Platform Gives Maryland GOP Civil Rights and Oyster Leasing
The Maryland Republican State Convention considers a 21 page platform proposing a swift end to segregation in schools and public buildings, plus support for wholesale leasing of barren oyster bottoms to aid the industry. It also presses state aid reforms in education and opposes new business taxes. The platform hints at a party chairmanship fight and a potential draft to retain current chair D. Eldred Rinehart.
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Baltimore
GOP
E. Dale Adkins Jr
Wicomico County
James P. Devereux
D. Eldred Rinehart
Supreme Court
Platform Committee
Chesapeake Bay
University of Maryland
Republican Party
Baltimore City
Thomas D'Alesandro
U. S. Senate
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Rinehart
H Rinehart
William A. Gresham
John Marshall Butler
National
Jacob France
Butler
Beall
Frederick By-Pass Nears Completion This Year
State Roads Commission reports progress on the Frederick by pass with the northern segment by Pennsylvania Quarrying, Stripping and Construction Co. and the east south link by M. J. Grove Lime Co. nearing finish before winter. Kline Inc. advances from West Patrick to Motter avenues and the Walkersville Woodsboro reconstruction proceeds, aiming for mid August completion on major sections.
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Frederick By-Pass
State Roads Commission
Pennsylvania Quarrying, Stripping and Construction Company
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Richard F. Kline, Inc
West Patrick Street
Pennsylvania
Motter Avenue
Klin
Pennsylvania Company
Moiter Avenue
Harmony Grove
Maryland
Worman’s Mill
Ceresville
Matter Avenue
14Th Street
Bentz Street
Patrick Street
North Market Street
Tuscarora Creek
Frederick
Evergreen Point
T. Edgie Russell
Kline
4 Grove
Moster Avenue
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Accused Race Driver Back In Good Standing
Elisian of Oakland California, accused of causing the first lap pileup in the 500 mile race May 20, was cleared to resume status by USAC directors. No error found and damage estimated around 300 to 400 dollars to a parked car on West Patrick street near Bentz. A motorist collided with a parked Chevrolet. officer Claude Fwane reported Ronald J. Enasiak lost control and struck the rear of the parked car. No injuries reported.
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Indianapolis
Elisian
Oakland
Calif
United, States
Auto Club
West Patrick Street
Bentz Street
Claude Fwane
Pantiar
Ronald J.enasiak
Deta- Ware
Bertz
Patrick
Suaguien
John William Brown
Jackson
Miss
West Patrick
Clennon King
Quanel
she/Carter
USAC
Campesand
Ignasiak
Pat O'Connor
University of Mississippia
Forgetung
Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill Despite Cuts
The Senate passed a $3.7129 billion foreign aid program after rejecting efforts to trim the total or to bar aid to Communist Poland and Yugoslavia. The 51-17 vote supported the measure’s authorization with a 2.29 billion reduction from Eisenhower’s request, heading to a House-Senate conference.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
House
Appropriations Committees
Foreign Relations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
United States
Pusaxe, Co.ua. vi
Final weekend of campaigning in city election
Personalities drive the race as Republicans and Democrats press last minute turnout efforts for Mayor, City Treasurer and Board of Aldermen. Precinct chairmen, open meetings, door to door work and media ads dominate, with polls set for Tuesday at the State Armory. Weather hinting at warmer temps and possible thunderstorms by Monday may affect turnout.
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Gue
Lafter
Jeffersonian Club
Aldersmen
State Armory
Second
Bentz Streets
Order Permits Removal of Frederick Registration Records
Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauf signed a formal order allowing the Board of Election Supervisors of Frederick to move permanent registration records to the State armory on election day Tuesday. The move, requested by city attorney Charles MccC Mathias Jr for voter convenience, requires custody by a board official during transit and at the armory, with return to the board by midnight Tuesday.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick City
State Armory
Charles MccC_Mathias, Jr
Armory
Burials Begin After Wisconsin Tornado Kills 28
Menomonie Wisconsin AP A tornado ravaged four counties killing 28. Gov Vernon Thomson ordered road blocks to curb curious sightseers as recovery continued. Three funerals scheduled today for victims including two from Colfax. Red Cross reports 350 injured. 432 homes and farms destroyed. total losses in the millions.
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Menomonie
Wis
Vernon Thomson
Thom Ison
Wisconsin Trafic Patrol
National
iGuard
Colfax
Red Cross
Gov. Thomson
De Gaulle Moves to Implement Algeria Pacification Plan
Premier Charles de Gaulle's cabinet moves quickly to implement a plan to placate Algerian nationalists and curb the Algiers military junta. A Muslim Algerian is named to the cabinet, elections in Algeria slated in about a month, and a referendum on constitutional reforms set for Oct 1. Salan named official representative with a civilian aide to follow. Malraux says Muslims accept equality guarantees, while Algerian nationalists abroad reject the plan.
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Ryne Paris
Charles Igide Gaulle
Gram
Algeria
Ins
Algiers
Sgi
de Gaulle
France
Paris
Raoul Salan
Salan
Andre Malraux
Egypt
Tunisia
Campaign spending report for Edward D. Storm
Expenditures totaling 1735.85 were tied to Edward D. Storm in a failed bid for the House of Representatives. Frederick as attorney for the Democratic nomination faced filing through Clerk Ellis C. Wachter, James McSherry listed as treasurer. Contributors included Criss and Company Blaimsburg, Richard E. Zimmerman, Byron W. Thompson, William H. Bartgis, Mrs. John M. Culler, George Nicholson, Richard Grumbacher, John R. Pitzpatrick, Peter Pan Inn, Paul W. Claypool, Jack Coppersmith, Parsons Newman, C. E. Cline and Son, Ben Rosenstock, with funds covering printing and advertising costs.
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Edward D. Storm
Frederick
Torney
House of Representatives
Ellis C. Wachter
James McSherry
Criss and Company
Blaomsburg
Richard E. Zimmerman
Dr Sizoo Delivers Hood College Baccalaureate Address
Rev Dr Joseph R Sizoo spoke to about 700 graduates and attendees in Coffman Chapel on The Recovery of Idealism urging resistance to conformist pressures. Dr Truxal presided as Hood College Choir performed two anthems and Miss Anna Marie Budde sang Schubert solos. Graduation will follow Sunday at Hudson Outdoor Theater with Sylvia Porter delivering the commencement address.
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Joseph R. Sizoo
Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Andrew G. Truxal
Lord Is
My Shepherd
Schubert
Anna Marie Budde
the Almighty
Sizoo
Milbank
George Washington University
Reformed Church In
America
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Washington
New Brunswick ‘Theological Seminary
New Jersey
George Washington
Sylvia iPorter
The
New York Post
Uncle Sid to Retire at Yale After 26 Years as Chaplain
Rev Sidney Lovett known as Uncle Sid on campus retires after 26 years as Yale chaplain. He notes rising student interest in religion with one sixth of undergraduates in religion courses. He will lead New Asia College expansion in Hong Kong funded by Ford and Yale grants. A separate Civil Aeronautics Administration plane incident at Frederick Airport damaged propellers after brake lockdown on approach. Norman Runkles delivers Brunswick High School graduation address. name omitted from earlier report.
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New Haven, Conn
Sidney Lovett
Yale
Bat‘tell
Mr. Lovett
Boston
Hongong
New Asia College
Ford Foundation
New Asia
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Frederick
C. A. A .Employe
George Borsari
Norman Runkles
Brunswick High School
Tis
Businessupturns Lift This Week Amid Cautious Optimism
Seasonal upswings in harvesting home building and highway work gave business a lift this week, though no broad economic upturn is seen before 1959. National Homes Corp halted a one week shutdown and hired extra help due to new orders while railroads move freight cars to haul a bumper winter wheat crop.
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New York
National Homes Corp
Southwestern
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tay
One Hurtin 4 Car Wreck Near Md 26 Intersection
Four southbound cars collided on US 15 north of Maryland 26 after a driver failed to stop. A three year old, Gary Forrest Lonsenbach, was treated for superficial facial and head wounds at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Driver Jerry E. Eubanks faced reckless driving charges. damage totaled about 1200 dollars.
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U.S. 15
MD. 26
Istate
Jerry E. Eubanks
Navy
Thurmont
Eubanks
Forrest Charles Lengenhbach
Easton
Longenbach
Christian Frank
Philadelphia
Frank
Gordon Booth Phillips
Pottsville
Phillips
GaryForrest Lonsenbach
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alpha ‘Portland Cement Company
Buckeystown
Gordon H. Smith
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