Kennedy At City Hall Tomorrow
John F. Kennedy is expected to arrive in Frederick Friday morning in high spirits after his West Virginia primary sweep. He arrives at 11 30 AM to be greeted publicly by city and county officials before city hall and will tour Hood College Everedy Ox Fibre Price Electric and the Aerojet plant among other stops before lunch and a radio interview. Goodloe Byron will meet Kennedy at the Washington county line and escort him into Frederick. Kennedy plans stops in Boonsboro Middletown and West View Shopping Center before heading to Howard County.
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John F. Kennedy
Frederick
West Virginia
Maryreet
Hood_ College
Everedy
Ox Fibre
Price
Kennedy
North Market
West Church Streets
Cloak and Suit
East Patrick Street
Court House
Aerojet
City
West View
Baltimore
Goodloe Byron
Washington County
Boonsboro
Middletown
Howard County
Snowball Weather Returns Cold Rain After Blossoms
A traditional pattern brings cold rainy days as blooming snowball shrubs predictably signal poor weather. Rain total for the month reaches 1.83 inches with 1.25 inches falling last Sunday. Temperatures ranged from 38 to 64 degrees, with similar forecasts continuing today before partial clearing and a mild weekend. West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. seeks to block the Hammersmill Paper Co. United States Envelope Co. merger in New York.
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Mercury
NEW York
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Hammersmill Paper Co
United States Envelope Co
Pioneer Airmen Set Meet at Key Hotel Convention
The Maryland chapter of the OX 5 Club of America holds its annual convention at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About 160 members, all pilots using the Curtiss OX5 engine before 1942, gather for elections led by nominated president Major Robert Edwards and Baltimore rival Hanlan Bil Cox. Paul Garber of the Smithsonian speaks on Glenn Curtiss as Joe Tamsitt presides.
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Maryland
Lump of the OX 3 Club of America
Robert Edwards
U. S. Air Force
Braddock Heights
Hanlan” Bil Cox
Baltimore
William Druckenbrod
Hagerstown
Nominat
George Allen
Monroe Blizzard
Helen Jones
Herman Krickler
Halmes Case
Mt. Airy
Tony Griffiths
Ray Tewart
OX 5 Club of America
Paul Garber
Smithsonian, Aemonauurial Division
Glenn Curtiss
Joe Tamsitt
Pioneer Airmen of
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
John Livingston
Waterloo
Iowa
5 Club of America
America
County Man Receives 60 Day Add-on in Court
Frederick County man Jewellyn Jackson pleaded guilty to operating a car after his license was revoked and was given 60 more days in jail. Magistrate Byron W. Thompson kept open a third charge and two failures to appear for later decision. Trooper Leonard Glenn tied the offenses to April 16 and 17.
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Frederick County
Jewellyn Jackson
Byron W. Thompson
Leonard Glenn
Jackson
Glenn
City Votes To Be Cast At Armory
Voters will cast ballots at the armory in the primary the first time a single polling place is used for a national election. Most county voters will use schoolhouses fire halls or community halls for polling places.
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Armory
Board of Election Supervisors
John F. Foley
Charles
KC. Mathias
R. Byng Duvall
James A. Buchanan
Montgomery County
Tom
Russell House
House
Strine elected president of Citizens Truck Fire Company
Arthur G. Strine was elected president of the Citizens Truck Company at the annual meeting and begins his ninth year heading the fire company. Officers named include Morgan Schwearing Troxell Moore Wisner and others with committees formed and delegates chosen for the Ocean City state convention. Strine first led the firemen in 1951 with a one year term ahead.
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Arthur G. Strine
Citizens Truck Company
Edward Morgan
Melvin Schwearing
Charles E. Troxell
Wiliam M. Moore
Harry Carry
Gerald McConnell
Kenneth L. Eicholtz
Leutenants
Benjamin B
Rhoads Jr
Troxell
Morgan
Willard
Hahn
Ray Steel
Charles M. Hahn
Chester Stevens
Robert E. DeGrange
McConnell
John F. Miller
Melvin Baker
Schwearing
John E. Wisner
Eisenhower Eyes Soviet Visit Amid Khrushchev Invite
President Eisenhower said he still plans to visit the Soviet Union next month unless Khrushchev withdraws the invitation. Rep. Arch Moore said Eisenhower told GOP lawmakers he could cancel the trip if the Kremlin revokes the invitation amid spy plane tensions. The Paris summit and the June 10 to 19 trip window hang over East West talks and the spy incident as the leaders meet.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Arch Moore
West Virginia
House
Khrushchev
Moore
White House
Kremlin
Abandoning Railway Station in Hagerstown Considered
The Western Maryland Railway weighs moving offices from its 46 year old three story stone station between Franklin and Washington streets Foundry area. Negotiations rumored for sale of the valuable site as Route 40 and Burhans boulevard develop. Vice president George M. Leilich says no specific sale plan known.
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Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
Franklin and
Washington Streets
Foundry
Burhans
George M. Leilich
Baltimore
West Antietam Street
Leilich
Barber Licenses Due June 1 in Maryland
J William Groves of Cumberland says all barbers in the state must renew licenses by June 1. The reminder comes from the State Board of Barber Examiners, with Groves assisted by Joseph P Der-Tico in western Maryland.
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J. William Groves
Cumberland Seid
Groves
State Board of Barber Examiners
Baltimore
Maryland
Joseph P. der- Tico
Myersville Dog Shootings Spark Community Alarm
Myersville residents report two dogs shot in a week amid concerns over loose pets following stricter local rules. A collie and a stray puppy were wounded. owners say the shooters are unknown and authorities have no formal reports.
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Frederick
Myersville
Wiliam Talbott
Kline
S. Pryor
Frederick County Humane Society
Burgess Grayson Doub
Towson
Trading Fairly Active New York Rally Maps Modest Gains
Trading was fairly active as steels, motors and various electronics buoyed a moderate stock market rally in New York. The market showed early strength with steady advances across several sectors as traders priced in cautious optimism.
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New York
Meat Cutters Strike Settled at Local Food Fair
Meat cutters from Amalgamated Meat Cutters Local 162 walked off at noon in Baltimore area Food Fair stores and Penn Fruit outlets. The brief strike, lasting about an hour, was described as nonlocal in scope with Baltimore headquarters guiding negotiations. Workers sought higher pay and fringe benefits.
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Food Fair
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Penn Fruit and Food Fair
Baltimore
Frederick
Hagerstown
Easton
Daniel Buza
Powers Charged With Espionage in Moscow Tass Report
Soviet Tass reports pilot Francis G Powers charged with espionage after downing May 1. Khrushchev vows to try him severely as a spy, with penalties from 10 years to execution. Tass recaps Khrushchev remarks and censorship during the Moscow press conference.
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London
Francis‘ G. Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Wei
Tass
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchev
Powers
Eisenhower
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Herter
America
Plane Shot Down In Cuba Near Havana
A light plane was shot down on a highway west of Havana with the pilot killed. Identified as Edward Duke Matthews, 42, of Palm Beach Florida, the single engine plane registered N4368. Cuban authorities said four men and one woman were arrested at the scene as fugitives from Cuban justice.
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Havana
Cuba
Edward Duke Matthews
Palm Beach
Fla
Naval Academy
Miarel
Naval
Academy
Havana Radio
U.S
Washington
Unionville Milk Station Sold for 38000
A milk receiving station at Unionville sold for 38000 to Arthur L. Robinson from National Dairy Products Corporation. A dairy spokesman said the sale will not affect area farmers as the station has not been used since dairy operations shifted to direct transport to Baltimore.
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Unionville
Court House
National Dairy Products Corporation
Arthur L. Robinson
Baltimore
Auto Crash Kills Franklin Lucas In Monrovia
A 38 year old Monrovia man Franklin Linwood Lucas died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Plymouth car skidded off Boyers Mill Road near Route 144. Two other Monrovia youths Clarence Lucas and James Bradshaw were injured. Bradshaw remained hospitalized with multiple injuries. Police cited excessive speed for the weather as the cause. the car was found mashed and the driver was pinned in the wreckage before rescue teams freed him.
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Franklin Linwood Lucas
Monrovia
Leo Lucas
Clarence William Lucas
James Norman Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Lucases
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Boyer’s Mill Road
Route 144
Franklin Lucas
New Market and
ME Airy Fire Companies
Charles R. Cline Jr
Clarence Lucas
Lucas
Cline
Clines
Joseph Gallen
Gallen
Vernie Leo Lucas
Galien
Cine
Mt Airy
Coline Franklin Lucas
Earl Tracey
John Scheel
Gut Nonce
Olce
Per Gallen
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City Hall
Pha
Maj
Strine
Franklin L. Lucas
Russia
Nikita
Cape Canaveral
United States
Boyer’s Mill
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