Merger Of 2 Churches Is His Subject
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church held day two of its three day meeting at Hood College. Rev Dr J E Lentz urged a future merger with the Congregational Church as the greatest Protestant advancement since the Reformation. He outlined plans for a unified program across boards, commissions and agencies and noted rising membership since the 1934 merger with the Evangelical Synod.
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Potomac Synod
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
J. E. Lentz
General Council
Congregational Church
Lentz
Collegeville
Potomac
Paul £. Strauch
Takoma Park
Lawrence N. Strunk
Jlagerstown
Reformed Church
Evangelical Synod
General Council of the Church
Agen Wies
Dr. Lentz
Frederick D. Eyster
Eyster
Andrew G. Truxal
Raymond EF. Wilhelm
Grace Church
Synod
William H. Simpson
Emmitsburg
Lancaster
John F
Kasten
Richmond
Christ Churc
Utica
Frederick
Middletown
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Huber Memorial
Baltimore
Bethel Church
Frank W. Bostian
Balti Imore
Henry Schultheis
Coffman Chapel
Truxal
Kenneth A. Bartgis
Ganislat
LeMar T
J.J. Bender
Theological Seminary
Arta W. Newell
Bender
Middle River
Saxton
Gluckmann plans globe flying solo to visit parents
Peter Gluckmann, 30, a San eece watchmaker, completes a solitary single engine flight from New York with a two stop journey and plans to visit London, then Switzerland Greece Israel Egypt Natal Argentina and back. Two children died in separate hospital cases, and a deed for 30 acres changed hands in Urbana district for about 24000 dollars.
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Gluckmann
London
Switzerland
Greece
Israel
Egypt
Africa
Natal
Argentina
Urbana
George E. Weast
Regis F. George
Presswick
Scotland
Peter Gluckmann
Stock Francisco
New York
Missing Khrushchev Attack Part Said To Delve Deep
Washington officials believe a large portion of Khrushchev’s attack on Stalin is absent from the released text. They seek 10 000 to 15 000 words of missing material that could reveal Khrushchev’s foreign policy views.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
State Department
Stalin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Secrecy In Juvenile Cases Is Under Fire
A Raleigh editor criticized secrecy in juvenile court handling, arguing it distorts welfare and hides failures. He cited Billy Ray Prevatte, a 15-year-old jailed in Maryland for killing a Seat Pleasant teacher, and urged transparent, coordinated social welfare. The speech linked secrecy to a failed system and broader social neglect.
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Baltimore
Fenders
Art North Carolina
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Maryland
Seat Pleasant
Marsland School
Daniels
Billy
Billy Ray
Imm
Wes
Central U S Sees Storms With Warm Humid Air Clash
Thunderstorms roared across the northern and central plains into the upper Great Lakes and western Illinois as cool Pacific air met humid Gulf air. Tornado winds swept parts of Kansas and storms extended into Nebraska South Dakota and Minnesota. Cooler air moved east over the Dakotas while Great Lakes areas stayed warmer. James Newton Hurst 16 was treated for scalp contusions at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a brief incident on Water Street. Lyle E Wolfman transported him for care. President Eisenhower will attend a fitness conference for American youth at Annapolis Maryland June 19 and close with a speech.
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Central Plains
Upper
Great Lakes
Illinois
Mississippi
Gulf
Kansas
Nebraska
South Da'k Ota
Minnesota
Plains
Dakotas
James Newton Hurst
Water Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lyle E. Wolfman
Hurst
Washington (m
Eisenhower
Annapolis
Dr White Says Ike Has Equanimity
Dr Paul Dudley White, who treated President Eisenhower after his heart attack, says the President shows a great deal of equanimity. He relayed that Eisenhower laughs at bad golf shots, though not always sincerely, and emphasized relaxation is important for his health and job. The report also notes a passport case involving Paul Robeson and a court ruling on its denial.
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Boston
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
White
Washington
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
State Department
Knox
Paulville
Robeson
Frederick
50 Units In Parade Held At New Windsor
The Frederick County Board of Education approved bids on a Myersville elementary school addition and painting contracts for five schools. Low bids came from Norman F. Rhoderick and Charles P. Staley. Grants in aid for Hood College were approved for three girls in the top 20 percent. Parade prizes went to Alpha Fire Company Littlestown and Mt Airy Fire Company. The parade included numerous fire companies, bands, and civic groups, ending with a carnival sponsored by New Midway.
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FFS
Hood
Shirley Gaver
William M. L. Gaver
Grant Place
Helen Hall
George E. Hall
Frederick
Rfd
June Miler
Ralph H. Miller
Brunswick
Harvie Snyder
Russell L. Snyder
Market Street
Sarah Gladhill
Daugher
Glenn Gladhill
Middletown
Sharon Hooper
A. Mehrl
Hooper
Wilson Place
Paul L. Moffmaster
Sabillasville
Thurmont High School
Thurmont
A. L. Crawford
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
Baltimore Orioles
BALTIMORE \P
Fredericks
Oriole
John Poke Whalen
Urbana
Adams
Diana Herman
Loraine Schleidner
Candis Smith
East Frederick
Mary Aravosis
North Frederick
Rhodes Shorrew
Constance
June Glisan
Towson
Elaine Childs
Hagerstown
Barbara Reidt
Walkersville
Barbara Krel
Velen Weirether
Norman F. Rhoderick
Easy Street
Charles P. Staley
Merri Shankle
Crick
Elm Street
Staley
Washington Street School
Rhoderick
Point of Rocks
Frederick High School
Donna Shane
Alpha Fire Company
Littlestown
Mt. Airy Fire Company
Morris Frock Drum and Bugle Corps
Hyattstown Fire Company
Beallsville
Montgomery County
Stewartstown
Perryville Fire Company
Francis, X Elder
American Legion
Emmitsburg
Second Army Band
316Th
Arilery Battery
Westminster
Brethren Service Center
New Windsor
Trail Riders Club
State
Carroll County Fire Company
Carroll
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Frederick Road
New Midway Company
Bulganin Delivers New Letter to Eisenhower Proposal Talks Continue
Washington dispatch reports Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin sent a letter to President Eisenhower with Georgi Zarubin to deliver it at the State Department. The exchange follows a string of disarmament talks and a proposed friendship treaty between Russia and the United States and Western powers. Zarubin’s return to Moscow was reportedly postponed amid unconfirmed instructions to remain to deliver the note.
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Washington
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Georgi N. Zarubin
State Department
Zarubin
State Dulles
Bulganin
Russia
United States
Wrecked Blood-Stained Auto Found By Police
State Police investigate an early morning accident on Md 550 between Woodsboro and Libertytown. A car with blood stains was abandoned after a crash that left the vehicle turned over multiple times. Trooper E L Baum says the car likely traveled toward Woodsboro and skidded off the road before overturning. A local farmer notified authorities.
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MD. 550
Woodsboro
Libertytown
E. L. Baum
Fined 150 On Drunken Driving Charge In Baltimore
Frank Scott of Baltimore pled not guilty through attorney Charles A. Price to operating a motor vehicle under the influence and reckless driving. He was found guilty on the drunk driving charge with a 150 dollar fine plus costs and 10 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. State Trooper Robert Storer filed the charges. Harry J. Trenderson, colored, pled not guilty through attorney Edwin F. Nikirk to loitering within corporate limits and was found not guilty after doubts about proper charges. City Spt. A. Norman Dietz presented the charge. Collateral was forfeited by Kenneth B. Coates of Libertytown for operating on tags issued to another vehicle on Md. 26, 16.45, arrested by State Trooper John E. Cartee.
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Charles A. Price
Frank Scott
Baltimore
Robert Storer
Harry J. Trenderson
Edwin F. Nikirk
Nikirk
City Spt
Norman Dietz
Kenneth B. Coates
Libertytown
John E. Cartee
Eisenhower Receives Fresh Strawberries From Senators
President Eisenhower enjoyed berries sent to the White House by both parties. Former Republican Sen. John Townsend of Delaware delivered eight vases of Georgetown grown berries, while Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee arrived with a case from Crossville, Tennessee.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Townsend
Delaware
White House
Georgetown
Del
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Crossville
Tenn
Stevenson Kefauver Rest After California Primary Fight
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver rested after a long Democratic presidential primary grind that ended with Stevenson's big victory in California. Stevenson planned to loaf at the Illinois Hotel while Kefauver headed for sun at a secret southern California desert resort. California results showed Stevenson 1,041,303 votes to Kefauver 626,020. Eisenhower led Republicans in California with 1,165,535. Delegates still to be chosen leave Stevenson short of the 686 4 votes needed. Harriman is viewed as a rival, though not active. The Democratic total stands at 1,108 pledged votes with 264 still to be selected.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
California
Ilinois
States
Eisenhower
Alaska
District of Columbia
Oregon
Florida
Chicago
Kelfauver
New York
Averell Harriman
Harriman
King who gave secrets to Soviet Union jailed in WWII era
British Foreign Office confirms Capt John Herbert King was sentenced to ten years in prison in September 1939 for passing secrets to the Soviet Union. He later was released after the war. A U S Senate subcommittee heard that Gen Krivitsky's work aided the case and a diplomat mentioned was likely Donald Maclean or Guy Burgess. The spokesman said King may still be alive.
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London
Foreign Office
John Herbert King O
Soviet Union
King
United States
U. S. Senate
Britain
Tower of London
Walter Krivitsky
Krivitsky
Donald Maclean
Guy Burgress
Moscow
Isaac Don Levine
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Gen
Washington
Frederick High School Hails 295 Graduates in Diplomas Ceremony
Two hundred ninety five seniors in white and royal blue caps and gowns received diplomas at Frederick High School. Dr. John H. Fischer urged a moral debt to education and urged parents to back the public school system. The ceremony featured two German exchange students, remarks by retiring superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt and a procession to Pomp and Circumstance led by the band under Sperry Storm.
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Frederick High School
John H. Fischer
Baltimore City Schools
Fischer
Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Air
Pruitt
Germany
Heinrich Hohann
Fritz Bolte
Waldtraut Elisabeth Schnell
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Grace Rice
Penn
Mana~ i
Donald Dison
Harry V. Frushour
Neisley Coran
Miss Rice
William Powell
Board of
Educaton
Audiorium
Sperry Storm
Mr. Storm
Londonderry Aur
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Richard L. Dooms
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Donna Jakus
Eva Derr
Nancy Greenwood
Walkersville Elementary
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James B. Burger
William G. Burgee
Jack C. Belasco
Brunswick High
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Lincoln High
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Liberty Junior High
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Mary Ann Howe
Brunawick High
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