Athletic Program Debate Spreads Across Schools
The school board defended offering physical education to all students while allowing selected students to represent the school in sports. Dr James A Sensenbaugh notes Maryland law requires PE for all, and Warren Evans cites prior equipment purchases and budget bids as cost saving. Evans asserts PE strengthens academics, reduces restlessness, and improves class performance across junior high and high schools.
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Paslenger
Ems
James Aa. Sensenbauch
Freder County
Maryland
Warren R. Evans
Evans
Frederick High School
United States
Dam Break Causes Floods Across Northeast Brazil
A break in the Oros earth dam sent floodwaters rolling toward the Jagua River, prompting evacuation of about 50 000 people to high ground in northeast Brazil. The delta region, usually drought prone, suffers heavy rains with no casualties reported so far.
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Fortaleza
Brazil
Pope John Elevates Ten New Cardinals In Rome
Pope John appointed ten cardinals in a secret consistory at the Vatican with a public ceremony to follow in St. Peter's Basilica. Among the named prelates are Archbishop Bernard Jan Alfrink of Utrecht and Archbishop Joseph Lefebvre of Bourges, with three identities held in pectore. Vatican aides hinted the secret appointees may hail from communist nations.
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Atican City
Orial Hall
Siskulleaps
Cation
Vatican
Rome
St. Peter’s Basilica
John
John On March 3 Are Biea Laurian
Pectore
College of Cardinals
Moral Sickness Of Adults Blamed For Youth Ailments
Washington AP reports 7,000 delegates at the House Conference on Children and Youth begin a full day of work. Elders urge tackling adult moral sickness to cure youth ills, urging restored family life and parental responsibility as keys to guidance.
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Washington
Ne House Conference On
Miriam D. Hanks
City
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Hanks
Middletown Farm Hand Shoots Self
A 24 year old farm hand Huey Pierce Long died from a self inflicted shotgun wound at the John Wiles farm west of Middletown. Police said he used a 12 gauge shotgun placing the barrel in his mouth about 4 35 am. Dr B O Thomas Sr Frederick County Medical Examiner pronounced him dead at the scene. The body lies at Gladhill funeral home in Middletown with arrangements to be announced.
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Middletown
Huey Pierce Long
Leslie Long
B. O. Thomas Sr
Frederick County
Long
E. L. Nicewarner
John Koontz
Wiles
Gladhill
Three Chairmen Named For Frederick Memorial Hospital Fund Drive
Frederick Memorial Hospital announces a $650 000 fund drive formation with W Jarboe Grove as general chairman. Niemann A Bronk Frederick Produce Company president serves as division chairman. About 800 business professionals and locals will be contacted across government civic and church sectors.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. Jarboe Grove
Niemann A. Bronk
Frederick Produce Company
Brunk
Brurry
Frederick Lions Clile
Ramsburg
Frederick Underwriters, Incorporated
Western Marland Trust Company
Frederick Gas Company
Marken and Bieifeld, Inc
Lions Club
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Rice
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Ex Burgess George C Naylor Dies in Emmitsburg
Ex Burgess of Emmitsburg George C Naylor died at his East Main street home less than a day after his wife Maude E Naylor passed away. Naylor served as Burgess from 1935 to 1956 and leaves six children and a sister. His wife was daughter of Benjamin R Sil l and Estelle Whitmore Sil l and was born in Frederick County. A funeral service was planned at Tom's Creek Meri st Church with double services at the funeral home and the time set for 10 o'clock Wednesday.
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George C. Naylor
Emmitsburg
Naylor
Emmittsburg
K. Navior
Maude E. Nayior
York Springs
Henry A
Margaret Louisa Naylor
Navior
Tom's Creek
Detour
Mr. Naylor
Alice Plowman
Lier
Liam J. Sullivan
Providence
R.L. G. Wilbur
Jor
Taneytown
Cistle S. Naylor
Smithsburg
Charles A. Naylor
Washington, D.C
Ete L. Simon
York
Raymond Hornbetown
Nayior
Benjamin R. Sin
Estelle Whitmore Silil
Frederick County
Jacob Adams
Bryan Stu ‘Fanevioy
Philip Bower
Cameron Johnson
Tom's Creek Merist Church
Imerceme
Mortgage Auction Sells Farm and Property at Thurmont
Storm and Fraley L and Eduard D. Storm with Barrick Bay Fraley L offered property at Thurmont in an assignee mortgage sale. The auction listed a house, farm, rendering plant and several units including a Slaughter and apartments near Catoctin Furnace. E T Newell end Co. acted as auctioneers.
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Eduard D. Storm
Sam
Wee Women executives get kicked upstairs and down below
A fragment quotes a line about women in business where male executives rise while others are sidelined. It hints at workplace mobility and gender dynamics within corporate hierarchies, suggesting friction over promotions and power distribution.
Macmillan Ike Meet At Camp David
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan met at Camp David Maryland for rapid talks on a nuclear test ban and East West summit issues. The leaders traveled by helicopter from the White House after a morning embassy session and planned to review Berlin and disarmament as part of May Paris talks. Jenner described the conference as going off all right.
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Camp David
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Russia
Catoctin Mountains
Washington
Macmillan
Christian A. Herner
White House
Berlin
Paris
Jenner
Man jailed after Shamrock Inn scuffle and shooting
Cecil W. Honemond, 25, of Poolesville, jailed after a scuffle at the Shamrock Inn in Sandy Hook in which one man was shot in the leg. Richard E. Hall, also of Poolesville, hurt, with a .22 bullet passing through the leg. Hall had accompanied Honemond to the tavern. The wounded man was treated at Washington County Hospital. One man reportedly broke a finger and another suffered powder burns while trying to grab the gun. Charges against Honemond pending.
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Cecil W. Howemond
Poolesville
Washington County
Shamrock Inn
Sandy Hook
Richard E. Hall
Honemond
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Yuan
Wiliam Mason
Sheep Flocks Attacked by Dogs Across Rural Areas
Reports from Frank Stockman, county dog catcher, describe dog packs injuring and killing sheep near Umonfe and Unionville. One sheep died after injuries. others were mauled, with several lost to attacks. Separate notes mention fractured souls from a Maryland crash and a potential sale of WARK radio by Harry Raul and associates to United Broadcasting Co.
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Frank Stockman
Stockman
Wiliam Dadderar
Umonfe
Unionville
Francis Staley
Hagerstown
Harry Raul
WOL
Washington, D .C
WARK
Richard Eaton
United Broadcasting Co
Market Uneven As Trading Pauses In New York
The stock market showed uneven moves with trading slowing to a moderate pace in New York during the early afternoon.
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New York
Khrushchev Nearly Overrun by Crowd in Marseille
In Marseille crowds surged past police lines as Nikita Khrushchev, touring France, emerged from a children's school yard. He was surrounded before guards escorted him to his car. The premier, though polite, showed impatience with the tight schedule and mingled with locals during a sunlit street encounter.
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Marseille
France
APJ
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Sundar
Pau
Rue de Cannebiere
Fifth Avenue
Springlike Warmth Returns With Low 70s Forecast
A string of mild days returns as the forecast calls for low 70s and continued warmth through the week. The airport reading reached 63 Sunday marking a springlike trend though the weather may cool briefly with clouds expected Tuesday. Spring showers are possible Friday and Saturday. A separate report notes minor earthquakes shook New Zealand's islands with Christ Church suffering shattered windows and crockery.
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Willast
Beiter
Auckland
New Zealand
Christchurch
Derrick Information Official's Wife Dies
Louise Emma Weihing Schwimer, wife of Lt. Col. Joseph Schwimer USA assistant for information and Public Affairs at Fort Derrick, died early this morning in Bridgeport Connecticut. She leaves three sisters and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church Thursday morning with interment at Arlington National Cemetery Fort Myer Virginia. Contributions may be made to the Caron Runyan Cancer Fund. Robert E Dailey and Son, funeral directors.
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Louise Emma Weihing Schwimer
Joseph Schwimer
USA
Fort Derrick
West Seventh Street
Bridgeport
Aiis Schwimer
Presbyterian Church
Seathing
Arlington National Cemetery
Fort Myer
Caron Runyan Cancer Fund
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Weather outlook turns warmer with light weekend showers
The forecast from The Associated Press: temperatures average 5-10 degrees above normal with continued mud and a cooler trend by Saturday. Expect Friday or Saturday showers totaling about a quarter inch. Normal highs are 54-59 and lows 35-41, dipping into the low 20s in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Youths Plead Guilty in City Property Defacing Case
Four youths admitted guilt in a hearing before Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer for defacing property including the city water tank the Beth Sholom synagogue and the Visitation Convent wall. Sentences ranged up to three years with a fifth boy pleading not guilty and his case continued due to a witness illness.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Gui
Schnauffer
Schnnauffer
Wayne Brewer
Reformatory
Brewer
Beth Sholom
Visitation Convent
Brewer's
John Dorsey
City Water Tank
Joseph Baer
Robert Remsberg
Remsberg
Baer
Dorsey
Vernon Summers
Sherman P. Bowers
Bos Summers
Bowers
Wise
Peonies
Market and Char Street
Charles V. Main
Ellis G. Carty
William Boone
Hurst
James Newton Hurst
Samuel W. Barrick
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Burgess Emmitsburg
Storm
Barrick Bay
Fraley L and
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SAULS
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Rowe
Harpers Ft
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