AAA Names Winners Of Safety Contest
The American Automobile Association announces 1957 safety contest winners nationwide for pedestrian safety. Delaware tops group four and Washington DC and Cleveland receive honorable mentions among large cities. The piece also notes building renovations and agency moves in Frederick County with the Health Center opening in late June and welfare and agricultural offices relocating through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Automobile Assn
Kansas
AAA
Delaware
D.C
Cleveland
Winchester
Frederick County Welfare Board
East Church Street
Driver Faints At Wheel Triggering House Crash
A Frederick motorist William C. Flair fainted at the wheel on West Sou Street causing his car to strike another vehicle then slam into the Amvets Home on West Patrick Street. Flair was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for lacerations to the nose left knee and other injuries. The crash damaged the Amvets entrance and porch with total losses listed around 350 dollars to 100 dollars to the home and car occupants. City police report Flair had stopped at the Patrick Street intersection before collapsing and hitting the gas pedal.
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Frederick
Amvets
West Patrick Street
William C. Flair
West Sou. Street
Frederick Memorial Hopital
Coubey
Agricultural Conservation Service
Soa Conservation Service
Hill-Burton, Ack
State Health Department
Health Department
University of Maryland
Norman S. Earley and Son
Hagerstown
Theis Pene Peete
Mae Exe Ssriekent Progress
Patrick Street
Ione Sodyabip Mobile
Charles
Patrick
Welfare Board
Amvets Club
Ing
Ini
Flair
Chary
Winchester Hall
Bernard King
Plair
Tellege Terrace
Sparrows Point MA Pedestrian Program Cited by AAA
Towns Unger sues over special callon from the AAA for its 1957 pedestrian program activities, reflecting local government dispute and funding context in Sparrows Point Maryland.
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Unger Sue
Sparrows Point
AAA
De Gaulle to Meet Macmillan Before Month End
Paris AP Premier De Gaulle will confer with British Prime Minister Macmillan before month end. No date set though June 27 is often cited. It will be De Gaulle’s first meeting with a Western Alliance leader since taking office as he previews more independent France within the alliance. De Gaulle returns from a country weekend to North Africa worries and appoints Gen Raoul Salan to run the Algiers government. He plans a second trip to Algeria to tighten his authority as Algeria’s border neighbors Morocco and Tunisia pose issues amid the ongoing war.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Western Alliance
U. G
Dulles
France
North Africa
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Algeria
Salan
Morocco
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Tunis
Ahmed Balairej
Short Course Opens Today at Maryland Campus
Housewives from across Maryland gather at the University of Maryland for a week of courses in home making foods nutrition furnishings clothing flower arranging human development in family life and more. The 22nd Essential Rural Women's Short Course runs through Saturday with options in poultry citizenship civil defense parliament ary law press and landscape gardening and even bird study. The university extension service sponsors the program.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland
Brethren Conference Draws Local Attendees to Des Moines
Rev Ralph B White pastor of the Church of the Brethren flies to Des Moines Iowa for the annual conference marking the 250th anniversary of the church. Attending from the local church are Mr and Mrs Ralph Fahmey and Mrs Bertha Nicholson all leaving by Tuesday morning as the week long conference opens today.
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Ralph B White
Church of the Brethren
Des Moines
Iowa
Ralph Fahmey
Bertha Nicholson
Beirut unrest spurs U N observers as fighting erupts
A violent clash in Beirut as a Beirut car collides on East Church Street injuring two. James A. Rice of Braddock Heights is fined for a traffic violation. The U N envoy Dag Hammarskjold arrives to direct observers while U S Embassy offers free transport to dependents. Americans urged to avoid streets as heavy shooting subsides. The revolt against President Camille Chamoun’s pro-Western government, linked to Nasser's United Arab Republic, enters its month-old phase with no foreigners reported hurt.
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East Church Street
Harry Quinn
Carmey Beirut
E. Reeder
Biggs Avenue
Lebanon
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Amiloruuve
James A. Rice
Braddock Heights
Mar
Church
Reeder
Rice
Iin
Beirut
Peoples Court
Middle East
U. S
Ameri J
Wabash Flood Spreads Over West Terre Haute
Floodwaters from Sugar Creek overwhelmed an earthen levee protecting West Terre Haute Indiana. About 30 percent of the town housing 4000 residents was inundated as water crossed U S 40 five blocks from the river. National Guard and Army reservists aided police to guard against looters.
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Terre Haute
Ind
West Terre Haute
Indiana
Ilinois
Sugar Creek
Indiana National Guard
U.S. 40
Wabash
Red Cross
Army
Graham Urges Enduring Campaign Fervor After San Francisco Crusade
Billy Graham ends a seven week evangelistic battle at the Cow Palace with 18 500 in attendance for the final session. He urges believers to carry revival into their churches warning that Satan preys if effort lapses. Total seven week attendance reaches 896 525 with 3700 decisions for Christ bringing the grand total to 25 575.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Cow Palace
Graham
Satan
Judas
God
Christ
Father’s Day triplets birth in Joliet family
Mrs Ruth Bruno 20 of Lockport presented her husband John 25 with three Father’s Day gifts Sunday triplet girls. They are the Brunos first children.
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Joliet, Wi
Ruth Bruno
Lockport
John
Bruno
Mrs Crosby tells plot to kidnap her in Hollywood
Mrs Crosby arrived from Reno amid a kidnapping plot involving Wilburn E Davison and Eugene Kling aimed at abducting her for 100000 dollars. Davison, 48, admitted four robberies and two kidnappings and likely faces life. Kling fled with 23000 of the loot. The plan unraveled after Davison’s niece Nicki Snow, 19, reported the scheme in Seminole County Oklahoma.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Bing
Alaska
Alrs. Crosby
Reno
Ney
Sheriff's Office
Wilburn E. Davison
Davison
Nicki Snow
Seminole Country
Okla
Eugene
Kling
Lakewood
Miss Snow
Weekend Maryland fatalities rise amid several drownings
The Associated Press reports multiple weekend deaths in Maryland including a Baltimore youth killed in a three car crash on the Baltimore Washington Expressway near Cheverly. Brig Gen Charles Maryson of Washington drowned after falling from a boat on the Patuxent River near Oakville. Other incidents include drownings in the Potomac and Baltimore Harbor and several fatal crashes and injuries across St. Marys, Prince Georges, and Baltimore counties.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore‘Washington
Air Force
Patuxent Rivers
Maryland
Potomac River
Robert Day
Cheverly
Day
Charles Maryson
Washington
Patuxent River
Oakville
St. Mary’s County
Roy Guyther
Joseph M. Proctor
Bryans Road
Charles County
Jerry M. Brotemarkle
Compton
University of Maryland
Maryland 245
Leonardtown
Mary Lou Winkleman
Hyattsville
U.S. 1
Kingsville
Baltimore County
Richard Montanari
Dundalk
Baltimore Harbor
Grason Johnson
Full Scale Attack Drives on North Celebes Stronghold
President Sukarno's government launched a full scale land sea and air attack in North Celebes to crush the rebellion. The navy said invasion forces landed at daybreak twenty miles from Menado the rebel capital. The plan aimed to seal the 20 mile wide peninsula for a final assault on the volcano ringed seaport.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Celebes
Menado
Investigations Link Goldfine Hotel Bills To Adams
Washington officials disclose records showing industrialist Bernard Goldfine paid hotel bills for President Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams. Subcommittee cites Waldorf Astoria charges in 1954 and Boston stays linked to Goldfine. FBI records referenced while Adams denies permanent suites.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Goldfine
Adams
Frankis X. McLaughlin
Waldorf
Boston
McLaughlin
Yler
FTC
Gold Fine
Northfield
FIC
Waldorf-Ashtora
Northfield Mills
FAREN
Martinsburg
W. Va
Capital Air
George Washiton
Considerington Hospital
Waldorf Astoria
Mel Laughlin
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
Harris
Two Maritime Unions Strike In New York
Two unions, the Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn and the National Maritime Union, walked out in New York seeking contracts for about 1,700 engineers and 10,000 unlicensed tanker seamen. Nearly 700 American flagships on East and Gulf ports could be tied up. negotiations were to resume later.
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New York
Seaimen
Gulf Coast
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
National Maritime Union
Menshikov Returns to Moscow on Brief Diplomatic Mission
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov flew from New York to Copenhagen and then to Moscow on a temporary official mission. Embassy officials said he would return to Washington within days, keeping the reasons for the call undisclosed. His wife stayed in Washington during the trip, and the State Department was informed of the departure.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
Moscow
Menshikov
New York
Scandinavian Airlines
Copenhagen
New York International Airport
Renew Your Driver License Before June 30
Baltimore AP report notes drivers with last names A through C must re register now or risk driving on expired licenses. Commissioner James B Monroe says old licenses expire at month end and about 100000 ABC re registrations remain incomplete. Re registering requires answering questions, signing before a notary, and returning the form with a $2 fee. Arrest risk applies to those without new operator licenses by June 30. The General Assembly previously authorized multi year re registration to purge deadwood from motor vehicle records.
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Baltimore
James B. Monroe
Motor Vehicles Department
Justice of the Peace
MVD
General Assembly
Five Day Forecast for Maryland Delaware by AP
Temperatures will average 1 to 3 degrees below normal. Cool Tuesday with gradual warming rest of week. Showers likely late Wednesday or Thursday, possibly total percent inch. Normal highs range from the high 70s in the mountains to the low or mid 80s elsewhere. lows from mid 60s to the 50s in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Maryland-Delaware
1933 Frederick High School reunion boasts 234 attendees
Two hundred thirty four attended the 25th reunion of Frederick High School's Class of 1933 at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. The evening featured a social hour, banquet, dancing, live music by Clark Sheeten helm's orchestra, and an awards program. Noting the class grew to 265 graduates, with 14 states plus D C represented, officers and committees are listed, and five members noted as deceased.
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Frederick High School
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Clark Sheetenhelm
Charles S. V. Sanner
Ruth Nicodemus Dorman
A. A. Radcliffe
Blass
A. L. Leary
Leary
Emmitsburg
William M. Brish
Washington County
Brish
Parsons Newman
Jean Schmidt Cook
Philip Carty
Loise Smith Dollahite
San Marcos
Tex
Mary Yinger Berchner
Russell Y. Dansberger
David A. Hickman
Lola B. Johnson
Dudley Hyde
William C. Moberly
Meredith Poole
Maryland
States
District ‘of Columbia
Mr. Radcliffe
Herbert R.staley
Cook
Roy F. Gastley
Mrs. Cook
Dorothy Dutrow Brittain
Dorothy E. Keyes
J. Malcolm McCardell
Philip N. Robert
Richard F. Stull
Lawrence E. Pagan
Mr Staley
Robert A. Troxell
Louise Jones Stine
Alden B. Summers
John T. Fergusson
Mr. Gastley
M. Margaret Gardner
Theolma Crum Mantz
Jenice Robinson Bowers
Records Subpoenaed and Hospitalized Crews
Report notes King’s Daughters Hospital patients from the June 4 mishap Captain J B Kinne and Leighton R Tompkins remained hospitalized while Edwin A Henderson of Minneapolis died from burns during the DC3 crash. Kinne and Tompkins hail from Sterling Virginia and Fairfax Virginia respectively.
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J. B. Kinne
Leighton R. Tompkins
King's Daughters Hospital
Edwin A. Henderson
Minneapolis
Mion
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Legame
Goldéine
Sayling
Soc
Taneytown
Carroll County
Inonne
Marine Engineers
NIMU
American Radio Asse
Radio Met
SIO
Imenshikov
Kinne
Sterling, Va
Tompkins
Fairfax, Va
D. Eldred Rinehart
Sen
Beall
Senate
Rinehart
Beail
Prospect Park Zoo
Brooklyn
Astra
Judy
Atty
Paul W. Williams
Department of Justice
Christine Carere
SS . Washington
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Nicosia
Cyprus
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