Frederick County Board of Education Names New Leaders
Joseph F Rhoderick a Frederick businessman was unanimously elected president of the Frederick County Board of Education succeeding George C Rhoderick Jr. Dr James A Sensenbaugh was formally elected superintendent of schools effective August 1, and Mrs William D Powell was elected vice president. The board also appointed Chase C Gove Jr Fred S Kefauver and others, with staff reshuffles and reappointments across clerical and instructional roles. VE Day observed in Paris as French and allied forces honor fallen soldiers. The rector of St Thomas Episcopal Church in Garrison Forest dies at 68. Maryland and Delaware frost warnings predict subfreezing temps with risk to fruit crops and tomato plants. scattered frost expected tonight and early tomorrow with warmer conditions later in the week.
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Joseph F. Rhoderick
Frederick
Walkersville
J. F. Rhodenck
Powell
James A Sensenbaugh
Sensenhaugh
Baltimore
Eugene W Pruitt
Sensenbaugh
Chase C. Gove Jr
Near New Mariket
George C. Rhoderick
Fred S. Kefauver
Middletown
W. Claude Lutman
Brunswick
Ross V. Smith
Thurmont
Paul Wise
Lewistown
Ruth Trout
Pauline Bowlus
Barbara Ford
Shirley Thompson
Ruby Wilt
Virginia D Kles
Paul L. Vostmaster
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Lewis B. Bader
Russell Mohler
Leslie Rippeon
Owings Mills
Philip James Jensen
St. Thomas' Episcopal Church
Garrison Forest
Noble C. Powell
Maryland
Delaware
Weather Bureau
Frederick County
Six Dog Bite Cases Prompt City Crackdown in Frederick
Frederick police chief Charles V Main announced a crackdown on owners of roaming dogs after six bite incidents since May 1. Dogs at large will be seized and placed in the dog pound and owners will be prosecuted using identifying tags on the animals. Roxie Ann Wisner, 9, of DeGrange Street, was among the latest bite victims and received a hospital shot.
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Frederick
Charles V. Main
Harry Phelps
Roxie Ann Wisner
DeGrance ‘Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gift to Apple Library Surpasses One Year Goals
The Friends of the Library report 350 dollars donated by T Guy Duvall in memory of Rosa V Duvall boosts annual gifts past 1300. Katharine Dutrow notes 44 406 books toward a 45 000 goal, with future aims at 60 000 volumes. Remarks from Andrew G Truxal and Virginia Canfield accompany the luncheon. Cemetery Co directors elected to replace a relocating member. County Commissioners receive two bids for three used cars, none for a 1951 model. irregular stork market report closes.
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Joseph Henry Apple Library
Friends of the Library
Katharine Dutrow
Andrew G. Truxal
Durrew
Virginia Canfield
Goucher College
Can Control Bomb But Not The Weather
ENIWETORK FP A show of man's power the H bomb waited today for a weather window. The shot scheduled for Thursday has been postponed twice due to strong winds at all altitudes, raising fears of radioactive debris escaping the danger zone. Three B52 jets stand by to carry the bomb toward Namoo Island in Bikini Atoll, as weather conditions dictate the exact timing. Deeds recorded show multiple property sales around $15,900, $9,500, and $8,000 in the area. County treasurer James He Falk and aides moved into a refurbished office on the first floor of the courthouse. Frank Costello has been ordered to surrender next Monday for income tax evasion after two more federal court moves.
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Frederick County
Gambrill State Park
Eniwetork
Cherokee
U. S
Eniwetok
Namu Island
Bikini Atoll
Jada Development Corporation
Richard F. Berendt
West Seventh Street
College Estates
Ruth R. Flautt
Paul P. Reid
West All Saints Street
William M. Thomas
Carl H. Rauschenberg
Woodville
George L. Twentey Jr
Louis
Twentey
Yellow Springs
James He Falk
Circuit Court
Court House
Costello
New York
FrankCostello
I More Polio Shots To Be Given On Thursday
The county health department will administer the first and second shots of the Salk anti polio vaccine to about 300 children at Winchester Hall starting at 9:30 a.m. Dr Forbes Burgess said a new vaccine supply from the State Department of Health allows the scheduling of these inoculations, which require advance parental appointments.
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County Health Department
Winchester Hall
Forbes Burgess
State Department of Health
Maryland Crops Progress Despite Unseasonal Cool Weather
Maryland crop reporters note cool spring weather slowed plowing and insect activity in northern counties while oats barley and wheat show good growth across the state. Early plantings on the Eastern Shore advance with green peas and tomato plantings underway and alfalfa fields increasing despite flea beetle activity in southern areas.
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College Park
Maryland
Maryland - Delaware
Delmar Peninsula
Allegany County
Crop Service
Delaware
Talbot
Prince Georges
Aspara
Eight Firemen Injured In Downtown Baltimore Blaze
Eight firemen were injured when a six alarm blaze gutted Hopkins Furniture Show Rooms and damaged adjacent top floors. Five men required hospital treatment. three were treated at the scene. Most injuries came from shattered glass as crews battled flames and smoke.
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Baltimore
Hopkins Furniture Show Rooms
Lee's Auction Rooms
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Five day forecast shows warm Wednesday afternoon near Adamstown with a warming trend through Thursday then cooler Friday. Total rainfall expected around 4 tenths of an inch. State traffic safety meeting called by Governor McKeldin to be held Thursday at noon in Baltimore.
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Maryland
Delaware Fair
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
Frederick County
Ateend
McKeldin Mass
Baltimore
Paul E. Burke
The
Mary and Traffic Safety Commission
Delbert Null
Algerian farm owner refuses to quit amid rebel attacks
Roger Rousset runs three farms south of Constantine in Algeria where rebels have killed livestock and damaged irrigation. He vows to stay, trusting pacifist aims but endorsing force to restore peace as attacks continue on European settlers and farms.
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Constantine
Algeria
France
Roger Rousset
Rousset
Ile
Rous
Sitting Judges To Be Opposed In November Ballot
In Montgomery County Maryland the two Republican nominated judges Kathryn Lawlor and Thomas M. Anderson face general election opposition from Charles M. Irelan and Alfred D. Noyes. Irelan, a former U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, led the Democratic ticket with 12,591 votes, while Noyes garnered 11,074.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Kathryn Lawlor
Thomas M. Anderson
McKeldin
Charles M. Irelan
U.S. Atttorney
District of Columbia
Alfred D. Noyes
Lawlor
Anderson
Ivelan
Noyes
Normal morning lows and afternoon highs across Maryland and Delaware
Normal weather for the area shows morning lows near 40 degrees in western Maryland and the lower 40s in eastern Maryland and Delaware. Afternoon highs range from the upper 60s in western Maryland to the low 70s in eastern Maryland and Delaware.
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Maryland
Delaware
Maryand
Knife Wielder Sentenced in West All Saints Bar Stabbing Case
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. sentenced Raymond E. Gray of Avattstown to two years in the Maisland Correctional Facility after a trial in Trivial Magistrate's Court. Gray was convicted of stabbing Robert S. Moore during a tavern altercation on April 20, with Moore operated on for a punctured wound. Detective Ellis Carty led the investigation as trials also included multiple other local arrests for traffic and public drunkenness.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Raymond E. Gray
Avattstown
Maisland
Robert S. Moore
West All Saints Street
Gray
Moore
Frederick Memoria Ona
Ellis Carty
Tydings Edges In Primary In Maryland Senate Race
In Maryland 76 76 ties in unit votes left the popular tally decisive. Millard Tydings, 66, claimed a Senate seat bid over George P. Mahoney, with 189,851 to 133,168 votes in 1271 of 1277 precincts. Senator John Marshall Butler led in Republican renomination, while Kefauver faced an uninstructed delegation for president. Recounts and canvasses loom as Mahoney trails by thousands.
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Baltimore
Millard
Tydings
Senate
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Alahoney
Maryland
Baltimore County
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Chicago
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Richard IE. Lankford
Dstrict
Harold Setheron
Edward T. Miller Jr
James P.S. Desereus
Dewitt S. Hyde
Edward Garmats
George H Fatlon
Samuel N. Priedet
Tsdings
Buller
Earl Knepper
Henry J. Laquedry
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Rene Coty
American Legion
Europe
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Gambrill Park
Apple Library
Patrick Wilbourn
Albert Lewis Freese
Stork
Court of Appeals
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Carroll County
Fountain Rock
Mathias
Cline
Edward D. Starm
RENN
Frank Keefer
Braddock Heights
Hilltop
David G. White
Heights
SRC
Richard F. Nallin
West Second Street
William Boost
St John’s School Yard
Russell Zimmerman
Urbana
Zimmerman
Shookstown Road
John Wo Lubs
Middle Alley
C D. Mades
Baughman’s Lane
Shookstoun Road
Charles H
Frederick By-Pass
State Roads Commission
U. S. 40
Tuscarora Creek
L. S 40
Vfw Country Club
U. S. 15
Pennsylvania Line
Catoctin
Frederick Counts
Unionville
Libertytown
Charleston
W. Vaut
West Virginia
U.S Senate
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North Market Street
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