Land Suits Filed by State in Thurmont Frederick By-Pass
The State Roads Commission has filed three condemnation suits in Circuit Court for land needed for the Thurmont and Frederick by-passes. Plaintiffs are Claude Clemson, E. Layton Moser, and George Wilhide of Thurmont. The commission seeks site and easement rights including bed of U.S. 15, with figures differing from the Property Review Board’s recommendations. Samuel W. Barrick is special county counsel.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick Counts Board of Property Review
Circuit Court
Thurmont
Frederick
Claude C. Clemson
Red
George Calvin Wilhide
Property Review Board
Commission
Clemson
Moser
Wilhide
Review Board
U. S. 15
Frederick By-Pass
Motter Avenue
Tuscarora Creek
Worman’s
U.S. 15
Touriment
Samuel W. Barrick
Rossellini In Spotlight in Bombay Affair
In Bombay a rumored love affair involving director Roberto Rossellini and Sonali Das Gupta has reached official attention with Prime Minister Nehru. Das Gupta denies a planned marriage, asserts business ties only, while Rossellini faces visa expiry and possible departure amid Indian government contracts for documentaries.
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Bombay
India
Roberto Rossellini
Sonali Das Gupta
Nehru
Rossellini
Ingrid Berg- Man
Taj Mahal
Airs
Das Gupta
Sucheta Kripalanin
New Deli
Rye boy kills mother and sister in quarrel over studies
In Rye New York 14 year old Andrew Casey shot his mother Dorothy 18 and sister Sheila 20 after an argument over homework. The father Gene Casey 50 collapsed from a heart attack fleeing the scene. Sheila died at Port Chester United Hospital, Andrew surrendered after police arrival.
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Rye
N. Y
Ilder
Andrew Casey
Dorothy Casey
Sheila
Rye’s National Bank
Gene R. Casey
Boston Globe and
Dist
Atty
Joseph F. Gagliardi
Westchester Country
Robert. Warren
Andrew
Story House
Rifle Club
Police Athetic League
Colege
Michael
United Hospital
Port Chester
New York City
Grassilands
East View
N.Y
iCaseys
Long Island Sound
Housed In New Home PCA-NFLA Opens Open House
The Frederick Production Credit Association and the National Farm Loan Association move to 925 East Street, occupying a new 45 by 52 foot single story building with heat pump system. Open houses set for 1:30 to 3:30 PM and 7 to 9 PM, highlighting expanded space for 12 staff, central offices, and parking for rural customers. The two organizations serve about 1,200 farmers across Carroll Frederick Montgomery and Washington counties with combined loans over five million dollars.
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Frederick
Farm Credit Office
Monocacy Villace
Potomac Edison Company
Fishers Firm
Lloyd C. Culler
Fisher’s
Herbert
Hahn
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington Counties
National Farm Loan Association
Production Credit Association
S. L. Hoke
West
Minster
Howard
Quinn
Ray H. Smith
E_Filis
Hood
Mt. Airy
Amos E. Reeder
Boonsboro
J. Herbert Surder
Tnion Bridge
Frederick High to name new principal for next school year
The Frederick County Board of Education is expected to announce the successor to Harry Frushour as Frederick High School principal for the upcoming school year starting in September. Frushour, who has served three years, was named this week as special assistant to Superintendent James A. Sensenbaugh. He will assume his new duties July 1 and continue as principal through the current school year as well.
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Harry
Dour Queen's Statue To Be Taken From Comfort Station
Hull officials plan removal of a statue in Victoria Square tied to a royal visit. Lord Middleton and Alderman Kneeshaw press action after a public convenience under the statue drew offense. The piece recalls Queen Elizabeth II's visit and spurred the move amid local unease.
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Dour
Comfort Station
Hull
England
Denmark
Victoria Square
Lord Middleton
Hull University
Queen
Yorkshire
George VI
Ner
Britain
Windsor
Elizabeth iI
Har
Kneeshaw
Public hearings planned on Potomac basin water plan
The U S Army Engineer District announces a series of public hearings on a comprehensive Potomac river basin water plan. First session June 25 at Rockville High School, county listings include Loudoun Fairfax Fauquier Arlington in Virginia and Montgomery Prince George's in Maryland plus Adams County Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia. Subsequent hearings will follow in Fairfax and Washington. Written input is encouraged and will be part of a single hearing for the report. Col George B Sumner invites written statements and attendance by federal state and local agencies and affected interests.
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U. S. Army Engineer District
Washington
Richard Montgomery
Rockville
Fairfax
Interior
Potomac River
Shenandoah River
Loudoun
Fauquier
Arlington
Alexandria
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Prince George's
Maryland
Adams County
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Army
George B. Sumner
Mount St Marys College Student Dies Suddenly
A Mount St Marys College freshman, William P Begnal, 23, died today at Annie Warner Hospital near Gettysburg Pennsylvania. A college spokesman said he fell ill, complained of not feeling well, and was taken to the campus physician before hospitalization. He was the son of Mr and Mrs James P Begnal of Waterbury Connecticut.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s
Col. Wege
Annie Warner Hospital
Tin
Gettysburg
William P. Begnal
James P.begnal
Waterbury
Conn
Begnal
Begnal Veteran of Two Years Army Service at Mount St Marys
Begnal was a veteran of two years Army service who started at Mount St Marys last September. The note records his prior military tenure and his enrollment at the Mount St Marys institution during the recent autumn term.
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Begnal
Mount St. Marys
Sun Returns as Frederick Sees Warmer Weekend
Frederick residents welcomed the Sun marking the first appearance since last Saturday as temperatures rose toward mid afternoon highs around 85 degrees. At 10:30 a.m. the reading was six degrees above Wednesdays 65 degree forecast with last night’s low clear. Sunshine aided drying of soaked ground for farmers and gardeners to resume spring work with no precipitation reported yesterday after five days. Forecasters expect no sustained rain but may be scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers Saturday with warm humid conditions.
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Frederick
Balloon ascent aims for 110000 feet in Manhigh tests
Air Force launches high altitude test where Capt. Joseph W. Kittinger rides in a sealed capsule hung beneath a 200 foot balloon, reaching 95,000 feet with plans for Maj. David G. Simons to ascend to 110,000 feet in early June. The mission uses a polyetheylene capsule with a 24 hour live test window and extensive data gathering gear.
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Alamogordo
N.M. W
With-izen Research Co
Kittinger
Earth
Air Force
Joseph W. Kittinger
Orville
Derson
Albert Stevens
Rapid City
Minneapolis
S. Dminn
Holloman Air Development Center
David G. Simons
Simons
Col
John P. Stapp
Holioman
Aeromed Labs
Win
Severe Weather Threat Grows Across Storm Areas
The Associated Press reports renewed severe weather across storm battered regions in the midcontinent. Tornadoes hit Missouri Kansas Texas Oklahoma and southern Illinois. three other states saw heavy rains and floods with up to 8 inches in places. Fort Smith Arkansas recorded over 3.5 inches in six hours. Continuous showers stretched from northeast Texas to Ohio Valley and Great Lakes as warm humid air met cooler air along Michigan to eastern Texas.
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Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Williois
Alissouri
Malone
Illinois
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Far West
New Eng
St.Lawrence Valley
Michigan
Soldier Cleared of Manslaughter in Taiwan Court Martial
Sgt. Robert G. Reynolds, 42, of Colora Md and Coatesville Pa, found innocent by a five colonel three sergeant major panel in Taipei of voluntary manslaughter in the March 29 shooting of Liu Tze-jas a Chinese peeping at his bathroom window Reynolds testified his wife Clara saw Liu peering while she showered and Reynolds said he fired in self defense after Liu advanced Reynolds defense argued local reporting tilted public opinion and two prosecution witnesses gave false testimony, with the panel deliberating one hour and 25 minutes before acquittal.
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Taipei
Robert G. Reynolds
Colora
Coatesville
Reynolds
Liu Tze-jas
Lia
Stife
Clara
Lau
Charles E. Stevie
Steele
Lin
Chemical Sprays To Thin Orchard Fruit
Washington reports that chemical sprays will largely replace human thinning of apples and other fruit on commercial farms. The costs of spray applications can be far lower than hand thinning, with some estimates showing much higher per acre savings. State tax refund checks totaling 2.5 million dollars have been mailed to Maryland taxpayers, while lawsuits unfold regarding a former internal revenue official.
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Washington
Riverhead
N. Y
Florence English
Maurice
Baltimore
English
Nunan
New York
Joseph D
Maryland
Herman Jr
U.S
Thi
David Kuenetz
Brooklyn
Protestant Agrees With Catholic Stand in School Baccalaureate
Washington D C Glenn L Archer chief spokesman for a Protestant group that rarely backs Catholic positions defended Catholic students right to boycott a public school baccalaureate in a Protestant church The incident occurred in Moundsville West Virginia where 22 graduates skipped the ceremony held Sunday at a Methodist church with a Presbyterian minister delivering the sermon
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Washington
Glenn L. Archer
Moundsville
W. Va
County Church Plans Groundbreaking for New Educational Building
St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church of Burkittsvile will break ground Sunday at 2 PM for a 35 by 52 foot two story concrete block education building costing 35000 dollars. Rev Martin L Zirkle said the project will serve nursery through junior departments and Sunday School enrollment will exceed 175 pupils. Lford C. Culler has the building contract.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Burkittsville
Zirkle
Navy
Air Force
Church School
Zirkler
Church Council
Clark
Routzahr
Claude Ahalt
Lloyd Murphy
Paul Smith
Outerbridge L
Lford C. Culler
Secretary Wilson Warns 2% Defense Cut Jeopardizes Security
In prepared testimony to a Senate Appropriations subcommittee Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson argued that a proposed 2 percent biennial cut in the defense budget amounts to gambling with national security. He said cuts based on hope are risky and urged restoration of most reductions, noting some adjustments are for capital funds and not immediate program cuts. He indicated about 1.1 billion dollars of the proposed cuts could be absorbed by reallocations, with roughly 1.27 billion dollars still to be fought. The 36.128 billion dollar budget request was stated in the context of Eisenhower concerns over aircraft and missile purchases.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Senate
Wilson
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Eisenhowser
Ig J
Comwailad Ranammandad
Tough Cuts Warned By Wilson On Global Challenges
Wilson warns that budget cuts based on hope are risky. He notes Europe and the Far East present many unresolved problems. Although current Middle East fighting has ceased, issues there remain unsettled and could confront Congress as the defense budget is sent for approval.
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Wilson
Europe
Far East
Middle East
Congress
E U B Bishop Dies In York
Bishop Paul V. Shannon of the East Central District of the Evangelical United Brethren Church died at York Hospital after a heart attack at age 59. He was stricken during church ceremonies in Franklin County and hospitalized the same day. Shannon, elected bishop last month, had served as superintendent of the Pennsylvania EUB Conference since 1948 and directed the State Council of Churches. He leaves a widow and four children. funeral plans are incomplete.
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York
Paul £_ V. Shannon
East Central
Evangelical United Brethren Church
York Hospital
Shannon
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
State Council of Churches
Dallastown
EUB Church
Mountville
Lancaster County
Hungarian Refugee Students Rally Outside U.S. Embassy in Vienna
More than 1100 Hungarian refugee students demonstrated today outside the U.S. Embassy and consulate in Vienna demanding visas to emigrate to the United States.
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Vienna
Austria
U.S
United States
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