Dr Elkins To Address Frederick High Graduates
Dr Wilson H Elkins president of the University of Maryland will address Frederick High School graduates at commencement Thursday June 9 at 11 am in the school auditorium 268 prospective graduates. Superintendent Eugene W Pruitt will deliver diplomas. Special music noted.
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Wilson H. Elkins
University of Maryland
Frederick High School
Elkins
Maryland
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick
Kenneth A. Tyson
Linganore-Libertytown Methodist
Ministerial Association
Charles F. Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Middletown High School
Edwin 3. Altorn
Christ Evangelical , and Reformed Church
Patrick
Schneutfer
Brunswick High School
Thurmont High
Paul H. McCauley
Trunk
Walkersville Thch
William P. Powell
United Brethren Church
Harry C. Kettler
Emmits- Rare High School
Linraln
General Rain Helpful To Maryland's Crops
A general rain fell on Maryland yesterday and last night helping crops and lawns. Intermittent drizzle is expected to continue today. Over much of the state the rain persisted early today with a cloudy cooler forecast for tonight and partly cloudy cool conditions on Sunday.
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Associated Press
Maryland
J R Yingling Dies Aged 73 At His Home
Jesse Ralph Yingling a Frederick business man died at 824 North Market Street after a four month illness. He was 73 born near Union Bridge and founded Yingling and Son automotive parts and machine shop in 1922. Survived by wife Effie Breighner Yingling two children C Ralph Yingling and Miss Mary E Yingling a brother Delph Yingling and two sisters Gertrude Yingling and Mrs Roy Greer. Funeral arrangements set with E Cline and Son. American League game Chicago at Baltimore postponed on wet grounds.
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Jesse Ralph Yingling
North Market Street
Mr. Yingling
Union Bridge
John
Penelope Fuss Yingling
Carrol County
Frederick
Rieu Kirdte
Ing
Calvary Methdist ¢Chirch
Leaders Bible
Kiwanis Club
Ofds KR. Yingling and Son
Yingling
Effie Breighner Yingling
C. Ralph Yingling
Mary E. Yingling
Delph Yingling
Lacdhesburg
Gertrude Yingling
Roy Greer
Youngstown
Faneral
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Park
E. Cline and Son
Heavy Rains Benefit Flowers Crops and Lawns
The city and county received the heaviest rains since March, aiding gardens and maturing barley and wheat while replenishing dry water supplies. Measured at the airport and State Police barracks, rainfall approached an inch, with only light drizzle forecast to end by afternoon and a partly cloudy Sunday ahead. County Agent Shoemaker expects little overall crop damage, noting alfalfa growth should improve and help offset insect damage in some fields.
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Henry R.shoemaker
Salk Critic Faces Trial In Federal Court Case
In Miami, a man who attacked Dr. Jonas Salk faces trial June 27 in Federal Court. Duon H. Miller of Coral Gables and Polio Prevention, Inc. are charged with sending defamatory postcards to oppose polio vaccination. The group allegedly claimed thousands of white coffins would bury vaccine victims. If found guilty, Miller faces up to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine per count. the organization faces fines up to $1,000 per count. In Chicago, Louis Wolfson and associates prepare for their Montgomery Ward board debut.
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Miami
Flaa
Jonas Salk
Bysset
Emmett C Choate
Duon H . Miller
Coral Gables
Polio. Prevention, Inc
Majer
U.S
Salk
Polio Prevention, Inc
Miller
Chicago
Mountain Theater Sold to Community Players Group
Mountain Theater Company, one of Maryland’s oldest summer stock houses, was sold to a group from the Community Players. The ten week season opens June 21 as Mountain Theater Incorporated with Walter Stiles and Lois Stiles directing and acting, and a lease finalized with Potomac Edison interests. The plan includes marionette shows and a six night weekly schedule by pro actors and technicians from Des Moines to New York.
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Braddock Heights
Community Players
Mountain Theater, Incorporated
Drs Vomes
Walter
Stiles
Frederick
Mountain Theater
Olhe Wo Rosenberrs, Jr
Potomac Edison
My. S'iiles
Stilley
Wate
Robert WH. Helrick
Des Moines
Mero Stilley
Tames Pras
Ahuse
Tamous
Cleveland Playhouse
New York City
Dyas
Westborowen Mass
Tomie Tombins
Blackdock
Shilex
Washington
James Decker
The
Maryland
Decker
Winchester Hall
Mountaintop Plas House
Civa Vicial
StiHey
Bradddock Herhts Park
Rosenberry
Stilless
Mathilde Solones
Cammaar Payers
Charles R. Phillips
Unified Red Command Is NATO Rival in Warsaw
The Soviet Union and seven East European allies formed a unified military command to rival NATO with Marshal Ivan Konev as supreme commander. The pact unites eight nations under a single command for 20 years, with deputies from each country and a Moscow-based headquarters. The treaty aims to deter West Germany’s NATO entry and requires peaceful dispute resolution, while allowing collective defense if attacked. The agreement creates a legal framework for Soviet troops to remain in satellite states under a formal alliance.
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Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Union
Ivan Konev
Nere
Konev
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Albania
Romania
Bulgaria
East Germany
West Germany
Atlantic Alliance
Bnmegi
Wes East Germany
Ove Grotewohl
Germany
Smet
Nikolai Bulganin
Bul- Zanin
Marshal Trio
Yu Savial
Auxiliary To Hospital In Election At Frederick Memorial
Women’s Auxiliary of Frederick Memorial Hospital holds annual meeting at Calvary Methodist. Elected: E C Hartmann president. J D Duve first vice. W Jarboe Grove recording sec. Joseph Stephens financial sec. Max Turner assistant. Two year terms: Robert L Davis second VP. Mary C Hougson third VP. Philip Harvey corresponding sec. Clyde M Honey treasurer. W A B Anders parliamentarian. Reports cite hospital donations, television in private rooms, sun rooms, fans, holiday observances, and new equipment funded by Snow Ball proceeds. Members note 204 total, 14 active committees, 14,529 hours volunteered. New service pins and bars awarded for hours.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Calvary Methodist Church
E. C. Hartmann
J. D. Duve
W. Jarboe Grove
Joseph Stephens
Max 5. Turner
Auuilary
Alvs. Hartmann
Tolals
Frederick
J. D. Nuve Az
Hartmann
Sitz
National Hospital
Opti-Mre
Civitans
Crnelles
Zonta Club
Soroptimists
Business
Chuh
Myre Paul 5
Four Maryland lawmakers fail to claim top expense fund
Annapolis May 14 Only four of Maryland 152 state legislators did not claim the $600 expense allowance for the 1955 General Assembly session. Records show two claimed under 600 and two filed no accounts. Several lawmakers reported high totals with a few over $1,000, including House Speaker John Luber at 1530.60. Gov McKeldin approved Joseph Sherbow to investigate the State Employment Security Department with a reservation pending cost details.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Comptroller's Office
Sen
Turnbull
Balito County
del. Brewster
Balto County
del. Lowe
Talbot
James
Darford
John Luber
Baltimore
North
D-Talbot
Dels
See
R-Allegany
Hahn ¢R-Carroll
Six
McKeidin
Joseph Sherbow
State Employment Security Department
Weather Disrupts May Day at Hood College
Rain slows Hood College May Day events as outdoor pageant acts move to the gym. May Queen Margaret Mitchell Kline and court relocate to Gambrick Gym while the rhythmic swimming club performs "Time Splashes On" at Hodgson Pool amid showers.
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Frank Keeler Hood College
Margaret Mitchell Kline
Richard Kline
Nancy Miller
Patricia Hanna Mes
Joan Lewis Lonatin
Evelyn Kauffeld
Sean Paulik
Mrs. Kline
Lanne Carleton
Princess Hood
Judith Armstrong
Jane Brainerd
Louise Schaffner
Nancy Jo Cassebaum
Starley Carlson
Joyce Laubach
Wynnewood
Nancy Wilner
Hood College
Gambrill Gymnasium
Mding Club
Rhythmic Swimming Club
Hodgson Pool
Four Autos In Collision On East Patrick Street
A four car rear end crash on East Patrick Street near Franklin Street injured two cars and damaged two others. Clyde W. Ashiler, Austin W. Green, and Harry B. Shupp were named in the sequence of events investigated by Sgt. Arnold Simmons. Green charged with reckless driving. Miller cited for driving without license. A second incident damaged a parked car on Elm Street. no charges. Two minor collisions on Fast South Street involved Thomas Rawse and Robert Horner with no charges.
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East Patrick Street
Franklin Street
Clyde W. AsHiler
Cumberland
Lef
Harry &. Shupp
Big Pool
Austin W. Green
Trenton
N. J
Patrick
Miller
Sergt
Arnold Simmons
Green
Shupp
Miler
John F Beall
RFD
Frederick
Elm Street
Marr MM. Webber
Serst Simmons
Fast South Street
Hamilton Avenue
C. W. Bare
Thomas F. Rawse
Carver Apartments
Robert W. Horner
Bowie
Horner
Vaccine For Million Is Released
Washington reports the Public Health Service cleared 11 Parke Davis vaccine lots for mass use after a safety review. Over a million more children can be vaccinated as state programs resume, with some areas starting Monday and others scheduling second shots for younger students.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Parke
San Diego
Calif
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
J. B. Blaskew
U. S
Leonard A. Scheele
Health Service
Parke-Davis
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Virginia
Michigan
Thrinary
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Towa
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Alaska
Parke, Davis
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Scheele
Flagpole Courtesy Gift At Ike Farm In Gettysburg
President Eisenhower admires a new 30 foot flagpole hoisting the Stars and Stripes on his Gettysburg country home front lawn. The Suffolk County Republican Club of New York State gave the pole. Ike and Mrs Eisenhower spoke with reporters while a family gathering marked the weekend visit and Mrs Douds birthday.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Suffolk County Republican Club
New York State
Washington
John S. Doud
Denver
Burns at Tuscarora Farm Hurt Two Boys
Jerry Wagner ten and Gary Wagner eight, sons of Edgar Wagner, suffered serious burns from a flash gasoline fire at Lockwood farm in Tuscarora. They were first taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital then moved to Leesburg Hospital by their father. The blaze started when a lighter match ignited gasoline in a pair. The older boy faces possible skin grafts for leg burns while both received care for ankles calves and knees.
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Jerry
Gary Wagner
Edgar Wagner
Lockwood
Tuscarora
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Leesburg
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U. S. 40
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James L. Rimier
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