Use Of Vote Machines Is Going Well
Light early turnout in Frederick city and county presidential primaries as voting machines operate. By 11 am precinct tallies show Democrats ahead of Republicans with little GOP activity due to lack of contest. Officials report machines functioning smoothly and results to be released after polls close. focus centers on Democratic U S Senate race between Mahoney and Tydings amid rumors of pamphlets attacking Tydings signed by authority of John Stilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tme
GOP
Heaths
Board of Election Supervisors
Toom
George P. Mahoney
Millard E. Tydings
U. S
Fidings
Winners In Parade Highlight School Safety Patrol Honors
Washington report lists winners across bands drum corps and slogans from multiple Maryland and nearby cities. Salisbury, Pottstown, Hagerstown and Audubon lead senior divisions with top drum corps and baton twirling honors. Edward Elias Welsh, 59, Hagerstown railway superintendent, died of a heart attack at his home and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Salisbury Senior High
Salisbury
Pottstown Senior High
Pottstown
Hagerstown Senior High
Hagerstown
Metropolitan Police
Washington, DC
St. Leo's
Baltimore
Cheverly Cavaliers
Cheverly
Jack Wiaritage
Northwestern High
University Park
Robert Copp
Alexandria Police
Alexandria
Sandy Walker
Bel Air Jrigh
Bel Air
EB. E. Welsh
Edward Elias Welsh
Western Maryland Railway
Duta
Washington County Hospital
Mrs. Wiener's Will Probated in Frederick Court
The will of Nan Lo Wiener widow of George L. Wiener was probated in Orphans Court. Bequests include stocks in AT and T and Potomac Edison to two sons, trust provisions for Nancy Chowmnard and Robert Young, cash gifts to several nieces and nephews, and real estate parcels with sale rights for a sister-in-law. Codicil dated 1958 witnessed by Chesleys. Also notes NYSE repairs after a fire and seven servicemen killed in France in a separate brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Lo Wiener
Frederick
George L. Wiener
Philomema Reilly
Testatria
North Viarhet Street
Third and
Fourth Street
East Third Street
Hattie M Young
Cornea Young
Wo Verl Forney
Potomac Edison Company
Philomena Forney Kelly
Ralph Young Sr
Ralph
Young Jr
Margaret
Ann Young
Nichi N. Young
Mary Rose Young
Laura May Young
Roger M. Young
Ruth A Young Douce
Lena Young Wise
Rodney Young Sr
Rodney Young
Lena Young
Ralph Young
Jesse Earl Young
Cecila Young
Jacquelbm
Patricia Young
Houston Young
Roger Douglas Youngs
Edna Young
Harry F Young
Thomas MM. Bennett
Stanley Young Bennett
Sarah V.bennett
Alton Y. Bennett
Cornelia Young
Kathryn Mc Forney
A Y. Bennett
Hattie M. Young
Alton Y. Bennet
Constance J. Chesley
Daniel S. Chesley
Frederick Hughes of Gallaudet Dies at 64
Frederick Hughes, a longtime Gallaudet College faculty member in economics and dramatics, died last night at age 64 from a heart attack after the college yearbook dedication. He collapsed on stage as his wife sat in the audience, and he previously coached athletics and produced several football teams in the 1920s. He was a graduate of the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick Hughes
Gallaudet College
Hughes
Wie
Pennsylvania School
Two Accidents In City Reported
Two traffic incidents in the city left minor damage. Charlies E. Miller’s car on East Fourth street incurred about 75 dollars in damage from a hit and run while parked. A second collision on West Seventh near Bentz involved George A. Winebrenner and Robert E. Brandt causing around 25 dollars and 15 dollars in damage respectively. no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E. Miller
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Market Street
West Seventh Street
Bentz Street
Denver Shook
Robert E. Brandt
Walkersville
George A. Winebrenner
Woodsboro
Brandt
Winebrenner
Held For Aid In Delinquency Of Minor Boy
A Baltimore sheet metal worker, Chevis A Butler, 30, jailed on a charge of aiding the delinquency of a minor after police tied him to a 13 year old Frederick youth reported missing. Hearing expected in Juvenile Court. Butler seen giving wine and whiskey to the boy. the youth was returned to his parents Sunday after being missing Saturday. Butler had a room at a local hotel Saturday night. Lead investigator Wilbur Huddleson and Det. Sergi A. Norman Diets assisted. multiple officers contributed.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Chevis A. Butler
Buller
Builer
Wilbur Huddleson
Sergi A. Norman Diets
Raymond E. Gray
Hyattstown
Rockville
Robert Moore
Moore
Smith’s
West AH Saints Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gray
Seret Diety
John Www Luby
Asles
Huddleson
John D Bagent
Hedgesville
Wo Va
Arnold Z. Stull
Martinsburg
King
Bagent
Stull
Louis R. Hale
South Market Street
Russell W Zimmerman
Richard F Nallin
West Second Street
Bops
Harpers Ferry Man Treated For Injury After Crash
Alvin Manuel 22 of Harpers Ferry was treated for multiple abrasions at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash on US 340 one mile south of Knoxville. Walter Clem 20 of Harpers Ferry was driving Manuel’s car, which failed to negotiate a curve and rolled to the B&O tracks. Clem faces charges for failing to drive to the right of the highway. Two children treated for dog bites at Frederick Memorial Hospital were later released. Wayne Larkin 7 and Virginia Ann Long 3 were bitten by dogs. owners were advised to pen the animals and have the dogs checked by a veterinarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Manuel
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Knoxville
Charles Town
Manuel
Alan D. Martin
Walter Virgil Clem
Yiaipers Ferry
B&o
Clem
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wayne Larkin
Trail Avenue
North Bentz Street
Virginia Ann Long
West Patrick Street
ACS Opens Two Day Meet At Fort Detrick
The American Chemical Society advisory committee holds a two day meeting at Fort Detrick with top scientists from industry education and journals. Colonel John J. Hapes welcomes attendees as Dr Charles C. Price outlines committee functions and Dr Per K Frolich reviews current chemical corps issues. Subcommittees on Industrial Relations Educational Research and Public Relations will report findings in a final Tuesday session with Fort Detrick officials and ACS board members participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chemical Society Committee
Army Chemical Corps
Fort Detrick
Seien‘ufte Actwaties
Cc.munarth
Don L. Mare
Alfred N. Webb
Arthur N. Gorelick
Ernest I. Volwiler
Abbott Laboratories
H. Fraser Johnstone
University of Uhnos
Roger Adams
University of Illinois
W. Conrad Vernelius
Pennsylvania State University
W. O. Milligan
Race Institute
Henry Eyring
University of Utah
John R. Lacker
University of Colorado: Public Relations
Robert Gibbs
Chemical and Engineering News
Walter J. Murphy
E. News
Carl Fo Graham
Wyndotte
Temperatures swing wildly in Frederick county over weekend
A weekend weather roller coaster brought records and frosts to Frederick and surrounding areas. Temperatures ranged from 33 degrees to 85 degrees as storms passes north, with sharp drops Saturday morning and afternoon. Forecasters warned of cooler, partly cloudy conditions Tuesday.
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Frederick
North County
Fairport
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
St. Louis
St. Lous
Luis Arroyo
Pitttsburgh
a/Pirates
Max Surkoni
Resignation Notice Marks Shift to National Grange Role
Frederick County official Edward F. Holter, a Democrat, will resign as County Commissioner effective July 1 1956 to take a full time lecturer post with the National Grange in Washington. The governor will appoint a successor from the Democratic Central Committee, with party alignment preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F Pomona Grange
Emmitsburg
Holter
Middletown
Govto
Theodore Ro McKeldin
Foster Isould
National Grange
Dam
Frederick County
Democratic State Central Committee
Edwin Nikirk
Natinal Grange
Washington
Holier
Senate
Man Found Dead in Rooming House on East Patrick Street
The decomposed body of Newton Edward Eyler, 59, a Washington painter, was found in a Royal rooming house on East Patrick Street. Eyler lived in the town two weeks and died apparently from coronary occlusion. He leaves a wife, eight children, four sisters, a brother, and two grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Newton Edward Eyler
Thurmon
Kemp
Washington
Marshall Green
BO. Thomas Sr
Nethelix Eyvler
Owen Exter
Brotherhood of Painters, Recordators and Paper Hangers of America
Tistriet Council
Baltimore
Building and Construction Trades Council
Lhe Stoner Eyler
Harry Bert Eyler
Harvey Eyler
U.S. Air Force
Massachusetts
Mary Ellen Esler
Jack Exler
Alice Delores Eyler
Shirley Temple Eyler
Air Force
Nebraska
Margaret
William E. Eyler
East Church Street
Mt Olivet
M. R
Etchison and Son
Wide Areas Hit by Thunderstorms Across Nation
The cold air from Canada collided with warm moist Gulf air, triggering widespread rain and thunderstorms in a belt from the Central Plains eastward through the Ohio Valley, the Middle Atlantic Coast, and southern New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Plas
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Burkittsville Man Suffers Stroke While Driving Car
John Mentzer 70 of Burkittsville felt a stroke coming on while driving on Brownsville road and pulled off the road to wait for help. Deputy Lee Russett Holland took him home. family physician treated him. Mentzer could not walk but remained able to talk. He was en route to arrange someone to plow for him when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Johnny) Mentzer
Burkittsville
Brownsville
Lee Russett Holland
Mentzer
Tolland
Graduates In Nursing Hear Dr Wentz Address
Dr Wentz, former Lutheran seminary president and Bible revision contributor, will speak at Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing commencement on Tuesday at Elm Street auditorium. Seven graduates listed. program marks National Hospital Week ending May 12 in honor of Florence Nightingale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdel Ross Wentz
Clovesman
Frederick Memoral Hospital School of Nursing
Elm Street
Lutheran Theological Seminary At
Gettysburg
Frederick County
United Lutheran Church In America
World Council of Churches
Doris Irene Crawford
Oliver Pone
Marlene Hartman
East Thir Street
Fase Ruth Conrad
Hagerstown
Neeta Ellen Dame
Margaret Ann Fritz
Mt Airy
Joan Frances Murphy
Dickerson
Ruth Elizabeth Ramsburg
Thurmont
Florence Nightingale
Grace Evangelical
Raymond F. Wilhelm
Altar Guild
Auegust
Nurses’lumnae Association
Light Vote in Maryland Is Expected
Light voter turnout was forecast in Maryland for today as President Eisenhower faced Sen. Estes Kefauver in a primary with uninstructed delegates. A five way Democratic Senate race dominated interest while write ins and cross party lines were barred. Polls opened early and many expected about 407 of 1,069,416 registered voters to cast ballots.
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Baltimore
Eisenhower
Kehauser
Millard E Tydings
George P. Mahoney
John Marshall Butler
Baltimore City
Talbot County
Kefauver
Maryland
Campagning
Gew
Theodore R. McKeldin
Mahoney
Washington
Senate
Aiis Vahoney
A. Millard Taves
George P. Mahaney
Tydings
Thomas D‘alesandra
Millard
Lso
William Preston Lane
U.S
Mahones
Christian
Dvdings
Vehicle Skid on U S 15 Leaves Car in Ditch Near Frederich
Local report details a car skidding on a wet stretch of U S 15 about one mile north of Frederich. Investigating officer Alan D. Viashin notes braking on slick pavement caused the vehicle to slide off the road and rest on the left bank. Damages were reported as substantial and no injuries are specified.
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Robert Formilastch
Locust Gap
Mao Bit
Iastalianan
Frederich
Alan D. Viashin
Soulosich
York
M&m
Smilovich
Neenee
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Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Optimist Drum & Buele Corps
Bethesda - Chevy Chase, Md
Montgomery County
Uncle Sam
Cambridge
Niewepopr
Robert Espagne
France
Gallaudet
ACS
Detrick
Dave Erb
Churchill Downs
Sybert
New York
Rita Gam
Monaco
Benjamin J. Gam
Miss Gam
Miss Kel‘s
Daniel
Margaret Truman
Nassau
Walter Fry
West
Patrick Stieel
Cuy
Ford
Price Electric Corporation
Iday
Man
Dr. Wentz
Dr. A. Kr, Wentz
Brehivf
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