Voters Rise by 1300 Ahead of Stute County Primary
Final registration figures show 28,577 eligible voters for the Stute county primary next week, up from 27,190 in 1956. Democrats number 15,771 and Republicans 12,390 with 416 unaffiliated. absentee ballots total 17, including 12 to soldiers. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with daylight saving time observed.
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Stute County
U.S
Glenn Beall
G.O.P
T Wo
Mahoney-Tydings
Board’ of Registry Office
Court House
Registry Office
Board of Election Supervisors
Union Methodist Church Fray Over Dual Ministers
Federalsburg Maryland parishioners threaten to cut minister salaries unless Union and Christ Methodist Churches share a single pastor. Bishop Oxnam plans a joint assignment, provoking protests and reduced offerings. Union backs a higher salary if two ministers serve, while Christ trims its grant and officials send a firm note to the bishop.
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Federalsburg
Union Methodist Church
G. Bromley Oxnam
Union
Christ Methodist Church
Union Church
Christ
Oxneaem
Wilmington. de
Christ Church
Tthe
Mob Sacks USIA Offices in Algiers Demonstrations
Angry demonstrators sacked the U S Information Agency office in Algiers and marched to the U S Consulate. Furniture and documents were destroyed and an American official was unharmed. Police did not intervene as crowds pressed for France to retain control of Algeria amid rising anti-American sentiment. Don Davis of Great Falls Mont was present but uninjured. Veterans among the demonstrators were among the loudest right wingers in Algeria.
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U.S. Information Agency
USIA
France
Algeria
U.S
United States
Don Davis
Great Falls! Mont
Trujillo Attends Staff College Amid Gift Controversy
Hollywood reports detail Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr. gifting a mink coat to Zsa Zsa Gabor and a sports car to Kim Novak as he recovers from surgery at a Beverly Hills hospital. Gabor says the coat came via him after an introduction, while Novak says the car was not lent. Trujillo, head of the Dominican air force, is at Ft Leavenworth for the US Army staff course and faces Washington criticism over gifts tied to foreign aid debates.
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Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Kim Morak
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Zsa Zsa
Beverly Hills
Chinchilla
Mink
Kim Novak
Kim
Hollywwood
Air Force
United States
Army Command and General Staff College
Ft.Leavenworth
Kan
Ft. Leavenworth
Washington, D.C
Wayne Hays
Dohio
Hays
Victor Sued
Miss Adkins Speaks To Zonta Clubs
Miss Bertha Adkins, assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee, addressed Zonta Clubs in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Annapolis, Baltimore, and Washington at a Potent-City dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. She urged active civic involvement, emphasized the ABC of Woman Power activity beliefs and communication, and called on women to use influence for community good.
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Adkins
Republican National Committee
Zonta
Alexandria
Arlington
Fairfax County
Annapolis
Baltimore
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Hagerstown
Washington
Francis Scott Key
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West Fifth Street
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Condon Hodgson
Capt. Powell
Lorene W. Bowls
Beatrice Fehr
Martha! ‘Haugh
Frederick! ‘High School
Mary E. Rhoads
Salvation Army dedicates new annex chapel in Maryland
The Salvation Army in Maryland unveils a new chapel and auditorium addition to its headquarters. Captain Harry Powel announces dedication on June 8 with Col. W. H. Hoffman as principal speaker alongside officials. The brick annex, cost about $54,000, connects to the old building and adds offices and classrooms. Groundbreaking occurred last September and public subscriptions funded much of the project.
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Salvation Army
Saiscaline
Harry Powel
W. H. Hoffman
Maryland and
Eastern West Virginia
Army
Lloyd C. Culler
Charles F. Bowers
Salvation
Ex Professor Faces Charge In Court Here
Ex professor Hawkins headed to Claremont College after serving as Hopkins business school dean. State’s Attorney Barrick prosecuted. Lanty Lochner (19) found guilty of theft from Richard Kline show on East Patrick Street. sentenced to 60 days. Robert Evler fined for driving without red light. Roy Sharp jailed for suspended license and excess on U S 40. Frederick Memorial Hospital reports 152 beds in 1957 with 7,190 patients treated that year.
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Hawkins
Claremont College
California
Hopkins
Edwin F. Nikirk
Samuel W. Barrick
Lanty Edward Lochner
Frederick
Richard F. Kline
East Patrick Street
Shoemaker
Kline
Th. L. C. Clark
Robert Wm. Evler
RFD 5
Bruce Diehl
U.S. 40
Roy Dexter Sharp
Baltimore
U. S. 40
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bruce Dich
Eylice
Johns Hopkins professor on trial for酒 with DUI charge
Former Johns Hopkins University professor Edward Russell Hawkins of Baltimore faced a DUI charge in Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. court after being stopped on Route 26 at Mt Pleasant on May 1. Hawkins testified of a heart seizure en route to Frederick, saying he drank two beverages and asked to be allowed to continue to Frederick. Trooper Wolford and state police testified to a strong alcohol odor and Hawkins's unsteady balance. He refused hospital treatment.
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Johns Hopkins University
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Taorning
Edward Russell Hawkins
Baltimore
C. M. Wolford
Mt. Pleasant
Hawkins
Frederick
Wolford
Machinists Strike At Convair Guided Missile Plant
The International Association of Machinists struck Convair's Pomona California missile plant early today, halting production for 1777 workers while lines were set. Convair reported no further negotiations scheduled amid terms rejected by IAM locals linked to San Diego plant offers.
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Calistm
Intternational Assn
Convair
IALM
San Diego
Calif
Navy
J. W. Naish
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
Tulsa
Okla
Charigille
N.C
Santa Monica
el Segundo
Lockheed
Rainless Weather Through Thursday Forecast
The weather bureau predicts an unbroken stretch of rainless days through Thursday, aiding outdoor work stalled by recent rainfall. Tonight will be cool with lows in the forties, followed by mostly sunny mild conditions Wednesday and fair warmer weather Thursday, after a 46 degree low and 74 degree high yesterday.
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Weather Bureau
German-born physician becomes U.S. citizen in Frederick naturalization
Dr. Ralph Lee Michels, a Frederick physician born in Germany, was naturalized in a Frederick Circuit Court proceeding. The hearing featured testimony from officials including Clerk Elis C. Wachter and Examiner F. Alfred Petersom, with Michels’ final papers found in order and his citizenship to be granted.
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Ralph Lee Michels
Germany
Frederick
Monday
Natural
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Elis C. Wachter
Michels
Joseph H. Lerner
Rhineland
Gutenburg
Sjamsville
Harry V.judge Reeves
Versity Medical School
Chase
Maryland
F. Alfred Petersom
Immigration and Naturalists
New York State Hospital
U. S. Department of St. John’s Church
New Jersey
Frank Keefer
John C. Reeves
New Market
Ise Reuther Michels
Nixon Defies Assassination Threat During Caracas Tour
Vice President Nixon showed no change to his schedule for the American tour despite warnings of a possible assassination attempt during a two day stay in Venezuela. Aides reported rebots from U S and Venezuelan sources about potential danger.
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Colombia
Nixon
Caracas
U.S
Nixon arrives in Caracas amid student riot disruption
Venezuelan protests greet Vice President Nixon as his caravan enters central Caracas from the airport. Police deploy tear gas to disperse rioters while a stalled Nixon car endures the mob. A university student was alleged to be hired to shoot the president, and security plans shift to a closed car for public events.
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Venezuela
Nixon
U.S
Washington
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
Frank Barry
Baughman
Barry
New York
William Key
Lima
Peru
Armed Forces Day Exhibit At Fort Detrick Features Animal Farm Display
Fort Detrick hosts Armed Forces Day on May 17 featuring exhibits from the Detrick animal farm division including home cages with mice rabbits and guinea pigs. A decontamination plant model and glassblowing demonstrations by Elmer Highhouse add to the program alongside other scale model displays and laboratory apparatus. The event runs from 1:00 to 4:00 PM.
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Fort Dei
Chem
Biological Warfare Lab
Frederick Army Chemical
Detrick
Fort Detrick
Auawal Meauolcan, LL Ce
Post
iFort
Davy
Elmer Highhouse
Eisenhower Warns on Foreign Aid Cuts Abroad Impact
President Eisenhower told Republican congressional leaders he shudders to think of the impact abroad if further cuts are made in the administration s foreign aid program. The remark underscores concern over international repercussions of budget reductions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rioters Rampage in Beirut as Protests Turn Violent
Beiru clashes erupt with rioters smashing shops blocking streets with barricades and chasing pedestrians. Five customs officials killed near the Syrian border and multiple deaths raise Beirut toll to at least 36 as curfews and disorder spread to Tripoli. International incidents include U S Information Agency library fires and a pipeline blast tied to Lebanon’s political turmoil.
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Beiruy
Lebanon
Beirut
Associated Press
Wilton Wynn
U. S. Information Agency
Tripoli
U_ S
Iraq
Nasser
Heavy Cuts In Aid For Foreign Program Debated
Washington opponents push for deep reductions in the overseas aid bill as House prepares for showdown votes on a roughly 3.6 billion dollar program for the year starting July 1. Bipartisan pleas urged support while Eisenhower calls the aid vital for the free world and security. A key vote centers on trimming 340 million from arms and aid to allies.
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House
Eisenhower
Senate
Sam Rayburn
D- Rex
Joseph W. Martin ,Sr
Mass
America
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpal
Foreign Affairs Committee
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
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