Five-Car Crash on South Carroll Injures Four
Four people were injured, none seriously, when a sedan driven by Charles B. Wireman veered across East South street, struck a truck from Ingall Lumber, then hit several parked cars on South Carroll near the G L Baking Company property. The incident, under investigation for reckless driving, caused extensive damage to multiple vehicles and sent the injured to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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South Carroll Street
G. L. Baking Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dorothy L. Rodgers
Frederick
Charles B. Wireman
Ronald G. HaHer
Elizabeth G. Wireman
RFC
City Oldier
William Boone
Wireman
East South Street
Ingall Lumber and Supply Company
Middletown
Glenn T. Bussard
RFD
Bussard
Carroll
Jane
G. L
Eugene A. Marcum
Grace E. Marcum
Park Place
Marcumtear
Wait
Zittle
Baltimore Grand Jury Recommends More Foot Patrols
The Baltimore Grand Jury urged adding 300 police officers to boost foot patrols and policing reach. It backed allowing the State's attorney to prosecute juveniles by information, not grand jury indictment, to speed cases and free jurors for other concerns. The jury cited Michigan's parental responsibility law as a model and emphasized that foot patrols build familiarity with neighborhoods and deter crime. Police Commissioner Hepburn supported the plan, noting 70 extra officers per eight hours and 10 per district.
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Baltimore
Michigan
Police Department
James M. Hepbrow
Hephren
Mahoney Eyes Baltimore Fifth District Upset in Nomination
Baltimore canvass shows Tydings leading in Frederick County by 2,174 to 1,973 with a 20 1 vote margin. Mahoney holds a slim chance in Baltimore Fifth District after unofficial counts and a 405 vote edge for Tydings earlier. Calvert confirms Tydings ahead 922 to 665, while Mahoney vows to issue a statement once all results are in. Police report city collision on North Market and Church streets causing about 65 dollars in damage. Associate judge Schnauffer dismisses habeas petition by Nelson F. Laird for unauthorized use sentence. woman Harriett Kolb breaks hip in fall to be treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Baltimore
E. Tydings
Maryland
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Tydings
George P. Mahoney
Frederick
Mahoney
Calvert
Montgomery
North Market
Church Streets
James W. Stockman
Stuard L. Sexton
Sjamsville Rfc
Clark L. Keeney
Walkersville
Sexton
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Eniwetok Atoll
Frederick Memorials
U.S
Neowspa
Hood May Queen Crowned At 2 30 This Afternoon
Hood College readies a May Day celebration with coronation at 2 30 in Gambrill Gym. Mrs Beverly Moore Widdick leads the court as a Robin Hood themed skit follows the ceremony. Alumni and guests fill the dining hall for the annual event.
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Frank Keeter
Hood College
Beverly Moore Liddick
Harrisburg
Barbara Benchoff
Woodstock
Post
Coblentz
Gambrill
Beverly Moore
Widdick
Robin Hood
Tudson
AEC Awards Contract for New Philadelphia Headquarters
The Atomic Energy Commission selected John McShain, Inc. to build its new Philadelphia headquarters near German Town. The $8,828,900 bid from McShain covers a four story monolithic reinforced concrete complex with 400,000 square feet, plus a cafeteria, auditorium, warehouse, garage, boiler house, cooling tower, landscaping, and utilities on a 109 acre site at Route 1118 and Route 240. Completion is planned for late 1957, with about 1,600 staff and personnel to be housed. architect is Voorhees Walker Smith and Smith of New York.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
John McShain, Inc
Philadelphia
Commission
Germantown
McShain
Washington Naional Pike
Prade
En- Due Commission
Constitution Avenue
N. W
Washington
Work & Commission
New York
Voorhees Walker Smith and Smith
Asphyxiation Suits Settled Out Of Court
Circuit Court records show two asphyxiation suits arising from a deadly gas exposure in an apartment house at 11 West Third Street on January 8, 1955 were settled. One suit, for $2,000 to Edward Lee Hively, and another by Hively as executor of Eleanor W. Youck, both named the owner and city as defendant. Settlement amounts were $5,?5.75 in each case.
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Tuosuit
Nellie L. Hively
West Third Street
Maryland
Edward Lee Hively
Hively
Eleanor W. Youck
Amos A. Holter
Parsons Newman
Jessees
Civil service retirement benefits extended to Annapolis faculty
The House Civil Service Committee approved a bill extending civil service retirement benefits to civilian faculty at the Annapolis Naval Academy and postgraduate school. The action was reported as approved yesterday.
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Washington
Annapolis Naval Academy and Postgraduate School
Fees House Civil Service Committee
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
The Associated Press reports mild weather expected nationwide with showers in some areas. Thunderstorms moved from the Midwest to the Northeast, dropping more than an inch in Erie and Findlay. Scattered showers stretch from the northern Rockies to the Pacific Coast with many regions dry otherwise.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York
Erie
Findlay
Ohio
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Utah
Nevada
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Kansas
Presidio
Tex
Rockies
Plains
Mississippi Valley
New England
California
Montana
Washington
Six youths face Juvenile Court hearings on motel peeping
Six youths aged 12 to 16 from near Emmitsburg were caught peeping into motel bathroom windows and face delinquency charges after their April 26 arrest. A Frederick youth missing Friday night and found with a Baltimore man on charges of contributing to delinquency is also set for a Monday hearing. A 16 year old assault case seeks jurisdiction waiver and transfer to magistrate court due to seriousness.
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Emmitsburg
William C. Roderick
Charles Gillelan
Frederick
Can’t Straddle On Civil Rights Says Reuther
Walter P. Reuther told ADA delegates that the Democratic party cannot straddle civil rights and still deserve American support. He warned that sliding to the middle against Eisenhower risks losing voters and urged a clear choice to extend the New Deal and Fair Deal into the future.
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Washington
Walter P. Reuther
Democratic Party
Americans For Democratic Action
Reuther
Eisenhower
ADA
United Auto Workers
W C T U County Meet On Thursday
Buckeystown Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosts the Frederick county W C T U convention on Thursday at 10 o'clock ds t in the Methodist church Rev R W Goodell pastor presides and reports on the year's activities will be given. Principal speaker is Mrs Robert Manderson of Falls Church Maryland who runs a farm and city house for girls recovering from alcoholism. Afternoon devotional led by Mrs Noah Kefauver Sr and officers to be elected. Public sessions and luncheon open.
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Buckeystown Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frederick County
W.C.T.U
D.s.t
R. W. Goodell
Calvin Schildknecht
Kenneth Tyson
Lawrence Fry
Arthur Remsberg Sr
George Hildebrand
Edward Pearl
Robert Manderson
Fallston
Baltimore
David Schultz
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Noah Kefauver Sr
E. C. Nichols
Albert Palmer
Brose
Eric Biser
Dittmar Shaff
Strange New World Challenges WVU Students
William B. Curry, editor of the Waynesboro Record Herald, told West Virginia University students during Innial Journalism Day that leaders of this strange new world face problems unlike those of prior generations. He said leadership now requires perspective and is never easy.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
William B. Curry
Waynesboro, Pa
Record Herald
WVU
Armed Forces Day Fort Detrick Demonstration Planned
Local companies of the 115th Infantry Regiment Maryland National Guard will demonstrate troop tactics at Fort Detrick on Armed Forces Day May 1 at 1 30 p m on the field west of the main Fort Detrick entrance A simulated infantry attack through a smoke screen will be staged by Company A and Fort Detrick troops The medical company will handle evacuations by helicopter A display of Infantry firepower includes a new 4 2 inch mortar Arrangements are led by Colonel John J Hayes Frederick Project Officer Major John A Derr and Captain Robert P Blackmore Coordinating Officer Frederick residents are invited to join the Armed Forces Day Committee along with listed local supporters
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115Th Infantry Regiment
Maryland
Fort Detrick
Fort de ‘Twick
John J. Hayes
Frederick
Frederick Armed Forces Day Committee, Headed By Major John A. Derr
Robert P. Blackmore
William H. Bart Gis
Lemuel D. Keller
Richard F. Kline
Paul
Michael
Guy W.nusé
Mehri H. Ramsburg
William B. Leichert Sr
Joseph M. Kline
John W. Morgan
Elmer
Ehler
Jack Doll
George C. Rhoder
Kek Jy
Butler Attacks Eisenhower in Political Row
The Associated Press reports Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler accused President Eisenhower of abandoning leadership while doctors at Walter Reed Hospital completed a routine checkup on his heart condition. The political clash centers on Eisenhower’s health and a bid for reelection amid party critics and Republican counterpoints.
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Washington
K Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Burning Tree Country Club
Army Hospital
Hagerty
The
Associated Press
Democratic
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Butler Characion
Paulding L. Bailey
Bailey
Frederick
U. S. 15
Sergt
Norman Dietz
Charles V. Main
Cherry Bombs and Gunpowder In Auto Trial Demand
An Adamstown youth faces a jury trial request in Magistrate Court on assault and non support charges. Clyde V. Shores asked for Circuit Court jury consideration through attorney Fr. Ats tin James after a warrant by his wife Lettie Shores. Bond set at 1500 dollars. collateral forfeited by Raymond O Pilson for failure to stop at a stop sign at Quynn Orchard road and U S 40 east.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Clyde V. Shores
Point of Rocks
Atstin James
Lettie Shores
Fond
Raymond O. Pilson
Frederick
RFD
Quynn Orchard Road
U. S. 40 East
A. G. Hedden
Layoffs Damp U S Boom Hit By Auto Industry Slump
New York reports a cooling business boom as GM orders a one day shutdown across 64 cities and 119 plants. Studebaker posts a 14 million dollar loss for the first quarter while the industry clusters contend with slow consumer spending and a cold spring slowing auto sales.
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New York
General Motors
U.S
Cadillac
Buick
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Studebaker-Packard Corp
F W. Dodge Corp
Dodge
Rocky Mountains
Kefauver and Stevenson Campaign in California Primary Push
Senate candidate Estes Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson pressed their campaigns in California for the June 5 Democratic nominating contest. Kefauver urged progress in the West hinges on Democratic partnership, while Stevenson criticized the Eisenhower administration for its Middle East policy as voters gather for the winner-take-all primary.
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Ule
Butler
Nixon
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
California
Sacramento City
Kefauver
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Ishael
Middle East
Top Officials To Handle Dispute In AFL CIO Fight
Atlantic City Nova Scotia report says AFL President George Meany will have top AFL CIO officials in Washington resolve his dispute with Vice President Walter Reuther over U S policy toward India on June 5.
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Atlantic City
N.S
AFL- Ay
George Meany
Walter Reuther
India
Afl-Cio
Washington
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Metz
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Trevor Gardner
United States
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