl W. Kline
Mount Airy High School
M.A.H.S
Young Kline
Mt. Airy School
Howard County
Fulton
Airy
Deaf Open Convention Here Today
The Maryland Association of the Deaf holds its quadrennial convention at the Maryland School for the Deaf this week. It opens with registration this evening and features sessions tomorrow with about 400 guests expected. Edward L. Scouten, dean of Galludet College preparatory department, will address the gathering.
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Maryland Association of the Deaf
Maryland School For the Deaf
Final Middletown School Assembly Highlights and Awards
The Middletown High School final assembly featured an installation service for the next Student Council, letters awarded to seniors and juniors, and a banquet schedule. Officers for the coming year include Priscilla House and Faye Grossnickle.
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Middletown High School
Priscilla House
Lois Ann Coblentz
Betty Ray Gladhill
Joyce Morgan
Faye Grossnickle
Ronnnie Shafer
Beverly Ropp
Judy Kuhn
Sue Ahalt
Connie Cline
Leis Ann Coblentz
Betty Lee Holter
Nancy Shafer
Patsy Wise
Larry Ahalt
Gail Guyton
David McGaha
Bruce Taylor
Diane Hessong
Samimy Huffer
Billy Stevens
Duane Strickler
la Star
Betty Brandenburg
Lois
Ann Cobleniz
Vention
Maryland
Doris Smith
Gail
Board of Visitors
Guyton
Eugene Miller
Bruceland
Lloyd A. Ami Taylor
Brosen
De Gaulle Says He Will Run Algeria Amid Turmoil
In Oran De Gaulle tells Public Safety Committee representatives his insurgent authority ends and he will run Algeria. He names Gen. Raoul Salar as delegate-general in Algiers and plans to personally oversee Algerian affairs while seeking integration of Moslem and European communities. Rebels reject citizenship promises and vow to press for independence with UN support as war threatens broader North Africa.
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Oran
Algeria
de Gaulle
Al-Algeria Public Safety Committee
Raoul Salar
Algiers
Public Safety Committee
France
French Empire
Paris
de Gaulle H
Committees of Public Safety
Final Plans For Campaign Meeting In Frederick
The Republicans plan a mass rally Monday night at Pythian Hall All Saints Street with campaign chair IH Reese Shoemaker Jr stating it is a long tradition on election eve. Democratic chair JG Horton Peace says there will be no city Democratic public meeting before the election. Both parties outline precinct meetings and election day services including transportation to polls at State Armory. Rev Willard A Williams will lead the GOP mass meeting at 8 30 PM Monday at Pythian Hall.
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Pythian Hall
All Saints Street
IH. Reese Shoemaker Jr
GOP
Frederick
JG. Horton Peace
North Market Street
State Armory
Acme
City Hall
Willard A. Williams
Asbury Methodist Church
Pennsylvanian hitchhiker tours space like stars
Devon Smith, 32, an auto assembly worker from Elwood, Pennsylvania, arrives in Miami en route to Jupiter claiming plans to visit Star Miss Mercury Tex Sun La without leaving Earth. He says his goal is to be first to visit these stars and studied the postal guide to map the itinerary.
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Miami
Fla
Jupiter
Florida
Devon Smith
Auto Assembly
Elwoard
Star
Miss
Mercury
Tex
jSun
Earth
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Wiles
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Bruce S. Campbell
Morgan L. Amaimo
Joseph A. Phillips
Louis L. Goldstein
Joseph Il.manning
Sidney London
Daniel B. Brewster
Peter Aielio
Republian
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Frank W. Vanderhoof
Henry W. L. Fricke
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Edward D. Storm
James H.mann
David A. Heller
Richard Henry Speidel
New Market Area
U.S. 30
Smulien
Ireuther
Walter P. iReuther
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Chrysler
Hunt
Wilbur Ff. Sheffield Sr
B & Il
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Irvin L
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Jenis Carty
Carly
Sheffield
Dulles
Soviet Union
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Moscow
D. C. Kemp
Mt. Airy H.S
Edward L. Scouten
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Benson Gymnasium
Charles McC.mathias
Gen. Salan
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