Ballot details outline Democrats and GOP in state primaries
Primary ballots on May 20 will feature extensive Democratic contests for governor U S senator comptroller and district offices with 33 titles. Republicans list only two names. The State Central Committee and other party posts are under consideration as election boards decide whether to print unopposed candidates. Also noted is Alpha Portland Cement plant construction near Lime Kiln with 1958 output expectations and absentee ballot trends.
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State Central Committee
G.O.P
Henry Jr. Lague Jr
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
House of Delegates
State Cenral Committee
Republican State Central
Attorney General’s Office
Secretary of State
Fedoral Election Board
Neo Adivantas
Dolar Alpha’ Portland Cemest Company
Alpha
Commerce Department
Conlight
Business
Defense Services
Steve Krusings
Buffalo
West
Patrick Street
Gus Vaciliou
William Vaciliou
Greece
Charles L. Casanave
Sales
Chicago
Nixon Struck By Stones At Peru University
U S Vice President Richard Nixon faced jeers and a rock strike at San Marcos University in Lima Peru. A Secret Service agent was injured two teeth chipped and protests triggered official apologies from Peru's government. Nixon left for Catholic University amid continued demonstrations and calls to round up responsible Communists.
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Lima
Peru
U.S
Richard Nixon
San Marcos University
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Quito
Secret Service
iLima
Catholic University
el Comercio
Raul Porras
Jose San‘ S Martin
Iup
Lima Polite
Aprista Party
Broadway Stars Shine at White House Dinner Show
Nine Broadway musical stars entertained at a White House state dinner for the Supreme Court, belting show tunes in formal East Room ambience. Eisenhower enjoyed Steam Heat from Pajama Game. critics argued the cast misrepresented its Broadway status.
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White House
Washington
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Fire Guts Large House by Damascus. Loss $12,000
A large weatherboard home in Damascus was gutted by fire early this morning. Five engines from Damascus and two from Mt. Airy fought the blaze for about three hours, with two auxiliary engines aiding. Owner Dr. McKendree Boyer of Damascus vacant the property prior to the fire. fire chief G Kenneth House placed the loss at 12,000 dollars.
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Bismarck
Boston
Iburials
Amascus
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Damacus Company
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Damascus
Ore
Rapid City
Mt. Airy
Richmond
Tance
St. Louis
Damascus Company
G. Kenneth House
T the
Teachers Dinner Highlights Rights and Court Power Debates
State Senator Harry A. Cole told Frederick County Teachers Association members at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana that teachers must preserve and teach individual rights amid debates over Supreme Court powers and the Jenner Butler bill. He warned against McCarthyism resurgent with liberal support and urged building tomorrow's world through understood rights, praising desegregation efforts and noting the role of teachers in safeguarding freedoms.
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Corvern
Frederick County Teachers Association
Ming
Harry A. Cole
Baltimore
Congress
Supreme Court
Cole
Frederick County
Senator Cole
Lincoln High School
Ruth Dredden
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lincoln
Edith Addison
Faith Conway
Claude Delauter
Louise Lyles
Dredden
Conway
Jeraldine King
Addison
Delaute
Washington Street School
Jewell Beeson
Herbert R. Jordan
St John’s Catholic Church
Delbert Null
Board of County Commissioners
Null
Mehrl Ramsbury
A. Irvin Renn
House of Delegate
C. Clifton Wires
Charles Smelser
Gary Utterback
Joseph Payne
Fenton Harris
Virts
Smelser
Jacob R Rohe Tard
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sensenbaugh
Ross V. Smith
Board of Education
Std
Paul Wise
William D. Powell
Fred Kefauver
Chase Gove
Wise
Powell
Kefauver
Gove
Joseph E Davies Dies at 81 Former Ambassador
Joseph E Davies longtime diplomat and former ambassador to the Soviet Union died after a long illness at his Washington home. He was 81 and had served under Presidents Wilson Roosevelt Truman also as Belgium envoy and Luxembourg minister. Born 186, he studied law at Wisconsin and led campaigns for Wilson and later chaired the Federal Trade Commission. He married twice and is survived by three daughters and a number of relatives including Marjorie Merriweather Post.
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Washinton
Joseph E. Davies
Soviet Union
Davies
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
Kremlin
Moscow
Hitler
Soviet ‘Union
Belgium
Luxembourg
Roosevelt
Truman Davies
Watertown
Wis
Wilson
White House
Federal District Court
Washington Bank
Josef Stalin
Jeader
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
Federal Trade Commission
Wisconsin
The
Wash
Ington
Davies, Rici ,Tydings
Lasds
University of Wisconsin
Emlen Knight
Madison
Marjorie Merriweather Post
Millard E.tyldings
Maryland
E. Fontaint Broun
Robert L. Grosjean
Ifamburg
Germany
Bowlus Seeks Re Election To City Board
Alderman Emmett R Bowlus, a noted auctioneer and realtor, announced his decision to run for another term on the city board subject to the Republican convention Monday night. Bowlus, completing a third term, has served under four mayors and cites city department issues as a factor in his decision. He is the first Republican to enter the municipal race while Democrats prepare a full slate for their convention Tuesday night.
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Bowlus
War criminals freed from Landsberg Prison in Germany
Four German war criminals released from Landsberg Prison by the U S Army. Three former SS Elite Guard colonels and a concentration camp guard are freed. Adolf Hitler wrote Mein Kampf at Landsberg. Remaining major figures Hess Speer and von Schirach are imprisoned in Berlin.
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Landsberg
Germany
U. S. Army
Adolf Hit
Ler
Fuehrer
Rudolf Hess
Albert Speer
Hitler Youth
War Criminals Paroled as Prison Population Drops in Tokyo
Six Japanese war criminals were paroled this week, reducing Sugamon Prison population to 18. Among those released are Rear Adm. Hisashi Ichioka, a former prison warder, and four guards serving 20 years to life for mistreating prisoners of war. The article also notes political turbulence in Paris, Gomulka’s Budapest visit, and the Lahore assassination of a party founder, followed by a five day forecast from The Associated Press.
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Tokyo
United States
Sugamon
Hisashi Ichioka
Warsden
Wills Leave Estates To Families In Frederick Courts
The two wills probated in Orphans Court name heirs and executors. Mrs Margaret V Fischer divides her Frederick estate into four parts with shares to her son John Reeves, daughters Violet Easton and Caroline Rinehart, and a trust for Elizabeth Fischer with income for life and then to siblings. Mrs Emma Virginia Harris leaves no will. her share of the homestead at 28 East South Street goes to Aubrey Harris and Margaret Kuba as executors. The article notes a July 30 19 ADAMSTOWN PROPERTY SOLD At an assizter's sale in Adamstown a two and a half story dwelling and store building were sold for 8260 to Russell Horman.
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Margaret V. Fischer
Emma Virginia Harris
Frederick
Margaret V. Kuba
Washington
Adamstown
Court House
Hulldine
Russell Z. Horman
William M. Storm
Emmett R. Bowlus
Market Improves as Steels Lead New York Trading
Market firmed in active trading as steels and rails moved stocks higher. Leading shares rose about a point, with gains driven by steel and rail issues in early afternoon activity.
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New York
Skies Clear After Week Of Downpours
The Northeast saw clearing after a week of rain while southern Plains to Southeast areas faced floods. Eastern Kentucky bore the worst flooding with 300 families evacuated in Catlettsburg as rising Big Sandy and Ohio rivers crest expected. damage exceeds 10 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Plains
Hinto
Kentucky
Catlettsburg
Charles Gibbs
Ohio River
Carlettsburg
Pikeville
Prestonsburg
Paintsville
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Louisiana
Hood May Day Festivities At Hood College On Saturday
Hood College celebrates its forty third May Day with Friday night events and a full Saturday program. Aqua shows Mythical Nymphs at 7 and 7 45 p m precede a concert by Hood and Dickinson glee clubs, with Rodgers and Hammerstein numbers and You’ll Never Walk Alone.
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Hood Swim
Chub
Finad
Dickinson Colleges
Brodbeck ‘Hall
The
Hood Glee ‘Club
Rogers Vand Bammerstein
Dickinson Glee Club
Suesis
Hudson Theater
Plautus
Coblentz Hall
Tood
Father's Club
Francisse Key
Hood
Rome
Hood’ College
Dickinson
Local Children Parade in Washington D C
About 400 Frederick city and county safety patrols will travel Saturday to join the American Automobile Association parade in Washington. Frederick High School Band, 120 strong, will accompany county patrols. Burkittsville will send a float. The group departs from Frederick High School in 13 buses at 7 43 a m and plans a zoo visit on return. Local officials coordinated transport and funding through civic groups.
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Frederick City
Washington
American Automobile Association
Frederickigh School
Elm Street
St. John’s Parochial School
Maryland School For Deaf
Emmiesburg
Mothier Seton School
Emmtsyes
Liberty Public
Notre Dame Academy
Woodsboro
New Midway
He Frederick
Burkittsville
Frederick High School
Washington J
Frederick
Washington Zoo
Lyman Rare
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Board of Education
AAA
Roger H Willard
Robert W. Leichert
Alton ¥. Bennett
Elmer F. Munshower
Istayer
Lloyd C. Culler
Sam W. Aes Sr
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Paul W. McAuliffe
James JA. Sensenbaugh
Twenty four miners come out alive in SharpLes disaster
Twenty four weary miners trapped for over sixteen hours in an abandoned Sharples West Virginia mine were freed after a long rescue. The last to emerge at 5 57 am was Robert Turner assistant general manager of Boone County Coal Co. Officials said the men were about 2900 feet from the entrance in a side passage clogged by debris.
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Sharples
W. Va
Freedom J
Robert Turner
Boone County Coal Co
Islope
Last Day To Register For City Election At Registry Office
Brisk registration activity reported at the Board of Registry in the Court House basement on the last day for June 29 municipal election. Office closes at 9 pm to accommodate late registrants. As of last night 6 481 voters registered, including 31 Republicans and four independents, with Democrats holding a slight numerical edge.
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Board of Registry
Court House
Poten Ia
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