Court House Bids Opening On June 15
The Board of County Commissioners will open bids on June 15 at 11 a.m. for the initial phase of Court House improvements. Plans include relocating the court room on the second floor, new floor and ceiling changes, a self-operating elevator, and new judges bench.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Charles F. Bowers
Circuit Court
Court Equity and Land Records
Baltimore
T Ie
Court Clerk
Register of Wills
County Commissioners
Wether
Must Die For Killing Judge Must Die For Killing Judge
WARREN Pa Norman Moan 28 of Connellsville Pa shot and killed Judge Allison D Wade 52 last Jan 13 in a court on a nonsupport charge He was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death by the jury of 10 men and 2 women The foreman announced the verdict and the judge warned spectators There was no demonstration Clean up schedule for Wednesday in the city includes Phebus Avenue DeGrange Street South Bentz Street and West South Street National news Philadelphia at Brooklyn postponed due to threatening weather
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Warren
Norman Moan
Connellsville
Moon
Allison D. Wade
Pennsylvania
Richard E. Curtin
Alexander C. Flick, Jr
Flick
Wade
Phebus Avenue
DeGrange Street
South Bentz Street
West South Street
Salaries Under Scrutiny in Frederick Mayoral Race
Frederick mayoral candidate John A. Derr called for an explanation of raises given to Mayor Don ald B. Rice and City Register Aubrey Nicodemus. The board authorized extra pay citing unanticipated duties, while Derr and others question legality under Maryland law. The 1953 Legislature change is noted but not yet in effect. election is June 8.
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Frederick
Donald B. Rice
Associated Press
John A. Derr
Rice
Board of Aldermen
Repubblicans
Aubrey
A. Nicodemus
General Assembly
Register Nicodemus
City Register
Derr
Maryland
Offutt
Graduation for Victor Cullen trainees at Sabillasville
Victor Cullen Hospital near Sabillasville hosts combined graduation for two classes. Eight girls qualify as trained practical nurses. 1953 graduates include Frances Marie Bachicli Naomi Mae Barnes Pearl Marie Cosgrove and others from Hagerstown Lantz Boonsboro. Baccalaureate Tuesday evening led by Rev Claude H Corl. Wednesday ceremony features Dr Perry F Prather and Dr Elmer P Sauer presiding with Rev Leslie F Weber, certificates presented by Dr I B Lyon. Organist Joseph Bowers.
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Victor Cullen Hospital
Sabillasville
Joanne Elizabeth Lowe
Bedford
Anna Mae Showalter
Big Spring
Patsy Lee Weddle
Hagers
Town
Frances
Marie Bachicli
Boonsboro
Naomi
Mae Barnes
Flintstone
Perry F. Prather
Maryland State Department of Health
Elmer P. Sauer
State Department of Health
Leslie F. Weber
Lutheran Society of Maryland
I. B. Lyon
J. Boyd Davis
Church of the Transfiguration
Blue Ridge Summit
Joseph Bowers
Student Killed While Shooting At Target
Edward F Perrero, 15, was shot during a target shooting outing with his friend in a wooded area near Baltimore. He died after arrival at Lutheran Hospital. Perrero's 18 year old friend, George Allender, fled to seek help and was later taken to Northwestern Police Station.
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Baltimore
Edward F Perrero
Lutheran Hospital
George Allender
Perrero
Northwestern
Church Women Open Council Session Today
Sixty five delegates from all sections of Maryland registered at the Claggett Diocesan Center Buckeystown for a two day conference of the State Council of Church Women Ah s Raymond Miller Baltimore council president opened the meet ing The morning session elected new officers by acclamation and installed them Mrs Miller president Mrs Christian Merz recording secretary Mrs Millard Coblentz Middletown corresponding secretary newly elected Mrs C Neivton Kidd Baltimore first vice president Mrs Edward McGowan Frederick second vice president Mrs Edna Holt Annapolis third vice president and Miss Grace Boehl Baltimore treasurer Mrs E Lester Keyser Baltimore georeeletnd ehaiera- 8 Shomeh World Missions Mrs D Ellwood Williams Annapolis of Christian Social Relations and Mrs Homer Winchell Round Bay chosen new chairman for Church World Relations Eleven local councils sent delegates Mrs Raymond E Wilhelm president of the Frederick area The first session focused on reports and business Two national officers from New York City Mrs W Murdock MacLeod general director UCW and Mrs Floyd S Hyde director of reacership education spoke MacLeod described UCW work at all levels Hyde discussed leadership development Kniff Baltimore charter member led a workshop Luncheon discussed UCW monthly magazine Hyde will speak this evening and groups will divide into six sections for topic workshops Wednesday morning features a panel on media information including press TV radio films and other visual aids.
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Miller
Christian Merz
Baltimore
Millard Coblentz
Middletown
C. Neivton Kidd
Edward McGowan
Frederick
Edna Holt
Annapolis
Grace Boehl
E. Lester Keyser
New York City
MacLeod
UCW
Hyde
Walter Kniff
Maryland Council
Four-Car Crash Causes $1500 Damage On College Avenue
Four cars sustained more than $1,500 in damage in a collision at College Avenue and Rockwell Terrace Monday around 11 am. Ursa Miller, 2 West Second Street, failed to yield, striking Mary Catherine Biser, Frederick Route 4, then hitting a parked sedan owned by Dr. and Mrs. E P Thomas. Miller faces a failing to yield charge. hearing set for Wednesday in Peoples Court.
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College Avenue
Rockwell
Sergt
Sherman Boone
North College Parkway
Ursa Miller
West Second Street
Mary Catherine Biser
Frederick
Biser
Rockwell Terrace
E. P. Thomas
Diller
Peoples Court
Leaves for Schine questioned in Army testimony
Maj. Gen. Ryan testifies McCarthy subcommittee repeatedly sought special leaves from Ft. Dix for Pvt. G. David Schine but he says requests served subcommittee work only. McCarthy brands Army charts dishonest while Ryan defends them as truthful. Blount recalls Cohn angry over Schine treatment and demands kitchen police duty assignment details.
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Schine
McCarthy
Ryan
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
McCarthy Camp
Ft. Dix
McCarthy Subcommittee
John Bruce Blount
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Blount
May Day Program At Elm Street Junior High
Elm Street Junior High staged its annual May Day performance at Hudson outdoor theater on Hood College campus with 400+ attendees. Seventh and eighth grade glee clubs performed. seventh grade boys did a May Pole dance. students presented themes from the twelve months in pantomime, song, speech, and dance under Mrs. Homer Brooks and Richard Summers. Frank H. Lewis is the principal.
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Elm Street
Hudson
Hood College
Homer Brooks
Inguih Tate
Richard Summers
Star Spaneed
Francis Scott Key
Casey
Jack Kussmaul
Dwicht Roy
Robert Leatherman
Frank H. Lewis
Cal Abrams Bought By Baltimore Birds
The Baltimore Orioles bought Cal Abrams a 30 year old Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder for pitcher Dick Littlefield and an undisclosed amount of money. The deal announced by Art Ehlers aims to bolster Baltimore's batting slump with Abrams who hit .286 last season with 15 homers and 43 RBIs for the Pirates. He had appeared 15 games up to last Friday with a .143 average.
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Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Cal Abrams
Pittsburgh Pirate
Dick Littlefield
Art Ehlers
Oriole
Hore
Det. Tigers
Baltimore
Abrams
Brooklyn Dodgels
Tig
Pirates
Saint Joseph College Graduation Set for June
Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg will hold its 144th commencement on Tuesday June 1 at DePaul auditorium. Auxiliary Bishop Jerome D Sebastian will confer bachelor degrees after a welcome by Romaine Smith. The day includes baccalaureate mass, a Marian pageant, a Rose Soiree, alumnae reception, and awards led by Monsignor Sheridan and Father Dodd with student speakers Norma Wootten and Marie Paule Welcox.
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Tiis Bacellency
Jerome DD
Sebastian
D. D
Baltimore
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
DePaul Auditorium
Romaine Smith
Waldorf
Cyril F. Meyer
C. M
St. John’s University
Brooklyn
N.Y
John L. Sheridan
Elmeric Dubois
Marie Paule Welcox
Haddonfield
Nod
Glee Club
Kalbach
Deloul
Mien Memaris
Bac
Oof Arts
Barbara Baird
Margverite Bourdeau
Ware
Mass
Patricia Brady
Chevy Chase
Helen Coyne
Scranton
Maureen E. Alexandria
Jeanne Grameser
N. JL
Eneida Gonvales
Rio Piedras
P. R
Margaret Hoff
Princeton
Mary Little
Cleveland
Marie Pantie Niel
Vos
Hallowfield
Sister Magnes O'Mara
O. S. BR
Birtaw
Iva
Marianna Ring
Washington
Indochina Peace Talks Hit Snag Over Procedure
Geneva talks on Indochina stall again as Molotov demands dividing issues into political and military צ aihe. Western diplomats warn that without progress on a cease-fire, prospects for further talks fade. Bidault prepares for firm opposition to linking political settlement with military advances, backed by Smith and Eden.
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Geneva
Indochina
V. M. Molotov
France
Vietninh
Molotov
Georges Bidault
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Anthony Eden
Break-ins at Ava ion Service Station and nearby venues
State Police investigate a spree of break ins over a week including Ava ion Service Station Mt Pleasant where tools valued at 150 dollars, a hand tool chest, a small radio, coins and cigarettes were taken and a juke box damaged. Additional entries targeted Braddock Drive-in Theater concession and Lawson Motors New Market on Friday night.
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Lic
H. L. Basore
Avaion
Mt. Pleasant
William T. Delanter
Roscoe Ports
Walkersville
Delacher
Daar Bet Tatt There By the Hriéves
Braddock Drive-in
Frederick
Io Lawson Motors
New Market
Five Day Forecast and Graduate List Snapshot
Five day forecast calls for fair and cool Wednesday and Thursday, warmer later with showers near week end. Temperatures run a bit below seasonal norms, with regional highs and lows hinted from Western Maryland to Delaware. Also included are graduation notices listing multiple recipients and their hometowns across Washington, Brony Wood, Emmitsburg, Brooklyn and others.
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Maryland
Delaware
Olney Baby Dies Of Heat Prostration
A three month old boy died of heat prostration after being found in a parked car with all windows closed in Bethesda Maryland. The infant Stephen D Olney son of Mr and Mrs Stephen B Olmery of Collegedale Tennessee had a 105 degree temperature on admission to a hospital. His parents left him in the car while the father sought a job at the National Institutes of Health. The day’s high temperature reached the upper 70s.
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Bethesda
National Institutes of Health
Stephen D. Olney
Stephen B. Olmery
Collozondale
Tenn
Olney
Institutes
PTA County Council Elects Pollack as President at Urbana Meeting
Mrs A D Pollack of Urbana was reelected president of the County Council of Parent Teacher Organizations at Frederick High School. The slate includes Mrs Joseph Vona as first vice president and William Hardy as second vice president. The meeting covered school needs from crowded classrooms to teacher shortages and material shortages. Emergency medical treatment plans for students were discussed, with doctors proposing a standard protocol. Announcements noted polio immunization, a scholarship for a Frederick County teacher working with mentally retarded children, and attendance at a National PTA convention in Atlantic City. Mrs Vona attends the convention while College Park hosts the summer PTA conference July 12 to 14. The group listened to the radio program Doorway to the Future and adjourned after committee reports and discussion groups chaired by Mrs Pollack.
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A. D. Pollack
Urbana
County Council of Parent Teacher Organizations
Frederick High School
Charles Putman
School Health Council
Forbes Burgess
Hardy
Citizens Committee
Werner Braun
Frederick County
Vona
PTA
Atlantic City
College Park
Doorway To the Future
National Citizens Committee On Schools
Pollack
North Market
Fia
W. W. Corbin
Lee Feete
Brunswick
Noel Gross
Camp Detrick
William H. Sorte Jr
Louise Corin
Contracts To M J Grove Co For Old Frederick Road
The We Grove Lime Co of Lime Kiln secures two US aided contracts totaling over 180000 for 313 miles of airsurfaced road work from Hansonville north to near Creagerstown. Work begins early June under County Engineer Roger H Willard after bid opening and federal approval.
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We Grove Lime Company
Mormng
Frederick
Hansonville
Kimmitspureg
Roger i H. Willard
US. 8
Bureau of Public Roads
Board of County Commissioners
Willard
Grove Company
Hansomvile
C. 5
Creageratown
Tridge
Reds Build Up Near Canal Amid Arms Shipments
Secretary of State Dulles warned that a 2000 ton arms shipment from Poland valued at 10 million dollars to Guatemala could enable a Communist stronghold near the Panama Canal. He cited Guatemala as the dominant Central American military power and outlined U S support for UN peace observation in Southeast Asia, possible action with France on Indochina, a new note to Russia on Eisenhower's atomic energy pool, and a planned Turkish visit by Prime Minister Menderes in June. He noted ongoing U S efforts to counter Communist shipments by sending arms to allied nations in Central America and other regions.
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Washington
Dulles
Guatemala
Panama Canal
Poland
Central America
United States
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Congress
Russia
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Menderes
Turkey
Scholarships To Hood Girls Shine On Elite College Programs
Hood College announces three seniors receiving prestigious study awards abroad and at Harvard Yale and London. Barbara Weaver will pursue a Harvard Graduate School of EducationMaster of Science in Education in Cambridge living on campus. Aliso Ameéica Heineman will complete a bachelor’s at University of London with a Hood College degree awarded in September. Alc Avanozian of Manhas set, N Y, earned a Ford Foundation fellowship for graduate study at Yale University aimed at teaching modern languages.
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Starvard
Yale
University of London
Hood
Barbara Weaver
W. Merval Weaver
West Second Street
Harvard University
Graduate School of Education
Miss Weaver
Harvard Plan
Literal Arts College
Cambridge
Mass
Elm Street
Frederick High School
Miss. Weaver
England
Amenolis
Alce Avanozian
Manhasset
N. Y
Ford Foundation
Yale University
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National Philadelphia
Victor Cullen
Church Women Open Council
Claggett Center
Claggett Diocesan Center
Buckeystown
State Council of Church Women
Raymond Miller
Army
Elim Street
Baltimore Birds
St. Joseph
Virco Potens
Our Lady of the Val- Hen
Mollotov
Joan Paroni
Mary Ranex
Albany
N. Yy
Edna Ruiz
Nanturee
P. Ri
Msina Sepulveda
Mayaguez
PTA County Council
Paul Wise
Lewistoun
Braun
M. J. Grove Co
Canal
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