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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1957

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13

Retired resident fined for injunct ion violation in Braddock Heights

Clifford J. Sheets of Brad dock Heights was found in contempt for using streets and alleys enjoined by a 490 day decree. Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer fined him 25 dollars, rejecting a suspension plea and noting potential jail time for noncompliance. Counsel said Sheets and wife navigated ingress and egress amid a recent injury.

Clifford J. Sheets Braddock Heights Patrick M. Schnauffer Equity Court Sheets Jefferson Boulevard the Heights de Fendant Samuel W. Barrick Barrick Schnanffer Robert E. Clapp Jr

Frederick Gounts Council of Churches Spring Meeting Set

The Frederick Gounts Council of Churches plans its annual spring meeting for May 9 at Calvary Methodist church with a dinner and business session. Rev Richard H Crawford of York county Pa Council of Churches will speak. Officers to be elected and installed.

Frederick Gounts Council of Churches Calvary Methodist Church Richard H. Crawford York County Council of Churches Carroll L. Boyer Good Shepard Lutheran Church Gimner Ralph E. White Church of the Brethren

Parade Draws Nearly 700 Students From City and County

Nearly 700 students from city and county schools will join the annual AAA School Safety Patrol Parade in Washington on Saturday. Five bands from senior and junior high schools compete for awards, joined by 4250 patrol members. Frederick High and Elm Street schools lead with 63 piece groups under Sperry L. Storm. County bands from Middletown and Thurmont also perform. Sixteen buses shuttle students. state police escort led by Trooper H J Brown. Local officials organize transport, chaperones, and post parade field trip to the zoo. Funds come from civic groups and individuals. several hundred dollars remain unfunded.

Washington Frederick High School Sperry L. Storm Elm Street Mr. Storm Middletown High School Derry Marrone Thurmont High School James Fischer H. J. Brown Brown Paul Hoffmaster Thomas Eichelberger 4. A A Frederick Zoo Fichelberger

Actress sues over promotion pictures in latest film

Arlene Dahl testifies in New York court that Columbia Pictures used composite ads showing her head on another woman’s body for Wickeds as They Come. Dahl, 31, sues for libel and invasion of privacy, calling the images obscene and degrading.

New York Arlene Dahl State Supreme Court Columbia Pictures Corp Fernando Lamas Miss Dahl DR. Kloman Henry Clay Baltimore Erasmus Greenberg People Helm Kloman Mary Columbia Greenberg Maryland

Blonde barmaid breaches Bronx home in odd burglary

In New York a 23 year old, Marion Darmania, unlawfully entered Edward Hennessey and wife Betty’s apartment via a dumbwaiter while hungry and penniless. She relaxed in their bed, ate crackers and fruit, then claimed innocence before police booked her on burglary. In Alabama, the state Court of Appeals overturned Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s appeal from an antiboycott law conviction tied to the Negro bus boycott.

New York Bronx Edward Hennessey Betty Long Island Montgomery Ala Alabama Court of Appeals Martin Luther King Jr

Personnel Director Eva Rice Dies From Car Crash Injuries

Miss Maud Eva Rice 30 longtime personnel director at Walter Reed Hospital Washington died from injuries after a Sunday collision near Hagerstown. She had been returning from Bedford Pennsylvania after inspecting property. Truck driver Charles Sigel of Amaranth Pennsylvania sustained minor injuries. Rice was a native of Homewood Kansas.

Hagerstown Maud ‘Eva Rice Walter Reed Hospital Washington Miss Rice Washington County Alan Martin Bedford Martin Charles Sigel Amaranth Sigel Homewood Franklin County Kansas

Detrick Scientists Tout Medical Advances At Society Meeting

Fort Detrick researchers report new methods and antigens that may boost vaccines. Key papers describe a safer tularemia medium, botulism toxoids for animals, large scale anthrax vaccine production, and the influence of growth medium on bacterial virulence.

Detroit Mich Detrick Scientkey Army Chemical Society of American Bac Fort Detrick Matteo A. Cardella Society James T. Duff Billy H. Wingfield Carl Gottfried Jor Wiliam P. Allen Milton Gordon Fortilla Weinstein M. L. Guss Norman G. Roth David H. Lively Niskales Matesia Miltoni Puziss George G. Wrights Wright Puziss William D. Lawton Werner A. Janssen George M. Fukui Michael J. Surgalla

Controlled Experiments At Fort Detrick Stir Nearby Area

Fort Detrick authorities announce controlled experiments near Shookstown and Rocky Ridge road over the next ten suitable evenings. The work will occur after dark to optimize weather and photograph speed, with charges kept smaller and quieter to minimize disturbance to residents.

Fort Detrick Shookstown Rocky Ridge Road

Hearing Set on 448 255 Assessment for Frederick Shopping Center

County commissioners announced a hearing for May 13 on the 448 255 assessment of the Frederick Shopping Center. Assessors had completed the total assessment of land and buildings and provided figures to the board after a request by the commissioners. Attorneys for another owner had challenged the prior assessment and the board indicated they expect to base taxes on 1957 state and county rates, noting no tax bill can be issued until the assessment hearing.

Tne Frederick Ily

Defense asks Congress for 1.36 billion in overseas military construction

The Defense Department seeks new authority to spend 1,361,335 on overseas military construction and related facilities in all states and territories except Wyoming. The request totals 450,945,000 less than the prior year and 361,298,000 below Congress’s prior allotment, including 54,572,000 for 2,381 housing units. Named sites include Aberdeen Proving Ground, Fort Eustis, Langley AFB, Naval Academy Annapolis, and Walter Reed Army Medical Center, among others.

Washington Congress Wyoming Maryland Army Aberdeen Proving Ground Fort Detrick Fort George G. Mearcie Fort Ritchie Dover Virginia Fort Belvoir Fort Eustis A.p.hill Military Reservation Norfolk Naval ‘Base Communication Station Naval Shipyard Public Works Center Naval Air Station Oceana Marine Corps Schools Quantico Air Force Langley Afb Hampton West Virginia Navy — Naval Radio Facility Sugar Grove District of Columbia Army — Walter Reed

New York congressman's daughter in critical condition after hotel suicide

A New York congressman's daughter, 27, remained in critical condition after reportedly shooting herself in a downtown hotel room with a 22 caliber rifle. Her mother said she had been despondent and under medical care for months.

Washington New York Malcolm Hurn Hep Willliam B. Williams R-N Williams London Malcolm Hurnn Utica N. Y Georgi Zhukov Mas Huron Red Square Sian Suh Zhukov United States Moscow Radio Kremlin Moscow Andrei Tupolev Russia Tupolev West Bulganin Nikkita Khrushchev Britain Soviet Communist Party Lenin-Stalin Lenin Soviet Union

Restrictions Are Needed By Teenagers

Miss Jean Harnish of the Health Department urges balanced limits for teens as they navigate adolescence and seek independence. Elm Street PSPA Afanda members select officers led by Clark Cotrell as president and discuss the role of parents in guiding behavior within a loving framework.

Jean Harnish Health Department Elm Street PSPA Afanda Herbert N. Heston Clark Cotrell Ernest Taverner George Bennett T. Woodrow Harrison Jacob R. Ramsburg Charles F. Trunk Jr Pauline Clingan Miss Harnish Parrent

Appointments Delay May 1 In Frederick County Boards

Unsettled appointments to the Frederick County Board of Education and the Roads Board for terms starting May 1 hang in the balance as the Republican and Democratic committees weigh choices. Governor McKeldin’s absence delays executive action, keeping President Rhoderick in office through the annual May 14 meeting. Roads Board successors replace Clark Routzahn, term five years.

Frederick County Board of Education Frederick County Roads Board Tferms Republican State Central Committee McKeldin Joseph F. Rhoderick Eas Board of County Commissioners Roads Board Democratic State Central Committee New Roads Board Clark Routzahn Burkittsville

Eisenhower urged to appeal to the people on budget and aid

Republican leaders urged President Eisenhower to address the nation on his budget and foreign aid program. Senator Knowland said a radiotelevision speech would help public understanding, though no time was set. The plan follows a broader drive to curb spending and review legislative calendars.

Washington Eisenhower GOP Knowland California White House Eiserhower House Marjtin Massachusetts Company i Ruscland Eissenhower J. Knowland Jor Senate

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