Awards By Review Board Made for Frederick County Toll Projects
The Frederick County Property Review Board announced five recommendations in state road projects acquiring land for Frederick and Thurmont by passes. Awards range from 6,150 to 20,725 with deeds to acreage from orchards to farms. The board emphasized nonbinding awards and potential condemnation in Circuit Court if pursued.
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Frederick
Property Review Board
Elmer W- Claybaugh
Thurmont
Hooker Lewis
The
Roads Commission
E. Layton Moser
Moser
Pivor Road
William C. Humm
Frederick Bypass
Lifacre Humm Farm
Rose Hill Manor
Humm
Claude C. Clemson
Worman’s Mill
George Calvin Wilhide
Thurmont By-Pass
Wihide
Franklinville
Dulles backs ban on visits to Red China
Secretary of State Dulles defends a State Department ban on U S newsmen visiting Red China saying foreign policy would be impotent without allowing certain restraints. He replied to a letter from New York Times publisher Sulzberger noting the press’s safety in reporting rather than gathering news.
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New York
State Dulles
State Department
Red China
Dulles
United States
Hed China
China
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Hasithe Newsgathering Fraters
House
Stary
Pentagon
Rep
Errett Scrivner
Errett Scrivner R-Kan
Wilson
Defense Department
Navy
Cool Air Mass From Canada Brings Cooler Baltimore Night
The Weather Bureau reports a cool air mass from Canada edging over the state will push temperatures into the 40s tonight with no rain expected. Tomorrow is forecast partly cloudy and cool. Police broke up a Johns Hopkins University student demonstration that halted traffic on Charles Street late last night.
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Baltimore
Canada
Johns Hopkins University
Carles Street
Normal Activities After Fever Symptoms Clear
A heart specialist from the University of Pennsylvania told the Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty that children recovering from rheumatic fever should resume normal physical activities once fever and rheumatic symptoms have cleared and there is no heart enlargement. He warned against unnecessary parental anxiety and warned that activity does not worsen chronic rheumatic heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William D. Stroud
University of Pennsylvania
Graduate School of Medicime
Maryland, Medical and
Stroud
Gary steelworker signs confession to two Gary slayings
George Robert Brown, 25, a Gary steelworker, signed a statement confessing to the murders of Mildred Grigonis, 29, an East Gary beautician, and Lana Brock, 16, a New Chicago schoolgirl. Police plan to question him about a third slaying, a Gary schoolteacher's killing in 1949, as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Sandor’Singer
George Robert Brown
Mildred Grigonis
East Gary
Heir To Fortune Honeymoons With Family's Former Cook
A Marine 21 or younger, heir to California wealth, marries Isolde Constantini, a German immigrant and ex‑cook. The couple eloped to Reno last fall, were later blocked by Mein’s parents, and now plan a Rome honeymoon after a private Berkeley wedding. Mein, 21, requests privacy as reporters press for details.
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San Francisco
Cali
Lfornia
San Will
Diego
Mein
Isolde
William Wallace Mein
al Marine
Isolde Constantini
Germany
Rudolpha
St. James Catholic
San Bruno
Carole
William Wallace
Yousir Absentein
OH Co
Calaveras Cement Co
Mein Jr
Ifornia
Henry Miller
Ifore
Rome
Sierra Nevada
Merced
Wight
Berkeley
University of California
Miss. Constantini
Reno Nev
Retail Grocers Honor 29th Anniversary Banquet in Frederick
About 350 Independent Retail Food Distributors of Frederick and guests attended the 29th anniversary banquet at the Peter Pan Hotel. Elmer Stockman welcomed members. Senator Jacob Ramsburg, toastmaster, praised independent grocers for preserving American life. Plans announced for a state banquet at Galen Park and a national convention in Chicago. Local and regional representatives joined in the event with entertainment and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Counts
Elmer L. Stockman
Serv-G Saye-U Grocers
Jacob L. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Rams S Burg
Joseph Manning
T “He State Association
Galen Park
Chicago
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Cambridge
Harry M. Feaga
John Rubeck
Sieckman
G. L. Davis
Charles L. Riddlemoser
Franklin
Reese
Walter Dudrow
James Feaga
Garland S. Gurton
Paul M. Carmack
Harry J. Hamilton
Ira Ray
Hubert Lewis
Stockman
Davis
Riddlemoser
John Gittinger
Dudrow
Carmack
Hamilton
Guyton
Ray
Lewis
Australia New Zealand urged as go-betweens in Asia policy
Admiral Felix Stump told reporters in Brisbane that Australia and New Zealand should act as catalytic intermediaries between the United States and the United Kingdom to resolve differing Asian policy views. He noted the UK is the US’s closest ally but not always in agreement, especially in the Pacific. A separate report from Vienna, Md mentions the Sara C. Conaway freighter rammed and sunk on the Nanticoke River by a barge tow, with a deckhand missing and presumed drowned.
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Brisbane
Australia
IC. S
Pacific
New Zealand
Felix Stump
United Kingdom
United States
Asia
Vienna
Nanticoke River
Major Army Weapons Changes Include New Rifle and Atomic Shells
The Pentagon reports no major weapon changes while the Army adopts the T44 rifle to replace the Garand and BAR. It confirms eight inch atomic shells exist and that eight inch guns and howitzers can fire nuclear munitions. The 280mm cannon and tractor weigh 85 tons versus eight inch components at 28,000 pounds.
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Washington
Pentagon
Army
Army Ordnnance
NATO
Defense Department
Department
Maryland OES elects grand officers at Baltimore session
The Grand Chapter of Maryland Order of the Eastern Star concluded its 19th annual session in Baltimore with election and installation of officers. Martha M. Looper of Rockville and J. Ernest Bucheimer of Baltimore were chosen as worthy grand matron and worthy grand patron. the group lists 25,000 members in 1095 Maryland chapters and names other officers including Rosalie Jubb, Arthur Young, and Sara Gates in key roles with multiple towns represented.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Ars
Martha M. Looper
Rockville
J. Ernest Bucheimer
Rosalie Jubb
Arthur Young
Sara Gates
Mildred S. Martin
Barton
Allegany County
Mary
Randall
Amanda Hickman
Lillian Redeshi
Bertha M. Rehmann
Ada E. Flord
Silver Spring
Ruth E. MacKenzie
Beltsville
Two Girls Warned by Court in Juvenile Case
Frederick authorities reported two girls, ages 14 and 6, warned by Judge Patrick Sehnauffer after neighbors testified of nightly disturbances. Boys were seen at the home causing noise, vulgar threats, and property incidents. the court ordered supervision and potential commitment if trouble continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Charles ¥. Mains
Harmon Field
Sergt
Sherman Boone
Children
Instant Coffee Price Cuts Across Major Chains
New York reports show two large retailers trimming instant coffee prices by one cent per ounce. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co cuts 6 ounce jars to 1.19 and 2 ounce jars to 0.47. Grand Union follows with Freshpak 6 ounce at 1.19 and 2 ounce at 0.47. This marks the first instant price drop since late February amid broader coffee price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Grand Union. A
Tai
Fair Skies Over Winchester as Apple Blossoms Shine
Maryland signs 347 million road project agreements for interstate funding with a 30 percent state match. Projects include bridges in Hagers Town, Winchester, and Montgomery County on U S 301 and Maryland 240, amid Shenandoah Apple Blossoms Festival preparations and the coronation of Miss Tichborne as Queen Shenandoah XXX with Lord De La Warr invited for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Hagers
Winchester
Fair‘town
Montgomery County
U. S
Rockville
Anne Denise Douzhts-Tichhorne
Visitor Smashes Glass In Room Of Vatican
Vatican guards subdued Remo Presutti 24 of Sudmona Italy after he whipped a hammer from his pocket and struck the glass of a cabinet in the Vatican treasure room. Authorities weigh whether he acted on impulse or intended theft and will decide actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Remo Presutti
Sudmona
Italy
Weather Outlook Brisk and Cool Through Weekend
Temperatures fell about 36 degrees overnight as cooler air moved in. The forecast calls for fair and windy tonight with a low in the forties, partly cloudy Friday and cooler Saturday. Early today the low at the airport was 48, with more than 10 degrees cooler later.
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Washington
Elden E. Buhrman
Eisenhower
Foxville
Piereer
Wilson C
Porkton
N.C
U.S
Republic of Ghana
Frederick
NATO Faces Nuclear Arms Basis for Defense Strategy
NATO foreign ministers meet on German soil to debate basing collective defense on nuclear weapons. A public tribute in Bad Godesberg honored retiring secretary general Lord Ismay, slated to be succeeded May 15 by Belgium’s Paul-Henri Spaak as ministers discuss overall military policy and efficiency.
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NATO
Allan
Stadthalle
Bad Godesberg
Lord Ismay
Britain
Ismay
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
West Germany
Soviet Union
Iceland
Ares
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Middle East
Siberia
Alaska
United States
Germany
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
NATO ministers weigh arms policy amid Cold War fears
Smithsburg GI James Roscoe Lewis, 19, died when his car drove off a county road near Smithsburg, Maryland, overturned after passing another vehicle. The meeting in Bonn considers disarmament, Middle East developments, and Germany's reunification prospects as NATO weighs military strategy and potential nuclear deployment.
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Smithsburg
James Roscoe Lewis
Ft. Benning
Iga
Lewis
Maryland
Roving Ambassador Richards Bypasses Middle East Tour
Washington says James P. Richards will skip key nations Jordan Egypt and Syria on his Middle East trip to back Eisenhower’s plan against Communist aggression. Bonn reports a Richards Dulles meeting was canceled as a presidential directive aims to have Richards in Washington by May 9 to aid foreign aid legislation talks with congressional leaders.
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Washington
James P. Richards
Jordan
Egypt
Syria
Middle East
Eisenhower
U.S
Bonn
Germany
Richards
Dulles
Main Parts Of Farm Law Held Failure
Secretary of Agriculture Benson said major provisions of present farm laws are failures and urged Congress to seek better programs. He criticized late 1930s crop controls and the 1934 price support plan while praising parts granting him flexibility in price setting. He spoke in a letter to Senate Agriculture Committee chair Ellender, noting technological advances and higher production per farm worker make old controls obsolete.
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Washington
Secretary of
Benson
Congress
Eisenhower
Ellender
D- iLa
Senate Agriculture Committee
Full To Make Test Of Anti Daylight Law
Nashville police failed to arrest Albert H. Phillips leader of Kimbrough Phillips Co. on charges of violating Tennessee daylight saving time law. The arrest warrant was sworn after 24 hours of deliberation and a conference with Phillips and lawyers. Phillips observed daylight time and had already gone home by the time officers arrived.
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Nashville
Tenn
Albert H. Phillips
Kimbrough-Phillips Co
Tennessee
Douglas E. Hosse
Phillips
General Sessions Court
Texas Community Faces Inundation
A new disaster area was declared on the lower Sabine as flooding river levels rose, threatening Deweyville in Newton County ten miles north of Orange, Tex. About 1000 residents faced possible evacuation after 1953 floods, while heavy rains drove flash floods in the Trinity River watershed and prompted a new Trinity flood warning. The eastern half of the state saw varied rainfall but eased danger aside from Sabine and Trinity.
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Dallas
Sabine
Deweyville
Newton
Orange
Tex
Trinity River
Texas
Trinity
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Frederick Contractor
U.S. 15
Catoctin Furnace
U. S. 15
Duiles
Office of Commissioners
Post Office Committee
Frederick County
Montevue
Farmers and Mechanics| i Citizens National Bank
A_i Grant Hooper
Grand Chajiter
O.E.S
Bonny
Richmond
Edward R. Dudley
Domestic Relations Court
William H. Gray
Philadelphia
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Dudley
Tg Carver
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