Libertytown Man Appointed Frederick County Alcohol Inspector
Louis V. Miere Jr. of Libertytown, a Democrat, was named Frederick County alcoholic beverages inspector under a 1958 law. He will earn 3500 annually with 7 cents a mile, and must inspect every licensed premises in the county at least every 60 days. He was sworn in with License Commissioner Gail L. Catshall beginning his term. Also named were Robert B Bailey and Austin C. Powell on the initial list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis V. Miere Jr
Libertytown
Fredlerick
Myers
Gail L. Catshall
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Robert B Bailey
Ballenger
Austin C. Powell
East Ninth Street
Baltimore
Catshall
McKeldin
Notre Dame Academy
Liberty High School
St Peter's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Libertytown-Unionville
Lions Club
R. W. Warner
Jts
Canhts
Synod Meeting Set For June 8 At Hood College
Representatives of the Potomac Synod Evangelical Reformed church gather at Hood College for the annual legislative meeting on June 8 to 10. Delegates include Rev Paul L Alihouse, Roger H Willard, with Elmer J Eshleman as alternate. Grace Evangelical Reformed delegates Rev Raymond F Wilhelm and Dr R Remsberg, with R B Wolfe as alternate. Presiding is Rev Dr Fred Ev sier, with communion services opening at 7 39 p m June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hood College
Paul L. Alihouse
Roger H. Willard
Elmer J. Eshleman
Grace Evangelical Reformed Church
Raymond F Wilhelm
R Remsberg
R. B Wolfe
Senod
Fred Evsier
Christ Church
Magerstown
Potomac Synod Communion Services
Joan RC
Haas
Transaville
Ind
Coffman Chapel
ESB Cancels All Phone Credit Cards
Maryland Employment Security Board ordered cancellation of phone credit cards for members and Department of Employment Security officials after former member John L. Estes made 242 long distance calls in about a year. Borcherding Sr. made 27 calls, seven to Estes. The department remains under investigation led by Attorney General Ferdinand Sybert with Joseph Sherbow heading the task force, and Robert B. Kimble has been named chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Employment Security Board
Department of Envmoment, Security
John L. Estes
Cumberland
ESB
Charles H. Borcherding Sr
Estes
Borcherding
Department of Employment Security
Atty
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Joseph Sherbow
Robert B. Kimble
Allogany County
Employment Security Board
Milk Truck Owner Denies Bill In Court
Bruce R. Remsburg owner of a milk transport business asks Equity Court to dismiss a bill filed by 16 Ridge Road property owners seeking an injunction over noise and dust. He contends the area is not residential, notes decades of similar operations nearby, and says activities occur mainly after 9 am with limited truck movement and no excessive noise. He cites Public Service Commission oversight and claims relocation of parking to a less residential area reduces impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Head
Braddock Heights
Bruce R. Remsburg
Ridge Road
Remsburg
W. Jerome Offutt
40-A
Public Service Commission
Five Day Forecast for Western and Eastern Maryland
The forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions Wednesday and Thursday with a warming trend starting Thursday afternoon into the weekend. Chance of showers remains about Friday into Saturday. Temperatures will run near or just below normal with afternoon highs around the 70s and mornings in the mid 40s in western Maryland to the mid 50s in eastern and southern sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
ExJustice Roberts Dies At His Home
Ex Justice Owen Roberts, former associate justice of the U S Supreme Court, died at his home in Phoenixville Pa at age 70 He had retired from the bench in 1945 and had been ill for some time His widow and one child were at his bedside Roberts played a pivotal role on the court during New Deal cases and later served on commissions and church and scholarly societies aligning with liberal and conservative labels depending on perspective
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixville
Owen Roberts
U. S. Supreme Court
Roberts
Elizabeth Hamilton
Herbert Hoover
Philadelphia
Chester Springs
Supreme Court
Tan Ger Nue
Arnolds
Sutherland
Butler
Wiberals
Holmes
Brandeis
Stone
Hughes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Charles Evans Hughes
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Germantown
Quaker City
Calvin Coolidge
Harry Truman
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
Scholarly
American Philosophical Society
Independence Hall
Justice Roberts
Frederick All Saints
Brunswick St. Mark's
Nuclear test explodes underwater off West Coast
The Defense Department said the Navy detonated a small underwater atomic device in the Pacific near the United States. No location or date details were given. The test, aimed at antisubmarine weapons, was directed by Rear Adm. Charles B. Momsen's Joint Task Force 7 task group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Navy
United States
Fteise
Pacific Ocean
Pentagon
Adm
Charles B. Momsen
Joint Task Force 7
Pacific
Driver Dies In Wreck On U S 40 East
A Lynchburg Virginia trucker Thomas T Cunningham Jr 23 of Lynchburg died when his tractor trailer rear ended a North Side Lumber Co rig on U S 40 north of Edgewood Maryland. The crash sparked a blaze and Cunningham perished. Rice the other driver suffered no injuries. Police believe sleep loss may have caused the crashatribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Thomas T. Cunningham Jr
Lynchburg
U.S. 40
Here
Cunningham
Falhwell Fast Freight, Inc
Virgil H Rice
North Side Lumber Co
Richmond
Rice
Nnlire
Henry Cunningham
Lysehburg
J. C. Palmer
Harford County
Stocks Decline for Second Straight Day in Market
The stock market slipped today for the second consecutive session. Yet some gains remained in the distribution sector as investors weighed performance signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nework
Dist
Local Units to Participate in Armed Forces Day Open House
Local Reserve and National Guard units will join the Armed Forces Day Open House at Camp Detrick chaired by Colonel John J. Hayes. The event features a 1 30 to 3 30 pm open house, a 2 pm review parade, military displays, and a 20 minute Bainbridge Navy Training Station concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Armed Forces
Camp Detrick
John J. Hayes
Detrick
Maryland National Guard
Bainbridge Navy Training Station
Detrick Navy
Reserves
302Nd Signal Battalion
Signal Corps
Second
Market Streets
May Need Draft To Get Ike To Run
Republican strategists think a voter draft could persuade President Eisenhower to seek a second term in 1956. They doubt office holders can push him, unless world conditions worsen. Grassroots sentiment is hard to mobilize, as most draft efforts are seen as hokum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Ministers Of County Elect And Hear Talk On Far East Outlook
Frederick County Ministers Association members elected Rex Harpold as president and heard Rev Willis Ford discuss Far East conditions. Rev Harold McCarney, retiring president, presided. New officers include Rev Edwin Alcorn vice president Rev Herbert Boagett secretary Rev Charles Price treasurer. Ford noted progress in Arab Jewish tensions and church relief efforts. Final plans set for Frederick County Council of Churches meeting May 29 at Calvary Methodist. Coffee and doughnuts were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Rex. Walliam C. Harpord
Urbana
Mr Harpold
Edwin M. Alcorn
Middletown
Ford
McCarney
Mr. Harnold
Carroll L. Bayer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Ap
Hood College Summer Conference Schedule Revealed
A Hood College summer program runs June to August 7 featuring multiple church and youth groups. The Potomac Synod Evangelical and Reformed three day meeting opens the series followed by Episcopal and Washington Province conferences. Additional gatherings include Baltimore Presbyterian, American Junior Red Cross, Women’s Baptist Missionary Conference, Women’s Guild, Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland, Maryland Baptist assembly, and an Episcopalian brotherhood two day meeting ending August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Hood
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Province of Washington
Episcopal Church
WSU
Baltimore
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Maryland Baptist Assembly
Episcopalian Brotherhood
State Planning Changes Made in Soviet Union
Premier Nikolai Bulganin announced reorganizing the state planning system to create two groups: one to plan for future development and another to direct current industrial planning. The move targets the State Planning Commission led by Maxim Saburov, hinting at Malenkov’s reduced standing. A Kremlin conference approved a committee to introduce new techniques coordinating ministry efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscowf
Nikolai Bulganin
Council of Ministers
State Planning Commission
Remier Maxim Saburox
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Bulganin
Kremlin
Temperatures May Drop to The Thirties Tonight
A cool north-northeast breeze kept readings in the fifties this morning and forecast a fall possibly into the high thirties by tomorrow. Airport winds ran 15 to 25 mph, with an overnight low of 44. Partly cloudy and cool Wednesday, slight warming Thursday. Sunday straw hat day with few new songs seen. falls more popular today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaily
Aiport
Freezing And Snow In Four West States
Snow and cool weather brought winter to sections of the Rockies and northern border states. Montana Wyoming Idaho and Utah reported 1 to 7 inches of snow. Temperatures fell near or below freezing in several areas as Canadian air moved into the Great Lakes and New England. Storms with rain and thunder affected the South from Texas to South Carolina. Six tornadoes occurred in the South Plains of Texas with light damage. Rain measured nearly 2 inches in Houston and over 1.5 inches at Chadron Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rockies
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
North
Great Lakes
New England
Grand Marais
Mich
St. Landrie Sea
Wales
Southland
Texas
South Carolina
South Plains
Houston
Tex
Chadron
Neb
Presbyterians Open Los Angeles Meeting
In Los Angeles a Presbyterian conference on evangelism precedes the 167th General Assembly of the United States church. More than 5,000 delegates, plus 440 lay and 440 clerical commissioners, will attend the assembly governing a 2,658,000 member church. The assembly opens after today's evangelism session and runs through the following Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
167Th
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Lsts
Weekend Rail Trip Leaves 491 On New York Journey
The South End Civic Association hosted a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion with 491 paying patrons. The trip to New York started Friday night and returned Saturday, including a three hour UN tour and two hours in lower Manhattan. HF Harrington Jr led SECA tours. next is a Niagara Falls trip over the Fourth of July. In Civil Defense, 48 fire pumpers used over 35,000 feet of hose during Exercise Fireball across five counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Ciic Association
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York City
Frederick
United Nations
Lower Manhattan
Radio City
Rockefeller Center
Harvey A Harrington, Jr
Wha
SECA
Niagara Falls
Lncal CD
Paul B. Rhoads Jr
Middletown
Congress To Vote Fund For Polio Shots
In Washington Sen Hill states Congress will quickly approve 28 million dollars for antipolio vaccine for underfunded children and 2 million for vaccine inspectors. He notes reservations on the administration K-point voluntary distribution plan, while Republicans defend the approach and some Democrats call for standby federal controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Hill
Dala
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Hobby
Sen. Ives
R-Ny
Galveston Plans Open City With Gambling and Prostitution
Galveston mayor elect George Roy Clough vows to open gambling and reestablish the red light district, defying the City Commission Texas Rangers and the ministerial association after a lengthy meeting. He insists gambling will proceed despite law and ranger visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
City Commission
Texas Rangers
George Roy Clough
KLUF
Red Light
Clough
Rangers
Second Salk Shots To Be Given Soon
Supplies of Salk polio vaccine in Frederick county are undergoing tests at Wyeth Laboratories New Jersey under U S Surgeon General supervision with Dr Jonas Salk among the polio experts. After clearance second inoculation rounds will be conducted county wide by Dr Forbes H Burgess and local doctors. Announcement of the start of the second shots is expected later this week following vaccine clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Wyeth Laboratories
New Jersey
U. S
Surgeon General
Jonas Salk
Forbes H. Burgess
Wyeth
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Louis V. Myers Jr
University of Pennsylvania
U.S
U.S. 40 East
Reserve
Ike
Oveta Culp Hobby
West States
Presbyterians
New York
Virgil Trucks
Chicago
U. S. Dist
Louisville
Virgil. Trucks
Chicago White Sox
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