Zoning Board to Hear 33 Apartment Units Plan in Frederick
The Board of Zoning Appeals schedules a May 18 hearing on Freder ick Realty Company plan to build 33 garden style apartments on a 3,818 acre site opposite At tary Road and Lee Place costing about 220000. Five buildings would rise with 12 12 and 10 unit blocks, parking for 100 cars and a future swimming pool area. Frederick Construction Company listed as builder with Jack C Cohen as architect.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Appic
Realty Company
Northeas Reer
Attary Road
Lee Place
Seventh Street
Frederick Construction Company, Inc
Jack C. Cohen
Silver Spring
Rosenfeld Realty Company
Washington
Frederick
Frederick Construction Company
Bodies Of Martins Family Sought After River Tragedy
Authorities search the Columbia River for the remains of Ken Martin 54 his wife and another daughter Barbara 14 missing since December 7 after a car accident the two found victims are Susan 19 and Virginia 12 recovered from the river near the Bonneville or The Dalles area while Breen remains missing Portland officials coordinate efforts with Oregon and Washington police and river crews.
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Portland
Oregon
Washington
Columbia River
Ken Martin
Susan
Virginia
Barbara
Martins
Breens
Susen
Splitkay Aie Ville Dam
Porland
Columbia Lodge Past Masters Night Reported
Fragments indicate a Columbia lodge event titled Past Masters Night with references to Magisterial duties and clerks. The text mentions Mr. Storm and new magistrate appointments pending formal oath, plus notes on a school reorganization schedule.
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Columbia Lodge
Heu
George Jacobds Tee
Storm
Demon Central
Storm and Son
W. Rensedr
Clarence
Adamstown c. Co
Gan Monda
Dissident Democrats Clash Over Baltimore Campaign
A bitter intra party clash in Baltimore pits Theodore R. McReldin against J Harold Baltimore as factions fracture the Democratic ranks two months before the election. The rift centers on Grady and anti Grady groups led by James Neeman, drawing public support from major local organizations and splitting voter blocs across 372 polling places.
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Theodore R. McReldin
J. Harold Baltimore
McReldin
Thomas Dalesandra
Fon Grady Catp
James Neeman
Populous
Baltimore
Pellack
Meteldin Ashe
D’al
Pollack Trong
Gambiers
anti-Grady
Mecheldin
Eisenhower
Maryland
Ais
Truman Urges Congress to Preserve Foreign Aid
Former President Harry S. Truman told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that cutting foreign aid would harm mutual security programs. He advocated adequate funds for both aid and security, with administration seeking 700 million dollars for the Development Loan Fund and a potential one billion needed this year.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Powers
Truman
Judge Barron Named American Mother of 1959
Jennie Loit man Barron of Brookline Mass mother of seven and Massachusetts judge was declared American Mother of 1959 by the American Mothers Committee at the Waldorf Astoria. Barron, born in Boston to Russian immigrants, has long been active in civic and legal circles while prioritizing family duties and public welfare.
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New York
jJennie Loitman Barron
Brookline
Mass
Massachusetts
Daniel A. Poling
American Mothers Committee,Inc
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Boston
Judge Barron
Boston University
Samuelie Superior Ca
Rape Case Grand Jury Delays In Florida
A Tallahassee teen abducted at gunpoint after a college dance. four men pursued by sheriff's deputy, reaching 95 miles per hour before their capture. The victim was bound and gagged in the car, and Florida law blocks publishing her name.
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Tallahassee
Florida
Five States Had Dozen Tornadoes
Dozen tornadoes and funnel clouds spread across five states from South Dakota to Texas. Kansas bore the brunt with multiple twisters damaging farm buildings while injuries were not reported. Tornadoes touched near Wells Minnesota and near Lenora Oklahoma among others with heavy rains and hail in several states.
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South Dakota
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Midwest
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Viola
Hutchinson
Chase
Osborne
Pratt and
Valley Center
Lenora
Blackwell and Hennessey
Maryville
Black Hiver Falls
Wis
New Ulm
Wells
Minn
The
Weather Bureau
Rochester
Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha
Carolinas
Virginia
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Drownings After Heyworth Boat Outing Result in Five Deaths
An Illinois boat outing on a flooded gravel pit ended when the craft capsized. A Heyworth couple Lawrence Bradley and Betty plus four of their children Laura Jean Deborah Florence were drowned, and a fifth child survived after rescue. Fire crews searched the five acre pit for Florence as authorities investigated causes.
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Heyworth. Us
Ier
Heyworth
Lawrence Bradley
Betty
Laura Jean
Deborah
Florence
Carl Wunder
Susie
Ronnie
McLean County
Woman On Relief Leaves 306000 Estate
Cincinnati AP report says Miss Matilda Krohne, 77, who had received relief since 1940, died last week leaving cash and stock valued near 290,600. J Flynn, manager of the Aid For The Aged, will sue in Probate Court to recover aid given. Krohne left no will and her only known relative is a cousin who once lived in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Matilda Krohne
J. Flynn
Aid For the Aged Office
Home Tours By Club Women Highlight Frederick County
A record turnout for the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs home tour drew large crowds to houses near Petersville New Market and Harmony Grove. Hostesses guided visitors through historic and remodeled interiors including Gov Francis Johnson’s former 140 year old residence and other ranch and weatherboard farmhouses. Afternoon tours featured Mrs Dudrow and other hosts showcasing updated kitchens and decorative touches across four sites.
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Frederick County
Woodrow Souder
Petersville
Mer
Murray Etzler
New Market
George Price
Souder
Francis Johnson
George Caick
Edgar
George Stauffer
Walkersville
Daniel ‘J. Thomas
Harmony Grove
Dudrow
Council of Homemakers Clubs
Howard T. Smith
Wilfred Wisner
Leon Howard
Robert Dudrow
Write-Ins Set in Emmitsburg Town Election
Emmitsburg voters cast 50 write-in votes for Dr. Gilbert Oddo who did not gather enough to win a seat. J Norman Flax won town commissioner with 130 votes, Ernest Dubel 74, while Mayor Clarence Frailey was re-elected unopposed with 224 votes and 36 write-ins. Voting occurred 2 to 7 p.m. at the town office under Judge Charles D. Gillelan.
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Emmitsburg
Gilbert Oddo
J. Norman Flax
Glenn L. Martin Company
Baltimore
Ernest Dubel
Clarence G. Frailey
Thomas Bollinger
Samuel C. Hays
Joseph Hailey
Edward Houck
Richard Sprankle
Curtis Bucher
Flax
Wales Rightour
Oddo
May Weather Outlook From LS Weather Bureau Forecast
The Weather Bureau offers a 30 day May forecast though not precise daily temps or rainfall. It provides overall expectations for the month with general conditions and patterns to watch.
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LS. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Schoolboy Patrol Parade Scheduled for Washington
About 450 local and county students will join a Saturday schoolboy patrol parade in Washington under the American Automobile Association. Middletown High School band of 73 will represent the county with riders from Elm Street to Maryland School for the Deaf. Frank Leichert and Paul Hoffmaster oversee transportation, arranging bus travel for the students.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
Middletown
Elm Street
Frederick High
West Frederick
Lincoln
Emmitsburg
Liberty
New Market
Sabillasville
Thurmoent Hish. Woodshore
New Midway
Jefferson
Lewistown
Brunswick
St. John’s
Maryland School
Steel Talks Open Today in Roosevelt Hotel showdown
Formal negotiations begin in New York for a nationwide steel industry labor pact that could shape wages and prices. About 500 union members and roughly equal management negotiators meet in the Roosevelt Hotel to start the biggest labor-management bout of 1959.
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New York
Steel Industry
Steel ‘Management
e Sie@elworkers
Roosevelt Hotel
Unio
Hane
Teiks
Temperatures Near Frost Last Night
Temperatures neared the frost zone early today with high thirties readings in rural areas. A cooler night is forecast with low forties and a light dew forming in the Frederick valley as 40 was logged at the airport. The forecast calls for fair and slightly warmer conditions tomorrow with possible thundershowers in the afternoon.
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Unionville
Frederick
Churchill Visits Washington as Guest of White House
Sir Winston Churchill arrived at National Airport with President Eisenhower greeting him before a crowd of about 500. The 80 year old statesman spoke with vigor, saying he loves America and will stay three nights at the White House before visiting the British embassy and New York.
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Washington
Winston Churchill
Winston
Now &4
Eisenhower
Washingtons National
Churchill
America
Lord Montgomery
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
White House
New York
England
Bernard i
New Greenhouse Planned for Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mount Olivet cemetery board voted to erect a new greenhouse near the north gate replacing the over 50 year old structure facing South Market street. Work will begin once plans are completed. R. Ames Hendrickson was reelected president. other officers and board members were also reelected.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
South Market Street
R. Ames Hendrickson
G. Hunter Bowers
R. A. Kline
William M. Storm
William B. Bennett
Melvin M.engle
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Frank B.sappington
Herbert S. Schroeder
Paul D. Simpson
G. William Trout
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Eisenhower Warns on Summit Prospects and Foreign Aid
President Eisenhower said a Geneva foreign ministers conference could set up a foregone conclusion for a summit if tensions ease. He stressed Khrushchev as the sole authoritative Russian leader and urged progress at Geneva while defending wage and price controls. He also discussed Truman invitations, 1960 GOP prospects in the South, and the need for continued foreign aid oversight.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Geneva
United States
Truman
Unite House
White House
Winston Churchill
Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
South
Rockefeller
Heart Am
Congress
Korea
Formisa
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Judge
Barron Jr
Now Airs
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Joy
Rachlin
Mothers of
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Grand Jury
Charles D. Gillelan
Merry May
Teelow
Eas Conan
Norman
Aia Ie Bidase Ee
Allon Cailook
Khrushchev
Soviets
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