Four Hurt When Auto Overturns Near Frederick
Four people were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a car carrying Gloria J. Johnson and Virgie R. Nokes rolled over on U S 240 A five miles south of Frederick at 12:20 am. The victims, all Negroes, included Johnson 13, Nokes 25, Beulah L. Budd 16, and Nokes A. of Rockville, with injuries ranging from lacerations to possible fractures. Driver Nathaniel McC. Warren 22 of Rockville suffered minor bruises. Warren claimed a mechanical failure and possible drowsiness contributed to the crash. Police Trooper Paul C. Kline investigated. no charges filed. A passing motorist assisted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U. S. 240
Frederick
Gloria J. Johnson
Virgie R. Nokes
Rockville
Johnson
Nokes
Boin HO Nokes
Beulah L. Budd
Derwood
Nathaniel McC. Warren
Warren
the Stone
Itlread
Lue Hospital
Paul C. Kline
Two Boys Buried Alive Under Wall in Queens
In a Queens housing project a dirt wall collapsed during an excavation burying two boys. Passers-by and police aided by rescuers pulled several others from the mud as a crowd of about 2000 gathered. Billy Cotton and Nathaniel Brown survived, but Billy’s brother John and Angel Matos were not saved. Mrs. Evelyn Cotton fainted at the scene. The two boys were identified as Negroes. Black and white families watched the rescue in the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queens
Billy Cotton
Nathaniel Brown
Cotton Bays
Evelyn Cotton
Matos
Pole Breaks Endangers Daredevil at Amusement Park
Aerial performer Herman Hoger 32 of New York was seriously hurt when a 65 foot pole broke during a netless act at White City park in Shrewsbury. He toppled onto a crowd of spectators, four of whom were injured but none seriously. From his hospital bed Hoger described the pole swaying and bending as he slid down, with the top buckling like a sapling before the fall. His wife assisted from the ground with a rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Mass
Herman Hoger
New York
White City
Hoger
County Gets Soaking Rains Over Weekend
Drenching rains hit Frederick city and county Saturday, lifting June precipitation to near normal after three dry years. Rain totals ranged from 0.75 inch at the airport to 0.58 inch at the state police barracks, with the Monocacy river muddy and the Potomac clear. Wheat and barley harvests advance slowly as forecasts call for sunny, mild weather this week with little additional rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Seneca
Henry R
Shoemaker
Helen Keller Celebrates 75th Birthday Quietly at Arcane Ridge
Helen Keller keeps her routine on her 75th birthday at Arcan Ridge with a morning Bible reading and a grounds stroll led by her dog. Polly Thomson and companions say the day honors her past while they focus on unpacking from world travels and catching up on six months of mail and correspondence.
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Helen
Miss Pally
Mbaver
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
James Adams
Nella Braddy Henney
Tuscumbia
Ala
Lotigis
Seleciams
Tess
Polly Thomson
Five Killed In Accidents On Highways
Five people died on Maryland highways during the weekend and eight were injured in a bus car collision near Frederick. Ministers Rev Sarah Hubbard and Rev Joseph Hayman died when their car hit a truck at Hamilton Talbot County. Other fatalities include Harrison Sims in Baltimore County and Edward Brown in Brunswick. several other crashes occurred across Maryland and nearby states with multiple injuries.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Frederick
Talbot County
Hamilton
Easton
Williamsburg
Sarah Austin Hubbard
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Hayman
Princess Anne
Hayman
William C. Retallack
Osford
Retallack
Harrison O. Sims
Cub Jhll
Baltimore County
York
Eugene Milhalick
Harry K. Davidson
Lydia
Hampstead
Benjamin Stringfield
Washingto
Suitland Parkway
Silver Hill
Prince Georges County
Stringfield
Gordon Simons
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Potomac River Bridge
Clyde Sem
Eisenhower Welcomed In Maine
President Eisenhower visits Maine for a clambake with Governor Muskie at Skowhegan’s Margaret Chase Smith home. He ends a six day northern tour with a White House conference on the Soviet shooting down of a US Navy plane.
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Parmachenee Lake
Maine
Eisenhower
Edmund
Muskie
Skowhegan
Margaret Chase Smith
New Finland
White House
State Dulles
U.S. Navy
Bering Strait
Soviet Siberia
Sb. Alaska
V. M. Molotov
Dulles
San Francisco
State Department
Truasie
Little Bay
Unique New Testament Pictorial by American Bible Society
New York report details the American Bible Society release The Good News a 256 page pictorial New Testament with 566 photographs nine maps and six diagrams Realistic scenes from Jesus era include the Sermon on the Mount calming the storm and the Good Samaritan journey It cites scholarly work from Louvre Athens Rome Jerusalem and museums with a special team tracing Jesus path for photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jesus
Ane
American Bible Society Today
Gilbert Darlington
Society
Darlington
Caesar
Pilate
Gethsemane
Gallilee
Nazareth
Corinth
Tonely
Darhngton
Louvre
Paris
School of Classical Studies
Athens
American Academy
Rome
School of Oriental Research
Jerusalem
America
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board
St. John
F. Kk. Doerner
Theresa Goel
Frederick Highs 1930 Class Holds 25th Reunion At Peter Pan Inn
Frederick High School Class of 1930 held its 25th reunion with 81 alumni of 143 graduates attending at Peter Pan Inn. John L. Hull presided as emcee, prizes went to Virginia Capece and Inez Betson Winpigter. Guest speakers included Miss Mary Julia Shuif and Delegate S. Fenton Harris.
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Germany
Phyllis Anita Cowell
Jnez Betson Winpigter
East Fourth Street
Erma Ramsburg Sprankle
Grant Place
Elwood T. Whitmore
East Eighth Street
Mary Julia Shuif
Marcelene Kefauver Tyson
Elm Street
Ife
S. Fenton Haris
Maryland House of Delegates
Frederick County
Harris
George T Schroeder Jr
Virginia Genso Keefer
Wilson
Marion Francis Vorecht
Anna V. Albaugh
Warth
E Baker
Inez Butson
John W. Bowuis Hl
Walter L. Bussard
Charlotte Clem
Atiltired E Crampton
James S Crist
Clyde H. Culler Wilbur DB
Culler Jr
Leona V. Dixon
James E. Dough
Acquitted On Charge Of Larceny In Court
Charles Edward Posey, colored, of East Seventh street, found not guilty of larceny before Magis trate H Reese Shoemaker after Effie Herbert of West Seventh street accused him of stealing her pocketbook containing $37 on a Saturday afternoon. Testimony showed the purse vanished from under her pillow while she rested on a lounge. no witness testified to the contrary. Posey was represented by Alton Bennett. the magistrate absolved him due to lack of evidence. City Officer Paul Mossburg investigated. Also listed are several traffic fines and court actions from U.S. 40 and U.S. 48, including offenses such as speeding, failing to have operator's license, and reckless driving, with various defendants named and penalties imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Posey
East Seventh Street
H. Reese Shoemaker
Effie Herbert
West Seventh Street
Posey
Alton
Bennett Posey
Paul Mossburg
James J. “Aves. Bualismore
U.S. 40 West
Paul A. Kime
Robert L. Storer
Levin W. Hahn
Brunswick
Jens L. Kline
Gaithersburg
W. L. Guilding
Shoemaker
Forfailer
James M Witon
Agerstown
James BE. Hastilton
Mt Airy
Ringles
Jonesville
East Patrick Street
Hamilton Avenue
Edna R Green
Baltimore
Tistractor
U. S. 48
Joseph Green
U.S. 40
Adain Rust
Looper
Richard Fantanevi
Monessen
Hil
Lewis Walton
Middletown
U.S
Paul FE
Floyd FE
Burns
Garherslurg
Facilne
Robert L. Store
Archie A
Harrell
Ft. Myer
U. S
Paul OR
LaBrush
Earl TV
Sier- Cross
Bail Ae Street
Frederick
Sailtre
U.S. du East
LeRo
Sunbury Pa
Westley Oram
G. Hedden
John 4. Jones
Towson
Will leaves 500 to church for building fund in Frederick
In Orphans Court this morning a will dated Dec 3 1954 allocates 500 to Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick for construction. Other bequests include items to relatives and friends, with the residue to sister-in-law Mrs Phebe Jepsen of Los Angeles. Sherman P Bowers Frederick is named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Norma Edna Darner
Orphans Court
Heart L. Darner
Washington
Katherine Jenkins
Old Braddock
Mary Coblentz
Julia Culler
Paul Simpson
Lillian 5
Bowers
Robert Hugh Tressell
Perry Darner
Rodney J. Darner
Jefferson
Alonzo K. Darner
William &. Darner
Alice Thomas
Daniel Thomas
Horatio
Little
Josephine EB. Darner
East Second Street
Louise Darner
Macy E. Biehl
Elsie J. Albaugh
Gertrude L Carver
Albaugh
Rosenstock Named To Bar Asse Post
Frederick attorney Rosenstock elected vice-president of the Maryland State Bar Association representing the Sixth Circuit at the 60th annual meeting in Atlantic City. Reuben Oppenheimer of Baltimore becomes president, succeeding Judge Stedman Prescott of Rockville. Frederick attendees included Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer and Mrs Schnauffer, Mr and Mrs Rosenstock, and other local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Rosenstock
Frederick
Maryland State Bar Association
Traymore Hotel
Atlantic City
Reuben Oppenheimer
Baltimore
Stedman Prescott
Rockville
Trederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
James McSherry
H. Kieffer, DeLauter
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Charles A. Price
Medical Examiners Office To Be Vacant
Dr Robert A Furie Nouriied the County Commissioners by letter today that the office of Chief Medical Examiner of Maryland is relieving him of duties as acting deputy medical examiner of Frederick County effective June 30 at midnight. The letter indicated Dr Russell Fisher, the chief medical examiner, would contact the commissioners about succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Furie
Maryland
Frederick County
Furic
Russell Fisher
Lisardiie
Keymar Man Brought Here After Accident
William C Foreman 42 of Keymar was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after his car ran off a Carroll County road near Keymar. He suffered facial lacerations and facial and body cuts and bruises. He arrived at 12 45 a m via Tanestown ambulance. State Police at Randallstown are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian C. Foreman
Keymar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll County
Tie
Weather Pleasant And Cool Over Most Of U S
Pleasant and cool weather persisted over much of the central and eastern United States. Western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming cleaned up after storms dumped as much as 20 inches of rain yesterday. Torrential rain caused outages in Guernsey Wyoming and flooded portions of Torrington.
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Associated Press
United States
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Atlantic Coast
Great Plains
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Uiesison
S.D
Lemmon
Floods isolate towns as 20 inches rain hits Guernsey Wyo
In the upper North Platte Valley a two to three cloudburst produced about 20 inches of rain at Guernsey Wyoming, flooding Torrington and surrounding towns. The National Guard evacuated flood areas while Moorhead and Scottsbluff reported damage and isolation. No injuries among evacuees were reported.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Upper
North Platte Valley
Guernsey
Wyo
Torrington
Wyoming-Nebraska
National Guard
Fort Laramie
Nallow
Nebraska
Moorhil
Fertile
Snowball Stand Scandal Ends Abruptly in New Orleans
Mrs. Paul Spurlock investigates a snowball stand run by her children outside her home. Customers drank liqueurs mixed into fruit syrups. The venture collapsed when she salvaged the remaining half bottle, ending the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Paul Spurlock
Bids Due for Five School Projects in July Meeting
The Frederick County Board of Education plans to receive bids by 11 p m on the meeting day for five projects including alterations at Foxville School with new toilets plumbing heating and electrical work plus a drainage field and septic tank. Other bids cover painting at Park Way North Market Street New Midway Middletown Elementary and Sabillasville, shop classroom buildings at Frederick High and Thurmont High additions, rewiring fixtures at North Market Street and Washington Street Schools, and summer work at both schools with coat room changes partitions joists repairs and boiler relocation.
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Board of Education
Foxville
Parkway
North Market Street
New Midway
Middletown Elementary
Sabillasville
Frederick High School
Thurmont High School
Washington Street
Senate approves airport funds bill for states
The Senate approved a bill to provide federal matching funds for airport construction worth 63 million dollars annually for four years. Allocations depend on state size and population, with top states receiving over 47 million dollars each and outside top 10 states receiving smaller amounts such as Delaware 64,980 dollars and Virginia 803,025 dollars. The measure awaits House action and President Eisenhower's signature. Chairman Priest cited imminent House hearings.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Delaware
District of Columbia
Staryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Priest D-Tenn
House Commerce Committee
State Income Tax Deduction Goes Into Effect in July
Maryland announces a pay as you go income tax system starting Friday. Employers will withhold state tax from wages, replacing annual filings with per pay period deductions. Rates rise for some and dependents change deductions, with flat 800 per person allowance to simplify withholding.
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Annapolis
Mays
Tate
Comptroller’s Office
Maryland
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Billy
John
Angel Matos
Taipei
Formosa
Naionalist Defense Ministry
Wate Islands
Red
Cheyenne
Chicago
U.N
Edward Leroy Brown
Brown
Louise Irene Baugher
Eienhower
American Bible Society
Bar Asse
James F Richards
Fon
U. S. 40
Lloyd
Luly Myersville
Alden C Garonet
McRhees Rocks
Andes
Uo S 40
William Linn Pitsburak
Excena
Kline
Edith M. Wood
Robert D. Kirke
Rainey FL Dorser
New Market
Mel
B. 1
Baum
Clyde W. Brown
Lantz
East Street
Norman M. von Gulick
Los Angeles
Kiosemont Avenue
Harold J. Monahan Rutherford
X. Ah
Der
Norman Drew
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