Three Hood College trustees elected in June meeting
The Hood College board elected Benjamin L. Shuff Robert E. Clapp Jr and Parsons Newman to the Board of Trustees. William T Delaplaine resigned after fifteen years and the board thanked him for his service.
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Hood College
Benjamin L. Shuff
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Parsons Newman
William T. Delaplaine
Hood College Board of Trustees
Delaplaine
Janie Quynn
Newman
All Saints Church
Hood
England
Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Clapp
Washington & Lee University
Harvard University
Maryland
Board of Zoning Appeals
Frederick County
Josephine .Rovizahn
Bessie Hargett Clapp
Clapps
Araby
Frederick
Columbia Lodge
New York
Walter A. Lynch
Jacob Craw
Ford
Ford Was the First President of the|' Board of Catawba
N. C. College
Shuff
Smithsburg
Middletown High School
Arab Leaders Plan Conferences in Amman and Cairo
Arab leaders plan conferences as King Hussein faces a political crisis. Saud of Saudi Arabia visits Cairo for three days with more activities planned, returning to Riyadh by next Friday. A comm unique issued by Jordan and Egypt urges Arab states not to interfere in internal affairs, seen as a signal to Syria and Egypt amid Hussein’s crisis. Maj. Gen. W. Heaton receives a Distinguished Service Medal at a Pentagon ceremony as King Saud’s health and Amman talks loom, with Syria and Egypt trading concerns and medical visits shaping regional diplomacy.
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Hussein
Jordan
Fori Saud
Saud
Retun
Riyad
Faisal
Syria
Egypt
Heaton
Washington
Cairo
Army
Shukry Kawatly
Maj
Gental
Ward D. Heaton
Nasser
Eisenhower
Dulles
Ammaniwear
King Hussein
Brucker
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Kuwaily
Walter Reed
Nassser
asssets+ vessemyee
Amman
Suspect Earl Jones Tried in Magistrate Court
In Baltimore, Earl Jones of tas Baltimore was found guilty of trespass for entering Mrs. Claude Beall’s yard at 424 West Patrick Street Friday afternoon. Sentence was withheld pending clearance of his record. Jones claimed he was traveling from Cumberland to Western Maryland.
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Earl Jones
Jones
Tas Baltimore
Claude Beall
West Patrick Street
Sirs. Beall
Beall
Sheffield
Frederick Man
Thomas Crouse Kefauver
Pennsyvania Avenue
Kefauver
Clarence Shaffer
East Seventh Street
Shaffer
Adventists to Ordain Two Ministers at Maryland Meeting
Baltimore June 7 two young men will be ordained to the ministry at the Maryland Delaware Seventh day Adventists summer meeting. More than 2000 conference area worshipers expected for high rites at 2 30 p m James A Brown of Patuxent Maryland and Robert L Kirk of Dover Delaware both local Adventist pastors to receive ordination tomorrow during the third day of the session.
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Baltimore
Maryland-Delaware
James A. Brown
Patuxent
Robert L. Kirk
Dover
Del
Kefauver Receives Suspended Sentence After Testimony
Shaffer testified that Kefauver hit him causing loss of job. Magistrate Sheffield warned Kefauver to avoid a repetition after remand and a plea, issuing a suspended sentence with strict admonition not to repeat the act.
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Shaffer
Kefauver
Sheffield
Wicomico school board upheaval prompts governor query
Salisbury June 7 McKeldin asked to explain ouster of two board members and resignations of two others. Salisbury Chamber of Commerce sought six questions about appointments and timing. Avery Owens named to the board after J Frank Pusey’s removal. Two incumbents quit in protest and charged political maneuvering.
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Boyd A. MaHaffay
Wiliam Jones
Pusey
Salisbury
County Commission
Public School Political Pressure Hint Contained
A clipped quote suggests officials may take positive action to keep the school system from becoming enmeshed in politics, reflecting concern over political influence on education. The remark underscores a call for restraint and prudent oversight within the governance of the local school system.
Wright To Build Iraq Cultural Center
Architect Frank Lloyd Wright, age 87, lands a 45 million dollar commission from King Feisal of Iraq to plan a cultural center as part of a nine year public works project. The site will be an island in the Tigris near Baghdad, dubbed the new Babylon and Isle of Eden. Wright begins design immediately after a royal welcome.
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Spring Green
Wis
Frank Lloyd Wright
King Feisal
Iraq
Wright
King Feisail
Baghdad
Babylon
Isle of Eden
Tigris
Foster Children Need Homes in Baltimore City Aid
The Baltimore City Department of Public Welfare seeks foster homes for white children from infancy to 15, many siblings wishing to stay together. Program covers board clothing and medical care. Homes needed within 50 miles. contact Millberry at 35-3600 ext 332 or write 1506 Greenmount Ave Baltimore Md.
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Baltimore City
Department of Welfare
Greenmount Ave
Baltimore 2
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Shoemaker
George L. Langford
Entomolagy Department
University of Maryland
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Frederick Hotel Company
Farmers and Mechanics
University of Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
Ralph Francis Eigenbrode
Braddock Heights
Citizens National Ball
Vintinn
Ture
Patricia Wallace Vanderbilt- Vanderbilt
American Institute of Banking
Lutheran, Church
Capitol Hill Club
Frederick Lodge
B. P. C. Ellis
the Maccabees
Red Men
Catoctin Club, Inc
Loyal Order of Moose
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
Nevada
Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Leywarer
Janlee
Tanackie Ladaai
Justiee Lynch
jMrs
Benjamin L. Shoff
Peaere
Kebne Furniture Co
South Market St
Lane Cedar Hope Chest
Cline
Miller Bros
T. V
East
Patrick St
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
William S$. Hood’s
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William S
Patrick Street
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