Kennedy era aide to speak at Lions Club meeting
Michael Monroney, executive assistant to Postmaster General Day, will speak at a Lions Club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event, open to postal employees and civic groups, will cover the Post Office Department and New Frontier plans. Monroney, 34, is the son of Senator Mike Monroney. He has a background in journalism and government service in Maryland and Indiana and helped during the transition years.
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John F. Kennedy
Lions Club
Michael Monroney
J. Edward Day
Monroney
James A. Grove
Post Office
Francis Scott Key
Grove
Oklahoma
United States
A. S
Mike Monroney
St. Alban’s School
Washington
Dartmouth College
Fix
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington Post
Times-Herald
Montgomery County
Ihaf
John Brademas
Indiana
Dav
Monroneys
Bethesda
Dr Johannes Bauer International health pioneer dies
Dr Johannes Henrik Bauer, noted for developing the yellow fever vaccine and longtime Rockefeller Foundation figure, dies after a heart condition. Born in Upsala Sweden he worked with Red Cross in Siberia and helped open Buchenwald. Survived by wife Maria Louise Gonzalez Garcia de Al and two children. Graveside rites set for Mt. Olivet.
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Johannes Henrik Bauer
International Rn
Rockefel
Thomas Turner
Bauer
Upsala
Sweden
Gustav Hjalmar
Maria Paen- Hedens Jerna
Univer: of
University of Berlin
United States
American Red Cross
Siberia
Peking
Union Medical Company of
China
Rockefeller Foundation
Harvey Society
American Society of Exploratory Pathology
American New Society of Tropical Medicine
Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
Buchenwald
Red Cross
Poland
Paris
Ion
Sturies
Africa
Rockefeller Institute
Turner
Johns Hopkins
Rockefeller
Maria Louise Gonzalez Garcia de al
Vivienne
Mt. Olivet
KR. E. Dailey
Fight and thefts strain city police at night
Police faced a busy night with a gas theft at a shopping center, a street fracas at Roger S tavern, a hit and run on West Seventh Street, damages from parking incidents, a triple robbery at Blue Bird restaurant, a coin box theft from a Kennedy Neal gas station, and a beer truck break in at Fisher Warehouse. Several arrests followed for driving without license and traffic or court-related offenses.
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Roger Si Tavern
West All Saints Street
Oswald Wendell Hor
Met
Mary Timpson
Arthur Powell
Osear Pyner
New Market
Frederick Hospital
West Seventh Street
North Market Street
Baker
Harry O. Gosnell
Redwood Avenue
South Market Street
Saints Street
M. E. Bowens
Gosnell
Hunery Trio
Blue Bird
Kennedy and Neal Gas Station
Aliso
Fisher's Distributing Company
Fisher
East Street
Daniel N. Bickenstall
Rosemont Avenue
Naomi Irene Flanisan
Park Avenue
Donald Lee Jordan
Stewart Manor
Phillip Grayson Stevens
Frederick
Elizabeth Taylor Pneumonia Victim
Actress Elizabeth Taylor, 29, is diagnosed with pneumonia and is seriously ill after treatment for lung congestion and influenza in a hotel suite. Doctors say her condition remains grave despite earlier signs of improvement. An oxygen tent was used as a precaution.
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Londox
Elizabeth Taylor
C. H. Goldman
Elks Scholarship Contest Winners Named in Frederick
The Frederick Elks Lodge announced four winners in its Elks National Foundation scholarship contest. Wanda Lee Stine of Brunswick High and Donna Lee Henson of Middletown High won first and second among girls, while Gerald Edward Righbour of St Josephs High School Emmitsburg and Donald Harry Buhrman of Middletown High won first and second among boys.
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Frederick Elks Lodge
Elks National Foundation
Wanda Lee Stine
Brunswick High School
Donna Lee Henson
Middletown High School
Gerald Edward Righbour
St. Joseph's High School
Emmitsburg
Donald Harry Buhrman
The
Elks
F Themers
Wanda Donna Lee Henson
Gerald Edward Rightour
Maryland
Delaware
DB. C
Wee Women Exchange Herring Filet Plan
A playful remark proposes swapping a fish item at a fish store. The line suggests a humorous trade involving a half a herring filet. The context hints at informal, whimsical dialogue rather than a formal transaction.
Snowstorm Heads Eastward From Rockies to Midwest
A major snowstorm moving east from the Rockies and Great Plains was expected to reach the northwest Kansas, Nebraska, northern Iowa, and southern Minnesota with heavy snow. Lighter totals anticipated elsewhere in the northern and central Rockies, while rain and thunderstorms spread across the rest of the midsection. Temperatures varied from mild in the East with a record 64 in New York to cool readings in the Plains and Pacific Northwest.
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Tne Associe
Pressorm
Theera Rockies
Great Plains
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Rockies
Weaher Texas
Pacific Northwest
Searle
New York City
Great Lakes
Central Plains
Pacific
Frederick Citizen E P Magaha Named to National Rivers Board
Washington reported the appointment of E Pauli Magaha a Frederick Maryland businessman to the Advisory Committee of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress for Maryland sixth district. The Congress a non partisan body promotes water and land resource development. Magaha known for public service outdoor interests is backed by Rep Charles Mathias Jr and Baltimore Mayor J Harold Grady. The text notes the Congress work and high regard from Cabinet and Congress officials.
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Washington
E. Pauli Magaha
Frederick
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Sixth
Maryland
May
Felice
Marys
J. Harold Grady
Baltimore
Magana
Board of
Aldermen
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Sinth District
Tatiers and Har- Congress
Congress
Magaha
Germans Revalue Mark as Dollar Pressure Eases
West Germany revalues the mark, with the dollar now buying 4 marks instead of 4.20. The measure, confirmed by the economics ministry and Deutsche Bank, aims to curb speculation and ease dollar pressure while raising costs of German exports by about 5 percent. It affects U.S. servicemen and foreign workers in West Germany.
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Frankfurt. Germany
U.S
Deutsche Bank
Frankfurt
Bonn
Europe
Germany
West Germany
Billy Marks
Dresden
U. S
Car Hits Pole Puts Driver at Risk of Electrocution
Raymond Grimes of Washington Grove escaped electrocution after a 1953 Ford struck a high tension pole on Md. 355 near Field’s Road two miles south of Gaithersburg. The car overturned and wires rested on the vehicle. Grimes, cited as heavily intoxicated, was pinned about a half hour while Gaithersburg fire crews removed the line. No charges were filed due to lack of witnesses.
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Raymond Lestie Grimes
Washington Grove
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Raymond Leslie Grimes
Grimes
Pepeo
Cochran Robert Burdene
James Brown
Car Hits Big Damage At $1000 On Route 40 West Of Frederick
One driver injured after a late model Buick rear ended a tractor trailer on U S Route 40 about eight miles west of Frederick. George W. Reber of Gaithersburg treated for scalp and facial lacerations. he was charged with reckless driving. The Water E Dorsey tractor-trailer from Woodbine was also eastbound. Damage totaled about $1000 to the car and $30 to the trailer. Time of crash around 2 50 a.m.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George W. Reber
Gaithersburg
Reber
Tfe
Harry J. Frost
Water E Dorsey
Woodbine
Ten Injured in Race Riot at Folsom Prison
Ten inmates were injured in a race riot at Folsom Prison in California. Guards fired warning shots as inmates fought in the mess hall, with six black and four white prisoners among the injured. officials blamed tension over a black Muslim sect.
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Folsom
Calif
Folsom Prison
Robert Heinze
Sacramento
Heinze
Joe C. Croféland
Alameda County
Soledad P
Ials
Missing Girl Found In Friend's Home
Nancy No vak, who had been missing from her Park suburb home, was found safe at a friend's house several blocks away. Police said she spent the night there. A large search by 4 searchers and Boy Scouts, aided by a helicopter from Grosse He Naval Air Station, began at dawn.
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Detroit
Nancy Novack
Park
Nancy
Novack
Heliconler
Grosse He Naval Air Station
Congo Clashes in Banana and Matadi Drive Sudanese From Town
Fighting in Matadi and Banana raged for hours as Congolese troops, aided by Indonesians, attacked a United Nations garrison of Sudanese soldiers. Sudanese withdrew leaving two prisoners. mortar barrages continued and reinforcements moved to Kitona to restore order. A UN spokesman warned of further measures if talks fail.
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Matadi
Leopoldville
Cento
Congo
Congo River
United Nations
Banana
U.N
Sheltr
U.S
Coat of Kitona
Hammarjoid
Kitona
Albert Kier
Beef Cattlemen Meet Here in Maryland
Beef cattlemen gather in Maryland for a panel on beef production and testing programs. Speakers include Dr. Ferguson from Cornell and Myron Lacy of Penn State, with officials from Virginia Tech and other universities detailing beef production and industry relations.
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Marsiand
Freerick
Scotti Ker
Tand College Rc
Cole
Prina Rational
Ferguson
Jim Lingle
Wye Plantation
Queenstown
Penns State
Universics
Curtis Mast
Virgina Time
Blacksburg
Parrot Cash Fling Ends in Congo South Africa Move
Kenyan Congo planter Ewart Kleynhans and his American wife halted en route to South Africa with a carload of parrots. Congo authorities blocked removal of possessions so he converted cash into parrots priced at 140 dollars each, to fund the move.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Congo
Ewart Kleynhans
South Africa
Kleynhans
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