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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 06, 1960

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PTA Urged To Stand Together

Frederick County teachers honored Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh at the annual dinner at Peter Pan Inn Urbana. Dr. Robert F. Will urged unity for stronger professional strength, comparing educators to other professions and noting Maryland's shift from state teacher college training. The event featured space age themed décor and performances by local educators.

Frederick County Teachers Association James A. Sensenbaugh Peter Pan Inc Urbana Robert F. Will U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Will Maryland Sail University of Maryland Yellow Springs New Market Sensenbaugh Board of County Commissioners Null Samuel W. Barrick William Houck Gary Utterback Charles Collins Thomas Silliman Calvin Wacker James Fisher John Grice Jack Wantz Mars Saturn New Market School Roy Nancy Watkins Helen Stickell Janet Sharrer

Tornadoes Ravage Arkansas and Oklahoma Killing Dozens

Tornadoes struck Menifee and Wilburton plus smaller towns in eastern Oklahoma and nearby Arkansas. At least 25 deaths reported with scores injured. Wilburton saw extensive damage to downtown and Eastern A&M Junior College. Sapulpa also heavily affected. Local officials coordinate rescue and recovery efforts across multiple communities.

Wilburton Okla Oklahoma College Town Moffet-Roland Arkansas Fort Smith Keota Sapulpa Sallisaw Checotah Bristow Hoffman Henryetta Eastern A&m Junior College Henry Mooneyham McAlester Police Department Tulsa

Ideal Farms Owner Dies

Carlton T. King co owner of Ideal Farms Dairy died of a heart attack after arriving at Frederick Memorial Hospital following a morning stroke of illness. He had served as president and later secretary of the firm, with sisters Helen and Mary E King among survivors. Funeral arrangements by R E Dailey and Son.

Carlton T. King Ideal Farms Dairy Erancis Scott Key Frederick Memorial Hospital King J. Otis King Mr. King Sidney Michaels Paul L. Crum Ster Jing Bollinger Elmer Bollinger Francis Scott Key Helen King Mary E .King R. E. Dailey and Son

Jaycees Arrive For State Meet

Junior Chamber of Commerce members arrive for the Maryland state convention at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with more than 500 expected by Saturday. Four candidates vie for state president as posters appear, beatnik event opens the program, and Howard Thomas plans a keynote speech at Saturday luncheon outlining national Jaycee policy.

Chamber of Cammerce Francis Scott Key New Jersey Delaware Virginia Pennsylvania District of Columbia Num State Jaycee Organization Alfred B. Spamer Towson S. Fred Steppe Rockville Warren E. Stroh Baltimore Robert F. Wagner Peter Pan Inn Urbana State Jaycee Jaycee Maryland Jaycee Organization Howard Thomas

Lime Kiln Home Gutted By Blaze

A Lime Kiln weatherboard house on US 15 at Main Street was destroyed by a morning fire, leaving only a charred shell. Loss estimated at 38000 with all tenant personal property gone. The owner is Charles Stull of Baltimore. Tenants were Mrs and Mrs Edgar Rollinson. Firefighters cooperated with Carroll Manor and Independents. water was hauled from Alpha Portland plant after supply ran low. One rescuer saved a money bag, and Clarence Rinehart was injured by falling debris. The blaze reignited about an hour later and firemen returned to the scene.

Carroll Manor US. 15 Charles Stull Baltimore Edgar Rollinson Rollinson Franklin Plunkard Clarence Rinehart Independent Hose Company

Frederick Armed Forces Day Committee Named and Open House

Captain Archard Emerson Jr. appoints Mayor Ramsburg to lead the Frederick Armed Forces Day Committee for observances at Fort Detrick and the East Coast Relay Station on Saturday May 14. Officials invite citizens and defense personnel to visit both installations from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a focus on showcasing modern scientific equipment.

Frederick City Fort Detrick Parks Ramsburg D. John Markey Alien G. Quynn Charles W. Magaha Charles V

Saint Joseph College Receives 2240 NSF Grant

The National Science Foundation awarded Saint Joseph College in Emmitsburg a 2240 grant for a one year Undergraduate Research Training Program directed by Sister Denise Eby. Chemistry students will research diffusion across gel membranes to screen anti cancer chemicals, using gelatine to mimic cell membranes. Philomena Liscio, a chemistry major, will participate this summer, with the program aiming to boost science education through faculty guided research.

National Science Foundation Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg Denise Eby Marvin Antleman Philomena Liscio

Displays to be announced next week at Fort Detrick

Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth I Bechtold and Captain D FR Saunderson outlined plans for displays. Captain Emerson is coordinating reserve units including the 302d Signal Battalion under Lt Col James E Bartgis to set up displays. Reservists attending the Open House will receive credit for service.

Kenneth I. Bechtold Detrick Project D. FR. Saunderson Emerson 302D Signal Battalions James E. Bartgis Saini

Motorist Jailed For 120 Days In Court Pleas

In Magisterial Court Friday morning William Vase Laros pleaded guilty to displaying a license not his own and operating on a revoked license both on April 13. He received 60 days on each count. Glenn Beard was found guilty of failing to grant the right of way but sentence was suspended. Dorsey Scheetz, failing to pay a taxi fare, was fined 10. Plumber Robert Hobbs will pay 10 weekly for three years plus 15 next Friday to support his child. 5 goes to costs. Panics at fire in New York ends with death of a 42 year old man leaping from a fifth floor with his four year old daughter injured.

William Vase Laros Wiliam Newcomer Edward D. Storm Jack Frost Glenn Beard Beard Dorsey Scheetz Frank McBride Scheetz Frederick McBride Robert Hobbs Catherine Hobbs NEW York Willie Fowler Neazo

Princess Margaret Marries Antony Armstrong Jones at Westminster Abbey

Princess Margaret wed Antony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones in Westminster Abbey before 2068 guests as radio and television millions watched. She faltered briefly during vows, the archbishop repeated the pledge, and the couple were pronounced husband and wife at 11:45 a.m. The scene reflected royal pageantry with trumpets, banners, and the bride in a white organza gown and tiara, amid a festive London crowd.

London Margaret Antony Armstrong-Jones Westminster Abbey Tony Archbishop of Canterbury Margaret Rose Antony Charles Robert Geoffrey Fisher Westminister Abbey Prince Philip Armstrong-Jones Roger Gilliatt Abbey Queen Elizabeth II Antony Charle Robert

Eisenhower Loosely Signals Russia Trip Propeller Boat Comment

President Eisenhower dropped a casual remark about taking to Premier Khrushchev a new boat with a propeller if he visits Russia. The exchange occurred during a union exhibition with AFL-CIO President George Meany as observers noted. Meanwhile the United States pursued a careful diplomatic response to Soviet claims that an American weather plane was shot down over the USSR on orders of Khrushchev. The crash involved a NASA high altitude craft missing since Sunday, piloted by Francis G. Powers of Pound Virginia, a Lockheed test pilot.

Washington Eisenhower Russia Afl-Cio George Meany Union-Industries Khrushchev Meany Soviet Union State Department Lincoln White Supreme Soviet Moscow Andrei A. Grechko Grechko Nikita Khrushchev U. S White Llewelyn Thompson United States Francis G. Powers Pound Lockheed Aircraft Corp Powers National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Mt Airy Man Killed In Mishap

Mt Airy, Maryland. William Paul Maloney 43 died after his Ford panel truck left Route 144 west of Ridgeville and collided with an embankment. Police say excessive speed caused the crash. the wreck skidded about 360 feet before stopping. The Mt Airy Volunteer Company ambulance transported him to Frederick Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival.

Mt. Airy Frederick Memorial Hospital Route 144 Bidgeville William Paul Maloney Airy Maloney Ridgeville William L. Newcomer Mt. Airy Volunteer Company Newcomer

Homemakers Chorus Invited To Sing At Maryland Course

Members of Frederick County Council of Homemakers clubs are invited to sing at the Rural Women’s Short Course at the University of Maryland in June. The college week for club women will include rehearsals starting Monday night led by Mrs Adele Miller. Mrs Robert Russell directs and Mrs Howard Keller is pianist. Rehearsals will be held at extension offices.

Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs Rural Womens University of Maryland Adele Miller Robert Russell Howard Keller

Fund Drive Seeks 50 000 From County

County division of Frederick Memorial Hospital launches its phase of a 650000 drive with a 50000 goal. Daniel J. Thomas chairs the county effort and says nearly 100 workers will begin calls. Five area chairmen named. countywide support urged to meet the target.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Daniel J. Thomas David H. Young Middletown G. Lester Thomas Jr Buckeystown Hallar Best Walkersville Mr. Thomas

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PTA Morrilton Ark Menifee Sear Ora Oliver Hawkins Frank J. Keeler Ideal Farms Jaycees St. Joseph’s William PF. Maloney Delaine Hobbs Albany, N.Y Robin Knox Thacher State Park Knox Noearepa R Hrerive
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