Hospital Heads Meet Here Friday
The Maryland District of Columbia- Delaware Hospital Association holds its Spring Conference Friday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Over 200 trustees administrators and staff from three states attend. Noted speakers include Raymond P. Sloan editor of The Modern Hospital and Columbia University lecturer.
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Maryland District of Columbia- Delaware Hospital Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Raymond P. Sloan
New York City
Modern Hospital Magazine
Sloane
Columbia University
Institute of Hospital Administrators
Colby College
Maine Hospital Association
New York
Memorial Center For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Inc
Calby College
Waterville
Maine
Ethel Northam
Frederick Memorial Hospital
R. Paul Smith
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Merrell L. Stout
Hospital For the Women of Maryland
Baltimore
A. Austin Pearré
Helen Cann Janne
Maryland Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Donald B. Rice
J. Douglas Colman
Johns Hopkins University and Hospital
Carroll D. Hill
Union Memorial Hospital
Brady J. Dayton
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Leo G. Schmizer
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington
Robert H. Levi
Sinai Hospital
Richard R. Griffith
The
Association
Delaware Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Pierson M. Checker
House
Lutheran Hospital of Maryland
Margaret C. Giffin
National Committee For the Improvement of Nursing
Robert S. Hoyt
Lutheran Hospital
Miss Northam
John A. Moberiy
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
J. Tailey Good
Joseph B. Kelly
John Hopkins Medical Institutions
Robert C. Denzler
Group Hospital Service, Inc
Panty Raids Shake Tennessee Campuses
In Nashville, students from Tennessee and Vanderbilt clashed with police during a panty raid campaign. Three officers were injured at Vanderbilt and 15 Tennessee students were arrested as about 300 demonstrators forced entry into dorms and sorority houses. Knoxville police intercepted planned raids, deploying officers and firing warning shots to prevent arrests.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Vandy
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Collegiane
Senators invited to hear Ridgway on Rose Island incident
May 19 all six members of the Senate have been invited to a closed session of the Armed Services Committee to question Gen Matthew A Ridgway about the Rose Island incident. In New York on March 19 prices showed a fairly even mix of gains and losses in a quiet stock market.
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Ridgway
Washington
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Matthew A Ridgway
Rose Island
New York
Deny 29th Is To Be Called Deny 29th Is To Be Called
Maryland officers of the 29th Division rejected a Washington Post report that the unit would be recalled to active duty. They said the claim has no foundation, noting there are no current activation plans due to funds. Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord and Maj. C. C. Boatwright expressed disbelief at the rumor.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington Post
Virginia
Pentagon
Fifth Regiment
Milton A. Reckord
C. C. Boatwright
Norfolk
4-H Clubs At Church Service Sunday Night
4-H Club members in Frederick county observed Rural Life Sunday with services Sunday evening in the Evangelical Reformed church. About 250 members, families and friends attended as readers. Rev. Paul L. Althouse urged a Christian attitude of finding good in discouraging prospects. Hymns were sung by a 40-voice mixed chorus. Mrs. Roxie Lee Montgomery led scripture and prayer. a solo was by Richard Duderar. Planned by Janet Huffer and others, the event showcased 4-H work in the county led by Betsy Levington and Roy Cassell.
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Frederick County
Rural Life
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
Allhouse
Jesus Chrit
Mr. Althouse
Roxie Lee Montgomery
Richard Duderar
Janet Huffer
Patsy Garst
Mertie Ramsburg
Arthur Rhoderick
Betsy Levington
Roy Cassell
McKeldin To Speak At Emmitsburg Thursday
May 19 Emmitsburg officials announce the second annual Founder's Day banquet will be held Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Lutheran Parish House. Governor Theodore McKeldin has accepted the invitation and will attend with Mrs McKeldin. Tickets are available from committee members. The program includes music and vocal solos by William Simpson. Invites go to nearby chambers of commerce and county and town officials. Proceeds from a recent minstrel show will be presented to Memorial Hall Assn during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel C. Hays
Theodore McKeldin
McKeldin
Robert E. Daugherty
C. Arthur Elder
Thomas J. Frailey
Col
Frailey
Farmer pinned under tractor near New Market injures leg
Lee Brubaker, about 33, near New Market, was pinned under a tractor last Tuesday evening when a wheel slipped causing the machine to overturn. Neighbors lifted the vehicle off him and he escaped serious injury with bruises to the leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brubaker
New Market
Brunaker
Brubaker
Raya
Thurmont motorist fined for high speed on West Patrick Street
A Thurmont motorist was fined 10 dollars and costs after being clocked at speeds up to 65 miles per hour in a 30 mile zone on West Patrick Street. Other defendants faced fines for license and summons violations, with several cases including suspensions and collateral forfeitures across multiple towns.
Crash Near Plane No 4 on Route 40 injures no one
A collision between a Baltimore man Charles Hixson and Mayo Barnett near Plane No 4 on Route 40 caused about $100 damage to Hixson’s 1951 Plymouth. Hagerstown driver was in the truck. no charges filed and no injuries reported. A separate rear end collision west of Frederick on Route 40 A caused about $109 damage to Melvin Hahn’s 1951 DeSoto after Roger Griffith’s Plymouth struck it. Griffith was cited for reckless driving and speeding. no injuries reported.
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Route 40
Plane No
Charles Karl Hixson
Baltimore
Mayo Carland Barnett
Washington Avenue
Hagerstown
James Stonesifer
Frederick
DeSoto
Melvin J. Hahn
South Market Street
Roger F. Griffith
Sharpsburg
Kenneth Tichnell
Hahn
Griffith
Weather and police report two escapes in Delaware
Showers appeared again this morning with the Caster predicting precipitation today and tonight. Only .05 inch fell over the weekend with some drizzle Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures cooled with a high of 66 yesterday and near today. Forecaster said clouds and cool conditions will continue, then slight warming by Wednesday. Delaware State Police reported three inmates escaped the New Castle County workhouse in Wilmington with two recaptured within an hour.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
New Castle County
University Youth Trapped At Mt Helens Crevasse
Art Jessett, 20, a University of Washington student, vanished into a crevasse on Mt. St. Helens while descending from the 8000 foot level with three companions. Rescue teams from Seattle and Portland battled to locate him as a 35 foot ice hole opened under melting snow.
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Spirit Lake
Wash
University of Washington
Mt. St. Helens
Art Jessett
Seattle
Jessett
Portland
Bruce Raby
Jessup
Raby
300 Workers For C. D. Are Needed Here
County Defense Director J Roger Fisher says at least 300 Civil Defense officers are needed in Frederick city and county. Bruns wick Walkersville Thurmont and Middletown organize. Officers act as grass roots wardens guiding survival, data collection, and leadership during emergencies.
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J. Roger Fisher
Frederick
Civil Defense Officer Corps
Fisher
Brunswick
Walkersville
Thurmont
Middletown
Frederick City
Emergency Welfare Service
Parachutists Holding Two As Hostages In Brazil Jungle
A U S civilian aviation investigator and a Brazilian Air Force major are held by a "wildcat" parachutist group in the Brazilian jungle. The hostages include Scott A. Magness from Miami and Maj. Miranda Correia. The group aims to secure helicopter transport back to civilization after a Pan American crash that killed 50, including 10 Americans.
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Miami
U. S
Gordon Bennett
Miami International
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Scott A. Magness
CAA
Miranda Correa
Magness
Bennett
Lino de Mattos
Sao Paulo
Adhemar de Barros
Brazil
Eisenhower Closes Gap With Taft In GOP Fight
Associated Press reports Eisenhower narrows the race with Taft after winning Oregon delegates and Vermont support. Delegates in Montana North Carolina Louisiana Delaware Washington Minnesota Hawaii Vermont totals and AP tally shown. Truman pushes civil rights plank with FEPC enforcement while ADA rally voices demand firm action.
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Associated Press
Truman
Oregon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Montana
North Carolina
Louisiana
Delaware
Washington State
Minnesota
Hawaii
Chicago
Eisenhower
Taft
Vermont
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Congress
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Frank E. McKinney
Two Swans Arrive at Culler Lake in Frederick
City Parks Superintendent C Cyril Klein brought two yearling swans from Trexler Memorial Park Allentown PA to Culler Lake Frederick this summer replacing a surplus pair. The swans wings are pinioned and they cannot fly. The hedge fence along the east side of the lake will be removed to improve views and ease maintenance with work possibly starting today.
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Culler Lake
C. Cyril Klein
Trexler Memorial Pack
Allentown
Klein
Trexier Park
Carroll Creek
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Parks
West College Terrace
Second Street
Three Charged With Drunkenness and Assault in East Patrick Street
Harry F. Danner Jr of West Fifth street faced charges of drunkenness disturbing the peace and assault after a reported fight with Officer Bernard King on East Patrick street Sunday about 6:50 pm. Danner held on 1100 bond pending tonight's hearing. He allegedly cursed the officer struck at him and tore the officer's shirt. Lieut Frank Dorsey assisted in re arresting him. Also two assault and battery warrants to be heard tonight. Claymond A. Graham and Kenneth E. Gerber charged by local complainants. Route 240 reports of a man lying along the road led Sergt Potts and Officer Boost to escort Wilford W Bell of Clarkburg on an intoxication charge, held on 530 bond for a hearing. NAMED ADMINISTRATRIX Mrs Bess K Fuller of Center street qualified as administratrix of her late husband Michael C Fuller estate. Heirs are widow and four children. No estate value fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Danner, Jr
West Fifth Street
Bernard King
East Patrick Street
Danner
King
Frank Dorsey
Claymond A. Graham
Janie Granam
Lincoln Apartments
Kenneth E. Gerber
Lena M. Gerber
Sergt. Potts
Boost
Wilford W. Bell
Clarksburg
Herrink
Bess K. Fuller
Center Street
Osphanx Court
Michael C. Fuller
Back in Service Bayonne No 9 Wasp Returns to Duty
The air craft carrier Wasp, seaworthy after a swift repair to her collision mangled bow, returned to active duty today. Reds driven off Seoul Korea May 19 Fili pina raiders on avena de baroret charges twice drove Chinese Red defender off an enfbsttled hill on the Korean Central Front today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne No.9
Wasp
Seoul
Korea
Avena De-Baroret
Special Coronation Brew For Britons
British brewers unveil a coronation beer priced at five shillings seventy cents a pint. The strong brew will be more than three times the usual strength and released in the public week before the coronation.
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London
Thurmont School Zone Warning Issued by Magistrate
Magistrate Edgar B. Palmer issued a warning in Thurmont court to drivers in the East Main street school zone. He cited the 25 mph limit and urged motorists to slow further when conditions and child traffic create hazards. Several locals pled guilty to speeding with fines and costs, while reckless driving charges were dismissed or pending. Deeds recorded show property transfers in Catoctin Park and Spring Valley with values cited.
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Edgar B. Palmer
Thurmont
East Main Street
Bagley Draper
Pauline
Thurmont R. F. C
Richard Henry Spurlock
Thomas
Glass
Edward F Powers, Jr
Philadelphia
Frank Samuel Elker
Examusburg
Wilson Douglas Naill
New Windsor
Lee J. Brown
Paul O Jones
Thomas Avenue
Catoctin Park
Ethel M. Stull
Ro Patrick Turner
Spring Valley
Edward C. Hartmann
No Steel Case Decision Today Recess Extends Court Pause
Washington May 19 The Supreme Court recessed without a ruling in the steel seizure case and did not indicate when it will decide. The court could issue a decision before its next opinion day, but there is no certainty.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Reds Denial Is Called Lie at Panmunjom Talks
In Panmunjom the United Nations truce negotiator labeled North Korean and Chinese claims of no agreement to Allied screening of prisoners as an "out and out" lie. Gen Nam Il defended Pyongyang stance while Gen Clark announced Maj. Gen. Harrison would replace Joy as senior U.N. truce delegate, with Joy leaving June 9 for the U.S. Naval Academy.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Adm
C. Turner Joy
U. WN
Reds
Nam Hl
Tokyo
Mark Clark
U. N
William K. Harrison, Sr
Joy
U.N
Far East
U. S. Naval Academy
Harrison
Sterk
Boys Club on Capital Trip Highlights Frederick outing
Forty four members of the Frederick Boys Club visited Washington on a day-long trip arranged by the club. They toured the National Zoological Park Capitol Smithsonian Institution Museum of Natural History Washington Monument Jefferson Memorial White House National Aquarium and National Airport before returning to Frederick.
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Frederick Boys Club, Inc
Washington
National Zoological Park
Capitol
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of Natural History
Washington's Monument
Jefferson Memorial
White House
National Aquarium
National Airport
Frederick
Leon Loeb
Urleans
Optimist Club
Paul Hoffmaster
Board of Education
Richard Rudy
Optimist Tub
Arnold Fleagie
John Sausser
Braddock Heights
Grafton Cust
Ernest B. Stephens
Optimist
Charles Ritchie
Boy's Club
George Vurgess
Point of Rocks
Mt. Pleasant
Hearing set to review zoning permit for 50 apartments
Chief Judge Charles W. Wood will hear an appeal from the Board of Zoning Appeals ruling that allowed construction of two housing blocks with 50 apartments at Molter Avenue and 15th Street. Over 140 property owners and taxpayers in Frederick want the decision reversed and the permit denied to James H. Cramer, a Frederick realtor, and Alton Homes Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Wood.ward
Board of Zoning Appeals
Molter Avenue
15Th Street
Frederick
Zoning Board
Cosed
James H. Cramer
Frederick Realtor
Alton Homes, Inc
British to Abandon 800 Million Dollar China Investment
London reports British firms plan to pull out of the Chinese mainland after nearly three decades of Communist pressure. About 300 million pounds tied to Shanghai and other cities would be shed as firms seek sale to Chinese agencies with little hope for compensation. Remaining Britons in the region number about 120. Diplomatic hurdles loom as authorities could demand settlements for exiting firms.
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London
Mit
Britain
Peiping
Anthony Eden
China
Foreign Office
the Express
Asiatic Petroleum Company
Hongkong
Reds
Shanghai
Tientsin
Hankow
Canton
Far East
Ipary
AWOL patient shot to death near Catonsville
Baltimore officer shoots 39 year old Robert Cosgrove of Baltimore after he fled from Western Police District patrols along U S Route 40 by the Patapsco river bridge. Cosgrove, absent without leave from Springfield Hospital, died from thigh wound after ambulances failed to save him. Patrolman Kenneth Stolte is suspended with a technical charge in the incident.
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Catonsville
Springfield Hospital
Robert Cosgrove
Baltimore
Patapsco River Bridge
Joseph E. Larsitis
Baltimore County
Western Police
Cosgrove
Kenneth Stolte
Sykesville
Larsitis
Stolte
Corp
Charles Green
Route 40
Progressive Dinner by Frederick 4-H Senior Council
Frederick county 4-H Senior Council plans a progressive dinner in place of the regular meeting on Wednesday evening. Appetizers at Betsy Lovington's home in Frederick at 6 30 pm, salad at Maurice Ahal's near Middletown, main course at Charles Remsberg's south of Middletown, dessert at Middletown Fire Hall, followed by square dancing with Jimmy Montgomery calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Betsy Lovingtion
Frederick
Maurice Ahal
Middletown
Charles Remsberg
Help Wanted Classified Note From London Times
London May 18 ad excerpt shows a help wanted plea amid cluttered text. Mentions a father of three sons Lesiies and Gaughter and asks for suggestions or applicants. Source fragment lacks clear names, roles, or specifics.
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London
London Times
Lesiies & Gaughter
Imcan Aneone
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Rev. P. L. Althouse
Patrick
Thurmont Man
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Patrick Street
H. Reese Shoemaker
Peoples Court
George Crange
Kenneth Downs
Downs
Norva Avenue
John P. Tabb
Monkton
Tabb
James H. Rouzee, Jr
Rouzee
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Robert Lee Stevens
West Patrick Street
House of Correction
Stevens
Paul Franklin Hackey
Tjamsville
Roy J. Canby
Frederick W. Jones
Leroy D. Polk
Johnstown
Clyde D. Turner
George Crouse
W. W. Corbin
K. H. Tichnell
James Lewis
C. D
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MayAbandon Investment
Mainland
4-H Council
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