Integration Plans Announced for Frederick Schools 1957 58
The Frederick County Board of Education announced integrated schooling for all grades starting September 1957 with some schools to admit only certain grades or remain segregated for Negro children. The plan includes North Market Street and Urbana addresses and lists specific elementary and secondary schools in the integration schedule.
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Brunswick
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Ittsville
Hyattstown
Doubs
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Hopeland
Horsey's
Lincoln
New Market
China
Missing Scouts Found After Smoky Mountains Hike
Three Boy Scouts from Greene County Troop 94 went missing overnight during a hike from Newfound Gap to Mount Le Conte in the Great Smoky Mountains. They were found near an outhouse at a lodge by the Morristown rescue squad as the group undertook a high altitude trek with nine others. The party had embarked with plans to reach the peak, facing cold weather and a delayed return.
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Exchange Student Takes Life at Brethren Center
A German exchange student identified as 24 year old Sibylle Brueck was found dead by hanging in her room at the Brethren Service Center New Windsor. The Carroll County Medical Examiner ruled death self inflicted and she had been awaiting counseling after officials determined she was mentally ill. She arrived at the center last September from Bridgewater College Virginia where she had studied and left classes last Friday returning to the service center.
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Brethren Work Camp Student From Meissen Dead
The article notes the deceased had Meissen roots in East Germany and studied in West Germany before coming to the United States. She attended a Church of the Brethren work camp and was described as a promising student. D. D. Hartzler and Son directed arrangements pending completion.
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Meissen
East Germany
West Germany
Church of the Brethren
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Lowering Of Trade Bars To Be Asked
British Prime Minister Macmillan plans to press President Eisenhower in Bermuda to ease Allied trade restrictions with Red China. He aims to maintain opposition to Peiping's U N membership while noting growing difficulty keeping Red China out of international bodies after new African and Asian state entries. Macmillan will meet Eisenhower as both leaders travel to Bermuda for a four day talks aboard the Canberra.
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Eisenhower
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Peiping
U.N
U. General Assembly
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Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
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Truxal
Capernaum
Fruxall
Hood
Truxai
Spring Warmth Delayed by Showers and Cooler Outlook
Spring weather turns cooler with a Maylike drop as showers move in tonight and end by Tuesday afternoon. Forecaster expects cooler, fair conditions by Wednesday after a modest rainfall and a low around 35 last night. March rainfall remains just over an inch versus a normal of about three and a third inches. Outdoor activity rose during a pleasant weekend despite the unsettled stretch.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Cumberland
Abandon Ship After Blasts Rock Vessel
The Liberian registered SS Perama was abandoned after two air explosions 175 miles southwest of St. Petersburg Florida. Lifeboats with crew members floated near the SS Esso Bermuda as the Perama suffered a flooded engine room and rapidly sinking conditions.
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Bourne County Farm Sale Sets Record Real Estate Deal
A deed recorded in Frederick County reveals a $135000 sale of 734 acres at Point of Rocks to Arthur H Bowis of Bethesda and James L Gibbons, a radio sportscaster. The property, once owned by the King family, includes a mansion and barn and may host a U S Route 15 relocation right of way. Dr John Bodkin Adams goes on trial in London for murder. He pleads innocence while prosecutors allege greed in the deaths of patients including Edith Morrell. Evidence cites cremation plans and ties to wills and a Rolls Royce gift.
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Bethesda
James L. Gibbons
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
U.S. 15
State Roads Commission
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Frederick
Kings
London
John Bodkin
Adams
Eastbourne
Old Bailey
Manningham Buller
Edith Morrell
Automobile
Withdrawal Of UN Force From Gaza Escalates Tension
Cairo United Nations Emergency Force shows partial withdrawal from Gaza Strip towns and border areas while Egyptian troops remain. Canadian armored corps leave Naples for Egypt. UN officials note continuing redeployments with no full pullback. Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine urges legalization of Canadian entry and discusses neutralism and world power shifts.
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Meir Pleads for U S Action Over Middle East Tensions
Golda Meir, Israel's foreign minister, pressed Secretary Dulles for urgent U S steps to curb Egyptian moves amid rising tensions and the looming threat of renewed war in the Middle East. She traveled from Jerusalem in a hurried weekend flight to meet him.
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Eight Killed On Highways In Maryland Weekend
The Associated Press reports eight people killed on Maryland highways during the weekend. Victims include Albert L. Fisher 25 of Annapolis and Morris Cohen 82 of Baltimore among others. A driver Mrs Anne L. Simons Catonsville was charged with manslaughter and bailed. Other crashes injured several, while a public sale in Thurmont sold a residence for 8475 to Robert F. Gelwicks and the event noted regional officials and local builders.
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Washington
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Upper Marlboro
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Paul Fry
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Fatal Farm Shooting Near Gaithersburg Claims Rockville Man
Walter Giddings age 25 from Rockville died at Montgomery General Hospital from stomach wounds after a Sunday morning argument in a tenant house on the Sabite farm near Gaithersburg. Charles Hammond 69 of near Gaithersburg is jailed on assault with intent to kill charges with a murder count to follow. Police say the shooting happened at close range with a 12 gauge shotgun. Hammond notified authorities and the case is under county investigation.
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Montgomery County
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Shipbuilding strike paralyzes Britain amid wider labor walkouts
Britain faces a threefold strike wave as shipyards, rail and factory workers stage protests. Prime Minister Macmillan convenes ministers for urgent talks as shipyards threaten paralysis, wages rise, and the economy risks a 30 year low. Rail and factory demands accompany the dispute.
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Charity Wins After TV Nose Contest Ends Up Keeping Old Nose
Mrs. Terry Phillips of Twyford decided to keep her natural nose and donate the 100 pound prize to four local charities after her daughter Shirley urged against cosmetic surgery on the State Your Case program. Phillips had faced a nose job decision after a televised poll. Her husband Bill supported the change of mind and celebrated the charitable plan.
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