Rebuilt City Parking Lot Nears Opening Next Week
The South Court parking grounds, improved by the N W Etzler Company with a stone base and blacktop, may open to motorists late next week weather permitting. Meters will follow installation. top surfacing must set before opening with possible short free parking initial period.
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South Court
N. W. Etzler Company
Parkers
Market Street
J. Marshall Staub
Frederick Merchant
East Fourth Street
North Market Street
Fourth Street
Nurses Aides Complete 40 Hour Training Program
Six volunteer nurses aides finished 40 hours of classroom instruction with the Frederick County Red Cross and Civil Defense, then began 40 hours of practical work at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The course, taught by Mrs. Fannie Esterly, aims to form a reserve list for emergency calls and may lead to another session in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fannie Esterly
Winchester Hall
Frank D. Worthington
Edgar H. McBride
Roy Gosnell
J. L. Ivey
Jack Haller
Robert A. Allerpern
LaMonte Tucker
Charles W. Magaha
Red Cross Committee For
Henry L. Davis
C. Thomas Summers
Francis X. Staley
Edwin F. Nikirk
Victor Palmer
26 Homes To Cost 300000 In Frederick
City engineer issued permits for 26 new residences totaling about 300000. Catoctin Estates Inc. gets 18 brick and stone homes on Briggs avenue. Catoctin Construction Co. Inc. secures eight frame homes on Willow avenue in Catoctin Park. Homes sized roughly 34 by 29 feet brick and stone. 25 by 32 feet frame. First occupancy expected in about seven weeks. Earl F. Hargett Frederick contractor serves as president of the permitting firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Hargett
Frederick Contractor
Catoctin Estates, Inc
Briggs Avenue
Rosedale
Wilson Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Catoctin Construction Company, Inc
Willow Avenue
Catoctin Park
Frederick
Harcett
Plane With 40 Aboard Spotted Near Monrovia
Missing Pan American World Airways Constellation with 40 aboard was spotted at Totota Liberia about four hours from Monrovia. The search involved U S Air Force bombers and multiple international planes, with reports of a possible identification near Roberts Field and conditions hindering an emergency landing in dense jungle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Liberia
Pan American World Airways
Constellation
Totota
New York
Pan American
Roberts Field
Johannesburg
United States Air Force
Dakar
Azores
Europe
Two Cars Damaged In Accident Here
Friday night at 11 15 o clock a brakeless car rammed Herman J Main 1951 sedan parked on Market Street near Henry s store. Honemond driver Wellstood Harper present. damage to Honemond car over 50. Officer McKeldin charged Honemond with inadequate brakes.
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Herman J. Main
Frederick
Fletcher C. Howemond
Dickerson
Main
Market Street
Henry
Church
Patrick Streets
Honemond
Wellstood Harper
Neelsville
McKeldin
Maryland Veterans Get Reassignments After Rotation
Fort Meade announced new assignments for 26 Korean veterans ending a 30 day rotation leaves. The group includes Sfc. James B. Saber from Taneytown and Pfc. Leonard J. Crouse from Knoxville assigned to Camp Breckinridge Kentucky and the Medical Replacement Training Center at Fort Meade respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Second Army
Maryland
101St Airborne Division
Camp Breckinridge
James B. Saber
Taneytown
Leonard J. Crouse
Knoxville
Flood Stricken Kansas Faces More Weekend Rain
Flood stricken Kansas awaited more rain as forecasters warned of additional moisture over the weekend. The region endured damage from floods winds and hail driving losses into the millions with several rivers and streams swelling dangerously.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Transit Strike Threat Looms as City Transit Workers Vote
Washington capital transit company workers vote to strike in June 2041 to press for higher pay for operating the city’s transportation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital Transit Co
Stanley Heads Lawyers Association President in Atlantic City
Baltimore attorney John S. Stanley was elected president of the local bar association in Atlantic City during a June meeting. The article notes his leadership and the association's ongoing focus on professional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Atlantic City
John S. Stanley
Baltimore
Jae Bar Association
Dewey Plans Asia Tour to Visit Pacific Warfronts
Governor Thomas E. Dewey will depart July 1 on a 25,000 mile tour of critical Pacific areas including the Korean warfront. He aims to observe conditions firsthand to assess their impact on global security and the free world.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Korean Warfront
Pacific
Dewey
Southeast Asia
Free World
No One Hurt As Autos Collide Near Frederick Junction
A rear end collision on Route 240 near Frederick Junction caused about 300 in property damage with no injuries. William L. Fromm 36 of Harrisburg Pa and James L. Jones 26 of Washington were cited after a rear impact. each posted 11.45 collateral for a July 2 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Junction
William L. Fromm
Harrisburg
Washington
Richard Stallings
James L. Jones
Fromm
Sgt
Stallings
Jones
Roy Hardiman
Baltimore
Route
Frederick
Haugh
D. A. Tucker
Hardiman
Walkerville motorist jailed for 45 days for DUI and fines
Edmonds was convicted of drunken driving, reckless driving, and operating without a license. Magistrate Shoemaker sentenced him to 45 days in default of $125 fines, with $100 fine for DUI, $25 for lack of permit, and $10 costs on the reckless driving charge suspended. The incident occurred on Route 71 south of Woodsboro after a collision with a farmer’s fence and a corn field emplacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Peoples Court
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Ednon KE. Edmonds
Edmonds
H. P. O'Brien
Woodsboro
Franks. Kauffman
Keymar
O'Brien
Harrison J. Dixon
Route 71
Dixon
Shoemaker
Band Concert Opens Frederick City Playgrounds Monday
Frederick High School Band under Sperry Storm will perform at 7 30 p m Monday in the Baker Park band shell to celebrate the formal opening of the Frederick City Playgrounds. The ceremony is led by Robert L Smith with attendance by the Recreation Commission the Mayor and city officials to boost the twelve new play areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederick High School
Sperry Storm
Baker Park
Huffer
Aurora
Yoder
Handlen
Leidzen
King Cotton
Sousa
Wagner
Franckiser
New Orleans
Morrissey
Majesty of America
Bennett
Robert L. Smith
Recreation Commission
Dodgers Beat Pirates 8-4 After Delayed Start
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-4 in a game that started two hours late due to light trouble and was delayed another 34 minutes by rain. The contest finished early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bitter Local Battles On Korean Front
Bitter fighting raged on the Korean front as Communist forces probed southward while Allied air power, including U S Sabre jets, claimed multiple enemy planes destroyed or damaged. Front line units repulsed probes near Munsan Korangpo and Chorwon as patrols reported heavy traffic along the east coast between Hamhung and Wonsan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hamhung
Wonsan
U. S
Munsan
Korangpo
Seoul
Kaesong
Chorwon
Eighty four Maryland teachers head to NEA meet
Eighty four Maryland teachers will travel to San Francisco for the National Education Association summer convention from July 1 to 6. Delegates include Harry R. Poole Frederick County Smithsburg High School and president of the Maryland State Teachers Association as delegation chairman. Other state and local delegates from Frederick Carroll Howard Montgomery counties represent various schools and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
San Francisco
National Education Association
Harry R. Poole
Smithsburg
Maryland State Teachers Association
Thomas G. Pullen
Wilbur Devilbiss
Frederick High School
Devilbiss
Palo Alto
Calif
Dora M. Magaha
Thurmont
Frederick County
Jesse Starkey
Elmer Wolfe
Union Bridge
Howard
Carroll
June H. Harmon
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Frances Ahalt
Middletown
Carlotta Hayes
Braddock Heights
Nettie M. Miller
East Second Street
Pauline van Pell
Howard County
Elizabeth W. Duvall
Husband
Woodbine
Lillian E. Brown
Nellie D. Brown
Rockville
Helen M. Rice
Germantown
Heavy Rain Deluges Hancock In One Hour
A thunderstorm drenched Hancock in one hour last night with 1.1 inches of rain. State Roads Commission reported traffic on U S 40 halted as motorists pulled over due to very poor visibility during the downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Washington County
State Roads Commission
U. 5
Mrs Arturo Toscanini Dies After Long Illness
Milan Italy June 23 Carla Toscanini 75 wife of world famed conductor Arturo Toscanini died this morning after a long illness. Her husband heartbroken refused to leave her bedside for hours after her death. Washington June 23 The United States homegrown Communist leaders convicted of teaching violent overthrow may begin terms early next month Justice Jackson denied pleas for stay of sentence until fall. Harry Ensor near Frederick posted 50 collateral after being charged with drunken on a public highway. Hearing postponed to June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Carla Toscanini
Arturo Toscanini
Washington
United States
Justice Jackson
Supreme Court
High Court
Harry Ensor
Frederick
Ensor
D.,a. Tucker
June Rains Set Mark As Wettest Month In 14 Years
June's rainfall in Frederick has reached near 10 inches with 9.30 inches at the airport and forecasts of afternoon storms through Sunday. The wet spell has caused hay spoilage and hindered barley harvesting, while wheat remains promising though delayed. Local streams rose but no major flooding reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Camp Detrick Fund Tops 5000 in Charity Drive
Contributions to the second annual Camp Detrick Combined Charities Fund exceeded 5000 as the Post neared the three quarter point of its four week campaign. Cash and pledges totaled 5043.92 with nine days left. Funds go to nine charities including Community Chest March of Dimes Crippled Children Army Air Force Relief Cancer Fund Heart Fund Cerebral Palsy Tuberculosis Fund and Hospital Aid Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Post
Gto
Unis
drive—Community Chest
March of Dimes
Crippled Children
Army-Air Force Relief
Cancer Fund
Heart Fund
Cerebral Palsy
Tuberculosis Fund
Hospital Aid, Inc
Galo Plaza To Take Loan Assurances Home
President Galo Plaza of Ecuador travels to Washington amid reports of a U S Import-Export Brink loan for Ecuador. The two presidents announced a program to raise living standards and strengthen ties, with a loan expected to be announced before Plaza departs for New York. The agreement also commits the U S to study Ecuador's development potential and consider sympathetic requests for technical aid including hemp as a potential export crop. Arrests docketed overnight include Maxton Butler Louise Carter Lawrence Wilkinson John A Foreman and Lieut Dorsey and Officers J Boone.
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Washington
Galo Plaza
Ecuador
U. S
Truman
New York
United States
Maxton Butler
Middle Alley
Louise Carter
Market Space
Hell
Lawrence Wilkinson
North Bentz Street
John A. Foreman
Phobus Avenue
Lieu
Dorsey
J. Boone
Greece housing miracle shows self-help urged by ECA adviser
George A. Speer of Frederick County recalls Greece's rapid postwar housing build out. He says 200000 homes were planned in four years but 157000 were built in two years across 2100 villages plus 44000 more by private industry. He notes village recovery, Greek government leadership, and long term loans to be repaid after five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Greece
Economic Cooperation Administration
George A. Speer
Orbana
ECA
Speer
Europe
Jean
Athens
State Firemen Prize Winners Are Announced
Frostburg dominated the Maryland Volunteer Firemen’s Association prize list at the Cumberland event with 275 dollars across three awards. Frostburg’s Arion Band won 100 dollars as best senior band, while the Frostburg Volunteer Fire Company took 100 and 75 dollars for best appearance with 16 or more men and most uniformed in line. Other regional and out of state winners included Lonaconing, Allegany High School, Saxton, Meyersdale, Westminster, Hampstead, Somerset, and Conemaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Frostburg
Maryland Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Froesburg
Arion Band
German Singing Society
Volunteer Fire Company
Chesapeake Bay
North Beach
Lonaconing
Allegany High School
Saxton
Somerset
Meyersdale
Westminster
Hampstead
Carroll County
Conemaugh
Deeds Recorded for Property Sales in Doubs and Brunswick
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for several property sales. Claude Colley sold to Emmett Q. Hickman on the east side of the Doubs to Frederick Point of Rocks road in Doubs for about $10,000 per revenue stamps. Harold W. Gooet and John R. L. Wenner sold on the east side of Ninth Avenue in Brunswick for about $4,500. Married M. Burns sold to Betty Smelser a property about one mile northeast of Liberty on the Liberty road for an amount shown on revenue stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude ©. Colley
Emmett Q. Hickman
Doubs
Prederick Point of Rocks
Harold W. Gooet
John R. L. Wenner
Ninth Avenue
Brunswick
Hungarian Archbishop Groesz Linked to Plot Against Communist Hungary
Budapest journalist Endre Marton reports Archbishop Jozsef Groesz admitted planning with American aid to topple Hungary's government. Dr Elajos Pongracz testified he typed a document promising a caretaker regime and handed it to U S officials. The trial includes Mindszenty and Vogeler defendants as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endre Marton
Budapest
Hungary
Elajos Pongracz
Legation
Jozsef Groesz
Pongracz
Groesz
U. S
Albert Shereron
Nathaniel Davis
Davis
Cardinal Mindszenty
Robert Vogeler
Arch+ tishop
Louis Revey
The
Regation
Ruth Tryon
United States Information Service
Malcolm Toon
Mary Eigh
U.S
Move To Summon Harriman Revived
Washington June 23 A move to summon W Averell Harriman from Europe for testimony on Far Eastern policy threatened today to prolong the Senate investigation of General Douglas MacArthur’s ouster Senator McMahon of Connecticut said he plans to bring before the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees on Monday the question of calling Harriman Clariman, foreign affairs adviser, is in Europe checking the progress of attempts to weld the North Atlantic pact countries into an effective defense treaty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Europe
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
McMahon
D-Conn
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Harriman
Clarriman
World Court Steps Into Iran Crisis
The International Court of Justice at The Hague announced hearings will open next Saturday as Britain seeks arbitration after Iran under Premier Mossadegh nationalized oil resources. Iran asserts control over exports and has moved to replace British management at Abadan, with efforts to sign Iranian National Oil Company receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
International Court of Justice
Hague
United Nations
Britain
World Court
Mohammed Mossadegh
Middle East
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Abadan
Iran
Wanlan
Tehran
Atesh
Hossein Fatimi
Mossadeh
The
Iran Ready For Loans From U S In Ticklish Spot
Washington reports Iran now seeks a 25 900 000 loan from the U S Export Import Bank to back its oil nationalization dispute with Britain. The move could aid free economies against communism but risk angering Britain and complicating Western relations with Iran and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iran
U. S
State Department
United States
Britain
Russia
Annual Boys State Opens At Annapolis
Maryland youths gathered at St Johns College for the annual Boys State with about 200 attendees and 400 expected as sessions begin. Sponsored by the American Legion the program trains juniors in municipal state and federal government through mock elections and offices. Governor McKeldin will address the group next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
St. John’s College
American Legion
Washington
McKeldin
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Africa
Asia
Dodgers
Detrick Fund
Jorsef Gracey
Martan
Sey Pian
Suez Canal Zone
Iraq
Cairo
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