Miller M. S. Miller Heart Victim At Age 58
Marion Stull Miller 88 died at 1 30 am at his home 225 South Market Street after a heart attack May 15. He was an accountant for Glade Valley Milling Company and Glade Valley Bakery. Born March 11 1896 he was a World War I veteran and member of Evangelical Reformed Church and numerous fraternal orders. Funeral at 4 pm Saturday at 106 East Church Street with interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Flowers omitted.
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Marion Stull Miller
South Market Street
Miller
Glade Valley Milling Company
Glade Valley Bakery
Charlies Marion
Fannie Stull Miller
Evangelical Reformed Church
Flo
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Laurence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Boys’ High School
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Enoch Council
S. M
Enoch R .A
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Chesapeake
York
Hagerstown
Edith Miller
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Local Delegates At State Convention From Frederick
Delegates from Fredericks four fire companies armed in Ocean City Wednesday to attend the four day annual convention of the Maryland State Volunteer Firemen Association. Independent delegates include Irving Plunkard Jack Fleischman Richard Ruthvin Charles Cramer George Oden Juniors Charles Bell James Bopst Frank Miller Thurbie Markoe Uniteds W Bartgis Storm Robert L Smith Ben Marman Charles E Maller Jr Citizens Charles Hahn Tom Albaugh Willie Hewitt Paul Rhoads Jr James Fletcher.
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Fredericks
Willie Hewitt
Paul Rhoads, Jr
James Fletcher
Water Plan Moves Forward At Special City Meeting
Mayor and Board discuss Woiman report on city water. Approve pursuing a permit for a nine million gallon clear water pond at Singapo re filtration plant. Authorize engineers to draft plans for a 3200 foot 12 inch main interconnection. Consider delaying outside water sales. Next steps include a second Singanore line debated despite cost.
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City Hall
Woiman
State Department of Health
Singapore
Brosius Homes Corporation
Roy Ritter
Whitman Engineering
Golden Anderson Company
Seventh Street
Ritter
Wolman
Donald B. Rice
Witham
Louis Brosius
Clyde M . Roney
Singanore
French Open Secret Talks Between Vietminh and French
In Geneva secret talks between France and Vietminh Foreign Minister Pham Van Dong began. An informed source said chances of settling Indochina war seem reasonably good. Talks were arranged at Geneva by a third party, aided by Mendes France and Chou En-lai discussions in Bern.
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Geneva
Pham van Dong
Pierre Mendes-France
Red
Drought in Maryland Deepens Across State
Weather observers report a developing system from the Rocky Mountains may break Maryland's record drought, now worst in the bureau's history with seven inches of rainfall shortfall since June 1953. East and south areas near South Mountain show the heaviest impact. Baltimore enforces a dawn water ban from 10 am to midnight.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Rocky Mountains
South Mountain
Washington County
Luis Ab Lee
Baltimore
Chou En-tai Leaves Geneva for Talks With Nehru
Chou En-tai departed Geneva in a special Indian plane to visit Indian Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi then proceed to Peiping. He said he would return to the Geneva conference and that it remains in progress. Mendes France and Chou said the Geneva delegates could advance toward an armistice.
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Geneva
Bern
France
Pierre Mendes- France
Chou
New Delhi
Des Moines River Flood Crest Seen As Dikes Hold
Optimism grew that Des Moines dikes would hold as the Des Moines River flood crest neared in towns. Officials warned of maximum pressure for hours and ordered vigilance against breaks that could flood a fifth of the city. Weather Bureau data showed crest approaching after rising from 29.98 feet at 2 am to 30.04 feet by 11 am, more than 32 feet above the 1947 record.
Car Hit In Line Of Traffic Damages Vehicle In Braddock
Joseph F Rhoderick of Braddock Treights reported $400 damage after a tractor trailer struck his car on East Patrick Street near Chapel Alley. Operator Isaac M Seehford and Harrison King VA faced reckless driving charges. collateral posted for Friday hearing.
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Joseph F. Rhoderick
Braddock Treights
East Patrick Street
Chapel Alley
Isaac MI. Seehford
Harrison King
Alton Twenty
Rhoderick
Patrick Leohen
Sheonan
Moderator West Plan Of Baltimore Disarm Is Synod Named
George T Jamieson of Wilmington Del named moderator for the Synod of Baltimore Presbyterian Church at Hood College election of officers. Rev Jamieson succeeds Rev Lloyd Lee with Elder H Wilson Wheeler as vice moderator. Conference features Evangelism and Foreign Missions talks, closing address by Rev W Paul Ludwig on The Saints. Knox church choir to sing at evening service. Synodical Society to elect officers tomorrow. Five motorists forfeited collateral in Peoria? court. Western powers propose phased disarmament and nuclear ban with enforcement safeguards. Russians reject.
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Wilmington
Del
Colling
Synod of
Baltimore
Presbyterian Chavch
Hood College
H. Wilson Wheeler
Walbrook Presbyterian Church
Jamieson
Lloyd G. Lee
S.J.D
General Council
New Castle
Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church
Jarmmesan
W. Paul, Ludwig
Washington
Charles B. Templeton
New York
Chuck Templeton
Tan
Bill. Graham
America
Dr Templeton
National Council of Churches of Christ In America
The
Presbyterian Church
George B Sweasy
Templeton
Knox Presbyterian Church of
Smith
Sinodiiteal Society
Purdy
Sinodical Society
Balt Minte
Owomien
War Tangles In Central America As Fighting Eases
The Guatemalan conflict enters its seventh day with clashes limited to propaganda and diplomacy. Seven wounded in Tegucigalpa during a pro Arbenz protest. Honduras alleges a Guatemalan air raid, which Guatemala denies. The Inter-American Peace Commission considers on the spot inquiry. Nicaragua denies aggression and accuses Arbenz of masking Communist ties. Guatemalan broadcast says Arbenz guarantees U S citizens safety in Guatemala City.
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Honduras
Liberation Army
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Tike Wee Chee de Ie
Tegucigalpa
Guatemala
OAS
Inter-American Peace Commission
Washington
Nicaragua
Arbenz
U. N
Oscar Avilia Sacasa
John Peurifov
Guatemala City
U. S
Two Arrested At North Beach Hell
Two men Buck Wilkerson of New Orleans and Jackie Thompson of Yonkers were arrested in a tavern at North Beach Md and held for Philadelphia authorities investigating a police officer shooting and cab driver kidnapping. A Philadelphia link emerged after Joseph McLane of Philadelphia taxi reported being dumped and left unharmed near Bristol Md.
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North Beach
MD. U
Philadelpia
Buck Wilkerson
New Orleans
Jackie Thompson
Yonkers
Wilkerson
Thompson
Joseph McLane
Philadelphia
Bristol
Awa
Yoo Noth Beach
Latin American Reactions Grow Over Guatemala War
Across the southern nations, leftist student groups and political figures denounce the United States while governments mostly hedge. Argentina proposes US parliamentary cooperation for peace, while Cuba Brazil Chile Uruguay remain officially silent amid a UN OAS dispute and Soviet veto.
Secret Service Agent Shot By State Trooper In Maryland Barracks
A Baltimore Secret Service agent, Harry W. Geiglein, 36, was seriously wounded in Easton Maryland when a state trooper, Morgan, discharged a loaded revolver during cleaning in the barracks dining room. The agent described the shooting as accidental. Geiglein remains in serious condition with a bullet near his jugular and shattered seventh rib.
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Easton. Md
Secret Service
Baltimore
Harry W. Geiglein
Easton Memorial Hospital
Morgan
Gerglem
WM Zumbrung
Trumpower
Sem
Boys State election slated at Annapolis today
About 140 boys attend St Johns College in Annapolis for Boys State to elect a governor, attorney general, comptroller, circuit court judge and legislators. Girls State also meets, with discussions on county government, State Police and public health. Governor Merlin Keldin spoke to both groups yesterday as they studied state and city administration and social life.
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St Johns Co
Jom Strong
Wil
Mer Keldin
Kidnapping Case Thought Solved After 42 Years
Springfield police solved a 42 year old kidnapping mystery when the victim now in West Virginia called to say his father abducted him in 1912. Robert Thompson, taken at age three, learned his true name after his father died, and the matter led to locating his mother and other relatives.
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Mass
West Virginia
Robert Thompson
Robert Wilson Pitman
Japomea Land
Woodrum Park
Charleston
Wo Va
Wilson Ambrose Pitman
Clppinges
Pitman Tight
Wat
Rose Ethel Mason
Thompson
Ruth Rawson
Rose Tiacs
Jevicho Center
Replington
Burlington
Army to send troops in units rather than individuals
The Army plans to shift from individual replacements to unit deployments starting next year. Troops will be sent overseas in platoons of about 80 men, with goals to expand to battalions and regiments. The move follows wartime needs and aims to improve cohesion and training continuity.
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Washington
Eisenhower Churchill To Open Talks In Washington
Washington hosts a high level summit as President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill meet with Dulles with Eden, outlining tensions over Southeast Asia defense, European defense policy, and decolonization. Disagreements loom on a Southeast Asia pact, EDC alternatives, and U S stance on colonialism.
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Churchill
Eden
Eisenhower
Dulles
Indochina
Commons
Britain
U.S
European Defense Community
United States
West Germany
France
Bulles
Rejects Flexible Price Supports
The Senate Agriculture Committee voted 8 to 7 to extend rigid price supports for another year and rejected a two year extension of mandatory supports for wheat cotton corn rice and tobacco. Chairman Aiken predicted the full Senate would likely back the administration's flexible price plan. Senator Young moved for a one year extension of high level supports due to expiration this year. Three Republicans and five Democrats supported. Senator Williams opposed.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Senate
Sen. Young
Sen
Willams
R-Del
Taxpayers Swindled By Fraudulent Claims
Washington reports say Rep Short led a House Armed Services inquiry into Army fraud involving second allotments paid to parents of servicemen. Offenders face full force of justice as arrests occurred in Cleveland and Taney Apartments for disorderly conduct and intoxication charges amid a broad probe into benefits misappropriation.
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House Armed Services Committee
Rep Short 'R-Moi
Pisclossaz
Shovi
Cox
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