Officers Named For Maryland Firemen Auxiliary
Cumberland June 21 1952 Mary land State Firemen s Association delegates debated two hours between picnic and business session. Montgomery County delegation sparked a contest naming Marbury Gules of Rockville as second vice president. William S. Chenoweth of Pikeville won election as move up from vice president. Zembower to first vice president, B H Shipley to treasurer, Ted C Gardner secretary. James W Minter chaplain and Vincent A Simmel to a five year term as justice. Ocean City designated for next year s convention. Parade will feature 126 units. Auxiliary elected Mrs Alice Grimes Hyattsville president succeeding Ruth D Quinn Frederick Christine Fairmiller Orchard Beach to senior vice president Wilma Reckner Earleigh to junior?
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Cumberland
Cromwell C. Zembower
Lavale
Maryland
Pikesville
Zembower
B. H. Shipley
Ellicott City
William A Wilso
Midland
Ted C. Gardner
Riverdale Heights
James W. Minter
Hereford
Vincent A. Simmel
Cottage
Justee
Ocean City
Alice Grimes
Hyattsville
Ruth D. Quinn
Frederick
Christine Fairmiller
Orchard Beach
Wilma Reckner
Earleigh
Beall Addresses Firemen Defense Role at Maryland Session
J. Glenn Beall, Republican congressman from Maryland's Sixth District, spoke at the morning session. He warned atomic warfare would burden volunteer firemen, who would serve as the first civilian line of defense, akin to colonial town meetings, in fighting fires and saving lives.
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J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Parochial School Planned as St Marys Buys Land
St Marys Catholic Church announced the purchase of 12 acres in north Hagerstown for a high school with an initial enrollment of 300. Msgr J Francis Leary said the site may also house a church or chapel and convent. Arrest reports list Alexander Tyler and Ridgely King jailed in Frederick for intoxication.
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Hagerstown
St. Marys Catholic Church
North Hagerstown
Msgr. J. Francis Leary
West Breaks Off Meeting In Paris After Gromyko Speech
The Deputy Foreign Ministers of the United States Britain France and Russia ended talks on a four power conference to ease world tension after a 2 hour 40 minute speech by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Western deputies stated Russia blocked progress and left room for a ministerial meeting in Washington on July 23.
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Paris
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
Gromyko
Ernest Davies
North Atlantic
Treaty debate on overseas bases dominates foreign ministers talks
The meeting centers on the 0.3 overseas bases agenda as Gromyko refuses to back down and Jessup reiterates the treaty is discussable but not actionable. The West objects to including the North Atlantic Pact, arguing it involves nonrepresented nations and should be handled under a different agenda item. A separate note reports a tractor-trailer crash in Frederick causing over 50 dollars in damage after a truck ran a stoplight.
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Gromyko
Dow
U.S
Philip C. Jessup
Jack B. Pike
Detroit
East Patrick Street
South Carroll Street
Raymond P. Free
Frederick
Collections From Sales Tax Near $30 Millions
Baltimore reports that initial forecasts for the fiscal year estimated sales tax receipts at about 82 million dollars. Political pledges to cut the tax followed by a special session reshaped exemptions and minimum taxable sales, dropping expected receipts to roughly 27.5 million. A later uptick in buying raises the outlook again.
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Baltimore
General Assembly
State tax collection report shows record receipts
The state reports sales tax collections have surpassed earlier estimates with $29,567,000 collected to date. Forecasts for the year project totals near $304,000,000, about $1.6 million short before exemptions, and the near-term fiscal year begins with an estimate of $25,000,000.
Separated Couple Share Table, Court Rules
Washington court ruling states a husband and wife may eat at the same table yet be separated from the board. The U.S Court of Appeals said sharing a board connotes sociability and eating together to some degree.
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Washington
U.S Court of Appeals
Separate lives key in Maryland divorce ruling
Florence M Hawklon sued Joseph H Hawkins for absolute divorce. Testimony showed no marital relations, separate rooms, and rare cohabitation. Court of Appeals reversed lower court, stating the essential issue is separate lives, not separation of roofs. Five naval recruits died and five injured in a Navy patrol bomber crash on Puget Sound near Seattle.
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Florence M. Hawklon
Joseph H. Hawkins
Testimying
Earter
Seattle
Navy
Puget Sound
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