Congress debates an atomic powered merchant ship plan
Rep Bonner leads push for a practical atomic powered merchant vessel alongside Eisenhower's Mississippi River showboat concept. He and GOP members back a second ship while Atomic Energy official Davis warns the Nautilus design is financially impractical for commercial use and notes development could take five to ten years.
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Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
United States
Eisenhower
Rep
Bonner
D-Nc
Congress
W. Kenneth Davis
Atomic Energy Commission
Davis
Ralph Casey
Eisen
Submarine Nautilus Makes San Juan Stop on Shakedown Cruise
The atomic powered submarine Nautilus arrives at San Juan Puerto Rico the first stop on a six week shakedown from Groton Conn commanded by Cmdr Eugene P Wilkinson The voyage included a false start due to a fresh water line leak and a three day layover before heading to the Virgin Islands The trip covered about 1650 miles from Groton to San Juan Navy spokesman called the trip very smooth and noted limited public access during the stop
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San Juan
Groton
Conn
U.S. Navy
Eugene P. Wilkinson
Virgin Islands
Paroled Inmates List Released By Maryland Department
Annapolis announces the parole list covering March 21 to April 1 with 10 percent more prisoners released. Included are Crammer Brown life term for first degree murder in Montgomery County January 1940 and Richard Collins 30 years for 13 counts of robbery in Baltimore February 1943, plus others with terms from 4 to 21 years across counties.
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Annapolis
Department of Parole and Probation
Crammer Brown
Montgomery County
Richard Collins
Baltimore
George William Hann
Frederick County
James McMillan
Allegany County
Richard W. Shives
Washington County
Herbert H. Thomas
Negra
Williamh. Hilderbrand
Jack Louis Race
Melvin A. Ritchie
Dulles Sees Some Hope For Big Four Talks
Secretary of State Dulles, after NATO and Austrian talks, said he sees some promise of constructive accomplishment in a Big Four meeting he helped arrange for Eisenhower. He listed great events of the week in Europe and outlined a forthcoming radio report to the nation.
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Washington
Dulles
Europe
Eisenhower
White House
Columbia
Dumont
NBC
American
Mutual
National
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
Vienna
V. MM. Molotov
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Germany
China
Indochina
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Russia
Eisenhower plan pushes local control on drought and education
The Eisenhower Administration aims to decentralize authority, with Ezra Taft Benson backing state level drought relief and local school construction decisions. The policy seeks states to set unemployment insurance rates and manage education funding while southern resistance to desegregation persists. Taneytown nominates six for council. election June 6. City sprays for ticks around Appie Avenue area. 2,500 gallons used. keep children away. spraying to resume.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Ezra Taft Benson
Dust Bowl
City Park Department
Cyril Klein
Appie Avenue
Old Reservoir
Peter Edson
NEA
White House
Averell Flarkman
New York
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
George M
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Frederick High School Youth Joins Children’s Aid Board
James Willard son of Mr and Mrs Paul Willard of this city named junior board member of the Children’s Aid Society replacing James Lightner who graduates this June. Willard active in student council and Thespian Troupe at Frederick High School and will chair the Student Council Morning Devotions program next school year.
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CAS
James Willard
Paul
Willard
Children’s Aid Society
James Lightner
Hansonville Boy Struck By Auto On U S Route 15
A seven and a half year old Hansonville boy Maurice V Wood Jr was struck by an automobile on U S 15 four miles north of Frederick. He was brought to Frederick Memorial Hospital in serious condition with head lacerations and possible internal injuries. William Luther Summers of Frederick is the driver. Police investigation continues.
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Hansonville
U.S. 15
A. G. Heddon
Maurice Thomas Wood
R.D
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Lepons
William Luther Summers
RFD
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Nikita Khrushchev
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W. L. Guilmine
Harold Young
Harry Stull
Vernon Baer
Women’s Guild of
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Chester Lenhart
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