Memorial Day crash claims two in Frederick County
Two Memorial Day weekend crashes in Frederick County left Melvin Cauliflour a 27 year old ex Frederick resident dead from a fractured skull at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa. Muriel Beans 30 of Kenmore N Y died at Annie Warner Hospital of a fractured pelvis after a head on collision three miles south of Emmitsburg Md on Md 15. Henry Beans 30 was treated for a fractured jaw and lacerations and discharged. Cauliflour had been semi conscious since May 28 and died today after hours on the critical list. The incident was the worst in Frederick County that weekend. In Britain locomotive engineers and firemen accepted a peace formula to end a ten day rail walkout paving way for talks with the British Transport Commission as Eden government and union leaders seek approval for peace talks while wage differences remain a sticking point. The rival National Union of Railwaymen has yet to comment.
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Annie Warner Hospial
Gettysburg
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Emmitsburg
Muriel Beans
Kenmore
N.Y
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Union Bridge
Frederick County
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British Transport Commission
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National Union of Barhywaymen
Hood College trustees names elected to board at college meeting
Fire new members named to Hood College Board of Trustees at a Saturday meeting. Gettysburg retiree Mr Jones elected to fill vacancy. Mrs W Darhoe Grove and Mrs Alfred E Driscoll elected by Alumnae Association. Driscoll’s daughter Patricia graduates from Hand on Sunday. Other notes mention Hodson and synod appointments and a July event.
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First Snap Beans Lifted in Wicomico as Moisture Bites
Maryland and Delaware crop reporters note good moisture and heavy bean sets in Wicomico County with 93 percent of acreage planted. Growth is strong across cantaloupes cucumbers and watermelons, though dry soils slow germination in parts and rains are still needed for alfalfa and pastures. Tobacco and fruit crops show favorable starts and moisture needs persist.
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Wicomico County
Maryland-Delaware
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Delaware
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Shot To Death On Street In Aberdeen
William Fleming a 22 year old Negro was killed in a street shooting in Aberdeen after a quarrel in front of William Anderson's home. Anderson surrendered at a police station about 10 minutes later. police expect further questions. No charges filed. details not disclosed.
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Baltimore
Willam Fleming
Blarford Memorial Hospital
Havre de Grace
An Fleming
William Anderson
Edmonson
Anderson
Baltimore to honor merchant on eve of 100th birthday
Max Hochschild, prominent Baltimore merchant and founder of Hochschild, Kohn Co., will be honored next Monday on the eve of his 100th birthday. President Eisenhower, Governor Lane Gay McKeldin and Mayor D Alesandro will participate. Hochschild, who came from Germany at 14, built a four-storefront department store empire.
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Max Hochwhild
Eisenhower
Gay McKeldin
D’alesandro
Hochschild
Max Heenschild
Fem of
Hochschild, Kohn Co
Germany
Maryland Civil Defense Prepares Nationwide Alert Exercise
Maryland Civil Defense units join a nationwide alert on June 15 to test warning systems and public response. Sherley Ewing says the exercise educates the public on new action signals with 12:05 p.m. alert, 2:05 p.m. wake signal, and 3:48 p.m. all clear, followed by post-event communications run through June 16.
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Sherley Ewing
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Baltimore City
Washington
Civil Defense Staff
Sailor Bayoneted: Marine Is Accused in Honolulu
Honolulu police charged Marine Clyde C. Denmark, 24, with assault with a deadly weapon after he bayoneted mainland sailor James H. Lott, 22, whom he found with Denmark’s bride Melyyn Denmark, 22, a viola player in a downtown bar. Denmark is from Columbus, Georgia. Lott is from Georgia. the couple married March 17.
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Denmark
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Five Day Forecast Shows Variable June Temperatures
Five day outlook calls for showers ending by Wednesday morning or afternoon. Expect moderate temperatures Wednesday and Thursday with more showers late Thursday into Friday. Cooler Friday then a warmer weekend. Temperatures average near normal for early June with normals showing afternoon highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and morning lows from near 30 in Western Maryland to the low 60s in eastern and southern counties.
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Maryland
Dulles Sees Possible Easing of Soviet Hold on Satellites
Secretary of State Dulles said the Soviet Union may loosen its grip on Eastern European satellites. He cited Yugoslavia's break with Moscow and an Austrian treaty as signs of a changing Soviet attitude. A four power Geneva talks invitation was delivered with four days of discussions planned, including satellite issues.
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Purchase Of Vote Machines Moves In Frederick County
The Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors and County Commissioners discussed buying voting machines mandatory by state law. A mid month tour to inspect operating machines is planned. Sealed bids likely, delivery in six days or more. 78 to 89 machines expected with spares, funding uncertain, costs around 100,000. Braddock Heights to become a separate precinct. precinct splits possible. 14 Maryland counties must change machines before 1956 elections. Monotacy and Potomac rivers noted as clear.
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Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Howard R. Damuth
Thurmont
George F. Grove
Frederick
Charles Price
Charles Mec. Mathias Sr
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Jubilant CIO Opens Drive On Huge GM
The United Auto Workers threatened a possible midnight strike as it presses a guaranteed wage campaign against General Motors. Walter Reuther said he would personally lead GM talks aiming to match Ford terms. GM faces a midnight five year contract expiry and a union decision on walkout or extended bargaining time. John W. Livingston pushed for a settlement better than Ford’s, noting GM’s ability to afford it. A GM strike would test UAW solidarity and impact auto leadership in the market. Ford’s settlement included a guaranteed wage concept and a three year no unemployment fund contribution.
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John W. Livingston
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Henry C. Riter Tit
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Windfall shared by four Baltimore charitable groups
Judge Herman M. Moser ordered $91,000 from the sale of 21 acres near Catonsville to be distributed among four Baltimore charities. Home for Stables af Balinsyre Ci QS, Church Home and Hospital, Children's Home of Baltimore, and Maryland Children's Aid Society share the funds in percentages set by the court.
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Herman M. Moser
Catonsville
Hospital Relief Assn
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Children’s Home of
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
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Salk Answers Parents About Vaccine Questions
AP Science Reporter Alton L. Blakeslee relays Dr. Jonas Salk’s guidance on the polio vaccine. He says one shot provides protection for months, a second shot can be delayed up to 30 months, and vaccination should target all children and pregnant women. Salk notes possible carrier transmission and clarifies safety, timing, and community considerations amid ongoing vaccine program adjustments.
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Science
Atlantic Chy. N. J
Jonas E. Salk
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Precipitation Dips Early Year Amid Dry Stretch
The first five months show only half an inch more rain than 1954, with 12.78 inches January through May at the air port station versus 12.23 a year ago. 1954 total was 31.10 inches, the driest since 1943, falling mainly June to November. By June 1 this year was just below normal, but since then severe dryness persists with no measurable rain. Meteorologist forecasts showers and cooler temperatures soon. Hay making thrives as farmers finish early cuts while wheat and barley grow well. Fishing Creek reservoir overflows after heavy rains about nine days ago, though spillway flow is decreasing with hot weather ahead.
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Wwoalle Air Port
Mozart Festival Set for Frederick Community Concert
Frederick Community Concert Association leaders clear September 26 to October 1 for the Mozart Festival campaign. New York Community Concerts rep Al Simmons will assist local committees. the festival features the La Folle Orchestra Society under Thomas Scherman with Rudolf Firkusny, Marquita Moll, Yves Ian Lear, and Lorenzo Alvary in Mozart works and The Impresario.
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al Simmons
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Eisenhower urges prudent guard against overoptimism at Biz Four
At West Point commencement Eisenhower warned against expecting a single summit to cure global ills. He framed the Biz Four talks as a long process and a beginning toward lasting peace, stressing caution and strength at home and with allies. He noted a Geneva meeting proposal and cited Nixon's warning that the conference could be humanity's last chance to avert war.
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Woman Hurt In Accident In Dickerson
A crash on Park Mills road near Dickerson sent Mrs Edrie M Rowe to Frederick Memorial Hospital with severe lacerations to her right arm. Roy Lambert, driving a 1946 Studebaker pickup, and four passengers including Thelma and Guido Vance and Carl Rowe, were en route home when Lambert allegedly lost control while reaching for a toolbox. Damage to the truck was estimated at 200 pounds. Trooper Alan Martin investigated.
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Edrie M. Rowe
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Park Mills Road
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Thelma Vance
Senate sends fast showdown over huge housing bill
The Senate moved toward a quick debate on a multibillion-dollar housing bill. It would authorize four billion dollars in FHA mortgage insurance to cover a year at current rates and include a Democratic plan to build 133,000 rental units per year for four years, totaling 540,000 units. Senator Capehart vows to push to reduce the program to the administration's request of 35,000 units annually for two years.
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