May Ask Ike To Clarify His Attitude
Washington May 4 Dis satisfied GOP senators may press Secretary Dulles to clarify the Eisenhower administration stance on giving Communist China a UN seat. Some allies indicate support for Peiping at the Security Council as part of a Korea settlement. Democrats split on recognition and UN admission. Sparkman says many would back the Acheson plan to veto or seek court action.
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Washington
GOP
Dulles
Eisenhower
China
United Nations
Red China
U. M
Werald
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Tate
U. S
Peiping
Knowland
Rcalif
Bridges
R-Nh
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
U. N
Sen. Sparkman
Dala
Foreign Relations Committee
Acheson
Security Council
Council
International Court of Justice
Sparkman
Chiang Kai-shek
Berserk man fires at Union Station. FBI agent hurt
A man identified as Homer Wesley Green of Hartford opened fire at Washington Union Station, injuring FBI agent John E. Mulvaney and a guard with a bullet to his own leg. Green had been tearing signs and vending machines before officers intervened. he has a Hartford arrest record.
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Washington
Washington Union Station
FBI
Homer Wesley Green
Hartford
Conn
John E. Mulvaney
Washington Field Office
Green
Ground breaking for Trinity Lutheran church school
Ground breaking ceremonies Sunday for the new Trinity Lutheran church school building in Tane Iowe followed the morning worship service. Participants included Rev Glenn L Stahl vice president of the church council Harry Dougherty church building committee chair Norman Seuble M Fuss steering committee chair and Carroll C Bess Sunday School superintendent. The building is expected to cost about 100000.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Tane
Glenn L. Stahl
Church Council
Harry Dougherty
Norman Seuble
M. ©. Fuss
Carroll C. Bess
Taneytown to Dedicate Memorial Park and Launch Park Week
Taneytown Park, recently handed to the Taneytown Recreation Association, will be dedicated on Memorial Day May 2 and renamed The Taneytown Memorial Park. The week of May 25 will be Taneytown Park Week with a drive to raise funds for development. a house to house canvass will reach all town residents and rural parcels.
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Taneytown Park
Taneytown Recreation Association
Taneytown Memorial Park
Stolen car crash kills teen in Maryland power pole strike
Franknn D. Hardin, 16, died after a stolen car crashed into a 33,000 volt power pole at Mountain and Pinearet Roads in Anne Arundel County. Edward J. Long, 17, was charged with larceny and wounded, with a hearing set for today as outages lasted over six hours in Jacobs ’ere and Gibson Island.
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Baltimore
Franknn D. Hardin
Mountain
Pinearet Roads
Anne Arendel County
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Jacobs
Gibson Island
Edward J. Long
Hot Rod Case Here Dismissed
Police charges of reckless driving against teen-agers were dismissed before Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield. Defense cited low tire pressure and car trouble as causes. witnesses cited a broken spring and muffler. Several drivers were fined for speeds on West All Saints Street and North Market Street. A U-turn and lawn intrusion near a dance were noted by Officer Dorsey.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Edwin F. Nikirk
William F. Phelps
Frederick
Guy W. Remsberg
Nathan Dorsey
Phelps
West Patrick Street
Catoctin Avenue
Remsberg
West Tenth Street
Dorsey
Tenth Street
Staley Park
Field House
Robert E. Dorsey
West All Saints Street
Angela A. Guarigier
Bartonsville
North Market Street
Faithful Workers Meet at St John’s Lutheran Church
Faithful Workers Society of St John’s Lutheran church Creagers town held a regular meeting Thursday evening at Miss Bessie Bell’s home. Seventeen members and one visitor attended. Prayers by Rev E Koontz Helwig. May 25 Whitsun supper planned in parish house. Mrs Amy Sowers won guess box prize after event. Rev Helwig spoke on Lutherans in the Holy Land. Next meeting at Mrs John D Leatherman’s home.
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Faithful Workers Society
St.John's Lutheran Church
Creagers
Bessie Bell
E. Koontz Helwig
Amy Sowers
Gienna Leatherman
Mr. Helwig
Holy Land
Lincol n High Student Wins Bar Association Essay Prize
Shirley Beard of Lincol High School won first prize in an essay contest sponsored by the Frederick Bar Association. The notice notes her residence at Brunswick and references previous entries or participation in prior competitions.
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Brunswick
Shirley Beard
Lincol High School
The
Frederick Bar Associaton
Ives
Local Court Dockets Include Suspended Sentences and Fines
Merril William Stull of Lewistown cited for driving wrong way on Route 240 A. Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield Jr. suspended fines and costs totaling 6.45. Collateral forfeitures listed for multiple motorists with fines up to 26.45 for speeding, improper passing, and failing to yield. Continuance to May 27 granted in drunken driving case. charges dropped against James W. Johnson. Edward Joseph Smith jailed for drunkenness. various fines and forfeitures recorded for speeding, parking, and related offenses.
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Guarigier
Barry K. Birkson
Hagerstown
James Rouzee
Kretsinger
Charles Oden
Damascus
June Marie Funk
Carl P. Edwards
Montevue
Kanade
Tregoning
Douglas E. Dixon
West Fourth Street
King
Gordon G. Gass
Edwardsville
John H. Smith
Pine Avenue
Mary P. Smith
Hagersteun
C. W. Bare
Lamar R. Haller
Fred Kanade
Einar A. Guilbrandson
Pasadena
Sergi
Harry Phillips J
Kong
Merril Wiliam Stull
Lewistown
HK. E. Garvey
Buckeystown
Wilbur Sheffield Jr
Peoples Court
Ernest William Martz
Altoona
Garvey
Vernon Roy Smith
Baltimore
A. G. Hedden
Leonard Lewis Thompson
West All Saints Street
Truman Johnson Weary
Ellicott City
Eugene Elwood Beal
Sand Patch
Virgil Stanley Wilson
J. Stonesifer
Myrthen Sheets Burke
West South Street
William A. Boone, Jr
Grover LeRoy Hanshew
Rt. 5
Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Edward Joseph Smith
Philadelphia
Raymond Franklin Randall
Marriottsville
Market Street
Bernard King
William R. Sell
Walkersville
Nathan Dorsey
Len Bowers
South Bentz Street
Forrest R. McCovett
Richard B. King
Rt. 1
Taneytown
James B. Heflin
1648 & O Avenue
George Daniel
Deepwater
Frederick Paul Hunter
State
Paul R. Edward King
Rt 1
Thermoent
Jamies Howard
Cecil McGregor
New Bethlehem
W. C. Staley
Hood College Senior Recital Features Diverse Instrumental Works
Hood College presents a senior music recital in Brodbeck Hall on Friday May 15 featuring four seniors Jane Harp Maina Hays Adelaide Parkes and Juliann Rank. performances include Bach Mozart Dvorak Debussy and modern works with piano organ violin voice and accompanying artists Bette Bange and Margera Piegie.
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Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Jane Harp
Maina Hays
Adelaide
Parkes
Juliann Rank
Miss Hays
Johann Sebastian Bach
Miss Wars
Wolizane Amadeus Mozart
Miss Parkes
Amania Dvorak
Miss Rank
Claude Debuess
Tatler
Paul Jiindemih
Legion presents croupettes to Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph H. Fields of Laurel Maryland Department Commander of the American Legion presents two croupettes to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday on the sun porch off the children’s ward. The devices, oxygen tents for children, humidify, suction mucus, and regulate temperature to aid respiratory infections and croup.
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Joseph H. Fields
Laurel
Maryland
American Legion
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Legion
Commander Fields
Ethel Northam
Alvey Norwood
Francis Scott Key Post
Russell L. Guest
Northam
J. Robert Edwards
Frederick
Maryland Department Child Welfare Commission of the Legion
Dr. Guest
Paul 5. Michael
Board of Managers
Edward A. Crowther
Francis Scott Key
Legion Department
Daniel Lurkhardt
Baltimore
Ray Burke
Wheaton
Hubert Masterton
J Ln
State Department
Lost Monocacy Village Near Ceresville Uncovered
Frederick area researchers challenge Creagerstown placement of Monocacy Village. Dr Charles Boyd proposes Monocacy Road near Ceresville as the ancient trading corridor where early Germans and Lutherans settled, with Muhlenberg and Schlatter sources reinterpreted and grounds identified by ruins and cemetery clues.
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Betty Sullivan
Africa
Asia Minor
Frederick
George Washington
Henrich Melchior Muhrenberg
Maryland
Penn's
Woodland
Virginia
Monocacy
Fredericktown
Creagerstown
Ceresville
Charles
Boyd
University of Wisconsin
Camp Detrick
Frederck
Bod
Monocacy Village
Eduard T Schultz
Monocacy Vilage
Fredenrich
Bord
Shank
Dr. Roxd
Air Force
Rey Nelson
Deinck
Schultz
Rev
Muhlenberg
Josephine Etchison
C. Burr-Artz
Muhlenberg College
Allentown
Mulhenberg
Monocacy Road
Rochell
Muhrenberg
Einken Meen
Fredenecktown
Fredenck
Muhlenbers
Germany
America
Carcles
Monetacy
Sic
Ceresville 1
Monecacy Village
Dr. Boyd
John Derr
A. G. Tracey
Hampstead
Tracey
Devesville
Courtney Stauffer
Monocaste
Pennsylvania
Rain Dampens Attendance at Armed Forces Day Event
Rain shortened crowds at Camp Detrick Armed Forces Day ceremonies with a late sun break allowing a parade and Mayor Rice speech. Exhibits at the Field House drew hundreds, including Red Cross, safety gear, a jet engine mockup, and a miniature disposal plant. The Second Army Band performed at 1:15 p.m. and a reviewing parade featured Col. Fitzpatrick and Brig. Gen. Newton among other dignitaries.
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Camp Detrick
Armed Forces
Chemical Corps
Donald B. Rice
Detrick
Reserve Officers Association
Comdr
Melville Stockwell
Red Cross
Fredericktonians
Detrick Pit
Field Kitchen
Seventh Street
Field House
Ton City
Second Army
John W. Fitzpatrick
Raymond Randall
Biological Laboratories
Harry P. Newton
Fitzpatrick
LeRoy D. Fothergill
Rice
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland State Police
Charles W. Magaha
Maryland
Charles v. Main
Girard Gallup
Fof
Chamber of Commerce
Dorsey Shipley
Robert ,E. Delaplaine
James Bartigis
32Nd Reserve Signal Construction Battalion
James A. Catsail
Maryland National Guard
B. B. Berger
Trenton Rue
Bush
A. B. Pollack
Michael R. DeCarlo
Robert D. Chapman
E. E. Champlin
William Eakins
Rowland Rushmore
Joseph Victor
Paul W. McAuliffe
Robert L. Smith
A. J. Ellin
Five Divorces Granted in Carroll County Circuit Court
May 17 five divorces were granted in the Carroll County Circuit Court. Robert Norman Strine of New Windsor received a divorce from Betty Jane Koontz Strine with Union Bridge custody of two children. William Reese Cress of Westminster was granted an absolute divorce from Dorothy Jane Cress. Gert rude A Brown of Westminster was granted an absolute divorce from John M Brown. Lorax Cole of Manchester was granted an absolute divorce from George Robert Cole Jr with one child awarded to the mother Teresa A Bollinger of Tanextown.
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Westminster
Circuit Court
Carroll County
Robert Norman Strine
New Windsor
Betty Jane Koontz Strine
Union Bridge
William Reese Cress
Dorothy Jane Cress
Gertrude A. Brown
John M. Brown
Teresa A. Bollinger
Tanextown
Amidee E. Bollinger
W the Mothe
Archbishop Leads Confirmation at St John’s Frederick
Archbishop Francis Patrick Keogh officiated at a confirmation for about 150 candidates, including 30 adult converts, at St. John’s Church in Frederick. He urged holy living, frequent penance and communion, family prayer, and personal salvation, while praising the Catholic Charities Fund drive and stressing the soul’s immortality and duty to help the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Patrick Keough
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick
Libertytown
Brunswick
Catholic Charities Fund
United Welfare
St. John’s Parish
George L. Hopkins
John Sheridan
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Joseph O’donnell
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Wooden
St. Jerome’s Baltimore
Stephen Chylinski
Graceland Park
John Mountain
St. Peter's, Libertytown
Paul Dougherty
St. Francis
William Culhane
Mt. St. Mary's
Joseph Mort
St. Meinrad’s Abbey
Indiana
Fr. McAvoy
St. Jerome's
Baltimore
James Hogan
Jerr Quill
Richard Etzler
Robert ‘Hartman
W. Clinton McSherry
Donald"b. Rice
Donald B. Rice
Charles Everly
Hagerstown residents cast in world distributed health film
A 35 member Hagerstown cast will appear in a public health movie funded by the U S State Department and produced in Hagerstown by a New York company. Most cast members are from Potomac Players local drama group. Carries Torch Too Far David C Meais warned girlfriend Lacy Fox about her clothing and two pet tortoises because she planned to leave him. He received a jail sentence set to be suspended upon repayment of $100. He began his term Saturday and works to raise the money.
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Hagerstown
U. S. State Department
New York
Potomac Playmakers
David C. Meais
Lacy Fox
Paul Ottinger
Ottinger
Moats
Miss Fox
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