Vote Total Is Lighter Than 1956
Primary voting in the county yesterday drew fewer ballots than four years earlier when voters also weighed in on a presidential race. Democrats showed strong turnout while Republicans had no local contest. Mathias led Maryland’s 6th District GOP race in Montgomery and surrounding counties, with Foley dominating the Democratic tally in five counties.
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Estes Kefauver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John R. Foley
Frederick County
Dwight Walker
Foley
DeWitt Hyde
Eisenhower
Mahoney
Tydings
John Butler
Sen
Butler
Charles McC
Mac) Mathias
Je. Frederick
House of Delegates
Congress
Mathias
Montgomery County
John R Foley
J. A. Buchanan
Rockville
Buchanan
Duvall
Claude A. Taylor
Chevy Chase
Frederick
Allegany
Washington County
Garrett County
Judge Orders Farm Sold In Family Dispute
Chief Judge Patrick M. Schauf fer ordered in circuit court that a family quarrel over a farm left to eight children be resolved by two trustees and a public sale on the premises. Edgar Valentine Jr and other heirs clashed as Ralph and Arbelle V. M. Valentine backed a court settlement with trustees Theodore Brown and Malcolm Tebbs posting a $40,000 corporate bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schauffer
Circuit Court
Ralph Valentine
Arbelle V. M. Valentine
Edgar Valentine Jr
Thomas Glass
Glass
Edgar Valentine
Theodore Brown
Malcolm Tebbs
Buried Worker Recovers From 4 Minutes Under Sand Hopper
A 19 year old limeworker, Charles Ashbaugh, was rescued after four minutes trapped in a sand hopper at the M J Grove plant in Boyds. He was pulled out by Gaithersburg rescue team and showed only mild shock. He planned to return to work, recalling thoughts of his parents and his fiancée Nancy Benner of Hagerstown.
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M. J. Grove
Boyds
Charles Ashbaugh
Middletown
Gaithersburg
Ashbaugh
John Ashbaugh
Reverend Zirkle Accepts Call to St Michael's Lutheran Near Hamburg Pa
Rev. Martin L. Zirkle, pastor of Burkitsville Lutheran Parish, has accepted a call to St Michael's Lutheran Church near Hamburg Pa effective July. He resigned in late April and congregations voted this week to accept. Zirkle, a former presiding officer in local and state Lutheran groups, has led the three Burkittsville congregations through improved finances and new construction, including a 1957 education building funded with substantial support. He and his wife Grace Weaver Zirkle have one son, Wade, and reside in Burkittsville.
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Martin L. Zirkle
Burkitsville
St. Michael's Lutheran Church
Hamburg
Joint Church Council
City
Trinity
Knoxville
St. Paul's
Burkittsville
St. Michael's
Ministerium of
Pennsylvania
Zirkle
Burkittsville Lutheran
Mr. Zirkle
St Paul's
Lutheran World Action
Braddock
Maryland Synod
Mr. Zitkie
Frederick County
New Market
Roanoke College
Mt. Airy Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Konnarock
West Virginia
Virginia
Virginia Synod
Grace Lockwood Weaver
Howard S. Weaver
Fannie Weaver
Jefferson
Wade Martin Zirkle
Barber and Ross of
Washington
Meter Maid Gives Husband a Ticket in Springfield
Ray Anderson, a television news photographer, overstayed a parking meter and received a ticket. A note attached to the ticket read that the couple cannot afford the fine, signed by Nadine Anderson, a city meter maid who issues tickets for expired meters.
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Springfield
Ray Anderson
Nadine
Kennedy Wins Maryland Primary in Landslide Victory
In Maryland Kennedy scored a record wave of votes, outdrawing Morse nearly three to one in his sixth straight state win. He led with 200,252 to Morse 49,25, plus 25,071 uncommitted, as Maryland voters pushed him toward the Democratic nomination with about 73 percent of the vote. Morse’s camp eyed Oregon next.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John F. Kennedy
Dove
Oregon
Morse
Kennedy
Uncle Sam
Lar Daly
Chicago
Andrew J. Easter
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Joseph Tydings
Massachusetts
Lane Burk
West Virginia
Woman Guilty Of Razor Blade Assault
Estelle Rollins Dickerson was found guilty in Magistrate's Court of assaulting Ann Thompson with a razor blade during a dispute tied to an alleged love triangle. Thompson required 12 stitches. Rollins faces a $50 fine and 30 days in jail, with half suspended if medical expenses are paid.
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Estelle Rollins
Dickerson
Ann Thompson
All Saints Street
Development Needs Of City Cited
About seventy five members and guests attended a Chamber of Commerce breakfast at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Dwight Havens of Washington urged community cooperation and personal responsibility for development, noting the Chamber as a dynamic process for growth. James H. Grove Jr. presented a citation to Mrs. Charles Mother Clarke for blood bank contributions, and Grove called for improved parking and attracting new industry.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Dwight Havens
Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Havens
James H. Grove Jr
Charles Mother Clarke
Thurmont
Fanes
C. of C
James A. Sensenbaugh
Grove
Chamber
Nixon says two spies caught during Khrushchev U S visit
Syracuse N Y AP Vice President Nixon announced two Russians with diplomatic status were apprehended in Massachusetts during Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev s peace speech at the United Nations. He said the men sought secret information but could not detail other espionage efforts.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Richard Mr. Nixon
Massachusetts
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Khrushchev
Nixon
Finois
Springfield
Mass
Washington
Storm Leaves Frederick County Weather Uneventful
Storms lashed Frederick County with thunder and lightning but caused little damage. A tornado sighting in northern Virginia prompted fear, yet no destruction occurred. Temperatures cooled from 82 to the 70s with hail reported in western counties and parts of West Virginia. Rain totaled about .10 inch. month’s total 2.22 inches, far below the normal 3.60. Weather to remain cooler tonight with a slight warming trend later in the week and possible scattered thundershowers.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Mercury
West Virginia
Meeting Signals Ongoing Expansion Opportunities
The gathering showcased strong optimism for growth and new opportunities. Chairman Fanos hinted that similar events could be held again in the future, signaling continued expansion and collaboration.
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Fanos
Four Top Demos Back Eisenhower
Four top Democrats signed a cable urging President Eisenhower to convey the Democratic view to Premier Khrushchev. Signers included House Speaker Sam Rayburn Lyndon B. Johnson Adlai E. Stevenson and J. William Fulbright. They urged postponement of the summit until after U S elections and warned against a total failure and rising world mistrust.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen
J. Wiliam Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Democratic Party of the
United States
Khrushchev
Feed Dealers Hear Evaluation Plan
One of five yearly meetings of the Central Maryland Feed Dealers Association was held last night at the VFW Country Club with President Atlee Shry presiding. Dr. Robert Schabinger explained a new forage evaluation program and a laboratory to test hay and silo samples for crude protein and fiber at a nominal fee. Most attendees were feed dealers or agricultural suppliers.
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Central Maryland Feed Dealers’ Association
VFW Country Club
Atlee Shry
Walkerswire
Robert Schabinger
University of Maryland
University
Khrushchev booed as he condemns Eisenhower on Berlin pact
Premier Khrushchev denounces the United States over the U2 incident and Berlin occupation rights while in Paris. He vows a separate peace treaty with East Germany when time is ripe, and criticizes Western leaders as the summit board breaks up amid boos and applause. The Kremlin leader asserts U.S. promises are invalid after an American president leaves office and calls for rapid, decisive action to resolve the spy flights matter amid a tense cold war backdrop.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
U.S
United States
Khrushchev
Russia
Japan
West Berlin
West
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Palais de Chaillot
Konrad Adenauer
Bors
Stalingrad
Ukraine
Camp David
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