Frederick County Education Board Approves Middletown Sketches
The Frederick County Board of Education approved preliminary sketches for the Middletown digh School addition and considered summer repairs and equipment purchases for several schools. Architect Edward Hofstetter will present Middletown plans to the County Commissioners, while preliminary plans for a new Frederick junior high were noted and a right of way across Potomac Edison tracks discussed for Yellow Springs site access.
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Middletown Digh
Frederick County
Potomac Edison
Yellow Springs
Roger H. Willard
North Market Street
New Market
New Midway
Lewistown
Myersville
Sabillasville School
Kathryn Claston
Aimee Smith
Parkway
PTA
North Frederick
Washington Street
Emmitgburg
Middletown
Paintig
Brunswick Hich
Cynymede
Snae Fem
Brunswick Elementary
Jefferson
Elm Street
Foxtille
Charles F. Bowers
James Posey
Emmitsburg
Libferty
Brunswick High School
Riflemen qualify as Co A marksmen in drill
Fort George G. Meade range ten days ago saw 70 percent of National Guard Co A riflemen qualify with 168 to 189 scores. Frederick rifle company produced 19 shooters as coners 29 as sharpshooters and 11 as marksmen. Capt. Horine noted many new men lacked experience. Cpl Myers promoted to sergeant. New enlistments added nine men including Villarreal Miss Korean veteran and others transferred from Co D.
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45Th Infantry
Macyland National
Willard Horine
Frederick
Sat
R. Kinsey
C. A
National Guard
Lewis C. Myers
Co. A
Cpl
Leocadio Villarreal
Cpl Frank Miss
Pfc
Blowart Fourlne
Co D
1Rath Infty
Arthur G. Kester
Calvin M. Geisbert
James A. Fox
James EL Winehan
Thomas F. Wurst
James FL Sharrer
Sure Polio Will Be Ended
President Eisenhower expressed absolute belief that polio could be eliminated in the United States within a reasonable time through the Salk vaccine. He noted some vaccine supplies may be released soon for resuming inoculations and emphasized a doctor’s double check of manufacturing to ensure efficacy amid earlier postponements. He cited 32 polio cases in five million injections as scientists study any relationship to vaccinations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Williams To Report Friday To Red Sox
Boston reports that Ted Williams will report to the Sox on Friday. General Mardoe Cronin confirmed the plan but provided no details. The delay comes amid marital troubles affecting the slugger’s schedule.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Mardoe Cronin
Cronin
Tarpous
Sox
Soviet peace plan BRVEL 2 proposes troop pullout from Germany
Moscow announces an eight point general peace plan calling for immediate evacuation of foreign troops from Germany and a disarmament conference in 1956. It seeks a 40 percent cut in armed forces by 1957 and dismantling of foreign bases while urging bans on atomic weapons and war propaganda. Bulganin Molotov arrived in Warsaw as East Bloc nations pledged to unite their armed forces if West Germany is admitted.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
West Germany
Warsaw
Bulgaria
Hasenhower
Eden
Farre
Bulgania
Tass
U.N Subcommittee On
Germany
U.N. Assembly
Arelneth Tet Mabuny
Bulganin
VY. M. Molotov
Europe
Albania
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Detrick To Mark Armed Forces Day Celebration
Frederick hosts Armed Forces Day on May 21 with an open house at 1:30 PM and a 2 PM parade at Camp Detrick. Mayor John A. Deri and Colonel John J. Hayes announce exhibits from all services, plus local Reserve and National Guard units, and two committees organize the event led by Captain Robert F. Blackmore and Charles R. Downs Jr.
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Frederick
Camp Detrick
John A. Deri
John J. Hayes
Camp Derick
Hayes
Armed Forces Day
National Guard
Detrick
Robert F. Blackmore
Charles R. Downs, Jr
William W. Taylor
USN
William W. Ea
Elmer Y. Persichetti
Luther F. Murray
Paul F. Koch
Jacob R. Ramsburg
S. Fenton Harris
Joseph B. Payne
Melvin H. Derr
Willam T. Delaplaine
E. Delaplaine
Elmer FP. Mubshower
Norvell
Belt
Charles K. Taxlor
Donald B. Rice
Henry Deck Ray Scott
Eva Leovar
Andrew G. Joseph W. Arne
Thomas Dr . White
F. P. Brose
James M. Wogan
Nathaniel 5. Prime
Braz
Ladson D. Worsham
USA
Alcoa Ends See It Now Contract After Decade
Alcoa will not renew its sponsorship of the See It Now television program. The final program will air July 5, with Alcoa citing a new advertising and sales promotion plan. Murrow's show has carried Alcoa sponsorship since December 1951 and the company has no definite plans for future TV sponsorships.
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Pittsburgh
Muminum Co
Amenea
Co- Tumba Broadcasting
Baste
Ydard Amene
Alcoa
Alena
Murrow
Second Polio Shots Delayed In Frederick County
Dr Forbes Burgess postpones second anti polio shots in Frederick County after telephone consultation with the state bureau of preventive medicine. Final clearance from the U S Surgeon General is awaited and doses likely unavailable for several days. Jonas Salk and a panel of experts are double checking bulk supplies including serum from Wyeth Laboratories. Final clearance expected by early next week.
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Frederick County
Forbes Burgess
State Bureau of Preventive Medicine
U. S
Burgess
State Preventive Medicine Bureau
Tarlace Tee Tha Alatranca Lle
Jonas Salk
Wyeth Laboratories
New Jersey
Early acceptance eyed for top level Big Four invite
Washington officials expect an early Soviet acceptance of a Western invitation for a Big Four talk. Eisenhower, Eden, and Faure sent the invitation and propose a meeting with Premier Bulganin. Dulles, Macmillan, and Caillaux (Basu) may fix time and place in Vienna to discuss an Austrian state treaty.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
France
Esterday
Nikolai Bulgacin
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Basu
Boviet
Molotov
Vienna
Eenhower
Geneva
Indochina
Stockholm
Viennna
Moscow
Bulganin
Williams' Wife Receives 50000 Cash Alimony
Doris Williams, former wife of baseball great Ted Williams, was awarded 50000 dollars in cash alimony by Circuit Judge George E. Holt. The former spouse will receive 125 dollars weekly, plus 100 dollars monthly for their three year old daughter Barbara's support.
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Mlami, Fla
Doris Willams
Boston Red Sow
Ted Williams
George E. Holt
Williams
Additon
Barbara
Tidae Holt Alke
Wmalhams
Fn South View
Peaceful Coexistence Speech Opens Communist Meeting
London report cites Premier Bulganin urging peaceful coexistence at the opening of a Communist conference to organize a unified military command for Eastern Europe’s armed forces.
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London
Bulganin
Europe
NATO Calls For Formosa Cease-Fire And Peace Pledge
NATO formally urged a ceasefire in the Formosa Strait and a pledge to avoid force. The communique said hostilities threaten world peace, with Pearson hinting Quemoy and Matsu could be surrendered for a collective security pledge to Chiang Kai-shek's regime.
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Paris
North Atlantic Alliance
Formosa Strait
NATO Council of Foreign Ministers
Far East
Lester Pearson
NATO
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
United Nations
Pearson
Britain
NATO Council
Nikolai Bulganin
France
United Kingdom
United States
Soviet Union
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Camp Planned By Battalion
The 302nd Signal Construction Battalion began drill and maintenance for summer encampment at Fort Meade. Lt. Col. James E. Bartgis leads the unit which departs August 14 and returns August 28. Six new men join the outfit and several volunteers report for active duty at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
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East All Saints Street
302Nd Signal
Fort George G. Meade
302Nd
Frederick
Army Reserve
James E. Bartgis
Fort Meade
Bartgis
862Nd
SFC
Keefer D. Carrick
Alt. Airy
William B. Abrecht
Lander R. Skeen Jr
Robert
Monard
Imhh Csar
Mass
West Europe Press Cautions on East West Talks
London dispatch reports Western Europe press cautiously optimistic about top level Big Four talks while warning against false hopes for a quick East West settlement. Invitations extended to Russian Premier Bulgaria for a heads of state conference may be accepted by the Kremlin, per common Western outlook.
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London
Weal
Europe
Bulgaria
Kremlin
Heart Association Officers Elected At Frederick Meeting
William Drew was elected president of the Frederick County Heart Association at the second annual meeting held Tuesday night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Elected officers include Mrs Vernally Moore as vice president, Mrs James Kline secretary, and Mrs Lanwood Myers treasurer. Directors named are Charles McC Mathias Sr, Mrs Edwin Hill, Richard C Dutrow and Mrs Ellis Wachler. Dr William Love, chief executive of the State Heart Association, spoke on heart disease progress, treatment, and public education.
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Wiliam Drew
Frederick County Heart Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
William §. Love
State Heart Association
Vernally Moore
James Kline
Lanwood Myers
Nanted
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Edwin Hill
Richard C. du
Love
Heart Association
Donald B. Rice
Thomas E. Williams
Nelson Boho
Charles H. Conley Jr
Medical Advisory Board
Edger Mk
Summit Conference Not Yet Decided On Held Meeting
President Eisenhower said a top level Big Four meeting is being considered to test Russia's sincerity and clarify world tensions. No definite date or location, though Switzerland has been floated. a foreign ministers preface was previously suggested. He spoke on Salk vaccine, politics, rail strikes, and Russian farmer visits.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Eden
Britain
Premier Faure
France
Marshal Bulganin
Paris
Switzerland
Hisenhower
Husenpower
United States
U. S
Leonard Scheele
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Southern Bell Telephone System
Mead
House
Rayburn
Texas
William Kem
Indiana
New York
James Mead
Federal Trade Commission
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O. K
Ars
Col. Hayes
Nelson A. Strathern
Brunswick
Frederick County Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Frederick High School
West Europe
Terrear W
Robert Addicks
State Reformatory
Bloxom
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penney
Delmarva
Heart Assn
By Dr. Love
The
Wiliam
Catsail
Graham
Moore
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