Winchester Hall Plans Announced for West Wing Rebuild
County Commissioners will hire an architect to draft detailed plans for rebuilding the Winchester Hall West Wing interior. They will not pursue Hill Burton federal funds, citing cost, but may seek 50-50 federal aid to equip the health center. The project will add about 30 000 square feet over three floors plus a new elevator and central heating, with exterior design unchanged.
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Winchester Hall
Hill-Burton
Howard F. Baldwin
Division of Hospital Services
State Health Department
State Agenetry
Commissioner Board
Null
Frederick County Welfare Board
Baldwin
Forbes H. Burgess
Fine Rains Miss Shore But Federal Funds Sought
The report notes heavy rain in parts of Central and Western areas while East Shore remained drier. Officials say federal funds may be cheaper than local bonds for improvements, with counties weighing options as showers continue. Rain gauges recorded varied totals across Rockville, Randallstown, Pikesville, and Towson, signaling broader impact.
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Munltipe Associated Press
Central
Marstland
Rockvile
Winches
Pikesville
Towson
Randallstown
Frederick
Benson
Crabmeat pasteurization plan faces industry pushback
Baltimore reports Eastern Shore packers resist proposed pasteurization rules arguing against consumer safety measures while health officials press for 24 hour pasteurization and new labeling. Weather notes follow with scattered showers in Maryland and Delaware.
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State Health Department
Clifford Byrd
Crisfield
Amrese
Wil
Liam Owens
J. J. McDonnell & Co
Robert M. Brown
Health Department
Bureau of Environmental Hygiene
Youth Confesses to Embezzling Bonds From Merrill Lynch
DETROIT A suspected youth told police he stole 17200 dollars in negotiable bonds from a Detroit Merrill Lynch office and wired them to a Swiss bank. Detective Lt Forrestal said Michael C Casey admitted opening envelopes and fleeing from the Detroit firm to its New York parent. A warrant for embezzlement was expected to be filed today. He was held for investigation.
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Detroit
Werearcki Jmessenger
Raymond Forrestal
Michael C. Casey
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce,Fenner & Beane
New York
Forrestal
Casey
Frederick bootlegger Fauble sentenced to jail
James Edward Fauble 55 of Thurmont was found guilty in Trial Magistrate Court of possessing unlawfully manufactured liquor and manufacturing without a license. He received 120 days in jail or a 500 dollar fine with 60 days for each diary. Maryland Alcohol Tax enforcement officers testified to stills and mash found at his Layman Road residence.
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Frederick County
Jjames
Edward Fauble
RFD
Thurmont
H. Reese Shoeimaker
Fauble
Maryland
Chas
D. McLane
Maryland Alcohol Tax Enforcement Commission
Raymond Haugh J
Layman’s Road
Creagerstown
McLane
Frederick
Spring House
E. Austin James
Samuel W. Bar Tick
Interesting Exhibits At Fort Detrick
Visitors to the Armed Forces Day Open House at Fort Detrick will find films and exhibits of the Armed Forces in action. Continuous film showings are scheduled during the event. Sessions run from 2 30 to 14 p m in the post theater and shandball court of the Field House.
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Fort Detrick Jebis
Shandball Court
City Wins Rain Soaking Across County in Three Weeks
Heavy thunderstorms moved through the county last night bringing the heaviest rainfall in three weeks. Totals reached .75 inches at the airport station and Gambrill State Park, with .70 inches at the State Police barracks. Forecasters expect more precipitation followed by cooler, drier weather on Thursday. The Army Navy and Air Force Armed Forces Day program included films, exhibits, and a Nike missile display at Fort Detrick Open House scheduled for Saturday. A large balloon will be raised tonight at Fort Detrick parade ground with searchlights from the 356th Artillery Battalion to mark the event. The Fort Detrick Armed Forces Day Committee is chaired by Lt. Col. Richard M. Ciendenin with a long list of officers and volunteers.
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Weather Bureau
Gambrill ‘State Park
High Knob
Army
Navy
Air Force
Carroll County
National Guard
Corps of Engineers
Army and Navy
Maryland Air National Guard
Fort Detrick i
Raymond E. Bell
Robert P
Blackmore
Warren W. Halstead
Robert E.mar
Lford D. Fan Vleck
Joseph Schwimer
Charles R. Downs Jr
Springfield Inmate Dies Of Stab Wound
Randolph McDonald, 40, a Springfield State Hospital patient from Allegany County, died from stab wounds after an alleged altercation with fellow patient William E. Ambrose, who escaped and is sought by state police. Both had grounds access when a storm forced sheltering together. Ambrose allegedly inflicted two gashes to McDonald’s chest but conditions were not initially serious.
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Sykesville
Silvearold
Springfield State Hospital
Randolph McDonald
Allegany
William E. Ambrose
McDonald
Robert E. Gardner
Ambrose
Gardner
Confidential Magazine Under Further Grand Jury Scrutiny
A Los Angeles grand jury probes Confidential magazine in a criminal libel case. Maureen O Hara and Liberace testified amid witnesses about a fatal crash tied to an article. Libel suit seeks 23 million in damages against publisher Harrisson and others.
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Confidential Magazine
LOS Angeles & — Aconfidential Magazine
Ree Twauareen
Liberace
Tthe Magazine
Robert Harrisson
Horton Streete
Kable Printing Co
Hollywood Research, Inc
T Confidential, Inc
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Weather Sweeps Wide Midwest With Tornadoes and Rain
Cloudy wet conditions spread across Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Iowa with scattered showers in the Southeast and Texas as a series of storms battered the region. Tornadoes and severe storms touched down near Grandville Jameson and rural Blooming Prairie Minnesota amid heavy thunderstorms in several states.
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Associated Press
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ilinois
Iowa
Asisisissippi
Ohio Valley
Texas
Jow
Upper
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Middle Atlantic Coast
Grandville
Jamesiosn
Grand Rapids
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Roichester
Utility storms cause brief outages and rains aid crops
Lightning disrupted a distribution circuit near Le Gore and a branch line in Poolesville with most service restored quickly. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone reported some isolated trouble, then normal levels resumed. The wild weather brought heavy rains to Gambrill Park and mountains, aiding grass and crops. Farmers welcomed the moisture for corn soybeans and berries while pests prompted spraying. Forecasters expect mid eighties today then showers and storms lowering temps tonight with cooler, windy, partly cloudy conditions through Friday.
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Potomac Edison Company
Le‘Gore
Poolesville
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Gambrill' 'Park
Robert Stansfield
Five Day Weather Forecast for Cumberland Area
Five day outlook shows scattered showers and thundershowers tonight, cooler by Thursday with partial cloudiness. Rain possible Friday and cooler weekend, then slight warming Monday with more showers. Temperatures forecast 4 degrees below normal, rainfall near one inch. Daytime highs mid 70s, cooler 70 to 75 west of Cumberland, overnight lows 43 to 52 west of Cumberland.
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Ishoniki
Maryland-Delaware
Cumberland
All-County Band Concert To Be Held At Baker Park
Frederick County senior high schools musicians join for an All County Band program at Baker Park Bands Shell next Wednesday at eight. Sixty eight players and eighteen majorettes selected from area schools, led by Sperry Storm, will perform with two guest conductors guiding the program.
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Frederick County
Baker Park
Frederick
Sperry L. Storm
Frederick High School
Coun
Joanne Derr Utes
Elinor Hugo
Mary E. Storm
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Jack Henderson
John Barber
John Hunter
Tanya Forney
Sarah King
Eleanor Bisfar
Richard Ott
Libby Esworthy
Wayne Tobery
Matthew Pollack
Helen Gale Lancaster
James Richard McMurray
Ruth Ann Robertson
Bonnie Jean’ Wise
Nancy Lee Tribett
Donald Abram Miller
Rita Bowman
Joan Elizabeth Bower
Wilma Michael
Grayson Mercer
Robert W. House
Nancy Carmack
Betty Jane Roberson
Gai Thomas Guyton
Larry Thomas Campbell
Larry Young
Adalt
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Stanley Remsburg
George E. Mayer
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Charles E. Collins
Donald L. Wilcom
Joyce Elaine Borer
Franklin Joseph Klein
Fred Schroyer
Rulil E. Abalt
Bruce F. Taylor
Lois Ann Coblentz
Kenneth Bullivant
David K. Denney
Charles Frederick Trunkel
Martha
Ramsburg
Mary Walter
Charles Norman Jones
Vernon M. Cassell ,Jr
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Charles Stockman
Edward Daugherty
William Hale
Douglas H. Mills
William G. Stevens
Ailee Compher
Richard R. Shafer
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Robert C. Rennsberg
Theron Brooke Teer
Randolph S. Krantz
Martha Suuill
Tympani
David Rohrer
Glocken
Spiel
Chimes
Wanda Hoffman
Virginia Dennis
Crissie Ann Killes
Loretta Cook
Brenda Rinehart
Cindy Zufall
Nancy Zufal
Bonnie, Fox
Carol Adams
Mary L. Bare
Shirley Ann Lloyd
Jeanette Feaster
Nancy Null
Claudia Ann Shepier
Martha Jean Kiine
James Fox
James Gerald Marrane
Frederick High
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Senool Music
Peabody
Brunswick to the Waves vote again on Gettysburg time
Brunswick voters will weigh daylight time again at the August municipal election. The town council approved a door to door peddler licensing act with a 50 cent annual fee, while reports note mixed time observances among local offices, shops, schools, and utilities. President Eisenhower publicly weighed the Gettysburg era debate during a press conference after a Gettysburg weekend visit with Montgomery.
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Brunswick
James £. Cummings
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick City
Abtorney T. West Claggett Jr
West E Street
West C Street
Maple Avenue
Water Committee
Kuosville
Rosemont
Baltimore
Pickup and pleasure car collide at Monroe and Highland
A pickup truck and a 1935 Chevrolet collided at Monroe avenue and Highland street about seven this morning causing about 150 dollars in damage with no injuries. Hazen B Neal of Frederick was charged with failing to yield the right of way after attempting a left turn across the path of the southbound Chevrolet driven by Charles W Hamsburg. Police Officer Gur Himes investigated the crash and collateral was posted for a May 22 hearing. Arrangements for the concert were made by Storm who has chaired instrumental music in Frederick county since 1953.
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Highland Street
Gur Himes
Monroe
Hazen B. Neal
Frederick
RFD
Charles W. Hamsburg
Neal
Graham opens six week revival at Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham plans a six week crusade in New York City at Madison Square Garden to reach a city with many unaffiliated. A 1500 voice choir will lead the opening hymn Blessed Assurance as loudspeakers broadcast the service to overflow crowds. The crusade aims to revive religious dedication and energize national morale with nightly prayer gatherings across churches.
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New York
Billy Graham
Tanish
Madison Square Garden
Manu Graham
Graham
God
New York City
Lhurches
Jaskine
Sucéesa
Eisenhower warns Congress over defense cuts risk to nation
President Eisenhower bluntly warned that trimming defense spending could plunge the country into trouble. He defended the administration budget while criticizing a House subcommittee proposal to cut defense by about 2 percent, urging careful handling to avoid harming national security.
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