Frederick County Board weighs school funds and integration plan
The Frederick County Board of Education asks the County Commissioners to provide about 2 475 000 for school construction this year and reviews integration positions from Lincoln School PTA and the NAACP. Delegations on senior high schools and new facilities attend the meeting and a plan for science equipment at four high schools is approved.
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Frederick County
Lincoln School Pta
NAACP
Thomas J. Houston
John W. Lee
Louie Swartz
Frederick
RFD
Maryland Petition Committee, Inc
Thurmont
Middletown High School
Yellow Springs
Sciol
Elm Street
Parkway
Myersville
Wolfsville
Liberty
Liberty School
County Commission
Laberts
Spotia
Vhtue
Walkersville
Liberts
Cohen
Anard
Eugene W. Pruitt
New Miaay
New Market Pta
Board of Education
Fort Detrick
Arthur N. Gorrick
Sign
J. E. Mitchell
Corps
Lloyd H. Graf
MB Division
Detrick
Brunswick High School
Frederick High School
Middletown
Gorrick
Scientific Research Society of
Ameria
Detrick Representater
Society
Two Vehicles Damaged in South Market Street Collision
Two vehicles sustained minor damage on South Market Street Wednesday afternoon after a Packard pulled from a parked position and struck a northbound Pontiac. Damages totaled 60 dollars for both cars. no injuries reported and Officer Carmack filed no charges.
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South Market Street
Uy WE Tee Ee Harvey V. Clark
Buffalo
Packard
Alzie Poole Gregg
Guck
James W. Carmack
Kenneth William Luhe
Hamilton Avenue
North Market
West Patrick Streets
Nathan Dersey
Robert Lowell
West Fourth Street
Military
Carmack
Bruce F. Watson
Fort Detrick
Oh Ot Slope
E. Sutton Conway
Rei
Frederick
East Street
Derrey Donald V. Kalt
Woodbine
Patremsa Dersey
School Calendar Updates and Budget Items
The Board of Education decided to hold public schools on Memorial Day to make up a snowstorm closure. Schools will close for the year on Friday June 8. The board also approved purchasing water meters for Middletown schools and having them installed.
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Board of Education
Middletown
Farm Bill Faces Senate Vote Today
The Senate prepares to vote on a farm bill amid administration pressure and political maneuvering. Senate foes seek to replace flexible price supports with rigid subsidies while supporters argue for the administration backed system. Debate has run three weeks with limited time left for final action.
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Washington
Senate
Sen Arkon Rives
Aiken
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Commitee
White House
Agriculture Department
Holland
Dfla
Monroney
D-Okla
Communist Party
Effender
Latest Developments in Printing Displayed at Conference
Baltimore hosted the Mid Atlantic Newspaper Mechanical Conference drawing 350 plus executives from several states. Demonstrations covered high speed presses electronic engraving and type making equipment by many manufacturers. The event is backed by Pennsylvania New Jersey and Midstate associations. Burns fatal Salisbury a four year old James Overholt dies from an electrical blaze at Peninsula General Hospital.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware
Columbia
Pubishers’ Assn
The
New Jersey Press Assn
Midstate. Poe
Salisbury
James Overholt
Peninsula General Hospital
Five Years For Forgery In Jamesville Court
Jamesville justice sentences James Hahn alias forgeries and Aika Davis for five years with consecutive terms in the Marsland House of Correction. The case involved forging sex checks using the names of Hahn and Davis as well as other related rulings from Crew Court. Witnesses included Maurie Ray, Rose Layman, and Rev Edward Mowar with State's Attorney Samuel W. Barrick.
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Fail FC
Jamesville
Marsland House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Crew Court
James Hahn
Walkersville
Aika Davis
Vuce Sears
Cub
Kolb
Raymond W. Frye
RED 3
Maurie Ray
Ray
Frye
Ruilq
Wilbur L. Dixon
West Fifth Street
Rose Layman
House of Correction
Schnauffer
Carroll E. Heiser
Littlestown
Emmitsburg
Patuxent Institution
Thomas& Glass
Wewer
Samuel W. Barrick
Cumberland honors Mayor Roy W Eves at testimonial dinner
Roy W Eves, mayor of Combatan since 1935 and retiring B&O Railroad official, will be honored at a testimonial dinner tonight at Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club. The event marks more than 40 years with the railroad. he retires next Sunday on his 70th birthday with attendees including Roy B Womenan and W A Grotz.
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Cumberland
Roy W Eves
Combatan
Bolt and Forge
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ali Ghan Shrine
Eves
Railroad
Chillicothe Ohio
Roy B. Womenanman
B&o
W. A. Grotz
Western Maryland Railway
F. B. Rykoskey
Baltimore
B&dt
resignation of Frederick county Civil Defense director
The Board of County Commissioners announced the resignation of J Roger Fisher of Brad dock Heights as Civil Defense director for Frederick county and city. No immediate successor named. Louise Rhoads will assist as assistant director while Fisher vacations in Florida.
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Board of County Commissioners
Roger Fisher
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
John A. Derr
Fisher
Frederick City
Fisher Hias Areo
Louise Rhoads
Ail Pisbed Weahoedst
Havi
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Florida
Derr
Stirles Ewing
Civil Defense
Eomty
Baltimore
Washington
Mild March Faces Rout By Cold Air
A brief spell of wild March weather swept across the eastern half of the nation as a blast of cold air and precipitation moved east. Temperatures plunged over 30 degrees in Texas and the Ohio Valley, snow fell in the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes, and heavy rain or freezing rain hit the lower Great Lakes, New England, and the Ohio Valley regions. Flooding was reported in parts of New York and Pennsylvania with flash floods closing highways.
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Appalachians
Texas
Oho Valles
Mississippi Valles
Upper
Great Lakes
New York
Pennsyvania
Allegheny River
Susquehanna River
Maryland Beer Bill Sparks Senate Row and Hogwash Charge
U S Senator Goldstein dismissed the State Department’s reply to Maryland’s beer bill as hogwash. The measure blocks the Darling brewery’s planned 12 million dollar plant near Baltimore, tied to Canadian control. Senate leaders argue the bill targets a Canadian monopoly sought to expand into Maryland.
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Baltimore
Sen
Goldstein
State Department
Attace
United States
Canada
Senate
Ca Nathan Beer Company
Maryland
Harrowing hour ends as mother rescues son from 35-foot well
In Wake Virginia a 71-year-old Middlesex County mother Mrs Joan C Estes clung to an iron pipe for 30 minutes in a 35-foot well to save her 2-year-old Gary after her 4-year-old son Johnny alerted them. Neighbors Josh Sadler and Rudolph Benson joined rope and ladder retrieves, bringing mother and child to the surface with Gary suffering minor cuts and bruises while Mrs Estes was unhurt.
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Wake
Middlesex County
Joan C
Gary
Johnny
Cam
Josh Sadler
Sadler
Rudolph Benson
Gav
Mrs. Estes
Singer Kay Starr Injured In Corona Car Crash
Kay Starr sustained injuries in a two car crash near Corona California while driving home from Elsinore. She was treated at Corona Hospital then moved to Beverly Hills Doctors Hospital for tests. Two companions Doris Williams and Mrs Gann Riley were treated for minor injuries. The other vehicle occupants Mr and Mrs Auguste Siena were not seriously hurt.
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Corona
Kay Starr
DJ Tack Mapst
Corona Hospital
Beverk Hills Doctors Hospital
Magu
Coabion
John
Miss Starr
Los Angeles
Elsinore
Eden Stands Put On Policy For Mid East
Britain backs a Middle East policy aligned with the Western Big Three pledge to block changes by force. Prime Minister Eden said the 1950 pact commits the Big Three to act against aggression, and he warned a Russian veto could prompt action outside the U.N. The Commons backed his government 312 to 252 amid charges of Egyptian interference via radio broadcasts.
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London
Britain
Middle East
Howe of Commons
Pome
Eden
United States
Palestine
France
Israel
Czechoslovakia
Washington
LON
U.N
House of Commons
Fiov-Siwinkme
Egypt
Jordan
Weather turns wintry as 30 mile gales hit city
Heavy winds and rain move through the city with gusts up to 35 mph. Temperatures drop from the 70s to the 20s by tomorrow morning, with a brief snow squall reported at Gambrill State Park High Knob.
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Weather Bureau
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Winty Amt Coker
Tan
Colt Riedas
Union Ready To Reject New Strike Terms
Washington reports the International Union of Electrical Workers ready to reject a government settlement plan for the Westinghouse strike now in day 144. president James B. Carey declined to disclose the decision at a boisterous conference, signaling the strike would continue as the union seeks reinstatement for certain disciplined workers and stronger safeguards on transfers and pay structures.
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Washington
Unio
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Suas
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Carey
Westinghouse Company
Federal Mediation Service
Panel m
High Water and Flood Reports Hit Southern West Virginia
Weather bureau reports heavy showers pushing eastward toward Virginia and West Virginia with flood risk in the Huntington area. Weston and Ravenwood saw damage including one fatality and two homes destroyed as rivers rose and late rains eased.Northwestern Pennsylvania faced rising waters with inundation in low-lying areas and early stock market activity was mixed in New York.
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Tharleston
WooVa
Suthern
Wee
Varginia
East Wain
Weston
Oho River
Ravenawond
Dulles Affirms Strong U S Force in SE Asia
Secretary of State Dulles told SEATO ministers in Karachi that the United States maintains a military posture in Southeast Asia equal to its World War II peak in the Pacific, with modernization noted and a deterrent strategy emphasized. Delegates discussed regional force parity, military economic coordination, and a Bangkok countersubversion research center. Dulles planned to depart for New Delhi next.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Dulles
SEALO
United States
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Partey
Bangkok
Seato Council
Ig Tteeneth
Australia
France
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
Britain
Ether
SEATO
Minnsters
Tate
New Delhi
Du Pre Testifies as State Witness in Conspiracy Trial
Maryland State Roads Commission engineer Du Pre returned from Mexico and testified as a state witness on the conspiracy case against Washington real estate men Constas Basthcke and Max Onfeniere. Prosecution aims to secure immunity for him as the trial resumed after a courtroom ruling.
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Rockville
Ben du Pre
Maryland State Roads Commission
Washington
Leonard T. Kardy
du Pre
du Preche
Mevivo
Gus Basthcke
Max Onfeniere
Watt
Atty Alber
Barbee
Mexico
Tu Pre Te Penn
Dudees
Kathryn J. Lawlor
Thomas Vo Andersom
Rosimpson Jr
An Simpson
Waller W. Dawe
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Dixon
Edward D. Mowar
Janon
Plains
Midwest
NEA
Mid-East
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West Va
Sllegheny
Warren
Pennsy
U.S
S. E. Asia
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