Surveyors Map Route Of Highway By-Pass
State Roads Commission surveyors map the route for a by pass around Fort Detrick from Seventh to Fourth Street pikes west of the fort. Work began this week with sightings on both pikes and fields between them. Officials doubt the June 1 closure can be kept, leaving residents west of Detrick anxious as road work in Frederick County remains stalled after winter weather.
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State Roads Commission
Fort Detrick
Fourth Street
Fourth
Seventh Street
Detrick
Seventh Street Pike
Military Road
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Frederick County
Acquitted On Qanard Chawnen af Be w4seeanm
Trial Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker acquitted Donald L Miller of a speeding charge after the trooper failed to pace him, noting Miller could not be paced due to speeding then slowing and turning off. Three men charged with drinking spree appeared. Larman fined 15 plus costs and 10 days in jail for restitution, Martin guilty of drunken disorderly with jail, Jarvers fined five days with jail, and several others cited for speeding or traffic violations by Troopers Kline and Cartee.
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Paul A. Kline
Donald L. Miller
Middletown
U.S. 40 West
H. Reese Shoemaker
Miller
Edwin F. Nikirk
Kline
Urbana
George F. Larman
Boyds
Charles Martin
Rovds
Tata
Havey CC
East
John F. Cartee
John H Garst
RFD
Frederick
Howard L. Mace
Jefferson
Harry C. Townsend
Baltimore
U.S. W East
Sam Tuminello
Patrick Street
William H. Daves
North Market Street
U. S. 60
Trooper Kline
Westminster Board Seeks Water Fluoridation Action
Westminster Maryland officials approve a resolution urging Maryland Water Works Co to arrange fluoridation of the town water supply. Mayor Joseph L. Watkins and council cite studies on fluoride effectiveness in reducing tooth decay supported by Carroll County medical and dental societies.
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Westminster
Maryland Water Works Co
Joseph L. Watkins
Mathias
Carroll County
New Anti-Aircraft System Unveiled at Ft Meade
Secretary Brucker announced a new radar Nike missile defense system dubbed missile master capable of detecting aircraft and missiles and coordinating Nike launches. Officials previewed the development center overseeing Nike defenses for the Washington Baltimore area from Ft Meade nestled between the two cities. Current defenses include 11 Nike installations, each with eight launchers spread over a wide area.
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FT. Meade
Brucker
Army
Major Blunder Sending Serov To London
British papers blasted Gen. Ivan A. Serov the Soviet police chief on arrival in London to review security for the Bulganin Khrushchev visit. Observers say his presence undermines Kremlin hopes for a friendly reception and fuels protests tied to his secret police record.
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London
Kremlin
Britain
Ivan A. Serov
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Hiller
Himmler
Goebbels
Serov
Khrushchev
Europe
Daily Mirror
Dacntoad
Cassandra
Ivan Alexandrovitch
Daily Herald
Eden
Leroy
Russia
Frederick County Heart Association fund falls short of goal
The Frederick County Heart Association campaign ended near its 6700 goal with receipts totaling 6625.99. Grace Butcher, executive secretary, noted additional funds may push past 74 dollars before the State Association report after the May meeting. Edward Van Fossen chaired the drive with Rodney Lentz coordinating Legion activities. William Drews leads the group, which funds local heart patient aid and an educational program to prevent and treat heart disease.
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Frederick County Heart Association
Ty An Angz
Grace Butcher
American Legion
Edward van Fossen
Rodney Lentz
Legion
Stalin Deflation Drive Shakes U S Communists
Moscow's new Stalin deflation campaign unsettles American Communists. It leaves them surprised and sparked speculation of party splits. The Daily Worker and party officials respond with denials while editorials and letters reflect varied views on the Moscow stance.
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U. S
New York
Moscow
May Split Ranks Of AFL-CIO In Honolulu
Top Teamsters leaders meet in Waikiki to decide Hoffa power struggles within AFL-CIO. A looming clash over a $400,000 ILA loan and a disputed Joint Council election could trigger a showdown at the eight day session. George Meany warns of possible suspension if the loan advances. Beck and Hoffa expect thorough discussion with no clear prediction.
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Honolulu
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Waikiki Beach
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Dutoe Aighuiedin
Teamster
Dave Beck
Hoffa
New York
East
East Coast International Longshoremen's Assn
ILA
AFL
New York City
Teamster Council
George Meany
Beck
Atkins Appeals Jury Verdict In Brunswick Suit
Thomas Atkins of Brunswick appeals a Circuit Court verdict against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Local 953. Jury ruled for defendants after Atkins failed to prove a conspiracy to lay him off as an engineer. A motion for new trial by Van Sant defendants is pending. no hearing date set.
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Court of Appeals
Thomas
Atkins
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Division 953
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Prentiss W. van Sant
Airy
Milton H Lambert
Little Leagues Renew Plans for Better Boys Programs
Chicago report on the first national congress of Little League leaders with about 4 000 leagues and 30 000 boys aged 10 through 12. Discussion emphasized improving play, conditions, and developing junior citizens. Dr A S Esslinger urged managers to include boys in planning and guide rather than drive, keeping fun in play. Separate note on mass inoculations: 60 children vaccinated today at Winchester Hall for Salk polio vaccine. 63 inoculated Monday, another clinic held due to bad weather.
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Chicago
A. S. Esslinger
University of Oregon
Fos
Forbes Burveess
Winchester Hall
Federal driving standards set for 200000 workers
The Civil Service Commission announced new driving standards for all federal civilian employees who operate government vehicles. About 200000 workers will be affected as agencies must periodically test driver fitness and competence, with tests beginning immediately to promote safer operation.
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Civil Service Commission
Southern senator predicts Kefauver not accepted for Democratic nom
Senator Ellender of Louisiana said the South will not accept Estes Kefauver as the Democratic presidential candidate and will back Lyndon Johnson or another hopeful. He cited Kefauver's views on civil rights and noted Stevenson remains a contender with Florida primary looming May 29.
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Washingiun
Sen
Ellender
Texas
Johnson
Rayburn
D-Tex
Stevenson
Kefauv
South
Kefaver
Mt Ahere
Kefauver
Diate
Supreme Cour
Gore
D-Tenn
Kerr
D-Oklai
Sen Russell
Russian Plane Shocks Britons
A sleek Russian jet airliner startled British air experts as a London arrival drew intense media attention. Coverage compared its promise to Soviet air power and noted guarded access and claims of a 340 passenger capacity with oxygen masks suggesting non pressurized cabin.
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London
Ivan Serov
Secret Police
Daily Mail
Daily Express
Five Day Forecast for Western Marsland and Maryland
Forecast calls for cooler and mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of rain in Western Marsland Saturday. Warmer with rain likely in Western Maryland Monday and in Eastern Marsland and Delaware late Monday or Tuesday. Cooler Tuesday and Wednesday with a chance of rain again in Western Maryland Wednesday. Temperatures expected 2 to 5 degrees below normal with average afternoon highs in the mid 60s to upper 70s and mornings from upper 40s to upper 50s.
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Marsland
Criticism of Defense Procurement Practices Emerges
A Mouse Appropriations Committee staff report Labeling Defense Department procurement as unreal istic and giving contractors a tremendous advantage cites 397 pages of replies from the Pentagon and services. It notes delays, weak policy guidance, and excessive negotiated contracts while highlighting profits from licenses and royalties in defense tied to non government business. The document covers wartime periods of Korean War and notes improvements in recent years but stresses fault in policy and execution.
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Washington
Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Rep. Whitten
D-Miss
Defense
Wilson
North American Aviation, Inc
North American
Ford Motor Co
Curtiss Wright Corp
Buick
General Motors Corp
City Workers Given Pay Increase
Frederick city employees will receive higher wages starting with the June pay period after the Mayor and Aldermen approved a revised pay schedule in a special session. The raise targets mostly lower brackets with no blanket hike, and the Police Department saw only an adjustment to minimum patrolmen schedules.
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Frederick City
John A. Derr
Frederick
Derr
Agreement Made For Sale Of WCAO Stations
Baltimore announces a sale agreement for WCAO AM and WCAO FM from Monumental Radio Co to Plough Broadcasting Co of Memphis Tennessee. The sale requires two thirds stockholder approval and FCC consent. The Milbourne family has led the stations for 25 years with Waters Milbourne as president.
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WCAO
Baltimore
Wcao-Fm
Monumental Radio Co
Plough Broadcasting Co
Memphis, Tenn
Lo Waters Milbourne
Jee
WCAG
Columbia Broadcasting Austel
Milbourne
Lewis Mo
Somerset County
Deram Me Hnandahs
WCOAQ
Waters Mile
Tee
Gene Cian
CBS
Oster
Jumping youngster damages automobile
A juvenile jumping on a sedan roof damaged a car on the corner lot at 29 East State Thursday around 7 PM. Police report the youth, playing on the lot, caused the dent. the vehicle owned by William J. Buxton of 7 West Fifth Street suffered roof damage. Officer Norman Trump filed the report. President Eisenhower postponed a defense officials conference with CIA chief and undersecretary of state until tomorrow.
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East State
Ey Polite
Willam J. Buxton
West Fifth
Eisenhower
Oo Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
Farmer Killed as 5 Entertainers Injured in Dover Crash
A Delaware farmer was killed and five Tennessee entertainers en route to New York were injured south of Dover. Two entertainers scheduled for Perry Como TV show suffered broken necks. Driver Thomas Phillips faced bond on a manslaughter-like charge. Six injured included Lloyd and three Perkins brothers from Jackson. Carl and James Perkins had broken necks. James moved to Delaware Hospital, others treated and released. The stock market also advanced to new highs.
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Dover. del
New York
Dover
Perry Como
Kent General Hospital
Thomas Phillips
Felton
Stuart Pinkham
Memphis Micinjan
Annnampar
Kent County
Pinkham
W. S. Holland
Jackson
Lloyd
Carl
James Perkins
James
Delaware Hospital
Wilmington
Railroad Firemen Threaten Nationwide Strike Over Jobs
The Firemen's Brotherhood warns President Eisenhower of stern resistance including a strike if carriers pursue abolishing members' jobs on diesel locomotives. TWU threatens 25,000 nonoperating workers across Pennsylvania Railroad between New York and Chicago unless layoffs are resolved. Negotiations continue with mediations possible. no formal strike notice filed yet.
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Washington
H.E. Gilbert
Eisenhower
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
National (Railroad) Mediations Board
Gilbert
Andrew J. Kaelin
Ua Ee Ork Ku Eee UK
Kaelin
Jayott
Alltoona, Pa
Pakistan Becomes Republic Amid Joyous Ceremony
Pakistan formally became a republic within the British Commonwealth today amid joyful prayer and glittering ceremony marking a new constitutional status and celebration nationwide.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Tablet To Gov Lowe Unveiling At Former Home Sunday
A tablet honoring former Maryland Governor Enoch Louis Lowe will be unveiled Sunday at his Bead erick Junction home 100 East Second Street at 2 30 PM under the Frederick County Historical Society. Miss Mary Margaret Bushwaller will present the tablet with Rex Father Richard Mitchell delivering the dedicators address. Lowe, born August 10 1820, served as Governor from 1851 to 1854, overseeing the Constitutional Convention and tax rate reductions amid a period of financial low. The ceremony recalls Lowe and family ties to the area and connections to notable Frederick figures.
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Macyland
Enoch Louis Lowe
East Second Street
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Mary Margaret Bushwaller
William Joseph Bush- Walier
Wvop Alair Deparrment Foreign Service
Ezra Houck Jr
Joseph W. Urner
The
Historical Societys
Rex
Richard Mitchell
Enoch Emns Lowe
Bradles S A. Lowe
Adelaide Vincendiere Lowe
San Dominico
Hermitage
Manacary Ryval
Beaderick Junction
Trail Farm
Vincendieres
Marquis de Lafayette
Hermtane
Frederick
Lowes
Middle Alley
John Tehan
St. John’s Church
Seuny Lowe
St. John’s Laterary Institute
Clongowas Wood College
Dublin
Ireland
Stonyhurst College
Lancashire
England
Europe
United States
Enoch Lewis Lowe
John A. Lynch
John
Lowe
Democratic
Whit
William B Clarke
Washington County
An. Ui
Afpeg
Gav Lave
James Buchanan
Buchanan
Gav. Lane
China
Sebring
Lane
Breckenridge
Tmaoe la Richmond Va
Oto Frederick
Brooklyn
NM Oy
St Talon'e
All Walka
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Westminster Board
Heart Assn. Fund
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LE Havre
France
Prince Rainier Jit
America
Grace Kelly
Pak Som
Pance
Monaco
Morte
Paria
Ramer
Matear
Miss Kelly
Monata
F&f
Lawson Collins
Collins
Fr. McNair
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Gov. Lowe
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