Nathan White Dies of Heart Attack at 60 in Gaithersburg
Frederick district manager for Peoples Life Insurance Company of Washington D C Nathan White died suddenly of a heart attack at his home near Gaithersburg at age 60. He had worked with the company since 1921, helped establish the Rockville office, and later led the Frederick district. Survived by his wife Marguerite and five sons including Nathan S White III and John Welty White. Funeral plans pending. Body moved to Gartner funeral home in Gaithersburg.
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Nathan §. White
Frederick
Peoples Life Insurance Company
Washington, D. C
Gaithersburg
White
Court and
West Church Streets
Mr. White
Rockville
Near Cloppers
Montgomery County
Nathan S
Julia Griffith White
Marguerite i W. White
Nathan S. White
The
Peoples Company
John Welty White
Gartner Funeral
President and party at Camp David for weekend respite
President Eisenhower rested at Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains with Mrs. Eisenhower and friends. The party included William E. Robinson, Mrs. Walton Walker, and Mrs. Alfred M. Gruenther. En route they paused about 45 minutes at Gettysburg to inspect renovation on the Eisenhowers farm home.
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Thurmont
MD. i
Eisenhower
Camp David Lodge
Catoctin Mountains
Eisenhowers
Wiliam E. Robinson
New York
Walton Walker
U. Sth
Korea
Alfred M. Gruenther
North Atlantic Treaty Defense Forces
Camp Bavid
Gettysburg
Nixon's Car Struck In Whittier Collision
Vice President Richard M. Nixon escaped injury after his car in a Whittier College caravan was sideswiped by a leftapproaching car that then struck a Secret Service vehicle head on. The other driver, Harold Belfry of Los Angeles, was booked on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Secret Service
Nixon
Whittier
Whittier College
Imperial TuguWndy
LA Puaise
Harold Belfry
Home Rule Victory Urged by Governor McKeldin
Ocean City Maryland Governor McKeldin urged municipal leaders to mobilize a broad vote in favor of the home rule amendment at the November election. He warned delegates not to assume voter approval and pressed for a decisive victory to also pave the way for county home rule battles. Roosevelt Jr. enters New York governor race as Democratic candidate.
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Ocean City
McKeldin
Maryland
Maryland Municipal League
General Assembly
Meckelding
Gov. McKeldin
Roosevelt
New York
Frankiin D. Roosevelt Jr
Harmony Band First In Firemen's Parade
The Harmony Band won first prize for best musical organization in the New Windsor Firemen's parade judged Wednesday night. The group led the Independent Hose Co. of Frederick with 38 musicians and two major eyes in the lineup. Bandleader R. Donald Gearinger notes new sousaphone, two trombones, and Zildjian cymbals. The Harmony band will perform in Baker Park on June 27.
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New Windsor
Harmony Band
Independent Hose Co
Frederick
R. Donald Gearinger
Baker Park
Col Gilbert to Be Graduated From General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth Kan Army Lt Col Harry C Gilbert son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Gilbert 120 North Market Freder ick Md will graduate June 18 from the Command and General Staff College at the Army highest school of tactics He is one of 60 officers in the ten month course taught high command logistics support to combat units and staff officer techniques After World War II he will be assigned to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Procurement Office in Chicago A Johns Hopkins University grad 1935 he is a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Army
Harry C. Gilbert
North Market Street
Frederick
Command and General Statt College
Gilbert
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Chicago
Johns Hopkins University
Delta Upsilon ‘ Fraternity
Candidates Quizzed On School Funding In Frederick County
Frederick County candidates for county commissioner and for the House of Delegates and State Senate are receiving questionnaires from the Frederick County Citizens Committee for the Public Schools. A June 23 Meet the Candidates event at Frederick High School is planned with no speeches. Questions cover biographical background, experience with schools, financing options, and whether to raise taxes if needed. state questions ask about increasing Maryland’s share of school funding toward the national average and views on the five year plan by teacher groups.
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Frederick County
R J
Citizens Committee
House of Delegates
State Senate
Frederick High School
County Board of Education
Maryland
Maryland State Teachers Association
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Teachers' Association
Six Die In Chicago Fire Trapping In Apartment Block
Six persons died and nine were injured in a fast spreading blaze that engulfed a four story brick building at 1102 Erie Street on Chicago's near northwest side. Fire officials called the structure a fire trap and said the cause was not yet determined. The victims included two families: a mother and daughter, a father and daughter, and a brother and sister in their fourth floor apartments.
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Chicago
Erie Street
DeWitt Hyde to Speak at BHS Alumni Banquet
Congressman DeWitt S. Hyde will be the principal speaker at the Boys High School Alumni Association dinner on Saturday evening, June 19, at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Letters urge large attendance as the group notes dwindling membership since Frederick High School opened in 1922.
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BHS
DeWitt S. Hyde
Boys’ High School Alumni Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Alumni Association
Frederick High School
Amon Burgee
Burgee
Jesse R. Klein
Mundt Calls For Feud To Be Ended
Washington Acting Chairman Mundt urged an end to a feud between Senate investigations aides that flared into heated exchanges amid McCarthy Army hearings. Roy M. Cohn denied threats while Kennedy admitted hostility toward McCarthy staff. Mundt said the dispute has no place in the hearings.
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Washington
Mundt
R-Sd
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy Army
Roy M. Cohn
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Cohn
Kennedy
Dmass
Subcommittee
Democrats
Colin
Jackson
Pl. G
David Schine
Man and Woman Die In Highlights Wreck Near State Line
SUDLERSVILLE Md A man and woman were killed in a head on crash near the Delaware state line on Maryland 300 east of here The victims were named as William Henry Lau 46 of Wilmington Del and Mrs A Eskamp of Linden Md The male driver of the car carrying Mrs Eskamp was hospitalized in critical condition The wreck occurred on a long curve about half a mile west of the Delaware line near a stretch Eisenhower traveled last week to Washington College The report also notes stream conditions Monocacy clear at Frederick Junction Potomac clear at Point of Rocks and includes Eisenhowers remarks on Congress and the McCarthy Army hearings
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Sudlersville
Delaware State Line
Maryland
William Henry Lau
Wilmington
A. Eskamp
Linden
Eskamp
Chestertown
Delaware Line
Eisenhower
Dover
Del
Washington College
Frank Cormier
Washington
Congress
America
McCarthy- Army
McCarthy-Army
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Special Army
Laniel Loses Confidence Vote By 13
Paris P C the French National Assembly defeated Premier Joseph Laniel on a confidence vote 306 to 293. The defeat did not mandate resignation. a formal resignation requires an absolute majority of 313. Laniel indicated he might stay if no new government could form immediately. President Rene Coty urged restraint. Laniel urged ministers to remain as a new team forms with broad support.
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Paris P
French National Assembly
Joseph Laniel
Laniel
Rene Coly
Lanie
Lanjiel
Lanier
Munich
Indochina
Wul Us Gueae Cue Lyucu
France
Temperature soars past ninety around county facilities
Temperatures reached 90 at the airport and 92 at the State Police barracks marking the warmest day of the year as forecasters anticipate continued heat with scattered thunderstorms unlikely in the area. Traffic is expected to be heavy as residents seek cooler spots and pools.
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Frederick High School
Henry R. Shoemaker
Welch Attacks McCarthy Over Guild Connection
Boston lawyer Joseph N Welch refuted McCarthy's claim that his firm’s National Lawyers Guild ties equal the Communist Party legal arm. Welch stated the accusation was unfounded and expressed a sharp rebuke of the senator’s conduct. The exchange touched on Frederick G Fisher’s past Harvard Law membership and the lasting impact of Welch's rebuke.
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Joseph N. Welch
Boston
National Lawyers Guild
McCarthy
Communist Party
Werchh
Frederick G. Fisher
Lawyer's Guild
Harvard University
Unit Votes To Control Md. Nominations After Primaries
Maryland’s unit vote system allocates nominating votes by county and Baltimore districts. The most popular candidate in each subdivision wins all its nominating votes, shaping nomination despite lower statewide totals.
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Baltimore City
General Assembly
Baltimore
Sill
William Preston Lane Jr
George P. Mahoney
John Marshall
Cars damaged in multiple city collisions reported
A city police report notes two collisions causing over 330 dollars in damage. Mae L. Palmer and Jesse J. Thomas collided on Ice street. Thomas was charged with failing to obey traffic control. A second collision on East Patrick street caused minor damage to Florence E. B. Kelly and Robert C. Schultz with no charges. An inauguration date and a trolley strike near Pittsburgh are also mentioned in brief notices.
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West AH Saints
Ice Streets
Mae L. Palmer
Hangerstown
Ice Street
Jesse J. Thomas
Airy
AL Saints
William A Boone
Thomas
East Patrick Street
Carrell Street
Nathan
Persex
Robert C. Schultz
Baltimore
Patrick
Patrick Street
Florence EB. Kelly
West 12Th Street
Talks Began With Hicks Widow in Maryland
State's Attorney Barbour said he and three officers visited Richmond Virginia to question Mrs Hicks widow about the death of Begaenld wer Hicks. He noted the interviews were cautious and she declined to discuss details at the home of her father. Hicks died after his car was found with a taped hand throttle in a possible homicide case. In other items Training Union started May 16 at Barnesville Baptist church with 26 attendees. numbers rose to 35 and 45. June Cote is acting director with group leaders named for nursery to intermediate ages.
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LA Plata
Charles County
Tans & Hicks
Robert T. Barbour
Richmond
Hicks
Jimie
Eather
Barbour
Hee
Barnesville Baptist Church
L. J. Newton
TF. U
June Cote
Betty B. Barnes
Nancy Jo Cooley
H. C. DuBois
Qwater
Percy Knill
Burriss
R. Gilliam
Dulles Sets Five Conditions for Indochina Intervention
Secretary of State Dulles returned to Washington after a five power Allied military leaders conference at the Pentagon. He outlined five prerequisites for possible U S intervention in Indochina including an invitation from lawful authorities and French commitment to Indochinese independence. He cited Geneva delays and a potential Southeast Asia alliance as factors shaping policy.
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Washington
Dulles
Indochina
National Airport
Pentagon
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
Los Angeles World Affairs Council
Geneva
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Philippines
Thailand
Los Angeles
Frederick Chief Main Graduates from FBI National Academy
Chief of Police Charles V. Main of Frederick completed a 12 week course at the FBI National Academy in Washington and received his diploma from Deputy Attorney General William P. Rogers. About 45 Frederick officials attended the ceremony, including Mayor Donald B. Rice.
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Charles V. Main
Frederick
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Academy
Washington
United States
William P. Rogers
Donald B. Rice
Main
Vane
PBI
Academy
Chief Main
Maryland
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Bernard Sweeney
Santo Differio
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