Frederick High School Plans Final Graduation Activities
Frederick High School completes final graduation activities for 234 seniors. Commencement is set for June 13 at 7:30 a.m. with R Bow en Hardesty as speaker. Rev Dr Ralph E White will give invocation and benediction. The class sermon is scheduled June 9 by Rev Frederick D Eyster with Eyster Jr. among the graduates. Senior Assembly May 31 and senior prom May 31 mark year end events.
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Frederick High School
R. Bowen Hardesty
Hardesty
Frostsburg State Teachers College
Huntingtown
Millersville
Anne Arundel County
Glen Burnie High School
Dundalk
Carroll Manor
Baltimore County
Elkridge Senior High
Howard County
Aberdeen Senator High
Harford County
Garrett County
Frostburg
Ralph E. White
Church of the Brethren
Frederick D. Eyster
Potomac
Rain Muddles City as Showers Boost May Total
Showers and thunderstorms Friday night into Saturday morning dropped about a third of an inch of rain in city sections and some counties. State Police bar tracks measured 0.31 inches while Gambrill State Park High Knob recorded 0.43 inches. May total rises to about one inch with more storms forecast. Forest fire season ends as rains reduce danger with only one serious fire reported, burning about 20 acres on the city watershed.
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Gambrill State Park
High iKnob
Woman Survives Attempted Attack at Frederick Home
A Frederick woman was victim of an attempted attack on East Church street early today. She was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for abrasions and contusions with a possible fracture suspected. The assailant fled after entry via a window. he has not been identified as police investigate. Her husband was away overnight.
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Frederick
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
US Intervenes In Surrender Of GI To Japanese Court
Washington blocked a U S surrender order for Specialist 3 C William S Girard to stand trial in Japan on a charge of killing a scrap collector on a military firing range The Japanese minister of justice said he would push for trial in a Japanese court despite Wilson’s request for review The Saega hara shooting incident sparked anti U S sentiment with Japan insisting on jurisdiction under the status of forces agreement
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Washington
U. S. Army
Japan
Diet
U. S
Defense Wilson
United States
Wilson
William S. Girard
Ottawa-LaSalle
Saegahara
Irs
Nakaet
U.S
Sovernment
Girard
U. S Japan
Girl Scouts Plan Extensive Day Camp Program
Plans announce an extended day camp for Girl Scouts with Senior Scouts assisting. Two-week sessions run June 1 7 20 at Baker Park and June 24 27 at Fishing Creek with swimming, nature study, games and cookouts. Volunteers, led by Mrs. Hoyler and others, will supervise from 9 AM to 3 30 PM Monday through Thursday with transportation provided.
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Baker Park
Winchester Halls
Camp Baker
Frederick
Mabel Hoyler
Franklin Louise
Robert Porter
Louise
Hartman
James Garrett
Henry T. Eigelsbach
Frederick Association
Fishing Creek
Cross Section Of Weapons Shown At Andrews Air Base
A display of U S weapons gathered at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland showcases the arsenal for a jet age war. The exhibit, part of Armed Forces Day events, features new items entering production and is open to the public and foreign diplomats.
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Washington
Russia
Andrew ‘Air Force Base
United States
Minister To Begin Duties At Jefferson
Rev. E. W. Young will assume duties July 1 as pastor for St. Pauls Jefferson St. Lukes Feagaville and Art Zion near Feagaville in the Jefferson charge. He previously led Lineboro church for about three and a half years and is a Gettysburg Seminary graduate aged 49 with a wife and four sons. He will relocate to the Jefferson parsonage in early July.
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Jefferson Lutheran Charge
Calvin Moreland
E. W. Young
Lineboro- Herschel
Feagaville
Art. Zion
Moreland
Baltimore
Young
Hagerstown
Gettysburg Seminary
Line Pora
Jefferson
Lineboro Church
Boyer
Mr. Young
Westminster High School
Outdoor Education Trial Starts for Sixth Graders
A Frederick County experiment begins with East End Elementary pupils heading to Camp Greentop in Catoctin Mountain Park for a week of outdoor learning. The program covers natural resources, science, recreation, and practical application, with about 33 students in the first group and plans to extend to all sixth grades if successful.
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Frederick County
East End
Camp Greentop
Catoctin Mountain Park
North End
East Frederick Elementary
Thurmont
Climbing Prisoner Is Grounded By Judge
A Maryland prisoner, Robert C. Smith, who scaled the state penitentiary in a bid for review, failed to obtain a court hearing. Judge Roszer C. Thomson ruled there was no basis in the handwritten petition to authorize a hearing on the claim of illegal imprisonment.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U. S. District Court
Roszer C. Thomson
Robert C. Smith
Frederick Teachers Set Spring Meet Tuesday
Frederick County High School hosts a Spring Meet of Teachers Tuesday with officer elections and a talk by William S. Schmidt, superintendent of Prince George's schools. Lincoln High Glee Club performs. nominations from floor possible. meeting starts at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium.
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Frederick Coun
William‘ S. Schmidt
Prince George's County
Jack B. Kussmaul
William D. Powell
Whl
Schmidt
Jacob H. Schmidt
Boys
Lincoln High School Glee Club
Gwendolyn Henson
Richard E. Summers
Janice Wickless
Donald Z. Koons
Elm Street
Aliss Louise
A. Weagley
Frederick High
Ruth Staley
North Market Street
Mary Fiery
Emmitsburg
Marie B. Linton
New Market
Mary W. Holter
James T. Hess
Bernard Price
Libert High
Schoor
Katherine W. Shears
Thurmont
John Thompson
Middletown
Jbel J. Hoyler
Catherine Shriver
Liberty
Marian Davis
Parkway
Warren Brake
Lillian Joy
Yellow Springs
Evelyn E. Harris
North Frederick
R. F. Eigenbrode
Secetary
Weagley
Mera Bratingart
Claude de Lauter
Eleanor Everhart
Charles Jackson
Marie Linton
Dorothy
Nikirk
Fern Rice
Marion Moser
Dorothy Cavance
Helen Everhart
Meade Felton
Carolena Hayes
George Barrick
Donald Koons
James Rexroad
Marshall Leather-man
Ee Resolutions
C. Beattiestauffer
Abs
Alice de Lauter
Florry G. Lowé
Edward Reiley
Harry 0. Smith
Jean Wasller
Dorothy V. Stratherna
Future Teachers of America
Barbara Weaver
Handbook
Institute On Maryland Public Affairs
Arvin P. Jones
Miriam J. Waiters
Marion Davis
Betty Hannum
Dawn Stine
Woman Found Dead in East Church Street Bedroom
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Knott, 45, was found dead about 7:30 p m Friday in a bedroom at her East Church Street residence. Autopsy pending with officials citing alcohol may have caused death. John A Jackson, also a resident, discovered the body. Several children are reported at the home. The body was to be turned over to M L Creager and Son Thurmost where she previously lived. Ten airmen injured when Navy twin engine aircraft crashed into a pond at Glenview Naval Air Station during instrument landing in fog.
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Mary Elizabeth Knott
East Church Street
John A. Jackson
M. L. Creager
Chicago
Navy
Glenview Naval Air Station
B P W Meet Attracts 200 Delegates In Maryland Town
Business and Professional Women hold state convention weekend events with about 150 to 200 delegates expected. Miss Margaret A. Bowers presided as Mrs. Cecilia M. Nestor welcomed and Barbara Fritchie named among notable figures. Dedication to reports, workshops, and a banquet featuring Mrs. Blarguerite Zapoleon outline expanding opportunities for women.
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Margaret A. Bowers
Marc Iiottsville
Cecilia Im. Nestor
Barbara Fritchie
Nestor
Ruth Nichol
New Zealand
Hattie Steinberg
York
Neb
Esther Corwich
Newfane
N. J
Orpha-Bonita Pritchard
Cumberland
Frances M. Berger
Hagerstown
Effie Richardson
Salisbury
Mary C. Keithley
Elkton
Louise Strine
Frederick Club
Anna AL Nicht
Lois E. Thompson
Garrett Park
Thompson
Katherine M. Bratton
Jean Eccard
Jo Purcell
Greensboro
India
Laurel
Hattie Brooks
Cambridge
Henrietta Linn
Mary Speicher
Hyattsville
Nora Dunn
National Security
Alice M. Kachadourian
Baltimore
Earla Marshall
Geraldine Pritchard
W. Grace Lotz
Women In Government
Maria di Salvo Schmidt
Mary R. Hovet
Brunswick
Robert Russell
Paul W. Strine
Golden Key
Miss Pritchard
Steinberg
Miss Richardson
Blarguerite
L. B. Zapoleon
Women’s Bureau
S. Department of Labor
Zapoleon
Uniontown
Miss Stein
Pittsburgh
Methodist Church
Megro
Wee Women Run to Rally as Cars Rise in Pay Row
A tersely reported scene shows labor tension as workers cite a “five car raise” and call for more than a token increase. The quote points to a dispute involving a man named Harry and a collective demand from the group.
Blunt Replies Mark GOP Meeting Over Eisenhower Budget
At a regional GOP gathering in Sharptown Maryland President Eisenhower faced blunt replies on his budget proposal. Senator Homer Capehart Indiana and Rep Richard Simpson Pennsylvania urged cuts while John Bricker Ohio and party leaders debated fiscal plans amid warnings of costly Democratic programs. A separate farm accident near Sharptown killed Wheatley 58 when his tractor overturned on a night shift.
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Cincinnati
Eisenhower
John Bricker
Ohio
Washington
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
Congressional Campaign Committee
Simpson
Sharptown
Joseph
Capehart
Mil- Hicks Wheatley
Danish captain reports sounds like submarine in distress
In the North Sea off the Netherlands a Danish captain said he heard noises resembling a submarine in trouble. The Dutch destroyer Utrecht reported contact with a submerged object, while the British Admiralty said no submarine from any country is missing. The Mary North also reported a distress buoy and crew hearing knocking noises underwater. The Utrecht scanned the area with sonar but found nothing more.
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London
North Sea
Utrecht
J. H. Hansen
Netherlands
Portable A Power Plant Displayed At Armed Forces Week
Baltimore article notes a model portable atomic power plant, the Martin Power Reactor, shown at Middle River plant during Armed Forces Week. Developed over two years by Martin Co., the MPR costs 22 million dollars and arrives in eight cargo packages for global transport by plane, ship, or train.
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Baltimore
Martin Co
Martin
Middle River
MPR
New Vigor Seen in Economy Amid Mixed Signals
The economy shows unexpected vigor with higher stock prices and signs of pickup in autos appliances and textiles. Housing may rebound later, real estate experts say pent up demand could surge. Analysts expect overall activity to rise into 1958, while prices stay controlled by competition.
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New York
Trial set for college student in fatal accident case
A college student Richard Donald Gardiner of Bordentown New Jersey appealing a six month sentence and $100 fine for manslaughter and reckless driving from a fatal car crash involving Edward Galen of Philadelphia and John Daley of Englewood. Circuit Court trial rescheduled from May 13 to Tuesday with three related informations set for Wednesday.
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Richard Donald Gardiner
Bordentown
N. J
House of Correction
Edwin ¥. Nikirk
Edward Galen
Philadelphia
John Daley
Englewood
X. J
Gardiner
Mt. St. Mary's College
Vernon R. Dorsey
Burkittsville
Colonial
Samuels W. Barrick
Dorsey
Jacob Nathan Mines
Alfred Floyd Johnson
Frederick
William K. Weddle
Butler
Edward Horkey
Lawrence Lloyd Shaw
Florida
Arcade
Irradiation May Help War On Pollution
Preliminary studies by the Armour Research Foundation for the Army Chemical Corps at Fort Detrick indicate irradiation can sterilize sewage and waste, with large scale use needing more R&D. A nuclear reactor could sterilize sewage for about one quarter of a cent per gallon and serve as a heat or power source, using waste as a secondary coolant.
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Fort Detrick
Armour Research Foundation
Chicago
Army Chemical Corps Biological Warfare Laboratories
Fort Deitrick
Wage hikes seen lifting consumer income and jobs
Wage hikes for coal, oil, steel and other workers may push consumer income and prices higher in coming months. Employment remains upbeat with more jobs in trades and services. auto production has ticked up to 126,000 cars this week, the highest in over a month. Labor Secretary Mitchell forecasts total employment in the summer reaching a new high of 68 million.
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Labor
Mitchell
Revered Welker to resign Emmitsburg pastorate
Rev. Edmund P. Welker, pastor of the Reformed Church of the Incarnation in Emmitsburg, will resign at end of May and assume the Carroll charge near Westminster. He has served Emmitsburg since 1942, succeeding Rev. E. L. Higbee, and is leaving after more than 15 years in the post. Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Eyster will speak at a Sunday service May 26 at 10:30 a.m.
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E. P. Welker
Emmitsburg
Edmund P. Welker
Reformed Church of the Incarnation
Mr. Welker
Carroll
Westminster
E. L. ‘Higbee
Frederick D
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