Engineer Upheld By Zoning Board In City Hall Appeal
An appeal to block a permit for alterations at 134 West Fifth Street was dismissed by the Board of Zoning Appeals. The board ruled it lacks jurisdiction over building code matters, upholding City Engineer W R Walter's permit for steps, an outside storeroom and a door change estimated at 150 dollars. The hearing also covered a license transfer for a beer wine and liquor store by the Hisseys amid neighborhood protests. The panel barred use designation from affecting permit validity and continued Stewart Manor's appeal due to absence and lack of a full panel.
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Casper F. Belson
Marlowe
S. Higsey
Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall
Hissey
West Fifth Street
W. R. Walter
Betson
Edward D. Storm
Robert E. Clapp
McSherry
Gail L. Catshall
License Commission
Circuit Court
Board of Zoning Ups
Storm
Stewart Manor
Stewart W. Bainum
L. Homer Miller
Bainum
Motter Avenue
John Ed, Schell
A. H. Derr
Richard F. Cline
McNayr resigns as Montgomery County manager
Irving G. McNayr, Montgomery County Maryland county manager since 1948, accepts a public administration consultant post with the Institute of Inter-American Affairs in Bogota, Colombia, slated to start about April 20 at roughly £19,000 yearly with housing allowances. His resignation has not yet been tendered.
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Washington
Irving G. McNayr
Montgomery County
Institute of Inter-American Affairs
Bogota
Colombia
McNair
McNairs
Rockville
Charter
Students Compete in Lebanon Valley College Scholarship Exam
A group of 177 high school students from six states took part in competitive scholarship examinations at Lebanon Valley College in Annville Pennsylvania on Saturday. The college offered 18 scholarships this year totaling more than supporting funds.
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Schildt
Main Street
Wakersville
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
County Men Caught In Escape Attempt
JESSUPS Md March 21 Radio equipped state troopers easily tracked through fresh snow today to recapture three trusties who had fled the House of Correction 90 minutes earlier. Two of the men were recaptured when they approached an unmarked police car. The trio reached about two miles from the institution before being rounded up by 13 troopers and five Laurel police. They were identified as William J McLaughlin 37 Baltimore serving two years for unauthorized use of a vehicle Robert L Stevens 23 Frederick serving three years for larceny and Robert Thompson 25 Burkittsville serving 18 months for forgery.
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Jessups
House of Correction
Institution
Laurel
William J. McLaughlin
Baltimore
Robert L. Stevens
Frederick
Robert Thompson
Burkittsville
Churchill rejects swap of prisoner for Malayan rebel
London reports Prime Minister Churchill refused to barter a British prisoner Edgar Sanders in Hungary for Lee Meng, the Malaya death row guerrilla. He warned there can be no human life barter, while not ruling out future clemency appeals and awaiting Malayan authorities' decision.
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London
Churchill
Hungary
Malaya
House of Commons
Edgar Sanders
Lee Meng
British
Sultan of
Perak
Ipoh
Sanders
Foreign Office
George Sanders
Budapest
Robert Vogeler
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
New York
Vogeler
United States
Bradley outlines four Korea options risking war with China
Palm Beach March 2 Gen Omar Bradley chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff presented four courses of action for U S involvement in Korea. He warned some choices could spark all out war with the Chinese Reds or World War III. Bradley stressed he did not endorse or oppose them and said the final decision rests elsewhere. He described options including withdrawing from Korea maintaining the war, intensifying pressure with possible added military steps, or pursuing a mix of actions to force a decision, acknowledging the risk of broad conflict with China.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Korea
Bradley
U. N
Asia
U.N
Jus
China
Laborer Suffers Head Injury at Lime Co Plant
Arthur Posey a 15 South Bentz Street resident and plant laborer sustained head lacerations after an accident Monday afternoon at the M. J. Grove Lime Co. plant near Frederick. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Arthur Posey
South Bentz Street
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Frederick
Posey
Man Falls From Truck At Plant In Etchison Ambulance Treats
A man fell from a truck at a plant in Etchison and was treated by an ambulance crew and released. He reportedly tumbled from the back of a truck while loading it, sustaining head cuts.
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Etchison
Tavk
Protestant Pastor Denies Knowledge of Fines in Naples
American Protestant pastor Cassandro, director of a Bible school in Naples, said he knew nothing about fines of 20 000 lire for allegedly importing medicine. Police chief Maddalena announced the Naples tribunal fined him about $35, suspended the sentence, while Cassandro claimed no one informed him of the case.
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Naples
Anthony Cahandro
Italy
Ambere Maddalena
Maddalena
Cassandro
Air Force to Get Jet Bomber
Washington reports the Air Force ordered its first designed Dwinnel bomber, the BAK The BSS, built by Douglas at Long Beach California. It is the Air Force version of the Navy A3D and joins the B66 and B57 jet bombers in the service fleet.
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Washington
Air Force
Dondias Aircraft Company
Long Beach
Cali
Navy
Douglas
Birthday Party for Miss Diane Harris in Mt Pleasant
A birthday party was hosted Wednesday evening by Mrs Ralph Harris and Mr Ralph Harris at the Community Hall in Mt Pleasant. Guests included Janet McDevitt Barbara Brown Lucile Snyder Doris Hoffman Dorothy Vollman Georgeanne Masser Leona Hill Betty Rhoderick Jeanette Rhoderick Jane Miller Susan Bader Betty Stilley Eileen Stilley Betty Biser Janet Flora Shirley Corum Margaret Anne Jones Dixie Moore Shirley Brubaker Richard Shank William T DeLanter Jr George Bidhie Robert Wade Edward Hofsman Millard Cook Harold Bowers Arthur Falk Rudy Hamilton Paul Simpson Jim Masser Rob Bett Bader and Mrs Clarence Lockjner and Mrs Howard Pearl.
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iDiane Harris
Ralph Harris
Mt Pleasant
Janet McDevitt
Barbara Brown
Lucile Snyder
Doris Hoffman
Dorothy Vollman
George Anne Masser
Leona Hill
Betty ‘Rhoderick
Jeanette Rhoderick
Jane Miller
Susan Bader
Betty Stilley
Eileen Stilley
Betty Biser
Janet Flora
Shirley Corum
Margaret Anne Jones
Dixie Moore
Shirley Brubaker
Richard Shank
Wiliam T. DeLanter, Jr
George
Bidhie
Robert Wade
Edward Hoffsman
Millard Cook
Harold Bowlers
Arthur Falk
Rudy Hamilton
Paul Simpson
Jim Masser
Rob
Bett Bader
Clarence Lock
Jner
Howard Pearl
McKeldin Urged to Quit National Committeeman Post
Dissent within Maryland GOP urges Gov. McKeldin to resign as national committeeman citing conflicts with duties as governor and speaker duties. Critics complain of patronage to Democrats and lack of party leadership while praising or criticizing his public engagements and Lincoln Day decision.
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Annapolis
Republican Party
McKeldin
James W. Miller
Republican Activities Committee of
Maryland
Republican Activities ‘Committee
H. Grady Gore
J. Glenn Beall
Miller
Baltimore
Republican Activities Committee
Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Birthday party honors Bernard Wills at grandparents home
A fifth birthday party was held at 42 East Fourth Street the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Harding to celebrate Bernard Wills. A large group of relatives and friends attended and gifts were opened while refreshments were served to dozens of children including Judy Tucker Heidi Brendie Diane Brendie Linda Wills Patsy Wils Joyce Ann Wills Bernard Wills Bobby Harding Tommy Ramsburg Mikie Danner Dickie Tucker Denny Hefner and GM3 Thomas Harding. The latter is on a Zi day furlough with his parents.PROMOTED WITH THE VTH INFANTRY DIV IN KOREA Frank T Murphy Jr and wife and father live on Route 1 Frederick Md recently promoted to sergeant with the 32d Infantry Regiment. He has the Combat Infantryman Badge and Korean Service Ribbon with one campaign star. He worked as a carpenter before entering the Army in November 1951.
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Bernard Wills
Thomas Harding
East Fourth Street
Judy Tucker
Heidi Brendie
Diane Brendie
Linda Wills
Patsy Wils
Joyce Ann Wills
Bobby Harding
Tommy Ramsburg
Mikie Danner
Dickie Tucker
Denny Hefner
Walter Wills
Mae Wills
Minnie Heffner
Betty Heffner
GM3
VTH
Korea
Frank T. Murphy
Route 1
Frederick
Jth Infantry Division
Sergio Murphy
32D Infantry
Army
Butter Bargain Days Proposed by New York Dealer
Fred C. Lowenfels, president of the Hotel Bar Butter Company of New York, telegrammed Secretary Benson urging a federal program of butter bargain days. He noted over eighty million pounds of surplus butter in storehouses and argued giving away a pound with each sale would help unload the stock and restore butter to consumers’ tables.
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New York
Fred .C. Lowenfels
Hotel Bar Butter Company of
Benson
Lowrenfels
Memorial To Be Dedicated by Brotherhood Campfire
A memorial dedication for the Brotherhood of the Jungle Dock occurs May 23 at 5 PM in Thurmont to honor anglers and conservationists. Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas to deliver the address with possible radio and TV coverage. A bronze group by William Carter Wescott depicts a man guiding a boy with a trout. The event welcomes women and will feature plaques for notable Americans tied to the Brotherhood.
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Brotherhood of the Jungle
Thurmont
International Sportsmen’s Organization
Brotherhood
Catoctin Hills
Camp Airy
William C. Douglas
United States Supreme Court
National Picture
William Carter Wescott
Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock
America
North American
Vishinsky Attacks GOP At United Nations Speech
At the United Nations Vishinsky accused the U S Republican party and its Asian policy of courting war and using Asians as cannon fodder He urged ending the Korean conflict on Communist terms prompting a firm rebuttal from U S delegate Lodge Jr The exchange marked a sharp Soviet critique of Eisenhower administration policy and drew reaction on the Korean war and Asia strategy.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. S
Republican Party
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Vishinsky
Lodge
Eisenhower
Party OF Peace
Far East
Red China
Moscow
Peiping
Kremlin
West
Nishinsky
United States
Ussr
U.S
James A. van Fleet
San Francisco
Korea
Japan
Asia
Guard Sentenced in Baltimore County for Hospital Escape
Eugene H. King was sentenced to three years in prison by Judge J. Howard Murray in Baltimore County Circuit Court after admitting he helped two mental patients escape from Spring Grove State Hospital. King said one inmate paid him five dollars for a hacksaw and wirecutters used in the Feb 17 escape. the two patients were later recaptured and returned to the hospital.
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Towson
Fearold
Spring Grove State Hospital
J. Howard Murray
Eugene H. King
Baltimore County
King
Middletown Sailor Participates in Operation Springboard
Robert S. Hendricks, a seaman in the US Navy from Middletown Maryland, served aboard the destroyer USS Smalley during Operation Springboard 1 in the Caribbean.
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Atlantic Fleet Destroyer Force 1
Smalley
Robert S. Hendricks
Seaman
USN
Middletown
Caribbean
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Zoning Board
I County
Frank Keefer
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Jeff
Donald B. Rice
Walter M. Lanius
C. and P. Telephone Company
Paul I. Payne
Margaret Hartman
W. Griffin Morrel
Enew Oy
Maryland Heart Association
Forbes H. Burgess
State Heart Association
Samuel Barrick
J. Alfred Catsail
American Legion
John Miller
Heart Association
Clyde E. Arbeygast
Jr. Welden Harper
MccKeldin
Morgantown
W. Va
Ross C. Pell
Baltimmore Bar Association
Reuben Oppenheimer
Judiciary Committee
New , Hampshire
Nhiew
Yee
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