Reds Charge Detrick In Germ War
Fort Detrick officials declined comment on Izvestia charges accusing the United States of planning bacteriological war. The Moscow dispatch notes Fort Detrick along with Edgewood and Baltimore as sites, claiming U S bases hold plague germs and linking American aims to Nazi methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Detrick
Peter J. Kumpa
Moscow
Baltimore
Sup
Barry Goldwater
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Maryland
U. S
Denver
Frederick
Edgewood
Izvestia
Suffield
Canada
Saporo
Japan
Buchenwald
Auschwitz
Uncle Sam
Frederick garden and church tour draws 400 visitors
About 400 people joined the Country Gardens and Churches tour sponsored by the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs. Fourteen churches and five gardens were visited with ministers greeting guests. Gardens showcased ideas for home landscapes and included a mansion house tour at the Brandoff residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Urbana
Araby Methodist
Araby
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Carrollton Manor
St. Marks
Petersville
Mt. Zion Lutheran
Ballenger Creek
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ
West Church Street
St. Peters Catholic
Libertytown
Apples Stone Church
Thurmont
Graceham
Area Congregants to Attend Lutheran Sunday School Meet
Local residents prepare to attend the annual convention of the Sunday School Association of the Western Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod at St Marys Lutheran Church Silver Run. The event gathers 83 Sunday Schools with 12 000 to 14 000 members from Maryland counties Frederick Carroll Washington Allegany and nearby Martinsburg West Virginia Lovettsville Virginia and Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Dr Jacob Myers Gettysburg Seminary will lead sessions for more than 300 attendees with Rev Lloyd Seiler as chaplain and Tobias Zimmerman as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Association of the Western Conference of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
St. Mary’s ‘Lutheran Church
Silver Run
Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Allegany
Maryland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lovettsville
Waynesboro
Jacob Myers
Gettysburg ‘Seminary
Myers
Gettysburg College and Seminary
John Hopkins University
Bath
Mmany
Lloyd Seiler
Best Church
Dean Anderson
Doubs
Clear Spring
J. Maurice Slick
Smithsburg
J. Leroy Hollis
School official to chair group at Maryland Governor's Conference
Dr Warren R Evans Frederick County Schools physical education supervisor will chair a discussion group at the Governor's Conference on Recreation and Parks in Oakland May 20 and 23. The theme links to The Sixties Surge Outdoor Recreation. Gov Tawes will speak at a luncheon on Friday and discuss state policies toward outdoor recreation, parks and tourism. The Oakland Armory hosts headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren R. Evans
Frederick County
Oakland
Evans
William G. Vinal
University of Massachusetts
Citizens Boards
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
America
Oakland Armory
Deep Croek Lake Gate Park
New School Programs Discussed at Frederick County Meeting
Frederick County principals met at Frederick High School in the agriculture room for the final meeting of the year. Topics included Elm Street School’s 15 minute daily elementary French, physical education and reading programs, the Joplin Reading Plan, individualized reading wheels, Even Front arithmetic at Thurmont, and the Frederick High School foreign language lab. Dwight Roy chaired, focusing on desirable elements for county adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Quentin L. Earhart
E. Eugene Speck
Earhart
Fern Rice
Fred Ward
Joplin
Middletown
Elm Sweet
North Frederick
Burkinsville
Lewistown
Thurmont
James Fisher
Coun
Dwight Roy
Yellow Springs
U A R protest over Israeli jets over UN plane to Gaza
The United Arab Republic filed a protest with the U N Armistice Commission claiming three Israeli jets flew over a United Nations aircraft carrying Prime Minister Nehru to the Gaza Strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaza
United Arab Republic
U.N. Armistice Commission
United Nations
Nehru
India
Gaza Strip
Walkersville Senior Wins Scholarship
Walkersville High School senior Margaret Louise Nicholson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Nicholson of Detour, won a full four year University of Maryland scholarship covering board lodging fees and books. Nicholson, active in 4H and school activities, plans to major in Home Economics at Maryland and work with the Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Nicholson
George A. Nicholson
University of Maryland
Arnold Fleagle
Walkersville High School
Nicholson
Walkersville
Fleagle
Miss Nicholson
Future Teachers, of America
Glee Club
FFA
Frederick County
Margaret
Maryland
Frederick
New Midway
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Convention
Chicago
College of Home Economics
Robert G. Hooper
J. Harold Hooper
Sharon Kettells
Durward Kettells
Eugene and
Agnes E. Meyler
Jetliner and light plane collide near Paris
A Caravelle jet with 37 aboard collided with a light training plane about five miles from Orly Field. One passenger and the light-plane pilot died. 25 on the Caravelle were injured. The Caravelle landed safely with a large hole in its roof.
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Paris
Khrushchev
Orly Field
Air Algeria
North Africa
Interest in Dairy Left to Seven Nieces and Nephews
Carlton T. King dairyman died May 7 leaving his Ideal Farms Dairy interest to seven nieces and nephews. A life farm on Ballenger Creek road named Large Farm went to friend Catherine A. Thomas. Trust ends 1965 with stock to heirs. Executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton T. King
Ideal Farms
Orphans Court
Ballenger Creek
Catherine A. Thomas
College Avenue
King
Widow of Rev Dr Wehler Dies at Frederick Hospital
Mrs. Charlies E. Wehler widow of Rev. Dr. Wehler died at Frederick Memorial Hospital shortly after noon. She would have been 96 in June after falling ill at home on West Fifth Street. Her husband served as pastor of the Presbyterian church and later as pastor emeritus. He was linked with Hood College as history and Bible head and later vice president. Surviving daughters are Miss Katharine Webler, a former college instructor, and Miss Margaret Wehler, a former supervisor of the New York City Public Library system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E. Wehler
Wehler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hood
Katharine Webler
Margaret Wehler
New York City
Planting Of Corn Enters Final Stage
County reports corn planting past halfway with many farmers to plant in days. Henry R. Shoemaker, Frederick County Agent, notes good soil, improving conditions, and a favorable outlook for barley wheat and fruit harvests. Weevils persist in alfalfa but can be controlled by spraying. Pastures are healthy after recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Shoemaker
Khrushchev insists on peaceful coexistence after Berlin talks
Khrushchev arrives in East Berlin from the failed summit and reiterates a peaceful coexistence policy. He blames US obstacles for the conference break and signals plans to discuss Berlin with East German leaders while avoiding new threats. He may attend another summit if U2 tensions are resolved.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewahl
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Grotewahl
Europe
West Berlin
Paris
United States
Eisenhower
East Berlin
Well Driller Strikes Heavy Water Flow Near Montevue Home
Well driller Austin R. Keyser reported a unusually heavy stream of water while drilling Wednesday at the James Specht property behind the Montevue home. The flow, estimated at 200 gallons per minute, rose five to six feet and turned muddy, prompting deeper drilling.
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Austin R. Keyser
James Specht
Montevne
Specht
Montevue
Keyser
Eisenhower Addresses Portuguese Welcome After Lisbon Stop
President Eisenhower spoke to cheering crowds in Lisbon after arrival for an overnight stay. He urged perseverance for peace with justice and freedom and praised U S Portugal ties as strong partners in NATO and the United Nations.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Eisenhower
Paris
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nikita Khrush‘chev
Hagerty
United Nations
NATO
Evelyn White dancers donate to city playgrounds at Baker Park
The Evelyn R. White dancers will donate over 500 dollars to the city for playground equipment during a Sunday recital at the Baker Park bandshell. The program begins at two with rain date June 5 and features about 200 youngsters in acts such as Alphabet Antics and Can Can Cuties. Mayor Jacob Ramsburg is to attend the presentation for the donation raised by patrons of the show titled Dancing from A to Z.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn R. White
Baker Park
Evelyn White
White
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Mary Sue Rice
Ensemble
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Governor’s Meet
Margaret Louise Nicholsor
Ideal Farms Dairy Inc
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
June Esther King
James Dorsey King
Larry Edwin King
Thomas His King
Carlton L. King
Martin L. King
Lois Ruth King
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
E. Austin James
Dorothy 5. Long
Elizabeth G. Heck
Miss Thomas
G. Wilson Mercer
Grove
Cleveland
Nellie A.grove
Couth
Alice May Crampton
West Fourth Street
Nellie A. Grove
Dolly May Grove
Ezra Ely
West All Saints Street
Alice Riser
Brunswick
Sandra Riser
John R. Riser
W. Claude Lutman
Mary Riser
Claude Riser
Gloria Riser Burns
James Claude Riser
Robert R. Riser
Ethel L. Strailman
James 8
George
Nikita Khrushchev
Dr. Wehler
Charles E. Webler
Nikita
U.S
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