Kimble Sees Tawes As Next Md Governor
Cumberland Republican Robert B. Kimble predicted at a Salisbury dinner that Democratic State Comptroller J Millard Tawes will be Maryland’s next governor. Kimble, former state Senate minority leader, spoke at the Maryland Classified Employes Assn convention as Tawes also addressed about 200 delegates. Awards were given to ten state employees for suggestions to improve government. Tawes urged implementing the ideas soon and noted the employes’ loyalty and interest. The convention backed two resolutions on data study for a pay raise and a 40 hour workweek in state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Robert B. Kimble
Cumberland
State Employment Security Board
Senate
Maryland Classified Employes Assn
Tawes
Millard Tawes
Employes Association
House Hill
Charles Fargris
Association
ESB
Harrys
Harris
Margaret W. Maller
Salisbury State ‘Coachels College
George W Miller
Deers Head State Hospital
Leon Kosky
Robert L. Hafer
University of Maryland
Mes Shirley
Greenwalt
Totta Rider
A Wo Hednek
Bernard von Ahn
State Department of Health
Baltimore
Lewis Mo Burke
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Frederick Councay
Woman Admitted After Lacerations At Home
A woman identified as Mes Frances Tene Enchelberger of 19 East Fifth Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for deep arm lacerations believed self inflicted. She was found by her son Jack Ercheltberzer in a toppled bed, bled heavily but expected to recover. An inquiry by Sergt Sherman Boone of the civ boahec was ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Tene Enchelberger
East Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United
Jack ‘l Ercheltberzer
Rachel Bercer
Sergi Sherman Boone
Civ Boahec
Appointment Made for Brunswick Clerk of Circuit Court
Herbert W. Kennedy a Brunswick insurance man is appointed real magistrate to succeed the late Charles Leslie Moats, murdered months ago. Appointed by Gov. Mecheldin on recommendation of Frederick county Republican State Central Committee. Kennedy to hold a two year term as Clerk of the Circuit Court Ellie C. Wachter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Kennedy
Brunswick Insurance
Brunswick
Sucoer
Charles Leslie Moats
Mecheldin
Republican State Central Committee
Frederick County
Kennedy
Ellie C. Wachter
Playgrounds Here To Open On Monday
Freder ick prepares fourteen playgrounds for the summer season opening Monday with Mayor Derr and city officials visiting each site that evening. Playground leaders will host morning parent meetings and afternoon registration events at North Market Street East Thir Street Maryland Avenue Harmon Field and other locations including Tiny Tot Town Baughman's Babee Park Mullinix Park and Baker Park to acquaint families and enroll children. A seven PM city tour with police escort will visit all open playgrounds to inspect activities and celebrate the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John A Derr
North Market Street
Margaret Crowther
Sally Runkle
East Thir Street
Margery Atkinson
Janet Cook
Maryland Avenue
Sally Crawford
Margaret Pryor
Harmon Field
Jo Anne
Sue de
Faticoha
Ahs
Margaret
Les
Gwendolyn Crampton Baughman
Babee Park
Mary Phomas
Cecela Hartsough
McCurdy Field
Barbara Kaufman
Judith Quill
Mullinix Park
Gwendolyn Henson
Barbara Bowie
Tiny Tot Town
Alice Lave
Kay Crawford
Baker Park
Fern Rice
Margaret Powell
City
Derr
Board of Aldermen
Recreation Commission
Wil
State approves fireworks displays for Fourth of July
Mary land residents planning displays must secure state approval ten days in advance from the Maryland State Insurance Commissioner. Chief Charles S Jackson says no fireworks are legal without permission and violations are misdemeanor offenses. Permits for special displays require advance filing and proof the show will not endanger people or property. enforcement has reduced accidents statewide.
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Maryland State Insurance Commissioner
Charless. Jackson
Dackson
State Police And FBI Accuse Each Other Of Not Cooperating
The FBI and Maryland State Police clash over cooperation. Maryland officials accuse the FBI of denying access to its Washington laboratory for an Eastern Shore murder probe. FBI representatives say Maryland showed no interest in resolving the dispute, prompting a breakdown in cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police
FBI
Baltimore
Maryland
Maj
W. H. Weber
Weber
Washington
Eastern Shore
D. K. Brown
Nether Weber
Brown
Fr. Meadead
Salisbury
Roswell Jones
John Isaac Simpson
Route 1
Mardella
John Henry Simpson
Stella R. Morris
Pittsville
Jones
McGee
Beach
WH. Weber
Ft. Meade
FBE
Marinland
Woman Hurt When Car Ts Forced Off Road
Mildred P Ambush, a 40 year old Negro laboratory worker at Camp De ink, was admitted to Frederick Womonal Hospital at 3 45 a m for chest injuries after a car driven by her husband ran off Md 464 east of Brunswick. State Police say Ambush vehicle was forced off road to avoid a collision. car went down a bank into trees. Mrs Ambush and husband Charles were taken to the hospital by a passerby. Trooper Elmer L Baum investigated. reinve not identified. TO RESUME INQUIRY New York aid Helfand said boxing commission probe would resume June 27 with new witnesses.
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Mildred P
Camp Deinck
Frederick Womonal Hospital
MD 464
Brunswick
Ambuch
Ambush
Charles
Elisha Hebron Jr
Elmer Lb Baum
NEW York P
Julus Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
International Boxing Guild
Dr. T. E. Woodward's Son Drowns In Manila
In Manila Louis Woodward 14 son of Dr. Theodore Woodward of the University of Maryland drowned at a hotel pool. A witness said Louis failed to surface after a dive. Dr. Woodward, in Manila for lectures, planned to return home soon with his family aboard Pan American Clipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Louis Woodward
Theodore BE. Woodward
The
Universty
Maryland
Woodward
Louis
San Francisco
Argentine Troops Patrol Buenos Aires After Revolt
Troops patrolled downtown Buenos Aires as stores reopened after a violent revolt. President Peron set up headquarters in the Army Ministry as military chiefs surrounded him. A 24 hour general strike ended with 360 dead and about 3009 wounded, while Peron urged calm and announced the revolt was quelled. Alleged rebel radio transmissions from Montevideo claimed continued resistance and questioned navy loyalty. Congress approved a state of siege and the army said it was taking over domestic order under Peron.
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Buenos Aires
South America
Peron
Army
Montevideo
Uruguay
Puerto Belgrano
Anibal O. Olivieri
la Manana
Naxx
Congress
Army Ministry
Army High Command
New Information in Murder Of Two Girls
Police unveil certain new information in the double murder of Nancy Marie Shometic, 16, and Michael Ann Ryan, 14, near the University of Maryland. Prince Georges County Police Chief George Panagoulis says 25 detectives will widen the search as suspects are questioned. The girls were found shot in woodlands in Lane Manor close to their homes.
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Washington
George Panagoulis
Prince Georges County
Maryland
Nancy Marie Shometic
Michael Ann Ryan
University of Maryland
Lane Manor
Economic Policies To Be Great Issue In 1956 Race
Vice President Nixon at the Young Republican National Convention calls Eisenhower era economic policies the great issue of the 1956 election. He warns a GOP defeat would risk Truman era policies and the New Deal theory of solving problems with government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Nixon
Eisenhower
Forecasts Point To Bigger Factory Payrolls This Summer
The May index of industrial production hit a record high at 1138 percent of the 1947-49 average, with forecasts pointing to larger factory payrolls. A Labor Department survey indicated 73 percent of major employment areas will need more workers by mid July, led by farming and construction but also boosting steel and electrical machinery sectors.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Hixing
General Motors
J. George Greenberg
Associated Fur Manufacturers Inc
Iine
Arthur O Dietz
C. I. S. Financial Corp
Dietz
Accused Of Posing As Priest And Robbing Churches
A man released from prison less than a month ago is accused of posing as a priest to rob collection and poor boxes in Roman Catholic churches and parochial schools, totaling over $3,000. Police arrested 45 year old Rob ert E L Markan in a mid Manhattan hotel. clerical garb and a tool filled briefcase were found in his room. He had 28 prior arrests and admitted spending the money on women and good food. Authorities said he targeted Brooklyn and Manhattan institutions, with a recent Queens foray. He allegedly took $25 from St Rita's Church in Long Island City and $7 from the nearby school's collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert EL. Markan
Markman
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
St. Rita's Church
Long Island City
Three Servicemen Die In Virginia Car Crash Near WV Line
Three young servicemen were killed and a fourth injured when their car left the road and crashed near the West Virginia line in Pocd Savinchester Virginia early today. State Trooper W. Witt cited excessively high speed as the cause.
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Savinchester
West Virginia Line
State Troopard
W. Witt
No New Press Laws Needed Says Sherbow
Ocean City Md former Judge Joseph Sherbow argued there is no need for new Maryland laws regulating the press radio or television. He urged balanced coverage of trials and warned against extremes that either publish confessions before trials or keep all proceedings from public view. He noted contempt powers apply to state officials not media outlets and stressed all Maryland trials are public. He also urged broadcasters to avoid protracted protests that delay FCC hearings and harm timely problem solving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Maryland
Joseph Sherbow
Mary
Baltimore
Sherbow
Sherhow
John Doerfer
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Garner Returns to Rally Texas Democrats
Former Vice President John Nance Garner surfaces from political exile to bolster the Texas Democratic drive. He will host luncheon guest Paul Butler national Democratic chairman and invitees to Garner’s shaded yard to meet the party leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Uvalde
Tex
John Nance Garner
Reiglaim
Texas National Democratic
Paul Butler
Crusty
Nationa , Democratic Committee
Move To Break Stalemate On Military Bill
President Eisenhower urged prompt enactment of a military reserve bill amid House stalemate. Vinson signals a statement as the Senate delays, and a two million man reserve increase by 1960 faces House setback over a racial desegregation rider. The president warned against social or political considerations blocking the measure and pressed for national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hause
United States
First Baker Park Service Opens Summer Worship Series
The first in the annual Baker Park summer worship series will be held Sunday at 7 p m at the park band shell with Rev William D Mowen of the Church of the Nazarene giving the invocation. Committee reads hymns and Prayers follow, with a schedule of churches rotating through July and August. Deeds recorded show Hamilton Homes selling two new Monocacy Village homes and purchases at 904 Seminole road and 306 Seminole road around 12000 each.
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Baker Park
Churchof the Nazarene
William D. Mowen
Park Band Shell
Robert Smith
Pauli L Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Evangelical Reformed
Grace Reformed
Church of God
Church of the Brethren
Evangelical United Brethren
Calvary and Trinity Methodist
Evangelical and Good Shepherd Lutheran
First Baptist
Men's Federation of Bible Classes
Young Men's Bible Society
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Monocacy Village
Frederick
Bernard GC. Baer
Seminole Road
Paul E. Fogle
Revvante
Three Americans To Be Freed By Red China
Peiping radio announced China will release three Americans and two Belgians who chose to stay in China after the Korean War. Corporals Lewis W. Griggs and William A. Cowart and Roger Devriendt among others are listed with home towns, while Louis Verdyck and a Belgian companion are also cited. Lin Shu hsiao defended the stay as voluntary, noting living standards and cultural differences as ongoing issues and citing Red Cross efforts to aid expatriates.
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Tokyo
Red China Today
U.N
Peiping Radio
Red China
Red Cross
China
Lewis W. Griggs
Kickapoo ‘Street
Jacksonville
Tex
Bell
Olympia
Wash
William A. Cowart
Benson
Dalton
Roger Devriendt
Westvlaandersee
Belgium
Louis Verdyck
Antwerp
Belgum
Griggs
Bell J
Cowart
United States
Jia
Monticello
Ark
South Korea
Devriendt
Verdyck
North Korea
Red Radio
Lin Shu-hsiao
Lin
Rufus O. Douglas
San Angelo
Chinese Red Cross
Douglas
R. C. Howard
Texan
Lan
Red Government
Italian Count Weds 14-year-old Princess in Lucca
In Lucca a private ceremony united 75-year-old Count Aubry William Tealdi and Princess Lidia Maria Antonia Caracciolo di Torello. Papal dispensation noted the bride’s age and Protestant groom status. They will reside at Villa Paotina, once Napoleon’s sisters’ home, amid illustrious Caracciolo lineage.
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Lucca
Lidia Maria Antonia Caracciolo di
Faolina
Elida
Italy
Giachina Murat
Naples
Napoleon
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Kimble
Cumberland Republican
Ole
Donal Leas Starr
State Roads Commission
Washington Boulevard
Barbara Spillinger
Barbara
Washington, D.C
T. E. Woodward
Consistorial Congregation
Vatican
Rome
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Manuel Tato
First
Baker Park Service
Peiping
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