Low Bid On Myersville School Additions and Buses
The Thurmont Construction Company was the low bidder at 71500 for the Myersville elementary school additions after bids opened at a Board of Education meeting. The board also awarded contracts for two county owned school buses, four bus routes, accepted resignations, made nine appointments, and conducted other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Construction Company
Board of Education
Myersville
Thurmont
Acme Construction Company
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
W. R Dyer
Waynesboro
Towth
Fish
Knott and Geisbert
Urbana
Adamstown
Buckesstown
Roger Plummer
Plummer
A. L. Crawford
Unionville
Mapleville
Glisons Mill
Carroll County
Liberty Andid Frederick High
Kemp Weller
Libertytown
Sabillasville
Maryland 81
Thurmont High
Glenn B. Delauter
Midaway
Luther Shank
Renner Road
New Midway School
Maryland 71
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Earl A. Hoffmaster
LeGore
Elm Street
Hood College
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Eugene W. Pruitt
American Optical Company
T. M., Brady
Elm Street Core
Dred Brady
East Frederick
Maryland Homeopathic Board Faces State Probe
Maryland lawmakers vote to investigate the State Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners after a police raid halted a private examination session in Baltimore. Subpoenas target Dr. Robert H. Reddick and others as hearings are set for July 17 in a case unfolding around licenses and board authority.
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Baltimore
Legislature Council
Maryland
State Board of Homeopathic Medical
Robert H. Reddick
Reddick
Board of Medical Examiners
Maryland State Homeopathic Medical Society
Norman P. Ramsay
James &.Norris Jr
Attoriey General
Norris
Homeopathic Medical Board
Baltimore City
Ramsay
Oppenheimer
Homeopathic Society
State Homeopathic Medical Society
Maryland Chirurgical and Medical Faculty
Homeopathic Board
General Assembly
Homeopathic ‘Board
Board
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Marsland
Belgian Congo
Werbert Daugherty
Brunswick
Ann C. Eckard
Middletown
Mera Braungart
Robert Lee Pitts
Lincoln
Soc
Toulse Caroly
Moore
Geraldsihe Homeopathic Board
Mid- Marrone
Polio Vaccine Drive Mailed for St Michaels Talbot County
In St Michaels Maryland health officials plan a polio vaccination clinic for residents 40 and under to curb a locally unusual outbreak. Dr Louis S Welty notes prior cases include five in three weeks mainly mothers in their 30s and a 11 year old girl, with hospital support from state health authorities and Johns Hopkins consultants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Michaels
Louis S. Welty
Talbot County
Maryland
Leo Schultz
Welty
Naval Institution
Oahu
Hawaiian Island
Bdward Davens
State Health Dept
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Christ Episcopal Church Parish
Wouse
Cooler air sweeps Frederick after strong winds
Strong winds up to 135 miles per hour swept through Frederick Wednesday afternoon, followed by a cooler, pleasant morning with temperatures about 15 degrees lower than yesterday. The airport noon reading was 73 while Wednesday at the same time hit 88. overnight low 61. Clouds suggested showers but only light sprinkles occurred. forecaster predicted a clear, cooler night and minimal Friday temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Six Killed In Ohio Grade Crossing Wreck
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train struck a car at a grade crossing near Hamilton Ohio killing six occupants of the car three men and three women. Conductor P T Conley said the car did not slow before impact. Victims identified include James Nease Franklin Ohio Jerry Stidham Wolf Coal Ky Claude Raleigh Aliamisburgh Ohio. The sixth victim died later at Mercy Hospital. The crossing at Williamsdale lies about five miles north of a southwestern Ohio city.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
P. Tt. Conley
Richmond
Ind
Butler County
Garrett Boone
James Nease
Franklin
Jerry Stidham
Wolf
Wolf Coal. Ky, and Claude Raleigh, 38, of Aliamisburgh
Leona
Mercy Hospital
Sherif
Williamsdale
Ohio Cay
Robertson opposes Sobeloff for 4th Circuit judge
Sen. Robertson condemns Simon Sobeloff’s federal judgeship nomination to the Fourth Circuit amid regional opposition in Virginia and the Carolinas. He cites perceived political motivation and views on judiciary functions as key objections. The Judiciary Committee prepared to vote after earlier friction and a 3-4 panel tally.
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Washington
Robertson
D-Va
Simon E.sobeloff
Virginia
Carolinas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower
Sobeloff
Court of Appeals
West Virginia
Maryland
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Olin D B. Johnston
D-Sc
Steel Mills Bank Fires Await Saturday Strike
The nation faces a potential 650,000 worker strike as major steel companies and the United Steelworkers of America reject delay proposals. With the deadline nearing, open hearth furnaces and coke ovens are being shut down at key plants in Gary Indiana and Sparrows Point Maryland, and further cooling is reported nationwide. Talks were to resume today as both sides blame the stalemate on the other side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Steelworkers of America
U.S. Steel
Gary. Ind
Seithlehem
Sparrows Point
Police Probe Light Blue Car In Double Slaying Case
Police examine a light blue automobile found abandoned in Southwest Baltimore linked to the alleged abduction and slaying of two Southern Maryland girls. A photograph and a blood stained jacket were inside the car, which bore Virginia plates. Victims Shelby Venable and Maryland Fellers were last seen entering a blue car with a scar faced driver near Beltsville. Their nude bodies were recovered from the Potomac River days later. The vehicle had sat on Glydon Avenue near Washington Boulevard and was moved to the city yard for full testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Shelby Jean Venable
Elizabeth Fellers
U.S
Beltsville
Violent Thunderstorm Strikes Kansas City
A violent thunderstorm hit the Kansas City area with gusts up to 115 mph, causing one death and widespread damage to homes, trees and shrubs. Rainfall measured 0.57 inches as debris and power lines contributed to the hazards. The victim, 37 year old T. Stones, died after contacting a live power line while stepping from his automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
T. Stones
Eisenhower Gains Weight After Hospital Stay
President Eisenhower's doctors report he has started to gain weight for the first time since surgery. He left Walter Reed to recuperate at his Gettysburg farm, waved to a crowd from his hospital window, and praised the Army band before continuing recovery.
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Waliington
Eisenhower
Mt Hospital
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettysburg
Lugh
Army Band
Maj
Hugh Curry
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
National Security Council
White House
Nixon
Attorney Receives New Seeing Eve Dog for Virts
Frederick attorney C. Clifton Virts announces Pearl a purebred German Shepherd is his new Seeing Eye dog companion. Pearl arrived from Seeing Eye Inc in Whippany New Jersey. Virts recalls Omar the aging 15 year old guide dog who will retire to pasture after years of service since 1943. Weather notes follow with streams at Knowville and Frederick junction.
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Pearl
C. Clifton Virts
Frederick
Frederick County
House of Defeases
Virts
Seeing Eve, Inc
Whippany
N. J
Marsristown
House of Delegates
Eisenhower second term discussed in Donovan book
The book claims Eisenhower considered a second term after his 1953 heart attack and cites a January White House meeting with 12 associates. It notes internal party tensions, McCarthy frictions, and Cabinet views on world peace and U S policy toward China.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Robert J.donovan
Senate
Donovan
Himenhower
Atty
Gen
Brownell
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Dulles
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sherman Adams
Wilton B. Persons
James C. Hagerts
Floward Pyle
Tom Stephens
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Summerfield
Milton Eisenhower
United States
China
Supreme Court
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
Cd-Ark
Congress
New York Herald Tribune
Sen. McCarthy
Local Eagles Head to Cumberland Convention
Delegates from Frederick Aerie No. 1087 depart for the 51st annual Maryland and District of Columbia State Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles convention in Cumberland today through Sunday. Attending leaders include State Treasurer C Bernard Smith and past State president Charles F Bell, with other past presidents and representatives joining Saturday and Sunday.
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Frederick Aerie
Maryland
District of Columbia
Aene
Order of Eagles
Cumberland
George W. Devilbiss Ir
John BE. Grilinger
Richa T. Brachey
John * ‘Ikler
Jones Devilbiss
Aeries
Bernard Smith
Charles F. Bell
Harry Doshildty
George RE. Miller
J. Francis
Foreign Aid Bill Up For Vote Today
The Senate began voting on a 4.502 billion dollar foreign aid bill with a major battle expected over cuts. Proposals target cutting 600 million from 2.6 billion in military aid while House already approved two billion. Debates focus on aid to Yugoslavia and India with possible long sessions to conclude measures.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Eisenhower
Sen. el- Jender
D-La
Yugoslavia
India
Knowland Califf
George 1Dga
Johnson ‘Tex
Bridges
Rnh
GOP
Tito
Nito
Child Escapes Injury In West Fifth Street Incident
A Frederick two year old, John L Hockman, ran in front of a car on West Fifth Street, about 75 feet east of Elm, near Elm Street, causing the driver Doris M Poole to pull away from a curb. The child was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with no injuries reported and no charges were filed.
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Frederick Child
West Fifth Street
Elm Street
Oliver J. W. Stockman
John L. Hockman
Westth Street
Doris M. Poole
East South Street
Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Russians Seek Public Explanation Of Stalin Era Criticism
Washington officials see Pravda publishing Eugene Dennis questions about Stalin era as a signal that Soviet leaders may address growing criticisms of Stalin’s terror. Dulles notes Moscow influence over parties is not what it once was, sparking debate among experts about future policy and self criticism within the Communist world.
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Washington
State Department
Joseph
Stalin
Dulles
Fitself
Communist Party
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Dennis
Pravda
New_York Daily Worker
Khrushchev
Italy
France
Britain
Russia
Magistrate flags jail risk after suspended license case
Lynn Thomas 37 a farm laborer from RFD 6 was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license and failing to stop at a stop sign. Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker warned a mandatory jail sentence on a second appearance. Thomas was fined 107.20 total with attorney Benjamin B. Rosenstock. Collateral and other motorists faced small fines for various violations.
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H. Reese Shoemaker J
Lynn Thomas
RFD 6
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Richard S. Abell
Barnesville
Robert C. Snyder
Burel E. Jones
Milwaukee
Wis
Leslie K. Hartman
Benton
Norman B Boyle
Weat- Munster
Allen J. Brooks
Lionharport
W. Va
Lynn B. Bean
American Falls
Ida
J Ane
David J Markey
Ic. C, Stesle
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Public Service Commission
Braddock Water Company, Inc
Braddock Heights
Circuit Court
Employment Security Board of Maryland
Daisy L. Harper
RFD
Weinberg and
Glass
P—Steel
Qrnvet
Talbot Co
Salk
Pennsylvania
Delaine Hobbs
Cooksville
Nevin O. White
Granite
Tuli Klees
George E. Connelly
Bel Air
Knowville
Frederick Junction
Ske
White Mouse
Guy Donovan
MecCarthy
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