Cutshall Replies To Ministers Over License Decisions
Frederick County License Commissioner Cutshall defends his handling of alcoholic beverage licenses amid a ministers association protest and governor involvement. He cites democracy, law, and a small number of appeals, noting prior license revocations and a history of upholding liquor laws. Noting public support for sales, he says most licensees operate within the law.
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Frederick County
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Youth Driver Causes Fence and Hedge Damage
A year-old boy in his mother's car damaged a fence and hedge in a yard. Police officer Charles V. Main reported the boy drove onto Ralph Fahrney’s property, causing about 30 dollars in fence damage and 19 dollars in car damage. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a license and with reckless driving.
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Love Theft Case Verdict Draws High Award in Chicago
A Chicago Circuit Court Banc awarded Dr. Les sier Odell 190000 for alienation of his wife affection after a one hour deliberation. The verdict came from a seven woman five man jury and involved Dr. Emerson McVey, Odell’s lifelong friend.
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Matron of Home for the Aged Dies Suddenly at 67
Mrs. Strude L. Kefauver longtime matron of the Home for the Aged on Record Street died this morning at 8 45 of a heart attack. A charter Soroptimist member active in civic and church work she had lived in Burkittsville earlier and leaves a daughter Elizabeth White and a son William L. Kefauver with siblings and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are under R. E. Dailey and Son with services Tuesday at the funeral home in Burkittsville.
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Proposed Increases Draw Fire In Maryland Hospital Rates
Labor leaders criticized planned Blue Cross rate hikes in Maryland while a hospital spokesman defended them. The State Insurance Commission closed its hearings for the day amid ongoing sessions expected to extend into next week. Ralph B. Murphy of the Hospital Council of Baltimore warned against hopes of dramatic cost reductions, noting selective admissions would not meaningfully lower expenses.
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University official to face charges over 18600 shortage
College Park Md State's Attorney Blair H Smith says charges will be brought against a University of Maryland official for an 18600 shortage found in the university treasury. The matter, turned over May 13, was not disclosed until yesterday and involves an agriculture department employee dismissed. bond coverage and appeals rights are noted while the university and state await a full report. President Wilson B Elkins is in Europe and unavailable for comment.
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Criss-Cross Pattern Of Ups Downs
New York reports a broad economy seen in waves of gains and losses across sectors. Manufacturing faltered in tools and autos while food and steel inch higher. unemployment climbs toward six million with vacation workers entering the market.
Auto Misses Curve injures two Thurmont youths
Two Thurmont youths were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an automobile accident on Route 81 about 14 miles west of Thurmont. The crash occurred shortly before dawn when the vehicle failed to negotiate a curve, injuring both occupants. Authorities investigated the scene and reported non life threatening injuries.
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Chrysler executives to take temporary pay cuts to cut costs
A year for the air business hinges on profit, with profits tied to volume. Chrysler Corp will dock about 2,000 officers and executives from one to three weeks’ salary this summer as a cost-saving measure.
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Archives Room Suggestion At Frederick Memorial Nurses Home
At a Frederick Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumni Association meeting a proposal for an archives room for the Georgi anna Houck Simmons Nurses Home was discussed along with changes to the hospital school graduates. Mrs Mary Louise Cramer urged a meeting with a cap company representative and tentative plans for a 1948 class homecoming are set for graduation weekend in September. A benefit dance is planned for May 29 at the VFW Country Club and a summer outing was also talked about.
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V.F.W. Country Club
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Archives Room
Bettie Thompson
Western Maryland College to award degrees June 2
Alcoa counsel Leon Hickman is slated to receive a doctor of laws degree at Western Maryland College’s 88th commencement on June 2. Four other honorees and 126 seniors will also be awarded degrees, as the college honors church ministry leaders and educators.
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President Proposes Nuclear Talks At Geneva In 3 Weeks
President Eisenhower outlined plans for Geneva talks in three weeks to discuss a possible nuclear test ban. He proposed international expert teams from the United States Britain France and other nations to study detection methods and report within 30 to 60 days. The aim is progress toward suspending nuclear tests potentially leading to a summit and broader disarmament discussions.
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Cornell President Assaulted by Students in Cayuga Heights
In Ithaca New York on campus and at the president's home a large male crowd protested proposed party rules. They shouted insults and demanded Deane W. Malott's resignation. A smoke bomb was set off and eggs and rocks were thrown breaking some windows. Authorities consider tighter off campus party regulations including limits on inviting girls.
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Mahoney Declines Tawes Breakfast Over Bad Ankle
George P. Mahoney said he cannot attend a Monday breakfast for governor candidate Tawes due to an ailing ankle. The injured ankle flared up after his 1958 primary campaign, causing him to rest at his Owings Mills farm and prop the limb every 15 minutes for relief.
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Insane To Strike Now Reuther Warns UAW
Detroit The United Auto Workers union led by President Walter Reuther urged against a strike as the auto industry faces recession and 730000 unsold cars. The union proposed day-to-day extensions of existing three year contracts set to expire in 10 days, warning work stoppage could occur if Ford GM and Chrysler refuse.
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Another Child Bitten By Dog In Frederick City
A four year old boy, James Edward Houck, son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Houck of East Sixth Street, was bitten on the left arm and lower lip by a dog near his home. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. police seek the dog. earlier this week many dog bite incidents involved children and authorities urge protection and vaccination if the dog cannot be found.
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Political split echoed as France and Algeria brace for change
In Paris Pflimlin pushes constitutional reform to shore up the government while in Algiers rebels proclaim an Al Algeria Committee of Public Safety. Gen Salan signs the committee papers as moderates fear a factional seizure of power and debate possible reconciliation with insurgents.
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Fair Skies Rare Across Much of the United States
The Associated Press reports scattered showers and thunderstorms across a broad swath from the Pacific Northwest to Florida. Fair skies were rare except in the extreme Northeast and the Southwest as warm air from the South ends a recent frost in the Midwest. The outlook shows continued unsettled weather with heavy rain in the Southeast and mixed clouds elsewhere.
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