Frederick to Host Twentieth Annual School Parade
630 Frederick county students from public and private schools will march in the AAA School Parade Saturday in Washington. Thomas M. Eichelberger leads 17 busloads, with state and city police escorts. After the route through Seventh to Ninth streets the group heads to the zoo, then returns to Frederick with bands from Frederick High and Elm Street School, plus Thurmont High School, Merr of prizes for best bands majorettes and floats.
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AAA
Washington
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Fredenck
Frederick County
Frederickfield
Ye Nam J Brown
Paul W.mossburg
Rockside
Seventh
Madison Streets
Paul Holt
Board of Education
Frederick High
Elo Street
Igh
Sperrs Storm
James J. Fisher
Thurmont High
Elm Street
Thurmont
Senator Barkley Burial Arrives In Paducah Ky Today
Paducah Ky body of Alben W Barkley elder statesman and former vice president arrives for funeral and burial in his hometown. The 10 curtain bearing the late Kentucky Democrat senator was due to reach at 12 30 pm from Washington. Funeral services set for 2 pm at Broadway Methodist Church. President Eisenhower and fellow figures paid final tributes in Washington yesterday. Barkley died of a heart attack Monday at Washington and Lee University Leaington Va. He was 78.
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Paducah
Alben W . Barkley
Washington
Broadway Methodist Church
Eisenhower
Neep
Washington and Lee University
Leaington, Va
Machines Set Up For Voting In Frederick County
The final voting machines were moved to Frederick city polling places for the presidential primaries. Judges of election prepared registration records at the Board of Registry office, with hours extended to 6 p m to assist pages. Sixty six to seventy six machines will operate across six precincts Monday through Friday in a broad setup reflecting a transition from clerks to machine voting.
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Frederick City
Board of Registry Office
Wiichester Tall
Howard M. Damuth
Board of Electron Supervisors
Ray Swanson
Automatic Voting Machine Company
Jamestown
Hoor
Mir
Damuth
Court House
Soviet Demands Repatriation of Four Yanker Tuapse Crew
Moscow asserts it demands the return of four crewmen from the Soviet Yanker Tuapse still in the United States while defending Russian U N officials actions in the prior month to repatriate five others.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
U.N
Stocks Inch Ahead In Early New York Trading
The stock market edged forward in early dealings with prices up a fraction in most cases and small declines for a few issues. The US Chamber of Commerce planned a referendum among its 3100 affiliates on whether the United States should join the Organization for Trade Cooperation, rejecting a direct convention vote.
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New York
Tno
Washington
US Chamber of Commerce
Moian
Organization For Trade Cooperation
Boy’s bike wreck ends in charity repair offer
Wendall Carlisle, 15, an orphan newspaper carrier from Sf East Fifth Street, had his bike crushed when a diesel train moved cars on Carroll Creek trestle. The Pennsylvania Railroad investigated and, finding no fault, offered a replacement Selavian bike and a payment cover for Wayne Masser, Wendall’s friend, to help him resume delivery for local papers.
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Carlisle
Sf East Fifth Street
Wendall
Conner
Carroll Creek Roalroad Bridge
Lis
Rapahive
B. F. Goodrich
Hess and Smith
North Market Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sning Wendall
Wayne Masser
Wayne
Frederick Post
We ‘Tan
Tines-Herald
TV Guide
Hisic. C. Atwell
Luck
Temperatures May Reach 70 Amid Showers Across Region
A weather forecast suggests 70 degree temperatures this afternoon after showers totaling up to a fifth of an inch at the airport station. Forecasters expect a few more showers tomorrow with little temperature change. Yesterday’s high was 53. Partly cloudy conditions temper weekend outlook. District Forest Supervisor Herman Tams noted the moisture helped dampen fire danger after showers at High Knob soaked the mountains.
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Herman ‘Tams
High Knob
Million Fire Destroys Detroit Six Story Building
A one million dollar blaze wiped out a six story Woodward Avenue building in downtown Detroit last night. Three foremen were injured battling the four hour fire. The Fred Sanders confectionery store and a dress shop occupied the 80 year old structure, with nearby buildings taking smoke and water damage. About 100 diners were evacuated from a basement cafeteria as Fire Marshall McNally estimated the loss and noted the fire started around 6 pm on the fourth floor. Cause undetermined.
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Woodward Avenue
Fred Sanderson
Detroi
Matthew EH. McNally
Baton
Defense budget cuts chart military strength for 1957
The House Appropriations Committee voted to reduce the Defense Department budget by 512,784,000 from Eisenhower's request while keeping most military programs intact. The plan adds funds carried over and foreign currency under mutual defense pacts, targeting airpower and new weapons. Military strength would reach about 2,865,200 with Armor, Navy, and Air Force budgets showing changes.
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
al -Am
Defense Department
Arm
Navy
To Honor D. G. White On 96th Birthday
Braddock Heights resident David G. White, aged 95 or 96, will be honored at a Sunday tea hosted by Mr and Mrs G William Stultz to mark his upcoming birthday in June. He built a Jefferson Boulevard stable circa 1896 to house horses and ran a horse breeding operation with German and Belgian stock. He retired in 1910 and is survived by a daughter Jean White Bast and a grandson David White Ament.
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Braddock Heights
David G. White
the Heights
G. William Stultz
White
Braddock
von Jeffersen — Boulevard
Jean White
Bast
David White
Bonds Delivered for Frederick County Soil Bank Bond Issue
Frederick county issues a 2.1 million dollar soil bank bond delivered to Baltimore buyers by Sheriff Horace M Alexander and state troops escort. Board officials and counsel attended. syndicate, led by Mercantile Deposit and Trust and Alexander Brown, paid down 40 thousand with final payment around 1.96 million. President Delbert S Null and County Treasurer James Falk signed, with safety measures and no public advance notice. Eisenhower farm soil bank talks in Washington focused on compensation limits and prepayment authority for this year.
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Frederick County
Baltumore
Sherif Horace M. Alexander
Delbert S Null
Board of County Cmmissioners
James Falk
Board of
T‘ounity
Baltimuci
Mull
Mehr N. Ramsburg
Edward Fosler
C. Burton Cannon
Thei Attories
Byron W. Thompson
Falk
Uip
Mercantile Sale Deposit and Trust Company
Alexander Brown and Sons
Harris ‘Trust and Savings Bank
Baker, Watts and Company
Stein Bros and Boxce
Baltimore
Washington
Eisenhower
Farm Sail Bank
Rayburn
Dpex
Halleck
Indiana
GOP
Cooley
NCI
House Agriculture
Creditors to Receive About Half of Ells Worth Estate
General creditors of the late Frederick contractor Ells worth C Valentine will receive a dividend of about 50 percent after bankruptcy proceedings. The Baltimore US District Court upheld a $10,000 attorney fee for Loui J. Sagner, trustee’s counsel, noting estate receipts of $872,307.87 and disbursements to adverse claimants totaling $25,084.58. The ruling stressed that dividend percentage is not sole measure of counsel’s work and cited time, issues, and economic factors in the calculation. Available funds also include $7,000 to counsel and other administration costs estimated at $13,087.57.
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Ellsworth C Valentine
Frederick
Baltimore
Thomson
Loui J. Sagner
Campaign truce tempers race as Barkley funeral observed
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver pause campaign fight to attend Sen Alben Barkley’s funeral in Paducah Ky. The pair remain locked in a bid for 28 California Florida primary delegates amid accusations of smear campaigns and political brinkmanship surrounding H bomb policy.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Sen Estes Kefauver
Alben W. Barkles
Florida
Barkley
Kefauver
Mm Delamiak Springs
Floorida
Stevenson
California
Roger Tubbs
Big Press Secretars
Prison Term For Failure To Support Illegitimate Child
Cromwell, a farm worker from Burkittsville, was sentenced to two years in the House of Correction for unpaid child support in a bastardy case. He must pay 20 a month toward the illegitimate child’s support after being in court and given chances to comply. The case involved multiple defendants and family claims, with ongoing support orders and examinations. Elizabeth Durkee Bankner, widow, died March 8 leaving an estate valued at $1,107,390.75 in Martinsburg.
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Cromwell
Aler Cromwell
Cromweth Gidder
Opade
New York
Faustin Bames
Qudge
Liles
Frederck Barber
Viernes
Barack
Ooh
Martinsburg
WooVauth
Elizabe Beth Durkee Banlkner
Semeur and Company
Sha
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Church Closing Its Ranks On Segregation
Minneapolis based Protestant denomination the Methodist Church begins closing ranks on segregation. Delegates at the quadrennial general conference adopt a three pronged program to condemn discrimination and study mass inter brotherhood. The conference approves constitutional change to pave the way for Negro church units to move into regular administration, requiring two thirds of delegates in next conferences to permit transfers into secular white units.
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Four Million Funding Approved for Reserve Army Training
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed a 4 million dollar construction program for Army reserve training facilities and the National Guard. Projects cover several states with the federal share covering full costs, including Delaware Dover Lewes Newark Maryland Baltimore and others. The plan aims to modernize units now active and meeting in informal spaces. The National Guard program also receives 150 million for armor and related gear with federal aid totaling 112,500.
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Army Reserve
National Guard
Ai Mariees
Congress
Arnis
Loele Sam
Jore Os
cCommnittee
Walia Ro Shuler
Hie
Delaware
Dover
Lewes
Newark
Maryland
Baltimore
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Riverdale
Rockville
Salisbury
Westminster
Bristol
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Lancbure
West Virginia
Fast Ramelle
Fafimont
UG Parkersbure
Penna Conference Gains In Members
Washington P A C members report a gain of 1109 in Evangelical United Brethren Central Pennsylvania Conference. Normal L Hummel said Sunday School enrollments rose by 7000, total members 44851, Sunday School rolls 52371. Contributions totaled 8218 089, up more than 160000 from the previous year. The 15th annual conference, with about 250 delegates, ends Saturday.
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Washington P AC
Central Pennsylvania
Evangelical United Brethren
Normal L Hummel
Satuday
Detectors Nab Baltimore Lunch Counter Bookmaking Suspects
Investigators questioned owner James Kondelis and his son Gus Kondelis at a Baltimore area lunch counter after a short order restaurant was linked to bookmaking. They were charged along with two detectives who tipped off authorities. A Laurel horse race ran third and a lunch counter stood out in the case.
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Baltimore
Mick
James Kondelis
Gus
Luneh
Laurel
Five Sign Cease-Fire Agreements Reported by Hammarskjold
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold said five cease-fire pacts have been concluded with Egypt Israel and the other armistice partners Sweden? The report notes assurances from Egypt and Israel to refrain from hostilities beyond self-defense and says negotiations with Lebanon Jordan and Syria also produced positive results. He addressed the Security Council as deadline neared and expected to return to New York for a final report next week.
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N.Y. Ih von
Dag Hammarskjold
LON
Security Council Ied
Fael
Egypt
Lebanon
Sarna
Jordan
Comet
Hammarskjold
Israel
Sina
Secong
Iainmarskjold
Security Council
Gaza
CAA Grants Plant Plan Review For Optical Firm
CAA says American Optical Company plant on airport land is conditionally acceptable pending further clearance. City awaits final approval while a public hearing on the plans is scheduled for Monday May 14. In Forbes Rutess county health officer notes many inquiries about Drohn Wilson’s office surrender and nearby metered parking.
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American Optical Company
Brederick
CAA
Cis
Charles McC Alathas Jr
Cam
CC. Y
Tue
John Renner
Ddakk. Renn
Robert EB. Renn
Theatv Draining Commission
GVLS
Forbes Rutess
Drohn Wilson
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