Firemen To Attend Meet This Week In Cumberland Parade
The United Fire Company plans to march in the State Firemen’s Association parade in Cumberland Friday at 7 30 p m. A 50 man contingent led by the Frederick High School Band will include the new pumper floodlight truck and an old 1880s band reel. Delegates include President Alton Bennett and Past President W Bartgis Storm with alternates named from Independents Juniors and Citizens groups. Some firemen depart Frederick by 4 a m for Cumberland with committees meeting tonight and sessions tomorrow.
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United Fire Company
State Firemen’s Association
Cumberland
Uniteds
Frederick High School
Frederick
Limiteds
Hagerstown
Alton ¥. Bennett
W. Bartgis Storm
Elwood Shankle
Alvie Ridgely
Jesse Hossler
Edgar Chard Ruthvin
Lester Baker
Powell
Charles Cramer
Charles F. Bell
Martin Walsh
James Boost
Lewis F. Esterly
Arthur G. Strine
Chester Stevens
James Fletcher
Churchill Seeks Big Four Meeting Cautiously
Sir Winston Churchill spoke at the Guildhall urging patience for a possible Big Four summit. He warned against expecting instant success but said a détente could allow science to reveal blessings and dangers. Churchill, now a backbencher, praised the idea of a leadership gathering without formal diplomacy.
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London
Winston Churchill
Geneva
Winston
Churchill
Eden
House of Commons
Lord Mayor
Lord Major
False Lead in Five Year Old Redhead Mystery
Berkeley Springs West Virginia State Police debunk a false lead in the May 10 1950 redheaded woman strangling case. Dale Morgan an East Patrick Street restaurant worker and estranged husband’s inquiry yielded no match as officers rule his wife’s description inconsistent with the victim. Police note earlier tips from Morgan’s estranged wife and other inquiries failed to produce a positive identity or fingerprints for comparison.
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Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Dale Morgan
East Patrick Street
Cutler Avenue
Morgan
Potomac River
Hancock
Myersville
Lottie Rahe Himes
Chicago
Frederick
Toser
Jelke Bound for Sing Sing in Prostitution Trial
New York report that Jelke, 23, heir to a multimillion oleomargarine fortune, was sent to Sing Sing after two long prostitution trials and failed bail appeals. He walked to a prison van, handcuffed, ignoring photographers, as 11 other prisoners departed for the penitentiary.
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New York
Mickel Jelke
Sing Sing
Hudson
City
Baltimore Judge Weighs Disciplinary Action Against Lawyer
Judges of the Baltimore Supreme Bench considered a request from the city bar association to discipline Maurice Braverman. Braverman, a Baltimore lawyer, was convicted in 1952 with five Maryland Communist leaders of conspiring to advocate violent overthrow of the government. He was released weeks ago from Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary after serving three years with time off for good behavior.
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Baltiw
Baltimore Supreme Bench
City Bar Association
Maurice Braverman
Braverman
Baltimore
Maryland
Communist Party
Lewisburg
Jess
Will of Elisabeth Martin Snyder Bequeaths Estate To Relatives
The will probated in Orphans Court bequeaths an estate near 30000 dollars to relatives and friends. Bequests include scrapbooks for Burr Artz Library, a crayon portrait by Stanislav Remski, and all books not specifically disposed of. Executors named are Edward C. Hartman with the will dated December 22, 1954 and witnessed by M V Wilson Schley and Herbert R. Staley.
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Elisabeth Martin Snyder
Betty Sullivan
Orphans Court
Burr Artz
Frederick
Stanislav Remsbki
Thomas Watkins Sullivan
John J. Sullivan
Joan Joette Downes
Elisabeth Shelton Martin
Testatrix Withich
Elinor Martin Goetze
Mrs. Sullivan
Burley Martin Chamberlin
William Ward Martin
Sullivan
Roger B. Snyder
McSherry
Maryland
Worthington
Grove
Carrollton Manor
Schultz
Marie Snyder McCail
Margaret Mullen Snyder
Marie McCall
Doris Cody Walker
Testatrix
Anna MM
Snyder
Emily Jamison Hershey
Daisy L. Jamison
Vernon F. Rhoderick
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
West Sléth Street
Spring Valley
Edward C. Hartmann
Montclaire Avenue
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
American Security and Trust Company
Washington
Western Maryland Trust Company
Raval Oak Building Association
Baltimore
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Civil Service Retirement Board
Social Security Board
Thomas WW. Sullivan
Elinor M. Goetze
Burley M Chamberlin
William W. Martin
Edward C. Hartman
Wilson Schley
Herbert R. Staley
Agreement Stays Reached On Under Cover Talks In Argentina
San Francisco dispatch reports Western powers and Soviet Union near agreement on Geneva talks. Molotov indicated no objections to New York proposals. plans for four to six day summit with Eisenhower Faure Eden Bulganin at Palais des Nations. Buenos Aires notes Peron’s low profile as Lucero leads push for peace and normalcy amid revolt aftermath. latest casualty identified as Kaiser subsidiary engineer Graham Tune. Police report no charges in Frederick crash injuring a toddler. Bertha Ferguson picked up for hospital authorities.
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San Francisco
Russia
Geneva
Auaincrs
V. M. Molotov
New York
Tobe
Edgar Faure
Minee
Anthony Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
Palais Des Nations
U.N
Council of Foreign Ministers
Pinay
Macmillan
Britain
Eisenhower
United States
Washington
Molotov
Eelco N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Franklin Lucero
Montevideo
Uruguay
Batnos Aires
Justa
Peron
Lucero
Adm
Alberto Tessaire
Graham &. Tune
Detroit
Kaiser Motor Corp
Enmarmanique
Feron
Manuel Belgrano
Airplane collision sinks near Cape Charles Bay
Coast Guard reports a Piper Cub type plane crash in Chesapeake Bay five miles west of Cape Charles. Separate report notes Cunard liner Queen Elza beth crew ignoring strike calls tied up 21 transatlantic crossings.
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Chesapeake Bay
Cape Charles
Coast Guard
London
Queen Elzabeth
German Exchange Student To Live With Frederick Family
A German exchange student will come to Frederick for a year starting in August, sponsored by the Frederick County Christian Youth Council. Rev. and Mrs. Paul L. Althouse will host her at their West Church street home. The council pledges $150 for her personal expenses and plans a fund event at Sunnyside Methodist Church to raise funds. The girl from Schleswig-Holstein will arrive near Montreal and join a group at the Brethren Service Center in New Windsor before relocating to Frederick.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Montreal
Brethren Service Center
New Windsor
Althouse
Mary
Buddy
West Church Street
Mountville
Jefferson
Adamstown
Youth Council
Exchange Student Fund
Sandra Jourde
Joseph Free
Floyd Brown
James Engle
Eugene Young
Sunmside Youth Fellowship
Roger Rollins
Doris McKinnes
Advis Advisers
Five Day Weather Outlook for Maryland and Delaware
Weather service forecast for Maryland and Delaware shows scattered thundershowers ending by Wednesday with fair and cooler conditions midweek. Temperatures trend toward normal, with highs near 84 and morning lows ranging from the upper 40s to mid 60s, turning warmer over the weekend with additional scattered thunderstorms possible Friday or Saturday.
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Maryland
Delaware
Four Youths and Girl Die in Head On Crash
In Somerset area a head on collision between a car and a truck killed four youths and a girl returning from a church league softball game. A sixth youth was critically injured. Names of the dead include Ralph Horton Francis Trout Stephen Chen No and Lawanda Serafine. The truck driver Herman Walsh was treated and released. An eyewitness reported seeing the truck lights before the crash and pipes spilling onto Route 206.
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Somerville
Bradley Gardens
Ralph Horton
Francis Trout
Stephen Chen- No
Robert Sawyer
Lawanda Serafine
Somerset Hospital
James Cordick
Herman Walsh
Rosendale
N.Y
William Daughaday
Wartineville
Local Man Injured In California Accident
Francis M. Crutchley Jr. of Biggs avenue was injured in an early Saturday morning crash in California near King City. Six other people traveling to San Francisco were injured. Crutchley, not believed to have serious injuries, was hospitalized and later moved, able to speak to his wife by phone Monday. He suffered cuts bruises and a hip injury and will remain hospitalized for about a week. Mrs Crutchley was notified of the accident.
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Lee R. Ranch
Hyattsville
Richard A. Deater
North Bentz Street
Bentz Street
Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis M
Bud) Crutchley, Jr
Biggs Avenue
California
King City
Calif
Cratchley
San Francisco
Frederick
Youngster Signed by Orioles in Freshman Signing
The Baltimore Orioles announced the signing of 18 year old Lee Fraiier, a recent graduate of Baltimore Polytechnic High School, as they continue to build with younger players.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Lee Fraiier
Balimore Polytechnic High School
Nehru Invites Bulganin to Visit Moscow Says Moscow
Moscow reports Indian Prime Minister Nehru invited Soviet Premier Bulganin to visit India with both nations accepting. No date set. winter visits are typical. Nehru spoke at a Dynamo Stadium rally before 100000 Soviet citizens and suggested possible London travel after Moscow. He hinted at a joint statement before departure and spoke on peace disarmament and Indochina.
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Moscow
Nehru
Nikolai Bulganin
India
Bulganin
Bulgania
Spiridonovka Palace
Kremlin
Dynamo Stadium
Molotov
Soviet Union
Indochina
Great Britain
Armistice Commission
Nebru
London
Geneva
Loading Zone Restrictions in Frederick City
The Police Department announces Friday night loading zone restrictions run from 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. and are aligned with street meter hours. Parking outside these hours is unlawful in designated zones except for loading and unloading merchandise, with exceptions on Sundays and legal holidays.
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Frederick City
Damages Awarded Against Seven Major Oil Firms
Seattle a federal court jury awarded former service station operator George F. Moore 240000 in damages against seven large oil companies for allegedly agreeing to refuse to sell him gasoline after he cut prices in 1952. The verdict tripled actual damages to 240000 under antitrust law, with partial totals of 80000 proven. Companies named include Standard Oil of California Tidewater Associated Union General Perplexm Richfield Texaco and Shell. An appeal is expected.
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Seattle
George F. Moore
Moore
Standard Oil of California
Tidewater Associated
Union
General Perplexm
Richfield
Texaco
Shell
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Brunswick
Ellis Wachter
Kennedy
Charles “Ese Moats
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