Group To Be Selected For Zoning Study
Frederick County commissioners move to assemble a 15 member study group from diverse county areas to explore the creation of planning and zoning. Two representatives from the Farm Bureau Pomona Grange and County Council of Homemakers Clubs are invited, with nine other citizen members to be named. A public meeting will be held to solicit citizen views, guiding any future commissioners recommendations.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Frederick City
Hidden Assets Case In Court
Baltimore financier Eugene M. Callis faces a federal trial today on bankruptcy fraud charges. Indicted last Sept. 23, the case cites hiding eight life insurance policies worth 395000 from trustee Charles M. Lake. Callis, once president of Petro Terminal Oil Co, owned Kennersley Farms near Centreville. Additional fees totaling 930,000 were awarded in prior bankruptcy actions.
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Baltimore
Eugene M. Callis
Philadelphia
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Callis
Charles M. Lake
Petro Terminal Oil Co
Kennersley Farms
Centreville
Queen Annes County
U.S. Atty
George Cochran Doub
Roszel C.thomson
Hilary Gans
J.crossan Cooper Jr
Cailis
William C. Coleman
Frank B. Ober
Callis Hieerem
SSN
Washington and Lee basketball player found dead in dorm
Lenington Virginia based Washington and Lee University freshman Frank Shulick from Ceredo West Virginia was found hanged in his dormitory around 1130 pm by a friend and a student counselor. Medical examiners ruled the death outside. Time of death about 3 18 am Sunday. No note.
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Lenington
Va. I
Baldford
Frank Shulick
Washington and Lee University
Ins
Sfiend
Ceredo
Wo Va
Shulick
F. A. Feddeman
BV. Brush
Feddeman
Fireball critique planned after Civil Defense exercise
A six hour Operation Fireball Civil Defense drill held yesterday at the high school will be critiqued later this month. CD deputy Paul B. Rhoads Jr said the date and site would be announced next week and all CD personnel who participated were invited. The training film shown yesterday will be screened again, with Robert E. Creaghan presenting the critique.
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Paul B. Rhoads Jn
Rhoads Camn
Robert E. Creaghan
Frank Keefer
Culler Lake
Civil Defense Fire and Rescue
Kensington
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Paul B. Rhoads
Baker Park Services Schedule in Frederick City
Frederick City Ministerium announces summer Community Worship services at Baker Park across ten Sunday evenings from June to August. Local church groups lead each week with committees arranging logistics, ushering, and singing, featuring Nazarene August and various denominations throughout the season.
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Baker Park
Frederick City
Nazarene
Evangelical Reformed and
Grace Reform
Church of God
Church of the Brethren
Evangelical United Brethren
Calvary and Trinity Methodist
Evangelical and Good Shepherd Lutheran
First Baptist
Men's Federation of Bible Class
F. P. Brose
Panel Discussion At New Market Promotes Community Health
More than 63 residents from New Market area attended the second in a series of Homemakers club panel discussions on doctor patient relations and county medical facilities. Representatives from New Market Pleasant Grove Mamsville Urba na Jug Bridge and Prospect clubs joined in a lively discussion led by moderator Thomas H. Quill with doctors Melvin Lea B Q Thomas Jr Robert Furie Russell Guest Forbes H Burgess. The next meeting is scheduled Friday at the Libertytown Methodist church hall.
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New Market
Homemakers Clubs
Samuel Hollingsworth
Mamsville Club
Pleasant Grove
Mamsville
Urbana
Jug Bridge
Prospect Clubs
Beatrice Fehr
Melvin Lea
B. QO. Thomas, Jr
Robert Furie
Russell
Forbes H. Burgess
Thomas H. Quill
Libertytown Methodist Church Hall
Death by Own Action Verdict in McCann Death
R Lamar McCann civic leader and First National Bank president is ruled to have died by his own action. A note was left. McCann operated a store and lumber firm and chaired Harford Memorial Hospital board. Survivors include widow a brother and a sister. A collision on South Market street caused damage with no charges filed. A June 4 civil defense trial evacuation drill will involve about 1290 people including elementary students.
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BEL Atr
Sarford County
R. Lamar McCann
First National Bank
McCann
Dublin
Harford Memorial Hospital Board of Directors
George Wrann
Earl Myers
Delia
South Market Street
Terry L. Winpigler
Tascarora
Wilbur N. Hoover
Winpig- Tey
Cas
Abnant Saa
William Boone
Rockville
Montgomery County Civil Defense
Big Four seal Austrian freedom after 17 years of occupation
In Vienna crowds welcomed a treaty pledging Austria's sovereignty for the first time since 1938. Within 90 days after ratification some 70 000 troops from the United States, Russia, Britain and France will withdraw. Concerns linger over Soviet payments and Austria's economic future amid neutrality pledges. Officials Molotov Macmillan Dulles Pinay Figl signed the pact, ending occupation.
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Vienna
Austria
Hitler
Nazi Germany
United States
Russia
Britain
France
U.S
V. M. Molotov
Harold Macmillan
Dulles
Antoine Pinay
Leopold Fig
Judge Coleman Honored as He Prepares to Retire
Chief Federal Judge William C. Coleman will retire June 1 after 28 years on the bench. In a Baltimore ceremony, Judge Roszel C. Thomson and others paid tribute, with remarks from Judge Morris A. Soper and Chief Judge Frederick W. Brune. Maryland officials and legal figures attended as supporters noted his lengthy career. A separate legal note clarifies that a written guilty plea in traffic cases is treated as a conviction and the case cannot be reopened. The market news from New York shows a mixed session with a slight early upward trend fading later.
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Baltimore
William C. Coleman
Taday
Cere
Roszel C. Thomson
Morris A. Soper
US Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
Coleman
W. Calvin Chesnut
Frederick W. Brune
Maryland Court of Appeals
Coleman Pell, Morgan and Brune
U.S. Atty
George Cochran Doube
Stedman Prescott
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Maryland State Bar Assn
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Stedman Prescott Jr
City playgrounds set to open June 20 with milder summer setup
Frederick's 14 playgrounds have most equipment erected as staff train ahead of summer season. Parks Superintendent C Cyril Klein announced June 20 opening for playgrounds, with the pool set to open June 11. Area along Linganore creek now open for park use with picnic tables. Improvements include rock removal at Harmonfieldam, new clay and topsoil, and seeding and mulching. Five tons of green resurfacing material laid on city tennis courts beside the pool, open today. Clay courts at Second Street and College Avenue to open by week’s end after calcium chloride treatment. American Division Little League diamond in Baker Park to start next Monday. sod from base lines used to fill area near Carroll Creek. Kadwiler Park backstop and diamond to be moved north to avoid interfering with play. Basketball backstop erected at Staley Park tennis courts. New custodian Ray King appointed to oversee McCurdy Field and grandstand.
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Frederick
C. Cyril Klein
Linganore Creek
Monocacy
Harmonfieldam
Klein
Second Street
College Avenue
Baker Park
Carrol Creek
Carroll Parkway
Hall
Kadwiler Park
Staley Park
McCurdy
Ray King
Who Has Authority To Give Parking Ticket
In Williamsport Maryland officials asked if Lloyd Limon could issue a parking ticket to Hubert Mills. Mills denied the claim and Magistrate Jesse Shank said he was working when tagged. Town policeman Bills and councilman Lem en were noted. The matter was sent to Attorney General Ferdinand Sybert for a ruling. Also a separate incident reported police questioned a 12 year old boy at Court House Park fountain about catching a goldfish by hand. He was warned to fish elsewhere.
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Williamsport. Md
Maryland
Williamsport
Lloyd Limon
Hubert Mills
Mills
Jesse Shank
Bills
Lem‘en
Shank
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Court House Park
Sergi
Denver
Irving
Ife
Davy Crockett Besieged By Small Fry At Skelton Party
Hollywood guest Kath Fess Parker meets children at Red Skelton birthday party as Davey Crockett star dressed in buckskins entertains and autographs items. Parker and Buddy Ebsen perform songs while kids press for calls. Skelton jokes about the crowd and asks how many alive Crockett is.
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Davy Crockett
Skelton
Hollywood
Dave Crockett
America
Kath
Fess Parker
Fanti Texan
the Alamo
Was & Suldiise Buest
Red Skelton
Valentina
Richard
Crockets
Parker
Skellen
Oisket
Gutar
George Russel
Buddy Ebsen
Davy
Nationwide Weather Mix Produces Hodgepodge Across Regions
The Associated Press reports a varied weather pattern with snow and rain from the Great Lakes to New England while the West faces thunderstorms and freezing temperatures. Dust storms hit Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska as Montana and the Canadian border states see rain sleet and snow. Humid warmth persists in the north as southern states endure heavy thunder showers and hail in Houston and Hopkinsville reports.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
New England
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Continental Divide
Montana
Canadian
Minnesota
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
New Mexico
Hopkinsville
Houston
Dulles To Report On TV And Ratio
Secretary of State Dulles returns to the capital to announce his European mission on a national TV radio effort. Eisenhower to introduce him. networks carry the report from 7 to 7:50 p.m. EDT, with radio later. Also notes local charges filed over the weekend and a decree request in Equity Court over land boundaries in Creagerstown district.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
West Germany
Atlantic Alliance
Indochina
ABC
Mutual
CBS
NBC
Equity
Calvin George Wilhide
Lloyd
Creagerstown
Comagusus
Wilhide
Mathias and
Matias
Nationalist and Communist planes clash near Formosa
In a first reported air duel, 70 miles north of the Matsus, 4 American Thunder jets confronted 4 Russian MiGs. The exchange over Taihsan Islands lasted 19 minutes with both sides reportedly retreating unharmed. No damage confirmed and no ships shelling Taishans officially acknowledged.
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Taipei
Formosa
Matsu Islands
Matsus
Taishans
Underwater Test May Give No Atomic Cloud
Washington reports the underwater atomic explosion off the West Coast may yield little or no visible cloud or air contamination due to extreme caution by the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department. Protests by California fishermen over potential fish contamination are muted by assurances of no hazard to people, fish, or consumers. The test, a depth charge for anti submarine use, would occur at depths of 290 to 600 feet or more.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Marshall Islands
California
AEC Defense Department
Fire damages Capri 3 night club in Baltimore
Firefighters treated for smoke inhalation as they battled a blaze at Capri 3 on North Avenue near Charles Street. The fire, likely starting in a rear men's room, spread to a kitchen and a karate area. No one was inside. Owner David Edd could not estimate damages. In East Baltimore, Leo Miller of Brooklyn was killed when his car struck a utility pole after leaving the road, cutting power to the neighborhood. Police and hospital staff reported Miller died at Johns Hopkins. In Tegucigalpa, censorship is imposed on gang dispatches to curb reports linked to the Nicaragua emergency.
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Baltimore 7
Capri
North Ave
Charles St
Hays
David Edd
Saltimore IP
Leo Miller
Brooklyn
N.Y
East Baltimore
Miller
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Stockholm May Get Meet Of Big Four
The Big Four foreign ministers began travel home after a Vienna weekend of talks aimed at paving a summer summit among Eisenhower Bulganin and the British and French leaders. Hints surfaced that Stockholm could host the meeting, with July or August as likely dates. Russia proposed Vienna, while the West favored Lausanne.
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Vienna
Austria
Europe
Stockholm
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Lausanne
Evacuation Ends as Brewster Heads to Saigon
The U S Navy ends its Passage to Freedom evacuation off Haiphong with the USS General Brewster carrying 500 Vietnamese, the last of more than 800000 evacuated from Northern Indochina. Ho Chi Minh threats and South Vietnam delays affected emigrants along with 310000 total evacuated by the operation.
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Indochina
Bo Son
Haiphong
U. S
Do Son
Geneva
South Vietnam
Brewster
Qeave Naipaong
Saigon
Vietminh
South
Vietnam
Federal fund proposed for polio vaccine aid
The Eisenhower administration proposed a 28 million dollar federal fund to help states provide polio vaccine for children in low income families. The plan aims to immunize all Americans up to age 19, with added funds for inspectors and technicians to ensure safety, while relying on voluntary state distribution for timely reach.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Public Health Service
Congress
Hobby
Park Fees Under Scrutiny by State Employment Board
Robert Nimo, new chairman of the State Employment Security Board, seeks to revoke a Baltimore parking privilege and halts payment of a $350 parking bill. The board has used government funds to cover personal parking fees for members since December 1953, with a probe into department operations ongoing.
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Baltimore
Robert Nimo
State Employment Security Board
Baltimore Evening Sun
Kimble
State Department of Employment Security
Department
Daniel E. Kiem
Barrymore
John L. Estes
Klein
Memorial service for Gene Symonds held at Andrews Cathedral
About two hundred people attended a memorial service at Andrews Protestant Cathedral for Gene Symonds, the American correspondent fatally injured in rioting here last Thursday. The fourth escapee from Anne Arundel County jail was recaptured today in Annapolis after being hungry in his hideout.
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Singapore
Andrews
Gene Symonds
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
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