Last Chance To Register For Frederick June Election
Frederick voters face a final chance to register at the Board of Registry in the Court House basement. The office open daily 9 am to 9 pm through Friday. Registrations exceed 6,000 with many eligible residents not yet on the rolls. June 10 elects a mayor, city treasurer, and seven aldermen. Democrats field candidates. Republicans plan full ticket at conventions May 12 and 13. All municipal voting moves to State Armory. voting machines debut to speed results.
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Crut House
Republicans Nontinate
Deyn
Perats
Board of Aldermen
Ers
State Armory
Deaths mark year as Pole and Murray pass away
John W. Pole former controller of currency in Coolidge Hoover administrations died at 87 after a year of illness. He was born in England and served as chief national bank examiner before his 1920s rise. Thomas A. Murray president of the New York State Federation of Labor died at 73 after collapsing in the Capitol following an aut emergency meeting. He led the federation for 15 years. Senator Ralph Flanders proposed a new Marshall Plan to lift living standards and win Middle East friendship.
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Pole
John W. Pole
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
England
National Bank
Thomas A. Murray
Albany
N.Y
New York State Federation of Labor
Murray
Aut
Federation
Durham
Ralph Flanders
R-Vq
Middle East
Parking Meter Receipts Drop Noted in Frederick
Frederick city meter receipts fell by more than 1300 during January through April 1958 versus the same period in 1957. total take was 7208.71 vs 18620.49. Winchester Hall lot dropped from 4187.81 to 86.83 due to improvements and contractor use, with other lots also yielding less amid road work and street renovations. Blackout hits Detroit as GM UAW talks resume with expected similar settlements from Ford and Chrysler.
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Frederick City
Elgin Stemp
Winchester Hall
Patstreet
South Court Street
Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp. l
Walkersville's Dick Smith Draws Major League Scout Attention
Major League scouts monitor Walkersville anchor Dick Smith as part of a broader regional update. The report lists weather across cities and notes a Frederick County church gathering led by United Church Women focusing on housing projects and urban renewal outreach.
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Walkersville
Dick Smith
Outlook Promises for Frederick Baseball Scout Hopes
Local sports brief notes Frederick high school baseball prospects with rising star Richard Smith a left handed pitcher from Walkersville high. Reports from Region 3 tournament at Parkersburg note he pitched one hitters in two games and helped Frederick reach the finals amid a general uptick in production and business optimism.
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Frederick
Legion Jeane
Promis High School
Richard
Parkers Smith
Walkersville High
Whoburg
W. Va
Walkersville Notes Involvement As Barrett Case Looms
Walkersville and regional teams buzz over legal and sporting outcomes as charges against Robert J. Barrett hover unresolved. Reported unemployment figures and potential court actions surround local talent like Smith a standout in baseball and basketball, with officials weighing dillatory motions and future college plans.
Rebels Backed Down After Brief Colombian Uprising
In Bogota and across Colombia a short-lived coup attempt by mutinous soldiers failed to derail Sunday's vote for a constitutional president. Rear Adm. Ruben Piedrahita, the fifth junta member, rallied loyal forces after a seven-hour uprising led by backers of Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, who had been ousted a year earlier.
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Hogota
Colombia
Adm
Ruben Piedrahita
Gustavo Rojas
Ynika
Maryland dedicates four million dollar Gov Theodore R McKeldin Library
COLLEGE PARK Md Gov McKeldin inaugurates the new four million dollar University of Maryland library named for him. He defends all ideas and opposes censorship urging students to explore even erroneous thoughts to build wisdom. Speakers include C Verner W Clapp Charles B McCormick and Wilson J Elkins.
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College Park
McKeldin
University of Maryland
University
Board of Regents
Gov
Theodore R. McKeldin
Hgher Education
MehKeldin
C Verner W. Clapp
Library Resources Board Inc
Charles B. McCormick
Wilson J. Elkins
E University
Leons P. Smith
Sheffield's Name Filed for State Senator Race
A contest for State Senator in the November election formed as Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield Jr. filed by the Republican central committee of Frederick County as GOP candidate to oppose State's Attorney Samuel Barrick, Democrat. Sheffield, a Frederick resident and attorney, served as trial magistrate for eight years under Governor Theodore McKetchin. The filing nears the deadline for filling ticket vacancies. no Republican filed for the office vacated by Senator Ramsburg, though committee can fill until May 5. Republicans say they do not expect filings for the two remaining vacancies of treasurer and state's attorney. HURT IN FALL A man injured in a fall on East Patrick Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. James A. Jackson, 33, of East Patrick Street, told police he had been drinking and fell on his face, sustaining facial bleeding and elbow abrasion. police found no evidence of a car strike.
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Albany
Albuquerte
Louisville
Reformed United Cinveh
Hemi
Chelst
Clea
Milwaukee
United Church
Mpls
St.Paul
New Orleans
Calvary Methodist Church
New York
Dale Ubrich
Richmond
St. Louis
Baltimore
Salt Lake City
Frederick Gilroy
San Diego
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San Francisco
Ralph E. White
Seattle
Church of the Brethren
Tampa
Viet
Holy’ Land
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Mathias
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
James H. Gambriller
Lincoln
Taney
George Washington i Carver
Ubrich
Bltimore
White
Carroll Albaugh
C. Thomas Summers
United Brethren Chich
Ronald Moore
Goo Shepherd Lutheran
Wilbur &. Sheffield Jr
Frederick Panty
G.O.P
Samuel
Barrick
Drr
Sheffield
Fredrick
Aheodore Ft. McKetchin
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James A. Jackson
Apple Crop 1958 Appears Safe Despite Spring Frosts
Orchard bloom in full swing reports indicate no imminent weather danger for apples in 1958. Forecaster warns of sun after night showers with some thundershowers likely today, temperature rose to 72 and overnight low around 50. Stayman and early varieties show some damage but overall prospects remain favorable barring late killing frost.
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Frederick
Jike Barracks
West Coast Graham Crusade Telecast Outpaces New York
Billy Graham's San Francisco crusade at Cow Palace will be televised nationwide by 140 stations tonight starting 7 p.m. eastern, 10 p.m. West Coast. More than 95,000 have attended six meetings, with 3,018 making decisions for Christ and 599 decisions Friday night. He linked heart disease to moral and spiritual life and urged finding solutions to world problems.
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Graham
Christ
Army medical unit to demonstrate rapid aid at radiation drill
Army Proto text describes a simulated omni explosion and radiation monitoring team showing how radioactive areas are controlled for troops. The U S Army Medical Unit will demonstrate fast medical aid to nine victims with bleachers for spectators. Demonstrations will be described over a loudspeaker as Major Bayley declares the show valorous and about one hour long.
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Army Proto
Detrick
Yayley
Fort Detrick to Open Gates for Armed Forces Day
Fort Detrick in Frederick plans its Armed Forces Day event on May 17 featuring field demonstrations, flame thrower displays, and exhibits in the field house and parade grounds. Major Daniel I Taylor and Colonel Grothaus coordinate demonstrations with emphasis on interservice activities and visitor access.
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Fort Detrick
Russell M. Teagwell
Detrick
Daniel WW. Ta Jor
Zerd
G. W. Beveridge
R. I
Flindman
Joseph Lendimer
Derr
Fort de
Rick
Market Street
Russel
William Lo Dosslre
AL O'Clock
Daniel I. Taylor
Frederick
Taylor
Grofhaus
U.S. Air Force
SAC
U.S. Army Medical Corps
U. S. Army Medical Unit
Walter Reed
U. S. Army Medical Department
U. S. Army Nurse
WEMD
E. J. Barrattino
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Armed Services
Tegnellin
Frederick F. Claflin
Barattino
Richard M. Clendenin
A. Dallas
D. Humphrey
John Laster
George Motor
American Airlines
H. Lang
M W. Eliteh
Schindler
F. G. Roric
Fred A. Leonard
Pvt. Morton
Zrimie
William D. Buz
Argentina Bans All Imports to Conserve Foreign Exchange
President Frondizi imposes an import ban as a first act to shield dwindling foreign currency reserves. The measure may be eased later for critical materials. Nixon notes U.S. policy on loans to Argentina’s oil sector. Ex-Im plans a two month mission to discuss railway rehabilitation and potential Latin American investments. A separate petition seeks immediate trial for Heemith Joseph Dobson in a forgery case set for May 13.
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Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Alga
Richard Nixon
South America
Nixon
U.S
Samuel C. Waugh
U.S. Export-Import Bank
Latin Amerca
Paraguay
Heemith
Joseph Dobson
Veld
Austin James
Slate
Atorney
Sammie W. Barrick
Dear Abby Starts Monday In The News Feature
The Dear Abby daily advice column debuts Monday under the pen name Abigail Van Buren, Pauline Philips, wife of a San Francisco businessman and mother of two. The feature will run on a four week trial basis starting Monday in national magazines and the newspaper.
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Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abigail
Pauline Philips
San Francisco
Dear Abby
Drenching Rains Soak Eastern U S
The Associated Press reports widespread rainfall across the Southern Plains and Mississippi Valley with showers extending into the eastern half of the country. Local forecasts include heavy rain in eastern Oklahoma risk of flash flooding, while the Great Lakes area sees warmer temperatures and varied rainfall totals elsewhere along the east.
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Plains
Mississippi Valley
Oklahoma
New Engtland
Continental Divide
Texas
San Antonio
Gulf Coast
Austin
Little Rock
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Dyers
Teun
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
North Carolina
Virginia
Mississippi
Hartington
Rockies
West
Arizona
Plains States
Atlantic Seaboard
Dakotas
Minnesota
New England
Florida
Great Lakes Region
Slohio Valley
Two Damages Suits Filed In Maryland Court
Two damage suits totaling 30000 dollars were filed in Circuit Court over a fatal accident near New Market. One suit seeks 20000 dollars for the estate of James Peach via his son Arthur Peach Sr against Harry Junior Anderson. A second suit demands 10000 dollars for Alfonzo Peach as administrator, alleging pain before death and funeral costs. Additional claims involve Orphas Rusk seeking 391070 against Robert L. Clingan, plus Bessie Adams seeking 2475 from Charles H. Coursey for unpaid housekeeper wages. A separate note mentions Ocean City adopting a five minute late phone dial system after midnight.
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New Market
Anderson
Peach
Alfonzo Peach
James Peach
Orphas Rusk
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Tagainst
Robert L. Clingan
Unionsville
James McSherry
Gnodley EB. Byron
Rusk
Bessie Adams
Charles H. Coursey
South Market Istreet
Atttorney
Edwin F. Nikirk
Coursey
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