Episcopal Conference At Hood College Opens In D C Area
More than 400 clergymen and lay leaders of the Episcopal church registered at Hood College for a week long conference of the Province of Washington. Rev Canon Ernest W Southcott leads lectures daily at nine with seminars and classes. The conference opens with Holy Communion at 7 a.m. and closes the following Saturday morning with a final talk by Southcott.
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Episcopal Church
Hood College
Episcopal
CT. W. Berger
Warren E. Mace
Robert D. Owen
Hildegarde Ross
Gwen
All Saints’ Episcopal
Robert W. Back
John E. Cross Dr
Brewster
Herman di Brandi
Airy
Lisa Goodman
Ruby Pannal
Elizabeth Hunter
B. 8. Ford
Ethel B Smythe
Horace Bowne
J. Prescott Seldon
Lecures
Five Day Forecast Sees Near Normal Temperatures and Rain
The forecast calls for average temperatures with minor daily changes. Showers are expected Tuesday and again Thursday through Saturday, totaling one half to three quarters of an inch. Highs range from 77 to 85 degrees, with early mornings 60 to 65 degrees, except 50 degrees in Western Maryland ruins.
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S. the Assoca
Maryland
Royer Ex Thurmont Banker Dies at years old
Samuel T. Royer Sr a longtime Thurmont Bank president for 23 years and former board chair dies after a three week illness He served in the Spanish American War and was a member of the Germantown Church of God He leaves a large family including wife Jennie C Royer and numerous children stepchildren grandchildren and great grandchildren The body was at ML Creager and Son funeral home Thurmont and will lie in state at Germantown Church of God before services conducted by Rev Clarence McGaha Burial follows in the church cemetery
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Samuel T. Royer Sr
Mr. Royer
Thurmont Bank
Jr. Order of Mechanics of
Cascade
Royer
Germantown Church of God
Sabillasville
Earl Ices
Puyallup
Wash
Creighton Flynn
Lantz
Etta Manahan
Waynesboro
ML. Creager and Son Funeral
Thurmont
Clarence McGaha
Senators Obtain Pitcher Ray Moore From White Sox
Washington Senators announce the acquisition of pitcher Ray Moore from Chicago. Moore, 34, has 14 relief appearances this year with one win and one loss. veteran of Dodgers and Orioles, lifetime 47-47. Senator Jim Kaat optioned to Charleston. Details of deal not disclosed. River readings note Monocacy at Buckeystown clearer, Potomac slightly above normal.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Ray Moore
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Jim Kaat
Charleston
W. Va
American Assn
Moore
White Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
Kaat
Buckeystown
Potomac
PSC Permit Is Before Court
Arguments were presented in Circuit Court before Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnanffer on whether the Public Service Commission acted within its code in approving a permit transfer to haul combustible materials. The truckers led by Samuel W. Barrick and Paul R. Kach claim the transfer favored Stewart Petroleum, a large firm, over smaller operators. PSC lawyers argued no public need must be shown for a transfer and that proper management and safety suffice. they challenged the truckers’ claim of inconsistency with PSC policy and potential payola.
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Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnanffer
Public Service Commission
Schrauffer
James R
Samuel W. Barrick
Paul R. Kach
Baltimore
PSC
Stewart Petroleum Com
Stewart Company
Edward G. Pickett
Commission
Pickett
Endoney Des Sore
Stewart
Trackers
Jefferson Grange Aids Fellow Man
A group from Jefferson Grange used eight tractors and farm equipment to prepare fields and plant corn for Joseph Long near Jefferson. Led by Bernard Remsburg, the community service project ran from eight in the morning to six in the evening, including plowing harrowing dragging and planting. Dinner was served by the Ladies of the Grange at the Mrs. Arthur House home.
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Jefferson Grange
Joseph Long
Jefferson
Long
Community Service Committee
Bernard Remsburg
Remsburg
The
Grange
Arthur House
House Farm
Long Farm
Henry Lakin
Halfdan Zimmerman
Henry Keller
Richard Remsburg
Harold Wood
Unprecedented Security Planned For Ike At Tokyo
As Eisenhower nears arrival in Tokyo on June 18, Japanese security plans mobilize 2,000 police to guard against potential mob action. Some leftist groups back away from airport demonstrations, while hard-core Communist leadership remains linked to violence concerns.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Redtinged
Sohyo Labor Federation
Zengakuren Student Federation
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hower
Hirohito
Takeshi Usami
Imperial Ousehold
Hagerty
U.S
Japan
United States
Socialist Party
Nobusuke Kishi
Hasenhowers
Zengakuren
Artz Library To Obtain 1000 Children's Books
Frederick's C Burr Artz Library will close Tuesday to allow staff and volunteers to travel to Baltimore and select 1000 children's books for local use as part of a statewide 100000 volume distribution to Maryland's public libraries. The move, though caused by understaffing, is praised by Librarian Miss Josephine P Etchison as beneficial for patrons and will involve a one day selection window.
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C. Burr Artz
Baltimore
Division of Library Extension
State Department of Education
Maryland
Josephine P. Etchison
Frederick
Artzibrary
Etchison
Frederick used car dealer convicted in multiple charges
Perry Shorb, a Frederick used car dealer, was found guilty in Magistrate Court on 13 charges tied to irregular business practices. Sentencing is postponed to Friday. Co-defendant Marion Ridgely also guilty of failing to sign and deliver a vehicle transfer. Additional weekend intoxication trials resulted in jail and fines.
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Frederick
Perry Shorb
Edward D. Storm
Shorb
Department of Motor Vehicles
Gary Duvall
Raymond Beall
Arthur Reener
George Eckenrode
Shorb Motors
North End Auto Repair
Davali
Cmmt
North Market Street
Fourth Street
Cpl. Garvey
Sherb
Storm
Market Street
Garvey
Marion Ridgely
Ridgely
Harvey Jarels
Lester Carter
Fret Baumgardner
Jarels
Carter
Baumgardner
Merger Talks Between Two Rail Lines Move Ahead
Philadelphia AP report says the Norfolk and Western and Nickel Plate railroads agreed to merge. The plan would create a system of about 5,024 miles from Virginia through Illinois to New York, with Nickel Plate shares exchanged for 0.45 Norfolk shares.
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Philadelphia
Norfolk and Western Railroad
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad
Nickel Plate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Ilinois
New York State
Norfolk and Western Common
Nickel Plate Stockhold
Eee
Youth Shot Four Times In Stomach
Richard C. Phillips, 19, of Parkville was shot four times in the stomach on the Baltimore Washington Parkway near Jessups during a tussle with a stranger. He was treated at Fort Meade Hospital in critical condition after waking to a pounding lead pipe at his car. A 26-year-old Highlandtown man was detained for questioning as police recovered a 25 caliber automatic at the scene.
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Jessups
Bid
Richard C. Phillips
Parkville
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
Phillips
Fort Meade Hospital
Waldorf
Highlandtown
Argentina Uprising Collapses
President Frondizi announced a western Argentina revolt had collapsed within hours as loyal forces recaptured San Luis. Gen Maurico Gomez was captured and others fled. The rebellion, led by anti-Peronist officers, sought to oust Frondizi and accused his government of Marxist and Communist tendencies.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Lof
San Luis
Asi
Europe
Interior Ministry
Mauricio Gomez
Rodolfo Larcher
Juan D. Peron
Pedro Arambura
Fortunato Giovannoni
Peron
Arambura
Imniles
Eisenhower Heads to Wake Island Stop En Route to Philippines
President Eisenhower, warmly greeted in Alaska, continues Far East tour by flying to Wake Island for refueling before Clark Field near Manila. He defends itinerary against advice to cancel and says his visit aims at concrete, world-benefiting results despite risks.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Eisenhower
Philippines
Aie
Elmendorf
Wake Island
Clark Field
Philippine
Tokyo
Minnesota 4-Hers Arrive In Frederick
Eleven Minnesota 4 H Club members and their leader Max Kronemann Jr arrive in Frederick as exchangees in the Maryland Minnesota 4 H Club exchange. They will join local hosts for county wide 4 H activities and rural life experiences with several events planned.
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Minnesota
Max C. Kronemann Jr
Fergus Falls
Minn
David Eigenbrode
Rene V. Carlson
Carlton County
Shirley Wiliams
Liberty
Lucretia May Lignity
Freeborn County
Ee King
Ballenger
Everett D. Johnson
Jackson County
Wayne Sworley
Walkersville Club
Duane Radeke
Kanabec County
Byron
Virginia Grossnickle
Ruth Warwick
Lac Qui Parle
Kathereen
Joseph Smith
New Market
Donald E. Holec
le Sueur
Binn
Clifford
Betty Ann Stiles
New Market Club
Leon G. Wichmann
Lyon County
Minrt
Robby
John Messer
Urbana
Karen Kersting
Mahnomen County
Alice Ganley
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Episcopal Conference
Hood
E. W. Southrott
Arphive
Weinberg
Braddock Pool
Dan Weinberg
Braddock Swimming Pool Inc
Board of County Commissioners
Lloyd Fogle
Lumen Norris
Nortis
Braddock Heights
Braddock District
Norris
Artz
Chile
Santago
Valdivia
Josaph Lo
Bernard Remshburg
Richard Remebirg
Harold Hood
Ike
Wake Is
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