Woman Burned As Mt Airy Home Fires
A Mt Airy woman suffered second degree burns to her face arms and chest after entering her burning home to seek her husband who was nearby at the fire station. The blaze gutted the six room frame dwelling causing about 14000 in damages. The husband Orry F Runkles was en route when she reentered the home as neighbors helped her son Exwood escape from a second floor window. State Trooper Paul Kline cited a defective basement switch igniting kindling under the porch. The couple, both over 60, lost all possessions. Mrs Runkles was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and was in fair condition later.
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Mt. Airy
Orry F. Runkles
Runkles
Exwood
Paul Kline
Mt. ‘Airy Freie
Mt Aire Ambulance
Frederick
Woodville
Judge Clark Dies In Sleep In Maryland Court Family mourns longtime jurist at 70
Judge James Clark, retiring after a 12 year term on the fifth circuit, died in his sleep at age 70 in Ellicott City. Born in Howard County, he practiced law here after Johns Hopkins University and served as Maryland Bar Association president. Survived by wife Alda Tyson Hopkins and three sons John L Clark, James Clark Jr, and Joseph Clark. Funeral plans not announced.
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Ellicott City
James Clark
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
Hen
Howard Caunty
Clark
Maryland State Bar Assn
Love Versits
Maryland
Alda Tyson Hopkins
Johns Hopkins
John L Clark
James Clark Jr
Joseph Clark
Clary
St Dishns Episcopal Church
Johns Cemetery
Sprmancid State Hospital
Ellicart Chih
Anni F Cin
Five Day Weather Forecast With Variable Snow and Rain
Five day outlook from the Associated Press notes rain and some snow, mainly in the mountains, with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Snow flurries continue in mountains, warmer and wetter by Tuesday or Wednesday, with temperatures near or below seasonal normals. Normal highs around mid forties to mid fifties, lows from near 30 coastal to upper 20s in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mointains
Mio
Coblentz Memorial Organ To Be Used For First Time Today
Rev. Louie Hopinson Sivain of Hendersonville N C will deliver the communion meditation Sunday morning at Hond College before the Coffman Chapel dedication at two o clock. A first recital precedes the 10 30 service with William Sprigg playing Bach and Franck. Sprigg helped design the organ built by the Moller Company. The meditation topic is Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus. The Holy Communion service replaces the usual pre-vacation event. Dr Heath former Hood department head and Keuka College dean will be honored with a doctoral degree and will speak at the service. President Truxal and Dr Heath will lead the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Hopinson Sivain
Hendersonville
N.C
Hond College
Coffman Chapel
Coblentz Memorial
William Sprig
St. Anne
Johann Sebastian Bach
Cesar Franck
Sprigg
Moller Company
Hagerstown
Heath
Hood
Keuka College
Keuka
The
Baptist Church
Crosby
N. Y
Phi Beta Kappa
Delta Kappa Gamma
Neath
Maryland
Frederick Baptist Church
Andrew G. Truxal
Dr. Heath
Frank Keefer
Hood Choir
Coblentz
Ruth Whitaker
Harrisburg
Alice Jane Schmidt
Washington
Baird Wigton
Catonsville
Pearson clarifies Canada stance on limited US conflicts
Foreign Secretary Lester Pearson told the House of Commons Canada would aid the United States in a major war but not in a minor clash over Quemoy and the Matsus. He warned that even limited intervention could trigger a chain reaction risking a world war involving Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTTAWA +P
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
United States
House of Commons
Quemoy
Matsus
Toronto
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
The
Howse
Eisenhower Sends Greeting to Hood College
President Eisenhower telegrammed Hood College on the weekend dedication of Coffman Chapel. The message praised spiritual and ethical education as part of a complete education and extended best wishes to students faculty and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrey G. Trusal
Hond College
Eisenhower
Coffman Chares
Hoot College
Coffman Chapel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ship Bilge Pumps Squirt Sherry at Bristol Port
In Bristol England a schooner or small vessel of 1 563 tons tumbled in a gale causing bilge pumps to spray and spill sherry from casks aboard the vessel. The pumps started suddenly squirting sherry as casks had burst during the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
England
Caren Hiner
German Rearmament Endorsed by French Socialists
Paris treaties push to ratification in France as Socialist Sen. Henri Barre says he will vote for allowing West German troops in the Western defense force. He insisted the choice is between these treaties and a void, noting party authorization. About 10 of 36 Socialist senators may oppose. observers expect Senate approval without amendment. Barre added Socialists oppose isolation or withdrawal, warning costly consequences for France and the unions.
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Paria WI
France
Socialist Party
Paris
Henri Barre
Council of the Republic
Barre
Trance
Court of Appeals Rules On Baltimore Fare Hike
The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled on Baltimore transit fare increases, affirming a one cent rise from 17 to 18 cents and denying the city’s challenge that BTC deserved no boost. It also rejected a Baltimore County claim that a 3 to 10 cent hike was discriminatory and declined to grant a 20 cent increase, citing diminishing returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Baltimore Transit Co
Nate Capaet Igaraca
BTC
Baltimore County
Third Wife to Receive Maintenance in Astor Divorce Case
Florida judge orders a $19 a week alimony for John Jacob Astor's third wife Dolly Astor after a contentious separation. Judge Vincent Gidlin indicated he would sign a formal rider granting the wife attorney access and costs, amid accusations of scheming behavior and a contested divorce from the New York millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIASH
Fla
John Jacob
Coffman Chapel near completion at Hood College
Hood College pushes toward dedication of Coffman Chapel in 48 hours as work continues on roads grading and landscaping. A weekend program begins with Church Night featuring Dr Li Pope of Yale Divinity School and ten lay citations, while Congressman John P. Syme spoke today on Religion in the Social Sciences during Religious Emphasis Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Coffman
Li Pope
Yale di School
Pope
John P. Syme
Pennsylvania
Brodhbeck
Park Avenue
Garden Club of
Frederick
Cob- Jentz
Alumnae
Venice
Henry Powell Hopkins
Toris Desing
University of Maryland
Hopkins
Ares
Coliege
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Haad
Jaseht
Andrey G. Truvalaril
Maryland Snow Mix With Rain Forecast Across Regions
The Weather Bureau warns western and north central Maryland and Northern Delaware may see snow with rain late today or tonight, while the rest of the area should receive rain only. Temperatures mostly in the 30s, mountain areas upper 20s. Precipitation ends tomorrow morning with windy, colder conditions expected.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Delaware
Sunigit
Britain accuses Gromyko of breaching secrecy rules
London demands discipline after Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko leaks details of a five power disarmament conference to Tass, prompting a strong Foreign Office rebuke. Moscow radio also aired an interview as Western protest grows over disclosures.
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London
Britain
Andrei Gromyko
Foreign Office
Gromko
Tass
Stockholm
Moscow
Russia
Gromyko
United States
France
Canada
U Disarmament Commission
U.N. General Assembly
MI6
Pravda
Communist Party
Yedar
Moscow Radio
Communist Daily Worker
County Faces Snow and Storm Warning This Weekend
Frederick county may receive wintry precipitation as a cold front moves in by Saturday, with rain or snow followed by a fair, calmer Sunday. Temperatures locally will dip from the upper forties to around 30 tonight, winds increasing. The forecaster notes a large snow area to the northwest and urges caution as weekend conditions unfold. Local officials report a slower business day due to the storm and a holiday tide on parking meters.
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Frederick County
Outport
Missis- Siauor
Virginia
Frederick
Hazel
Sane Marsland Dax
Sane
County Eyes $120,000 More For School Incentive Funds
Frederick county could gain as much as 120000 a year from a Senate passed increase in the state incentive fund for school buildings. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt said the move would double the incentive money without extra local levies, while equalization fund payments remain largely unchanged despite new assessments. Also reported: House resolutions on highway safety signs and a Carroll County bid for a marble quarry shrine. governor signed bills on county pay and taxes. Mt. Airy and Damascus ambulances assisted a Baltimore hospital re cardiac care. John W. Davis spoke in Frederick in 1924 campaign context. stock market opened quietly mixed after a three day rally.
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Senate
Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
House of Delegates
Fenton Harris
Carroll County
Union Bridge
William H. Rinehart
McKeldin
Taneytown
Ramsburg
House
White police cruisers enter Frederick fleet in shift
Three new Plymouth police cruisers join Frederick's force, painted white for visibility and deterrence. Chief Charles V. Main notes the color change aligns with other departments and matches the motor cycles. Old vehicles were traded in.
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Frederick
Charles V. Main
Force
Questioning Of Dulles Is Opposed
Washington lawmakers clash over questioning Secretary of State Dulles about the Yalta papers leak before release. Senator Symington urges in person explanation to a Senate committee while Senator Dulles advocates leaving the matter undisturbed. Len Humphrey favors an early foreign relations inquiry as the papers move toward public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
D-Ga
State Dulles
Yalta
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
State Department
Dulles
Fire Threat at Bealisville Greenhouse Small blaze stopped
A potting house fire at Jack Chisolm greenhouse in Bealisville was contained by quick action from Mrs. Chisolm and the Upper Montgomery County fire department. Damage limited to a few hundred dollars. roof helped prevent spread.
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Jack Chisolm
Bealisville
Mr. Chisolm
Upper
Montgomery County Fire Department
Chisolm
Grand Chapter Officers Visit Enoch Chapter No. 23
Royal Arch Mason grand officers will visit Enoch Chapter No 23 at the Masonic Temple Monday evening. A dinner precedes the convocation which begins at 7 36 pm. James J. Ewing serves as High Priest of Enoch Chapter.
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Grand Chapter
Enoch Chapter
Masonic Temple
James J. Ewing
Roosevelt letter alleged to press Switzerland during Yalta era
Swiss papers Basel Nachrichten and Die Tat claimed a 1944 Roosevelt letter pressed for a Swiss move to flank German lines, likening it to Stalin’s demands. The Basel paper said authorities avoided denial, while Die Tat urged publishing to inform the Swiss public about threats from major powers. A government spokesman declined to confirm the letter’s existence.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Roosevelt
Stalin
America
Toosevelt
Federal Council
Swartreinand
Yalta
Churellil
Basel
Die Tat
Hitler
Daylight Time Extends In New England States And More
A regional survey shows daylight saving time likely to extend through October in six New England states New York and New Jersey. Several states plan August through October shifts while others like New Mexico consider permanent DST. The spread includes varied actions across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia reflecting a broad shift toward DST in 1940s era policy debates.
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Associated Press
New England
New York
New Jersey
Nevada
California
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Tlinois
Kentucky
Central Plains
Far West
New Mexico
Los Alamos
Maine
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
West Virginia
Wheeling
Northern Panhandle
Panhandle
Maryland
Garrett County
Oakland
DST
Brunswick
Virginia
Arlington
Alexanandria
Fairfax County
Falls Church
Washington, D. C
Police School Concludes for Frederick City Force
A three week inservice training for Frederick City Police ended with 34 certificates presented by Mayor John A. Derr. FBI and State Police provided instruction. topics spanned criminal investigation communism constitutional law and simulated murder trials with films and a mock press relation session.
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Frederick City
John A. Derr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles VI. Main
Church Street
FBI
Samuel W. Barrick
Charles McC. Mathias
Robert J. Forte
Ecctaty
George B. Delzplane, Jr
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G. F. Runkles
Judge Clark
Rere
Pearson
David Dunn
Lancaster
Pandfather
Arthur Woodewell
Commission On Higher Education
Truxal
Bahia
Bataeday
Ft. Howard Veterans Hospital
Damascus
Mt. Aire
Jeff R. Boone
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Davis
John W. Davis
Calvin Coolidee
Bethluh
Disdh
Cuterick Rothare
Abduanee
Upper Montgomery
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