D Alesandro Leads in Maryland Memorial Day Campaign
Baltimore officials outline a Memorial Day program with 1,000 veterans graves to decorate at Mount Olivet. Mayor D Alesandro seeks Senate nomination with strong party backing as Mahoney and Beall pursue bids, while Carmey Reeder heads a local post honoring fallen servicemen and promoting Democratic unity.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Mesigh
Argentina
Clarence D. Long
Johns
Kins University Economics
Ray Spurrier
Ation
Ananeatead
Ucuu Anu i
Maryland
Democrats
Francis Scott Keys
Olivet
Regon
Kent
Donald G. Grothaus
Fort Detrick
Reeder
Maryland National Guard
Sunny Sou
James FP. S. Devereux
Reeders
Wake Island
Theodore R. McKeldin
McKeldin
Pumawae
Mahoney
Millard E. Tydings
Tydings
Ilness
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Senate
D’alesandro
House of Delegates
Congress
Stritch No Worse, Doctors Say After Stroke
Cardinal Stritch, 70, paralyzed on the right side after a brain clot, spent a better night in Rome. Doctors described his condition as satisfactory with no deterioration, while Vatican and Chicago physicians expressed cautious optimism.
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Rome
Samuel
Stritch
Ralph Bergen
Chicago
Filippo Rocchi
Vatican
Rocchi
Armaldo Pozzi
Vatican Congregation
Mt Airy High Class Night May 23 Auditorium Event
Class Night at Mt Airy High on Friday May 23 at 8 pm in the new auditorium marks the Senior pre graduation activities. Wayne Norwood delivers welcome. a skit A Miscarriage of Justice features William Lewis Gilbert Buckman and William Knill as judges.
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Mt. Airy High School
Wayne Norwood
William Lewis
Gilbert Buckman
William Knill
Warren Harrison
Richard Walker
David Cantwell
Elliott Clary
Ronald Kessier
Richard Maring
Dianne Haight
Pat Topper
Bettie Moore
Jesse L. Starkey
Faith Farver
Mary Ellen Norris
Mary Frances Lovell
Wiliam Lewis
Wiliam Kail
James Elgin
Dorothy Etzler
Justa Thomas
Shirley Cross
Kenneth Mussari
Morse Criticizes Nixon's Los Angeles Trip
Senator Wayne Morse says State Department testimony shows Vice President Nixon's Latin American tour stirred trouble and should have been undertaken. He spoke as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighed testimony that Communist exploitation of Latin American grievances against U.S. economic policies fanned mob violence against Mr. and Mrs. Nixon.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
State Departments
Nixon
Morse
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Local Girl One Of Five To Win Top Honors At Hopkins
A Frederick student from Hood College was one of five honored at Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing graduation exercises. Barbara Kaufman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kaufman, received the Emma Jones Beckwith Cullen prize for practical nursing and executive ability. She graduates Hood College June 8 with a bachelor of science in nursing. Two other local girls, Annette Irene Powell and Barbara Jane Thomas Yinger, also earned Hopkins diplomas and are Hood candidates for June degrees. Dr Milton Eisenhower spoke at the ceremonies, with local attendees listed.
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Frederick City
Hood College
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Barbara Kaufman
Wilfred Kaufman
Center Street
Emmra-Jones-Beckwith Cullen
Kaufman
Frederick High
Johns Hopkins
Hood
Annette Irene
Edgar H. McBride
Grace Nicodemus
Newton Cramer
Steiner Cramer
Mae Powell
Charles Yinger
T. L. Morgan
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Urbana
James Leither
Eric
James Gray
Thurmont
Fort Bragg
N. C
In Love With Kim Novak and a Dominican General
Major Rafael Trujillo Jr. admits loving actress Kim Novak on a TV program while detailing his separation from Octavia and divorce plans. He claimed U.S. aid to his country comes as materials from family-owned sugar refineries and ranches. He recalled gifts to Novak and others, and said he will return to the Dominican Republic in July. Separately, Texas unemployment claims fell for the week ending May 13, and Mrs Thelma Fisher was hospitalized in Brunswick.
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Hollywood
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Kim Novak
Dominican Republic
Air Force
Kim
Pa. V. Coates
Octavia
Trujillo
United States
U.S
Miss Novak
Zsa Zsa Gabor
U.S. Army Command and Generals Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Raw
Los Angeles
Not Barred By Soviets
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States is not barred by Soviet threats from acting anywhere in the world. He spoke amid the Lebanon crisis, noting Congress approved a Middle East policy resolution to preserve Lebanon's independence if necessary. He warned against provoking a pretext for US forces while avoiding an international confrontation with communism.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
Soviet Union
Middle East
Congress
Some Atlantic Fleet Units Are Reshuffled
Norfolk report says unsettled Mediterranean conditions prompted the Atlantic Fleet to reshuffle combat units to boost readiness for possible redeployment. Navy stated the regrouping aims to improve defense during the unsettled period, while unofficial sources note increased mobility and deployment readiness to reinforce the 6th Fleet if tensions in the Middle East rise. Certain units placed on a four day standby alert.
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Norfolk
Mediterranean
Navy
Midd East
6Th Fleet
Light voting in city shows Democratic lead in primary
Light turnout noted in city polling places with Democrats outvoting Republicans in most precincts. 1958 totals show precincts like 2 and 2A leaning Democratic, while 4 and 4A vary. Countywide, 1958 results resemble a light election year, with some precincts reporting all Democratic tallies and others mixed.
Plane Crash Near Lander Kills At Least 11
The collision of a Capital Airlines passenger plane and a jet over countryside near Jefferson left at least 11 dead with up to 12 bodies reported as recovered. Captain Julius R. McCoy of the jet survived burns and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The disaster, near Fry Road and Smith farm, prompted widespread calls to Brunswick and nearby fire crews.
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Fry Road
Lander
C. H. Feete Funeral Home
Brunswick
Independent Hose Company
Capital
Jefferson
Capital Airlines
Julius R. McCoy
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oscar Smith
Lander Road
Warren Fry
Smith Farm
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brunswick Fire Company
Harry Nicholson
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Departime
McCoy
Fagan
R. M. Rubel
News-Post
Donald Woods
National Guard
Maryland Guard
Martin Co. Field
Midland
Midh
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Basford Road
George W. Fagan
Union
Clerks International Assn
AFL
CIO
Capt.l
A and P Employees Accept New Contract
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co clerical workers in Maryland Delaware southern Pennsylvania and the Eastern Shore of Virginia vote to accept a new two year contract retroactive to May 11 affecting about 2500 employees across the four state area.
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Baltimore
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
A&p
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
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American Legion
Col. Grothaus
J. Glenn Beall
Henry J. Laque Jr
J. Millard Tawes
Morgan L. Amaimo
Joseph A. Phillips
Bruce Campbell
Campbell
Hballot
GOP
Ramntroatiar
Magee Awescape
Louis L. Goldstein
Tawes
Sidney London
Joseph L. Manning
Grocers’ Association
Frank Keefer
Mt. Airy High
Hopkins
Tex
Texas Employment Commission
Thelma Fisher
Ambullance
Soviets
Columbia Lodge No
A.F
Masonic Temple
Charles Gearinger
Charles H. Lease
Frederick
Order of Eastern Star
Ashland
State Roads Commission
Thomas
Bennett
Jean
Harry D. ‘Hunter
Westminster
Barnes
Pass
Fenby
Carroll County
Sons
the Capital Air
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