Board hires two architects for Frederick area schools
Frederick County Board of Education employs Paul Kea Associates for Frederick High School vocational agriculture shop and for agriculture and industrial arts shops at Thurmont. Edward Finistetter Ballimore, who built the Middletown High School, is hired to plan a nine room addition at Middletown High. James Poser will be the mechanical engineer. The board reviews a long plan to ease teacher shortages, including urging full qualifications, on the job training, and recruitment, plus possible use of part time veteran teachers and clerical help to reduce non instructional duties. The plan also calls for scholarships for teachers and broader public support.
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Board of Education
Frederick High School
Charmont High School
Middletown High School
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Uravast Innortance
Paul Kea Associates
Tyattsville
Faye
Thurmont
Edward Finistetter Ballimore
Middletown
James Poser
Baltimore
Frederick County
PTA Council
Soren
Hanve
Tess Hidals
Ptas
Couner
Ramsburg
Hood College
Two Drunk Drivers Found Guilty In Magisterial Court
Two motorists charged with drunken driving were found guilty in hearings before Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield. James William Murphy of North Market street received a six month sentence in the House of Correction, his first drunk driving conviction in three years. George W. Binnix of Hyattstown was fined $140 and costs for drunken driving and $25 and costs for reckless driving. The trial followed a collision on US 15 north of Frederick last October 9 after Murphy’s car crossed the center line. Witnesses included Troopers Bowser, Guilmino, Storer and Kirby, and Binnix’s friend was taken to a liquor store prior to arrest. The proceedings also noted testimony by Dr. B. Thomas Jr and other evidence regarding intoxication.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
James William Murphy
North Market Street
House of Correction
Als
George W. Binnix
Hyattstown
Alton Y. Bennett
de- Murphy
Donald Bowser
US S. 15
Frederick
Bowser
Murphy
Harry Lee Powell
Silver Spring
Perry Beckley
RFD 3
Powell
B. ©. Thomas Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick City
Berdhal Athan Phy
Wiliam H. Hicks
Binnix
V. L. Guilmino
U S
Urbana
Binny
Robert Storer
Robert Kirby
U.S. 240-A
Carl Anderson
W. L. Burdette
Hyaltgioun
Samuel W. Barrick
James Russell Brachey
West South Street
East South Street
Set
AM. Dietz
James Fenhagen Dies In Baltimore 79 Chairman and Director
James C. Fenhagen, 79, longtime banker and corporate director in Baltimore, died yesterday at his home. He chaired the board at Finelits Baltimore National Bank and served on multiple firms including Abell Co publisher Sun papers and Maryland Drydock Co. He supported Community Chest and Red Cross. Funeral details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James Corner
Fenhagen
Finelits-Baltimore National Bank
A 4. Abell Co
Sunpapers
American Credit Indemnity Corp
Maryland Drydock Co
Ike To Spend Tonight At His New Farm Home
Lt President Eisenhower will stay tonight at his Gettysburg farm home in his first overnight there. The President will drive to the 189 acre site this afternoon to review construction details with contractor Charles J. Tompkins. White House press secretary said the trip was moved up as he cannot go this weekend. The Gettysburg home is nearly complete and partly furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Charles J. Tompkins
Kateington
Pilgrimage to United Nations Planned by Maryland
Maryland seeks 2,0090 pilgrims to visit the United Nations in May for its 1st anniversary celebration. The Maryland UN Association will organize county groups, train or air travel from towns including Washington and Frederick, with stops in Westminster before arriving in New York for a guided tour and UN briefing. Reservations at $20 cover rail fare, bus transfer, meals, and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maryland
United Nations
USN
United Nations Association of Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Baltimore City
Hagerstown
Washington County
Eanuiste Aenia
Thurmont
Westminster
Arival
East River
U.N
U. N
LU. N. International
U. WN
United Nation
Mirsland
UV. N
Frederick County
International Relations Committee
Ue Business and Profesional Women's Club of
Freeerick
Menta
Public hearing set on glass bottle ban bill in Maryland
A House of Delegates public hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday March 9 at 10 am in the Ho chamber on a bill to prohibit sale of beer in throwaway glass containers. The measure has 13 sponsors including S Fenton Karris Melvin H Derr Joseph B Payne and Charles I Smelser of Frederick county with backing from the Farm Bureau and Pomona Grange.
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House of Delegates
Ho Chamber
S. Fenton Karris
Melvin H. Derr
Joseph B. Payne
Charles I. Smelser
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
The
Roads Board
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Granges
Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
Iachifery
Maryland
Braddock
General Assembly
House
Senate
Ramsbury
Braddock District
Braddock Heights
Ballenger
Jefferson
Middletown
Taneytown
Carroll
Carroll County
Lava Fires Lava Field in Hawaii Rages and Sparks Rescue
Massive underground explosions in eastern Hawaii ignite a lava fountain two hundred feet high and scorch a half mile of sugar cane. National Guard trucks aid about one hundred evacuees while four hundred residents flee. Curtis Ramas reports ground fissures and roaring, likening it to a powder train. Meanwhile the Eastern National Livestock Show backs Timonium Fairgrounds for a Baltimore coliseum project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauoa
Hawaii
Hawaii Island
National Guard
Curtis Ramas
Churchill Warns US Bases May Strike Without Consent
In Parliament Churchill warned that US planes based in Britain could launch a counterblow without prior consultation if attacked by a hydrogen bomb. Laborites pressed for assurances Britain would not enter war without government consent, while Bevan challenged Churchill over health and leadership amid Cold War tensions and the Allied Big Three talks. A Bermuda visit and a stroke were cited in Bevan’s remarks about Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
United States
Britain
House of Commons
Riesenhower
England
Kenneth Robinson
Robinson
Labor Party
Clement Attlee
Aneurin Bevyan
Attlee
Bevan
Eisenhower
Cote Tda
Ett
Weedebede
Stalin
George Mal‘enkov
Minster
United
American Led Church Wins Broad Legal Victory In Rome
In Rome the American led Church of Christ in Italy won a broad ruling affirming its right to operate and display signs at worship sites. A tribunal criticized police for removing signs twice. the decision strengthens religious liberty and church recognition by the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ted Church of Christ
Italy
Sone Braad Fea Cperars
Uf Alse
Sal
Giacomo Rosapepe
Intertr
Chet
Woman Found Along Tracks Near Cumberland
Gladys Olive Rank a 57 year old nurse's aide from Washington was found dead along the Baltimore and Ohio line in the Narrows Cumberland last Friday morning. An autopsy by Dr H W V Dening showed death from brain damage due to exposure after being near the tracks in about 20 degree temperatures. Rank had been visiting a sister and had been employed at Garfield Hospital in Washington. State Police investigated and railroad officials discounted a fall or jump from a train as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Gladys Olive Rank
Washington
Sacred Heart Hospital
HW. V. Dening
Alegany County
Rank
16Th St. Chillum
Hyattsville
Garfield Hospital
B&o
Narr
Grace
Narrows
Fire devastates India Wharf in Boston sweep
A spectacular blaze swept historic India Wharf in Boston today, leveling several businesses as the 500-foot structure suffered extensive damage to pilings and deck. Officials estimated losses at 140000 and called in the arson squad to determine the cause, with many fire crews and vessels assisting. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Ub
India Wharf
William Tervenar
Hoothe
Boston Fire Boat
Coast Guard
Navy
Court Room Work Nears Completion at Court House
Construction on the second floor court room and adjacent judges chambers, stenographer’s office, and sheriff’s area advances toward an April 20 target. Heating and lighting nearing test. bench and jury box placement outlined. old benches stored. new waiting and conference spaces planned. final move for Clerk Wachter’s staff projected months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Winchester Hall
Sheriff's Office
Supervisor of
Roads Board
Ellis CL Wachter
Washington Women's Club seeks normal safety restoration
The Women's Club of Washington urged district commissioners and Congress to restore normal safety in the city. The appeal followed a discussion at last night's meeting about recent jookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Women's Club of
Washington
Congress
Quemoy And Matsus Not To Be Ceded
U S Secretary of State Dulles told Chiang Kai-shek that Quemoy and the Matsus are not on the bargaining table for a cease fire in the Chinese Civil War. A second condition could abandon the islands if it guaranteed Asia peace and if Nationalist China agreed, which they likely would not. Dulles reaffirmed U S commitment to defend Formosa and the Pescadores under the mutual defense pact signed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipe
Formosa
U.S
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsus
Asia
China
U. S
Pescadores
Washington
Thailand
Burma
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Philippines
United States
George Yeh
West Pacific
Clubs To Mark U S 4 H Week Observances Planned
Local 4 H clubs mark National 4 H Week with radio and TV programs led by Mim af Vine Eaton Lavington and Robert Stansfield. A half hour WBAL Baltimore program features talks demonstrations and a 4 H quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Af
Frederick County
Atlee Compher
Baijlenger
Ruth Keller
Jefferson
Johanna Magaha
Prospect
Clyde Bohn, Jr
Unionville Club
Queen Mother Satirized as BBC viewers protest
British viewers accuse the BBC of satirizing Queen Mother Elizabeth in a comedy skit starring Miss Hackney who impersonates royalty during a ship launch. The vessel sinks after the bow breaks, prompting indignant phone calls. the BBC defends the portrayal as not mocking the Queen. Baltimore bids opened for the second phase of a 130 million dollar harbor tunnel project by the State Roads Commission.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
Elizabeth
BBC
Comedienne
Earl Hackney
Miss Hackney
Mother J
Baltimore Vi
State Roads Commission
Baltimore’s
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FT. Bragg
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Ike
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Joseph Aronowitz
Catskill
N. Y
Joseph McKeon
Salvadore Perez
Bronx
August Robles
Robles
Aronowitz
IAB
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Cline R. Paden
Brownfield
Lubbock
Tex
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Jane Froman
Miami Beach
Fla
John C. Burn
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Chiane Kat Shes
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