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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1956

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Delayed Award Of Contract For Jefferson Street Project

City delaying award of contract for major resurfacing from South Street intersection to city limits after state roads commission provided cost figures. Federal share around 50 percent, city and state about 25 percent each. city funding previously planned from gasoline taxes. Mayor Derr has asked for cost explanations.

Jefferson Street South Street State Roads Commission John A.t Derr Bents Street Bentz Street Church Second Streets Health Department

Bolt Fire Destroys Davis and Elkins Science Building

A lightning sparked fire at Davis and Elkins College in Elkins West Virginia raged for hours, prompting evacuation with no student injuries. One firefighter was hospitalized for smoke inhalation, condition not stated. Fire crews from six towns aided Elkins responders, focusing on the roof and third and fourth floors.

Elkins W. Va Science Hall of Davis and Elkins College

Waterways funding listed for Cumberland and nearby harbors

The House Appropriations Committee proposed several waterway appropriations. Cumberland and Ridgley in West Virginia receive 3.4 million dollars, with additional sums for Crisfield Harbor, Little Creek, Lowes Wharf Anchorage, Queenstown Harbor, St. Catherines Sound, and the Wicomico River.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Delaware Summit Bridge Maryland Cumberland and Ridgley Crisfield Harbor Little Creek Lowes Wharf Anchorage Queenstown St. Catherines Sound Wicomico River

Two Teens Charged With Assault In Annapolis Visit

In Annapolis two Anne Arundel youths face assault and battery charges for beating an 18 year old North Carolinian visiting St John’s College. Preston R. Trott 18 of Margarets and a 16 year old from Shore Acres await trial as Police Commissioner Rawlings vows no taser. James Anthony Womack 18, a United Press employee in New York, may testify upon his return.

Annapolis Anne Arundel County St. John’s College Preston R. Trott Ee Margarets Shore Acres George W. Rawlings James Anthony Womack United Press New York

Driest May Since 1936 Forecast for Frederick Area

May inches recorded in Frederick are far below normal with only about 0.25 inch over two thirds of the month. Forecasters expect scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms, warm highs in the upper 80s, and a cooler Thursday, while Fishing Creek dam spillway flow shows a slight cutback but remains strong.

Frederick City Weather Bureau Frank Weddle Fishing Creek Dam

Benson's Son To Address Republican Women Monday

DeWitt S Hyde will introduce Reed A Benson oldest son of Ezra Benson at the Peter Pan Inn meeting of the Federation of Republican Women of Maryland. The Sixth Congressional District event includes luncheon and questions with Benson a former Air Force chaplain and missionary. Other speakers include Senator John Marshall Butler and J Glenn Beall as noted. The program emphasizes Republican aims and district activities.

Moisson France Air Force George Washington University Law School District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Peter Pan Inn W. Cash Smith Woodsboro Vaughnn E. Richardson Federation Reed A. Benson U.s.jbe Tiem Will Opaker Irs Smith Mem- Benson Bers Callecond Federation of Rebutf Mra Richardson Benson John Marshall Butler Cur J Glenn Beall National Republicans Brigham Young Univer Helensity Remsburg Herbert Duvall Oliver Bri Edgar Remsburg Joseph Coaner Jacob Vorous Oxford ‘ University England J.R. Gorman Louis Gravelle Laurel Walker Charles Risher George Harple Thejres Marilyn Morrison Amorisat Central Maller Helen Burkart

Drunk Driver Pleads Guilty In West Street Crash

James L. Gochenour of Braddock Heights pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and reckless driving after a collision on West South Street. He was fined $150 and jailed 15 days for the DUI plus 45 days in default. He also received $50 in fines and 15 days for the reckless charge, total 75 days in jail. Deputy Sheriff Wilbur Sheffield Jr. and City Officer William Boone Jr. handled the case.

West South Street James L. Gochenour Braddock Heights Edward D. Storm Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr Storm Gochenour William A. Boone Jr U.S.40 West Frank M. Thompson Sjamsville C. D. Mades Thompson Robert D. Kirby James A. Gosma Muskegon Mich Robert Carson Hagerstown iGosma Dewey L. Hall RFD 2 Gaithersburg Kir Washington Manus E. McGeady Baltimore Toj Maryland McGeady South Market Street Boone William Procter Harry Miller U.S. 40 West Kirby Gordon C. Godbey Newark Del Willis L. Chrisman Walconville Ind U.S. 40 Michaell D. Peske Detroit Roy B. Cannon Brunswick Joseph Pryor Pittsburgh West John R. Burns Cannonsburg Louise C Kenton Cadiz Daria S. Bigler Shippensburg Frederick Sgt. Mades Ft. George

New Bid For Long Range Foreign Aid

Secretary of State Dulles said the administration will propose a new long range foreign aid bill when it reaches the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He also argued that Khrushchev did not disclose the 1.2 million military manpower reduction, a deduction Stassen claimed he had learned from Khrushchev.

Washington Dulles Senate Foreign Relations Committee U. S Russia Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev London Khrushchev Harold Stassen Stassen Khrush Truman Connelly L. S. Hadley Independence Kan Sinclair Crude Oil Co

Three Cars Damaged in Rear End Collision in Town

Three vehicles sustained damage after a rear end collision on East street near East Fourth street Monday around 4 15 p m. Officers said Mary Alice Smith’s car struck the Doll Jr car pushing it into the Crouse sedan. Damages were $250 $75 and $25 respectively. No charges were filed.

East Street East Fourth Street Nathan Dorsey George W. Crouse South Market Street Charles C. Doll Jr Carroll Parkway Mary Alice Smith Frederick RFD 2 Crouse Spedal Smith

Girl under spell sent to CAS foster care in juvenile case

A Frederick girl described as under a spell by her grandmother was placed under Juvenile Court jurisdiction and committed to the Children's Aid Society for foster care. A physician said the girl showed no physical illness and the issue was social. A 12 year old Brunswick girl accused of petty theft was also committed to CAS for foster placement. The matters arose from petitions by Mrs. William C Roderick, county probation officer. Sandy Point Park to open next Monday with full facilities available to all races.

Frederick Children’s Aid Society Pattrick M. Schnauffer Brunswick CAS William C. Roderick

Senate House committee reaches compact on farm bill soil plan

A Washington compromise emerges on a soil bank and farm bill aimed at replacing the broad measure President Eisenhower vetoed on April 16. The agreement, reached by a Senate House committee, seeks to resolve key turf issues and move forward with farm policy.

Washington Senate House Eisenhower

Eisenhower Faces Missouri Battle of Editors

Missouri editors weigh the 1956 race with 13 of 17 predicting a Democratic win this fall while Kansas editors favor Eisenhower. The survey signals support for Adlai Stevenson and notes nine strong in-state backers of Sen. Stuart Symington as a Democratic dark horse.

Kansas City Missouri Eisenhower Kansas Fisenhower Harrys. Truman Adlai E. Stevenson Stuart Symington

Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware

Warm spell on Wednesday followed by cooler Thursday and Friday Cooler than midweek warmth returns Saturday Scattered thundershowers tonight Wednesday Friday and Sunday Temperatures 3 to 10 degrees above normal Precipitation around a quarter inch Normal daytime highs in the low to mid 70s with overnight lows in the upper 40s to 50s Western Maryland colder at night

Maryland Delaware

Reward For Good Service Fine Job Russ Says M Keldin Boots McCain

Russell H McCain is removed as chairman of the State Roads Commission after 11 years of service. Frederick O Bonnell is named to chairmanship. Gov Theodore R McKeldin sends telegram confirming the action and expresses appreciation and best wishes for ongoing public service.

National Highway Users Conference Maryland Roads Commission Robert O. Bonnell Baltimore McCain Bonnell State Roads Commission Robert Russ M’keldin SRC Russell H. McAin O. Bonnell Frederick Dent Maryternoon Govland Theodore R. McKeldin Ament

Ministers Of County Elect New Officers

The Frederick County Ministers Association met at St. Pauls Lutheran Utica for its annual officer election with Rev Car roll L Boyer as president and Rev Robert L Strickler as vice president. Planning for a fall religious census and a discussion on aligning school schedules with church events followed. Dr H H McConnell and Miss Mabel Dawson spoke on Christian education and leadership training. The group proposed studying the feasibility of a county wide religious census and setting aside a day for religious activities. Truman toured Salerno with Mrs Truman and friends visiting Paestum ruins nearby.

Frederick County William C. Harpold Trinity Methodist Church Frederick Mabel Dawson Board of Christian Educa‘tion Maryland-Delaware Council of Churches Church of the Brethren H.H. McConnell National Council of Churches McConnell Frederick County Council of Churches

Robin Hood and Merry Men Held on Burglary Charges

A self styled Robin Hood Joseph Franklin Wright and his associate Bernard Coleman White were jailed after police detailed hundreds of burglaries blamed on the pair. Wright 25 and White 21 allegedly admitted 65 District of Columbia housebreakings and operated as “stumble bum type operators” who targeted expensive homes and shared loot with friends.

Washington Robin Hood Joseph Franklin Robin Hood) Wright Bernard Coleman Little John) White Fredericksburg Joseph Shimon District of Columbia Shimon

No. Caudle and Watson Letters Tie to Sachs Case Prosecution

Arthur B. Cunningham of Miami identified exhibits showing four failed prosecution attempts in 1950. A letter from former U. S. district attorney Watson in St. Louis discussed the Sachs case and suggested the statute of limitations was near. Lacts-was fined in 1951 for tax evasion but avoided prison. checks to Caudle on a royalty interest were ruled evidence insufficient by Judge Hulen.

Arthurb. Cunningham Miami Fla Drake Watson U. S St. Louis Caudle Sachs Watson U.S. Dist Rubey M. Hulen

Walkersville High School Alumni Banquet Held

Two hundred alumni and guests attended Walkersville High School's annual Alumni Banquet at Community Hall. Irving Sachs faced tax-evasion charges in St. Louis as a representative discussed the class’s history. A scholarship fund was created, raising 85 dollars, with officers elected and plans to donate more.

Walkersville Harry J. Schwimmer Connelly Schwimmer Irving Sachs Doris Dorsey Kenneth Mercer Robert Moberly III Warren Smith Kathryn M. Stauffer Patsy H. Garst Walkersville High School Art Taylor

Russians Gift Plane To Egypt Leader Nasser Receives Ilyushin 14

Cairo reports a Soviet Ilyushin 14 is donated to Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser. The two-engine prop plane previously used by Bulganin and Khrushchev on their Asian tour is now part of Egyptian government use. The gift follows similar aircraft presents to Nehru of India and U Nu of Burma.

Cairo Egypt Soviet Union Gamal Abdel Nasser Nikolai Bulganin Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev B and K Nehru Burma U Nu

Agreement Reached on Layoff Plan for Seamen

Labor and management leaders announced a layoff pay plan for seamen. The agreement, stated by Joseph Curran of the National Maritime Union and Ralph E. Casey of the American Merchant Marine Institute, covers about 40 668 sailors and sets weekly payments for laid off workers.

New York Joseph Curran National Maritime Union Ralph E. Casey American Merchant Marine Institute

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Davis and Elkins Rockville M. L. Reese Montgomery County Cumberland PSC Sinepuxent Bay Assateague Ackerman Robert C. Walker Assateague Island Worcester County Public Service Commission Leon D. Ackerman General Assembly Assateague Island Bridge Corp Army Ergensey Toision Jowners The For Europe Millard C. Martin Eugenia Warren Edwards Akron Ohio Martin New York Central Elyria Nyc Harriman Averell Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Sandy Point Sandy Points State Park Salerno Italy Harry S. Truman Bastenanee Paestum Stanney Woodward Merry Men Dallas Sen Lyndon B Oil W.H.S Newspapree Hachive
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