Warning Issued After Stray High Power Rifle Bullet
City police issued a strong warning against firing within a mile of the city after a stray high powered rifle bullet damaged a window door and wall at a Kline Boulevard home. Earlier reports said rifles dented two cars in Monocacy Village. Chief Charles V. Main urged gun safety and announced a full investigation.
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Kline Boulevard
Monocacy Village
Charles V. Main
Main
Prederwick
W. R. Hinshaw
Monocacy River
Hinshaw
800 Women At Short Course in Maryland
AP reports more than 800 Maryland women attend the Rural Women's Short Course at College Park to study homemaking hobbies and current events. The University of Maryland extension program began yesterday and runs through Saturday with Allegany County leading registrations at 90 followed by Washington 83 and Baltimore areas.
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College Park Md
Maryland
University of Maryland
Allegany County
Washington County
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel County
She Was Right as Triplets Born at Home in San Francisco
Esther Silvanes 32 gave birth Monday night to a baby girl Karen Joyce and twins Deborah Lynn and Lawrence Andrew, at home. All three moved to Mary's Help Hospital where the boy is in an incubator. Emergency ambulance stewards assisted deliveries. The family already has three daughters. Pace Rise New York reports stock gains as industrials pace a morning market rise in moderately active trading.
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San Francisco
Esther Silvanes
Deborah Lynn
Lawrence Andrew
Karen Joyce
Mary's Help Hospital
New York
U S May Use Force to Help Lebanon Independence
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States could take military action under certain conditions to preserve Lebanon's independence. He noted the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean monitoring the crisis and said Marines could act if needed, with Hammarskjold and the UN security force involved.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
U.S
Mediterranean
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Theij
Former Pastor Ezra E Williams Dies in Baltimore
Rev Ezra E Williams district superintendent of North Baltimore District Washington Annual Conference of the Methodist Church and former pastor of Asbury Methodist Church died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after an operation. He served Asbury from 1934 to 1953, leading debt elimination and social hall dedication in his name with growth in membership and new church groups. Funeral arrangements will be announced by C E Hicks 3rd funeral director.
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Ezra E. Williams
North ‘Baltimore
Washington
The
Methodist Church
Asbury
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Williams
Mr. Williams
Women's Society of Christian Service
Young Men’s Club
Phyllis Wheatley Club
C. E. Hicks
Maryland Court of Appeals Upholds Part and Reverses Part
The Maryland Court of Appeals upholds one judgment element against Cadillac Cocktail Lounge operators in Cumberland and reverses another. It ruled employing a minor to assist with alcohol sales was unlawful, while evidence on a second charge about posting around the bar was insufficient. The court noted fines could be reduced from 500 to 0 at the circuit court’s discretion.
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Annapolis
Mary Iland Court of Appeals
Cadillac
Cumberland
High Court
Circuit Court
Jane R. Molinari
John L.farrin
William D. Trozzo
Open Bids For School Work July 2
The Board of Education will accept bids until Wednesday July 2 at 2 20 p m for completing the Woodsboro elementary kitchen and related cafeteria work The project includes food service equipment partitions and a small storage room The multipurpose room remains the cafeteria and the old kitchen space will house Walkersville classes due to crowding while Walkersville High and Central High plans are developed Dallas Contractors Inc of Hagerstown is advancing Elm Street junior high improvements with a target finish by August 15
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Board of Education
Woodsboro
Hich
Walkersville School
Walkersville
Walkersville High School
Central High School
Dallas Contractors, Inc
Ha‘gerstown
Elm Street
18 Killed In Plane Crash In Brazil
Former President Nereu Ramos and 18 others died when a Convair hit a pine tree on approach to Curitiba. Gov. Jorge La cerda of Santa Catarina and congressman Leoberto Leo were among the dead. Surviving congressman Jose f Rentie Rodrigues was seriously injured. The plane was en route from Porto Alegre to Curitiba. The crash occurred near the airstrip as the aircraft ended its flight. Ramos previously served as president after Juscelino Kubitschek's inauguration.
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Nereu Ramos
Curitiba
Rio
Jorge Lacerda
Santa Catarina
Leoberto Leo
Josef Rentie Rodrigues
Convair
Cruzeiro de Gul
Kubit-isehek
Frederick Playground Leadership Course Opens With Space Age Fun
Frederick leaders begin a two day leadership training at Frederick High School with the National Recreation Association's Ruth Eblers guiding four sessions. The theme Space Age Fun includes music games dramatics treasure hunts and community party ideas for youth leaders and registrations run 9 30 to 10 a m.
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Ffor Frederick
Ruth Eblers
National Recreation Association
Frederick High School
Sammy Thompson Sentenced After Drunken Arrest
Sammy Thompson received an additional ten days in jail in Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr.'s court for intoxication in public. The incident occurred near Thompson's arrest location in the city as officials including Mayor John A. Derr and others attended the Maryland Municipal League convention in Ocean City.
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Sammy Thompson
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Maryland Municipal League
Ocean City
John A. Derr
Louis E. Fichel
Bernard E. King
Berger
William B. Bored Thompson
Charles P. Staley
Klineharts Alley
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
King.Board
Three Baltimore Policemen Fired For Misconduct
Three Baltimore police officers pleaded guilty at a departmental hearing and were dismissed for conduct unbecoming an officer. William S Church 37 James A Boswell 32 and John E Virts 35 faced further charges of making a false report. A fourth officer pleaded guilty to misconduct and action was held in abeyance.
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Baltimore
William S., Church
James A. Boswell
John E. Virts
Boswell
Wirts
James A.hepbrow
Church
Republican Committee reorganizes Frederick County unit and selects leaders
The Republican State Central Committee for Frederick County reorganized after the primary at Hotel Frederick. Emmett R. Bowlus is chairman with Grayson Doub as vice chairman and Mrs Hilda B Croghan as secretary. Lee Munshower of Thurmont will be recommended as acting Postmaster, with a permanent appointment pending approval, and a county and district campaign structure will be formed ahead of the November election.
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Republican State Central Committee
Frederick County
Thurmont
Hotel Frederick
Emmett R. Bowlus
Frederick
Grayson Doub
Myersville
Hilda B. Croghan
E. Hart Etchison
Mehil F. Wachter
Kay C. Gladhill
Middletown
Henry K. Testerman
Laniz
Hyde
Lee Munshower
Earl
T. Kelbaugh
Munshower
Post Office Department
State Central Committee
Frederick Keith
Summit Conference Wrecked By Soviet Move In Moscow
Washington Paris London reacted to Khrushchev letter denouncing pre summit talks as time wasted while Moscow published secret notes and exposed West proposals. West demanded lower level prep. Soviets pressed for heads of government meeting and broad demands, across nuclear tests space arms and European security.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Khrushchev
State Department
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Patrick Reilly
Maurice Dejean
Paris
London
U. S
Middle East
West
Germany
United Nations
Eisenhower Accepted Vicuna Cloth Gift From Goldfine
Washington AP report says President Eisenhower accepted vicuna material from Bernard Goldfine in November 1956 though no coat was made. Press secretary Hagerty defended the president, calling Pearson’s claims false and noting Eisenhower has two vicuna coats from the 1940s and early 1950s. He said gifts are common to presidents and denied any friendship with Goldfine.
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Washington
White House
Bernard Jebe
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Drew Pearson
Goldfine
Pearson
Adams
Harold Talbott
Air Force
Talbott
Haggerty
Hagerly
Boston
State Board Visits Gathland Park and Local Watersheds
The State Board of Natural Resources toured Little Beaver Creek and Little Antietam Creek watersheds and Gathland State Park in Hagerstown. They met Keller Ridenour of Boonsboro and discussed flood control cooperation, noting the need for state and federal help. At Gathland, workers began a $35,000 restoration of Gath Hall, the Townsend home, to become a shelter and caretakers’ residence.
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Hagerstown
State Board of Natural Resources
Little Beaver Creek
Little Antietam Creek
Gathland State Park
Little Antietam
Little Beaver
Keller Ridenour
Boonsboro
D. Raymond Suively
South Mountain
State Department of Forests and Parks
Gath
George Alfred Townsend
Light Forest Fire Loss In Spring In Frederick County
Light forest fire loss in Frederick county this spring was extremely light. District Forest Supervisor Herman Toms said five acres would cover it all due to a wet spring. He noted two lightning fires, rare in his 34 years with the department, confined to trees struck by bolts. A Hagerstown contractor began construction of a large shop at Gambrill State Park High Knob. Deeds recorded for two properties on Rosemont avenue near Baughman’s Lane sold for about 12500 each to Manticore Investment Corp.
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Frederick County
Herman Toms
Toms
State Department of Forests and Parks
Hagerstown
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Rosemont Avenue
Baughman’s
Miriam E. Carter
Manticore Investment Corporation
Baughman
President Adams Says He Was Ignorant Of Rules In Goldfine Inquiry
President Adams testified before a House investigation panel that he did not seek favors for Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine and claimed he was ignorant of Federal Trade Commission rules. He disclosed gifts from Goldfine including a rug, a coat, and hotel payments totaling over two thousand dollars. Adams asserted he acted at Goldfine's request and noted that any information shared came from official channels, not special leverage.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Federal Trade Commission
House
Goldfine
Boston
Eisenhower
Subcommittee
Robert Lishman
Quiry Adams
FIC
Lishman
Adams
Commission
FTC
New York
Plymouth
Mass
White House
Congress
Hat~ Hing
Gerald DB. Morgan
Rachel
Oren Harris
D-Ark
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William R. Dennis Jr
Richmond
George T. Jackson
Boons ‘Boro
Dennis
Jackson
Josephine Edwards
Cumberland Cumberland
Water and Light
William J. Edwards
Emmitsburg
Karl S. Miller
Clifford L. Miller
Daniel P. Flanigan
Robert Dougherty
Edwin F. Nikirk
Flanigan
U.S. 15
Soledad
Calif
Republican Committee
Summit
Bernard Gokifine
Vicuna
State Board
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