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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1958

Page

6

Moscow Agrees To Meet On Nuclear Test Talks

Moscow announced a meeting of experts to study detecting nuclear explosions will begin July 1 in Geneva. The talks include experts from the United States Britain France the Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland and possibly the UN Secretariat in a technical role. The exchange followed President Eisenhower's letter to Premier Khrushchev.

London Moscow Geneva Eisenhower U. S Liewellyn Thompson Andrei Groko Fisenhower Khrushchev Tass United Nations Secretariat United States Britain France Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland

Walkersville To Open Union Bible School

Walkersville to hold two week Vacation Bible School for 100 plus children ages 4 to 14 beginning Monday mornings 9 30 to 11 30. Activities include worship Bible stories songs and games at United Church of Christ and Methodist Church School Building with two opening days and closing program for parents.

Walkersville Union United Church of Christ Frank Rosenberger Methodist Church Ey Koontz Helwig Roy Snyder Ings Frank Bostian Baltimore Arbe Butthur Newell Richmond Paul Althouse Frederick Paulings Helm Westminster Robert Phase World Service Olewiler Washington Methodist Chure Richard Thompson Albert Snyder Carol Kettelis Marjorie Sharon Kettelis Vivian Coram Connie Crum Miss Houck Dorothy Fogie Mildred Snyder Evan Esworthy Eleanor Bowers Nancy Anderson Lois Horine Diane Kettells Betty Barker Margaret Hoke Nancy E. Helwig Ernest Dettham Loretta J. Helwig

Senate Amends Labor Bill Narrowing State Jurisdiction

The Senate amended its labor bill to require the National Labor Relations Board to take jurisdiction in all interstate labor disputes. The move, a Kennedy Ives victory, would limit state authority and override a prior Eisenhower administration proposal. The chamber also rejected a proposal to bolster states' power to ban strikes by public utility workers.

Washington Senate National Labor Relations Board NLA John F. Kennedy D-Massi The Irving BM. Ives R,ny NLRB Watkins Arthur V. Watkins Utah

Resolution Passed By Potomac Synod

The Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ adopted a resolution during a Hood College conference disapproving the use of Evangelical and Reformed church facilities to evade public school integration amid Virginia's school crisis. The action was taken in its closing hours after a three day gathering.

Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ Hood College Virginia

Accidents Reported On Frederick Streets

Four autos damaged on North Market Street in an evening crash. A county youth, Harold N. Akers age 17, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for burns after running into a car driven by Osborne Price, 66, on East Patrick Street near Wisner Street. No charges. In a second collision on North Market Street, a chain reaction occurred when Jean C. Clark’s vehicle failed to stop, pushing Denne, Lazarz, and Albaugh autos. Estimated damage totals about $600. Officer Bernard King reports details and final actions.

North Market Street Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Harold N. Akers East Patrick Street Wisner Street Osborne Price College Terrace Price East Patrick South Wisner Street Bernard King Oscar L. Albaugh Union Bridge John J Lazarz Auto Lazarz Albaugh Auto Albaugh West 12Th Street Clark Deane and Lazarz Nor

Lay delegates named for church gathering in Virginia towns

Rev Kenneth Bishop Woodstock VA Dr Henry Koch Washington Rev Frank Festerman Mt Jackson VA Rev Lawrence Strunk Hagerstown Dr Timothy Lehman Edinburgh VA Lay delegates Col Robert Ben choff Woodstock Mehrl Ramsburg Lewistown Henry Schultheis Baltimore Dr C H Huffman Harrisonburg Roy L Hoff man J A Bosserman Harrisonburg Alternates William F Peltz Baltimore J William Schnebly Hagerstown Dr J E Ikenberry Harrisonburg Paige Gordon Fimberville VA G Frank Thomas Adamstown 78.4 grades to be taught by Mrs Josephine Gilbert assisted by Miss Martha A Dinterman pianist.

Kenneth Bishop Oodstock Henry Koch Washington Frank Festerman Lawrence Strunk Hagerstown Timothy Lehman Edinburgh Robert Benchoff Woodstock Mehrl R. Ramsburg Lewistown Henry Schultheis Baltimore C. H. Hufeman Harrisonburg Roy L. Hoffman J. A. Bosserman William F. Peltz J. William Schnebly J. E. Ikenberry Paige Gordon Fimberville G. Frank Thomas Adamstown

Maryland Regents Seek 5 9 Million for Campus Expansion

COLLEGE PARK The University of Maryland board voted to request 5 9 2 0 2 7 2 from the state for fiscal 1959 60. Projects include a five floor addition to University Hospital in Baltimore a psychiatric institute in Baltimore a new dormitory dining halls on the College Park campus and a physics and math building. Enrollment rose about 1000 students from 1954 to 1957, meeting urgent dormitory needs. The plan also lists arts and science buildings and related campus facilities.

College Park Board of Regents University of Maryland University Hospital Baltimore Wilson H. Elkins Regents

Police report details two vehicle crash in Frederick

Police reported an accident on East street near East Second street at 4 50 p m Friday involving T A Markoe 61 of East Eighth street Frederick and Franklin D Welch 27 of Clintwood Va. No charges were filed. Welch 1956 Ford sustained 20 in damages while Markoe s 1948 Dodge was undamaged. A separate note records a June dividend declaration by Dr Norvell Belt president of the Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association on six month savings accounts ending June 30.

Jman Trump T. A. Markoe East Eighthstreet Frederick Franklin D.welch Clintwood East Street East Second Street Markoe Welch Trump Paxing Norvell Belt Frederick Federal Savingsand Loan Association

2 State Assn Ends Meeting

The Maryland Delaware Water and Sewage association closed its thirty first annual convention at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with a special award to Eugene Jude Canton for supplying Frederick City with water meters for 29 years. Frederick City officials including William J. Davis and George Smith joined in presenting the honor to Canton, who at 67 remains active in the association. Local leaders William B. Burall and W. R. Walter participated in final convention activities. The executive committee, including G. Gordon, oversaw the closing events.

Maryland- Delaware Water and Sewage Association Francis Scott Key Hotel Eugene Jude Canton Frederick City William J. Davis George, K. Smith W. R. Walter Max Kehne William B. Burall G. Gordon

Convention Set For Ocean City June Next Year

Remsburg of Middletown and Robert H. Hartman of the Frederick City Disposals Plant chose Ocean City for the next annual convention in early June. Technical reports released Friday highlighted industry growth issues. A Pennsylvania Railroad official cited inadequate community planning as a barrier to new industry, noting smaller towns lack forward planning for services. Baltimore area leaders urged coordinated planning to leverage shared resources as water plans shift with Susquehanna pipeline. Local firms reported savings from pollution control directives, Everedy Co. cutting material waste by 3600 annually and Doeskin Products saving 250 dollars daily in raw materials. Elmer I. Eshleman of Western Maryland Trust chose the Father’s Day contest winner Friday.

Remsburg Middletown Robert H. Hartman Frederick City Ocean City Pennsylvania Railroad A. Dg. Rolleri Industtrial William Boucher II Poe Aeek Lla Lochs Raven Susquehanna James O. McCanner The Everedy Co Frederick Howard W. Rowan Doeskin Products Inc Rockland, del

Sinyre Wins With Summer Suit in Soos Event

Ronald L. Sinyre of 6 Lee Place won the contest at Soos with a summer suit. The results note the winner's title and address in a concise reports card style.

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