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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1958

Page

10

City Building Permits Listed in Frederick City May Totals

May building permits in Frederick dropped from April and under last year but five month earnings rose to 1 181 751, led by Delpeys Sports Store addition valued at 30000. New dwellings went to Bussard 503 Fleming and Bram 214 Linden. Other permits included showroom addition for Whisner and various garages porches and remodels.

Frederick City Delphey’s Sports Store West Patrick Street Joseph E. Bussard Fleming Avenue Gordon Bram Linden Avenue Harry S. Whisner West Patrick Street Clyde Dinsmore Seminole Road Edward S. Mabley Jr Wilson Place Raymond L. Stone Grant Place Vaciliou Bros W. Patrick Street Frank L. Erwin Fairview Avenue John R. Wilson Charles N. Collins Pearl Street Robert Easterday South Jefferson Street Lewis Hildebrand Narva Avenue Ira Eyler Military’ Road

Six From Here Graduate From Teachers College

Six Frederick County students were among 248 Towson State Teachers College graduates earning Bachelor of Science degrees in education during the Sunday ceremony. Governor McKeldin attended with several graduates and Leona Yvonne Bru baker JoAn Bury Bur Tier Richard Lee Clem Delores Darlene Sittig Kenneth Winfield Frushour and Glenn Dorsey Zimmerman Jr. were listed among the honorees. Dr. Reuben G. Gustavson delivered the principal address on What About Tomorrow.

Towson Frederick County Towson State Teachers College Theodore R. McKeldin Leona Yvonne Brubaker Frederick Joan Bury Bur- Tier Unionville Richard Lee Clem Walkersville Kenneth Winfield Frushour Smithsburg Delores Darlene Sittig Glenn Dorsey Zimmerman Jr Reuben G. Gustavson Resources For the Future, Inc Washington, D. C Kenneth A. Browne State Teachers College Earle T. Hawkins

Episcopalians Report On Fund Drive In Maryland

The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland reported $518674 from the first drive toward a 1700000 total to fund loans for new and expanding congregations. Campaign divided into 13 areas with chairmen named for Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick Reisterstown Westminster Towson Harford Annapolis Glen Burnie Southeast Baltimore Northeast Baltimore Northwest Baltimore Calhoun Bead Southwest Baltimore and others. Three more reports planned through June.

Baltimore Episcopal Diocese of Maryland Carlyle Barton Cumberland William L. Wilson Jr Hagerstown David W. Byron Frederick Parsons Newman Reisterstown-Westminster C. Morton Stewart Jr Towson John E. Raine Jr Harford William Dallam Annapolis- Calvert Daniel C. Olson Glen Burnie Lysle N. Brandenburg Howard Anthony P. Orban Robert C. Bourn L. Waters Milbourne Calhoun Bead D. C W. Ward Jr

Suslov May Be Purged Amid Kremlin Power Struggle

The report notes signs Nikita Khrushchev may remove Mikhail Suslov from his Kremlin post. Absences from public appearances since May 16 and nonattendance at a Communist summit are cited. Replacement of Suslov ally Konstantinov by Ilyichev signals diminished influence, with further moves against theoreticians alleged.

Associated Press Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Kremlin Mikhail Suslov Suslov Soviet Communist Party Central Committee Khrushchev Top Committee T Krem-lin F. V. Konstantinov L. F. Ilyichev Konstantinov Bulgaria Ani Cotati Tito Dmitri Shostakovich Aram Khachaturian Andrei Zhdanov Stalin Communist Party

Navy Cuts Program To Save Half Billion

The Navy announced cancellations of six new warships including two destroyer escorts and four guided missile frigates and the conversion of existing ships to Wasp class status. The plan also drops construction of an amphibious assault carrier and two guided missile cruisers, part of a cost saving move to reduce the reflected budget by about half a billion dollars.

Navy Washington Gates

Bomarc missile test cited in 1959 defense budget note

The article notes a successful Bomarc missile test streaking over the Atlantic as part of the fiscal 1959 budget, with ships to the air defense program and yard work in progress. It mentions Cape Canaveral and an English pseudonym linked to a figure, Ouida.

Frederick Atlantic Ouida Louise de la Ramee Cape Canaveral Fila Elist

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