Hearing On By Pass Set For June 21
A public hearing on the proposed Frederick by pass from U S 49 to Altater Avenue through the western city section will be held June 21 at 2 p m in the judicial magistrate court room. State Roads Commission officials will conduct the hearing after receiving several citizen requests. The by pass would run from U S 40 near Baughman s Lane along Apple Avenue to Motier Avenue with the northern leg under construction to Harmony Grove. Opponents of the Apple Avenue route are expected to present major points, including economic effects and federal funding considerations. The project is in the 1957 program, but work may be delayed after the hearing.
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Frederick
U. S. 49
Alotter Avenue
Uial Magistrate’s Courtoom
Court House
State Roads Commission
Commission
U.S
Baughman’s Lane
Apple Avenue
Harmony Grove
U. S. 40
Matters Avenue
Fort Detrick
Thei Frederick
McKeldin
Legislative Council
Potomac
Maryland
Charles County
Freestone Point
Virginia
Charles
County Liquor Board
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Queen Annes
Minnie Alice Freeman
Charles Glenaj iCann
Middle Alley
Paul Mossburg
Wm. A. Boone
Estella Lorraine Young
Woods
Bare
Himes
John
Henry Stone Sr
West South Street
Stone
Potts
Cashour
Joshua Wm. Rutherford
Northlarket Street
Officer King
Mutchner
Martin Schmuckler
Washington
Schmuckler
James E. Leeks
Frederickt
iTrooper H. J. Frost
James H. Kolakowski Sr
Baltiimore
H. J. Frost
Paroled May Offenders From Frederick County Circuit Court
The State Parole Board released several prisoners on parole in May including George A. Anday convicted of breaking and entering in November 1956 and sentenced to 18 months. Lewis M. Kopp received three years for receiving stolen goods and two years for forgery in July 1955. Gerald W. Weagley jailed 18 months for carrying concealed weapons in October 1956. Robert H. Alundy got 18 months for false pretense and larceny after trust, with concurrent terms from October 1956.
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The
State Parole Board
Fredericks County
George A. Anday
House
Lewis M. Kopp
Gerald W. Weagley
Robert H. Alundy
Miffed Over U S Soviet London Talks
Washington reports say Britain and France complained about U S Soviet disarmament talks in London. State Department says Harold Stassen and Valerian Zorin outlined broad American thinking without firm proposals. Allies, though unhappy about private talks, welcomed overall consultation. London talks resume Tuesday.
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Washington
U_ S
London
State Department
Harold E. Siassen
Valerian Zorix
Stassen
Zorn
Britain
France
Canada
NATO
Medical School Honors Graduates of 50 Years
Baltimore honors graduates fifty years after medical school with a banquet at the Lord Baltimore. The event recognized 17 alumni from across the nation, including Francis E. Bellizia Jr. and Dr. J. Sheldon Eastland, who received alumni honors for service and achievement. One participant mis-spelled a word, prompting corrections and tears among attendees. Also noted was the death of Rev. Paul Shaw Parker, longtime pastor near Oakland, following a heart attack.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Washington
Lord Baltimore
Maryland Academy
Francis E. Bellizia Jr
General Practice
Medical
Lincoln
Mass
Alamoj
Corn
Ffair
J. Sheldon Eastland
Ciation
Francis
Dallion
J. Herbert Bates
Jacob Judy Veney
Barboursville
Bird
Louis L. Ho
James J
Bensoni O’connor
Charles I. Shaffer S. Alleman
Land
William J. Schmitz
Charles Reid
Judy
Richard Luke
Dr. Edwards
Silver Spring
Uni- Md
Richard
Maryland
Vaklaaxy, Md
Paul Shaw Parker
Deep Creek Lake Baptist Church
Oakland
Garrett Memorial Hospital
Showery And Cloudy Weather Is Outlook
The Associated Press reports showery and cloudy weather across much of the country from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast with clear skies west of the Rockies. Scattered showers and thunderstorms affected wide areas overnight, with heavy rainfall in parts of Montana and northeastern Wyoming and southeastward spread into Colorado and western Central Plains. Stormy conditions hit Nebraska and South Dakota with fairly heavy rains in Minnesota and Iowa. Winds up to 30 mph reported in Omaha. A wet belt extended from the upper Ohio Valley to New England with heavy amounts near Massena and Burlington.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Central Plains
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Omaha
Ohio Valley
New England
Massena
Burlington
Sculptor Barney West Chisels Nine-Foot Tiki Statue
In Larkspur California former sailor Barney West crafts a nine foot Polynesian style Tiki statue inspired by Easter Island carvings seen during his Merchant Marine days. He plans to sell similar pieces and continues work as a fresh artistic endeavor. The piece reflects a distant cultural influence and a personal journey from sea to sculpture.
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Barney West
Larkspur
Calif
Barney
Birobidzhan
Beria Danced At Stalin’s Death Scene In Warsaw Report
A wartime Warsaw interview with P. K. Ponomarenko, Soviet ambassador to Poland, claims Lavrenty Beria danced around Stalin’s body after a Politburo clash. The account, relayed through Press, also describes Stalin’s rage and the moment he collapsed, with factions accusing others of plots as the room reacted.
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Paris
France-Soir
Stalin
Russia
Molotov
iKlementi Voroshilov
Lavrenty
Beria
Weimain
Voroshilov
Warsaw
Banquet Funds Tainted in Bakers Union Probe
Senate testimony alleged Max Kralstein national vice president of the Bakers Union received about $60,000 from a June 1950 Waldorf Astoria banquet. Witness Joseph Tenczar said employers were pressured to buy tickets and advertise. the probe also covers misused funds and housing projects in Frederick and Los Angeles.
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Washington
Road work advances on city streets paving curb and gutter
State Handle Enterprises on River paving and grading work on city streets progresses. Blacktopping set to begin Monday with east side sections and utilities in progress. Braddock, Barbara, Thomas, Valley and Mars streets updated as crews move in. Grading nearly complete on Homestead. N Woetzler contract for blacktop. curb and gutter on Schley largely finished. City crews to continue improvements on Staley and East 13th Street area with future paving following curb work.
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Catoctin Park
Gaither P. Sykes
Braddock Avenue
Barbara
Thomas
Valley
Mars
Homestead Avenue
N. Woetzler Company
Schley Avenue
Sylvia
Robert
Gilbert
Blue Ridge Avenue
Jacob Anderson
Belmont
Bloomfield
Jois
Delilah
Samson
Shorty
Billy Graham
Graham
East 13Th Street
Madison Square
North Market Street
Staley Garden
Avenue
Church Street
Baltimore 7
Keldin
Potomac River
Maryland
Sykes
Weath
Sam
Pris
Alls
Lin
Jmot
Lyou
Planes Hunt Missing Jets In Atlantic
President Eisenhower paused naval drills aboard USS Saratoga as 16 escort ships searched the Atlantic for two missing single seat F3H Demons. Planes based at Cecil Field were last reported between Savannah and Charleston during training maneuvers. Navy air-sea rescue units and Coast Guard crafts aided the hunt while civilian vessels were alerted. The Saratoga planned to return to Mayport Naval Base after the operation.
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Saratoga
Eisenhower
Atlantic
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Fleet Air Headquarters
Cecil Field
Savannah
Charleston
S. C
Coast Guard
Mayport Naval Base
Two Teens Die In McKeesport Wreck Near Mill Town
In an auto crash near McKeesport seven teens were ejected after the car left the highway and plunged down a 50 foot embankment. Five youths from East McKeesport died including twins William Forman and Earl Forman. other victims were James Ginther 15 James Bestwick 14 and Joseph Jones 15. Survivors Bruce Wessel 11 and Charles King 15 were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Mckeesport. Paw
Bruce Wessel
East Mec
Keesport
William Forman
Earl
James Ginther
James Bestwick
Joseph Jones
Wessel
Charles King
East McKeesport
Cumberland Boy Killed By Automobile
Cumberland sixth year old John Robert Anderson died after being struck by a car in front of his home as he chased a bail. The driver, Raymond G. Frantz, faces a manslaughter charge by automobile pending bond posting. A separate item notes Frederick Maddock, six, drowned after falling from a sea wall into the Anacostia River. Monocacy River is muddy at Frederick Junction while the Potomac is clear at Weverton.
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Cumberland III
John Robert Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Raymond G. Frantz
Cumberland
Frantz
Washington
Frederick Maddock
Anacostia River
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Weverion
Moscow radio invites statements on prohibiting nuclear tests
A Moscow radio spokesman said it has solicited statements from prominent Americans on banning nuclear bomb tests and will reveal the names only as the broadcasts air. The names were not disclosed.
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
Moscow Iradio
Name Selected For Grandson Of Truman
Newsman Clifton Daniel announced that his first child would be named Clifton Truman Daniel in honor of both grandfathers Harry S. Truman and E. Clifton Daniel. He and his wife Margaret Truman, in agreement on the choice, delayed the announcement until after President Truman and Bess arrived to meet their first grandchild.
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New York iv
Clifton Truman Daniel
Clifton Daniel
Harry S. Truman
Independence
E. Clifton Daniel
Zebulon
N.C
Daniel
Margaret Truman
Truman
Bess
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average near to slightly above normal with warm periods and scattered afternoon showers. Saturday will be fair and cooler, with a 75 to 82 degree high expected elsewhere. Rainfall of about one inch or more possible through Wednesday. Highs 75 to 84, lows 49 to 65, with Western regions cooler and Maryland warmer.
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Associated Press
H. Freeman
Tues- Matthews
Ambass
Austria
Westwoed
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Maryland
Russia
33 Pass Drivers Tests Held Here Thursday
The Department of Motor Vehicle examiners of the State Armory reported 33 successful drivers tests held Thursday. Among those passing from Frederick were Bernie Lee McDaniel and many others listed with addresses, including Eugene Albert Marcum, Betty Jean Kline, Carole Diane Mohler, and James Edward Smith. Also noted is an agreement signing in Washington for a $48,900,000 aid deal with Communist Poland, with another $46,100,000 contingent on Congressional authorization.
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Department of Motor Vehicle Examiners
The
State Armory
Frederick
Bernie Lee McDaniel
North Bentz Street
Eugene Albert Marcum
Park Place
Henry Jermiah Brown II
South Broadway
Betty Jean Kline
West
South Street
Carole Diane Mohler
Wilson Place
Rennie Eugene Engle
West Twelfth Street
John Witt Derr
Magnolia Avenue
Thomas Russell Stine
RFD
Allen J. Jamison
West Patrick Street
Carlotta Estelle Kaetzel
Queen Street
Robert Lee Grossnickle
Eugene Perkins
Patricia Ann Blank
Carol Ann Molesworth
North Market Street
Raymond William Frye
Lily Virginia Sheppard
East South Street
Robert Douglas Weedon Jr
Doris Fay Blank
Albert Beckley Borer Jr
John Charles Axian
Walkersville
Catherine Virginia Atwell
Ijams
Vie
Knoth Virginia Burns
Mt. Airy
John Joseph Shoemaker
Middletown
Conrad Lee ‘Mills
Monrovia
Harry ‘McComas Keller
Smiths‘burg
Wayne Eugene Ott
Adams‘town
John Henry Jarels
Ramona Lorraine ‘Castle
Aggreement
Washington
United States
Poland
Congress
Charges Not True Says Girard in Japan Case
CAMP WHITTINGTON Japan 12 GI William Girard said charges that he sentenced a woman scrap collector to death were untrue and that the fatal shooting was accidental. He expected a fair trial in Japanese courts while U S and Japanese lawyers prepare defenses. A federal judge ordered the Army to hold Girard, with habeas corpus hearings set to test the U S Japan agreement.
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Camp Whittington
Japan
William Girard
Girard
U. S. Army
Wentnhead
Maehashi
United States
Washington
U. S
State Dulles
Defense Wilson
Maj
Stanley Levin
Los Angeles
Itsuro Hayashi
Hayashi
U.S. Army
1St Cavalry Division
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Klinehart
Melvin ‘T. Fox
George E. Fox
Charles E. Hartman
Seereerrs Ihart’s Alley
Yenezar
William M. Mo
Kimne
West Fifth Street
Roberts Kennedy
Lin Iness
Oth
Carver
Tenczar
Someibalked
Udgu
Kralstein’s Banquet
America
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Broadway
Don Yost
General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
Hagerstown
Blair Powerton
Wreck
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