Remainder Of Estate To Blind School Will Probate At Orphans Court
The Overlea School for the Blind is named residuary legatee with substantial bequests to Loysville Orphans Home, Father Flanigan's Home for Boys, Lutheran Home, Mt Olivet Cemetery Company, and others. Executors named Arthur V. Myers. attorney Willan MM. Storny. Will dated March 24, 1951 witnessed by William al. Storm and Hellye A. Hahn. Administration granted for John W. Warner Sr. estate. Effie E. Black named administratrix. heirs listed. no valuation given. Mabel J. WarnerThitmont probate leaves estate to sister Carrye X. Stooksdale. Lloyd M. Freeze named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Staley
Worthington CL
Effie E. Black
RFD
Mr. Airy
John P. Poole
Mabel J. Warner
Thitmont
Carrye X. Stooksdale
Lloyd M. Freeze
Frederick
Lloyd Freeze
Jeannette
Falling Wall Kills Three At Ball Game
In Augusta Georgia a concrete stadium wall collapsed during a Windstorm killing a man and two boys and injuring others. The 25 year old man Wee Bennett died, while David Thomas and Sam Madison aged 12 and 15 respectively died later in hospital. The wall failure occurred during a South Atlantic League game between Augusta and Montgomery, the spectators were sheltered outside when the wall fell. The game stopped as rescue teams worked amid debris and the roped off area had previous signs of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Tae Boss
Wee Bennett
David Thomas
Sam Madison
Montgomery
Bennett
Perk Purnage
Cooler Weather To Follow High Of 88
The day saw the warmest weather of the year with readings around 88 at the airport weather station. Forecasters expected developing thundershowers this afternoon into tonight before cooler air arrives, with a night low in the fifties and tomorrow’s high in the seventies. Winds were to gust from west-southwest to north as clouds thicken and precipitation remains below normal for the month.
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Weather Bureau
First non living anthrax vaccine awarded at Camp Detrick
Dr. George G. Wright, a chem corps supervisory bacteriologist at Camp Detrick, received the Exceptional Civilian Service Award from Maj. General William A. Creasy at the Pentagon for developing the first non living anthrax vaccine acceptable for human testing. Wright’s work began in 1948, using a defined medium and soluble enzymes to isolate a vaccine antigen, eliminating foreign proteins and reducing adverse reactions. The vaccine, tested on several hundred people with no toxic effects, is under a U. S. government and Pennsylvania health department cooperative immunization project for industrial workers in anthrax hazard plants. Wright, born 1916, educated at Olivet College and Caltech, is a member of several scientific societies and continues in the Camp Detrick Medical Investigation Division.
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George G. Wright
Chemcal Corps
Camp Detrick
William A. Creasy
Army
Pentagon
Department of Theemy
Wright
Louis Pasteur
Man
U. S
Pennsylvania
Lie Jiwimuielogy
Bedford High School
Detroit
Michigan
Olivet College
Olivet
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
California
University of Chicago
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Association of Immmunologists
Society For Experimental Biology and Medicine
Research Society of America
Society of American Bacteriologists
Ann Arbor
Reacs
Maryland
AL Serkeeb Geel
Polio cases in Garrett County boys linked to vaccine history
Garrett County health officer Dr. Arthur B. Jones reports two Spiker brothers near Oakland contracting polio after May illness. John, 7, recovered after polio symptoms faded following a second grade vaccination. William, 9, worsened and required Memorial Hospital care in Cumberland with an isolation ward. Maryland and U S Public Health Service vet the cases. an earlier Maryland case involved an unvaccinated Prince Georges County child. damage from a separate three car collision at Second and Market Streets totals about 200 dollars.
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Cumberland Af
Garrett County Bos
Memorial Hospital
Arthur B. Jones
Garrett County
John Spiker
William
Jones
William Spiker
Oakland
Maryland Health Department
U.S. Public Health Service
Garrett County Memorial Hospital
John
Cumberland
Maryland
Prince Genrses County
Second
Market Streets
William Staley
John R. Leek
East Fifth Street
Fio
Patricia TL. MacAfee
Belmon
Mass
Robert K. Donner
Buckeystown
McAfee
Leek
Denmark and Canada Report Mass Polio Vaccination Progress
The Associated Press notes Denmark and Canada have vaccinated about 1,150,000 children with Salkype polio vaccine. Canada says 750,000 inoculated. one prior case found to be infected before illness. Denmark reports 400,000 inoculated with no polio cases since the program began five weeks ago. Other nations vary in vaccines and timing amid US supply delays and safety evaluations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Canada
Denmark
Federal Health Department
Ottawa
Copenhagen
United States
Italy
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Pasteur Institute
Jonas Salk
Norway
Switzerland
Britain
Medical Research Counc
Kremlin greets Tito on Yugoslav leader birthday
The Kremlin sent birthday greetings to President Tito of Yugoslavia for the first time in seven years as Western observers noted Russia's stepped up outreach after years of hostility.
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Kremlin
Tito
London
Yugoslavia
Russia
Fire claims two children at Maryland farmhouse
A fire destroyed a Stevensville area farmhouse killing two children trapped on the second floor. The victims were identified as Jake Baxter, 4, and his 22 year old sister Bobbie. Police and fire crews investigated the blaze two miles north of Stevensville.
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Stevensville
Here
Jake Baxter
Psistes
Bobbie
Word From Moscow Awaits Big Four Conference Plan
The State Department awaits an official Moscow note to gauge Russia real approach to a top level Big Four meeting. Dulles warned against neutrality for East European satellites while stressing the West must open new paths to solve issues with the Soviets.
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Washington
State Department
Moscow
Russia
Hussia
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Pravda
Dulles
Europe
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sears
Woman 44 Plans To Marry For 14th Time
In Los Angeles Mrs Bev ers Nina O Malley 44 plans her 14th wedding after a judge signed final divorce decree from husband 13 Raymond Joseph O Malley. A clerical error delayed record entry until June 4 1954 and Judge Elmer Doyle corrected it yesterday. She seeks license to marry Gabriel L Avery 44 a parking lot superintendent.
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Los Angeles
Beverls
Nina O'Malley
Raymond Joseph O'Malley
Gabriel L. Avery
California
Elmer Doyle
Avery
President Tags Along At D C Fashion Show
President Eisenhower attends a Smithsonian dress display opening with Mrs. Eisenhower in Washington. He comments on gowns including Mrs. McKinney’s and notes his age as being old fashioned. The Smithsonian spent $75,000 to spruce the展示.
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D.C
Washington
Etysenhower
Fisenhower
Smithsonian Institution
Essenhower
Ensenhowers
Fireplay Tale Ends With Fine For Waitress
A San Francisco waitress, Mrs Elvina Ne Groupet, aged 38, was fined 100 dollars and given 90 days to pay after a judge spoke from experience about a flame related incident. The municipal judge Clayton W Horn gestured while addressing the case and tried to light a barbecue portion during the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Frascisco
Elvina Ne Groupet
Clayton W. Horn
Three Day Weekend Holiday Observed in City
Frederick workers begin a three day Memorial Day weekend with many closing Friday. Banks, offices, and federal and state agencies shut Monday while post office runs holiday schedule. Veterans services at Mt. Olivet cemetery start Monday with flag ceremony led by J. Robert Edwards.
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Frederick
Court House
City Hall
Camp Detrick
City Register
Veterans’ Organizations
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
American Legion
Hast Church Street
Mt. Olivet
Charles F. Trunk, Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Samuel Glassner
Baltimore
Linda R. Miss
Iran
Korea
Jean Carpenter
Legion
J. Robert Edwards
Francis Scott Key
Break In Dam Breaks Valley in Daltona? Neels Gap flood
Officials resume probe into the dam failure that sent a 25 foot high wall of water through the Little Valley area near Neels Gap in the Blue Ridge foothills. No casualties. homes and two autos destroyed. 4900 baby chicks drowned. residents escaped via a tailtop as the torrent passed. Sheriff Gibson heads inquiry. Water pressure cited as possible cause.
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Dahlonega. Ga.p
Little Val Invastyide
Blue Ridge Mountains
Neels Gap
Geordia
Mone Farm
R. Gibson
Lumpkin County
Presbyterians To Vote On Ending Segregation
Los Angeles reports the 167th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the USA debates ending segregation in all church and community practices amid an Operation Desegregation plea. County officials visit courthouses in Westminster Bel Air and Towson to review office space for possible courthouse improvements.
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167Th General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Board of County Commissioners
James H Falk
Lamar Barrick
Westminster
Belair
Towson
Burke Named Chief of Naval Operations in Nominations
President Eisenhower nominates Rear Adm Arlsigh A Burke to succeed Adm Robert B Carney as chief of naval operations effective August 16. Other selections include Adm Arthur W Radford and Gen Nathan F Twining for top joint and air force posts amid Army staffing changes and a Formosa controversy surrounding Carney.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Arlsigh A Burke
Naval Operations
Robert B. Carney
Carney
Columist
Fotmosa
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Maxwell D. Taylor
Matthew Ridgway
Army
Ridgway
Taylor
Burke
Formosa Strait
Tell Becomes New Head Of Local Jaycees
William F. Tell was elected president of the Frederick Junior Chamber at the Past Presidents banquet held at the Frederick VEW. He received the gavel from retiring leader William Burger, with Charlotte Hoover succeeding Jane Doll as president of the Jaycee Wives Club. The slate includes Jack Doll, Tivde Roner Jr., Gerald Smith and Don Koons, plus Lloyd Hoover as state director. Awards honored many members for pins, membership, and state recognitions. the event drew about 100 attendees and featured Joe Elkins and his orchestra for dancing.
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Frederick Jaycee
William F. Tell
Frederick Vew
Tell
Jaycee
William Burger
Charlotte Hoover
Jaycee Wives Club
Jane Doll
Jack Doll
Aires
Tivde Roner Jr
Gerald Smith
David Munsell
Brook Parkinson
Clyde Roney Jr
Wm. Tell
Bob Applegate
Samuel Barrick
Edgar Brownlow
Wr. Burger
George B .Delsplaine, Jr
Jack Dell
Lloyd Hoover
Donald Koons
Glen Main
Dick Wachter
Westminster
George B. Delaplaine
Atlanta
Spark Plus
Tell Ueiremann Burger
Doll, Main
Big Four Chiefs Meet Dates Set For July 18 21
France says President Eisenhower accepts July 18 to 21 for the Big Four chiefs of state meeting. The exact venue will be chosen by Foreign Ministers of the United States Russia Britain and France in San Francisco during UN anniversary events. A stolen car recovered in Baltimore after abandonment on West Saint Street. Phil Drake wins the Derby at Epsom England in a late stretch surge.
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PRIS
Foren
Antoine Pinay
Eisenhower
Lnifed
Russia
Brita
France
San Francisco
United Nations
Pmay
Howard &. Burkhardt
Baltimore
Frederck
West al Saints Street
Phil Drake
Epsom
England
Mount St Marys Commencement Week Opens Friday
The 147th Mount St Marys College commencement week in Emmitsburg begins Friday May 27 with ordinations in the college chapel by Archbishop Keough and a full schedule through June 1 including a baccalaureate address by Rt Rev Msgr Joseph Schmidt and Governor Theodore McKeldin receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws. Thirteen Maryland residents gain degrees, with numerous ceremonies and an alumni banquet and senior class induction.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
College Chapel
Jerome D. Sebastian
Baltimore
John L. Sheridan
Joseph Schmidt
St. Patrick's Church
Carlisle
EM Behelath
Caifres Hall
Francis P. Keough
Theodore R. McKeldin
Jerome D. Hannan
D. D
Scranton
Catholic University
Maurice W. Roche
St. Agnes’ Church
National Alumni Association
Thomas P. O'Brien
Wheeling
W. ‘Va
Maryland
John J McMullen Jr
Cumberland
Edward G. Wyatt
Jonnni M Diler
Himitshu’s
James E. Eckert
Taneytown
John C Reilly Jr
Takoma Park
Rodney L. Pariser
Carl W. Kachauskas
William F. Sterbinsky
Robert Startzman
Hagerstown
Thomas Keech
Joan Fenwick
Leonardtown
Fred L Schmitt
Westminster
Thomas G. Barlow
Vaccine Supplies Cleared With Caution After Cutter Batches
U S Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele declared vaccine supplies safe after a second review of Cutter batches, though two suspect lots prompted continued hold. He warned final clearance for remaining vaccine may be near and noted ongoing tests and potential quick action by the Public Health Service. Six million children have begun the three shot series and foundation officials expect enough vaccine to complete second doses by June 30 if NIH releases it.
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Washington
U.S
Leonard A. Scheele
Cutter Laboratories
Scheele
Public Health Service
Berkeley
Calif
U.S. Public Health Service
Scheeler
Basil O’conner
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
National Institutes of Health
State Bankers Name Shumate President of Maryland Bankers Assn
Joseph N. Shumate, president of the Farmers National Bank Annapolis, elected president of the Maryland Bankers Assn at its annual meeting in Atlantic City. He succeeds Hubert P. Burdette of First National Bank Mt. Airy. Harper P. Clark named first vice president, W. R. Milford second vice president, and William B. Yates third vice president. Secretary-treasurer William Elliott reelected. Shumate’s background includes service as a bank examiner and Navy lieutenant commander. Clark joined Baltimore bank about three years ago and became VP in 1949. A second item notes a narrowly mixed higher price trend in early New York stock market dealings.
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Atlantic City
Joseph N. Shumate
Farmers National Bank
Annapolis
Maryland Bangers Asso
Hubert P. Burdette
First National Bank
Mt. Airy
Harper P. Clark
First National Bank of Baltimore
Association
W. R. Milford
The
County Trust Co
Baltimore
William Ib. Yates
Fidelity Savings Bank
Frostburg
Wiliam B. Elliott
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
D. C
Maryland
Virginia
U. S. Navy
Shumate
Annapolis Bank
Clark
Baltimore Bank
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Blind
W. C. Staley
Lovsville
E. I. Myers
Detrick
Garrett
Poli
Legion Post
Navy
Jaycees
Munshower
Elmer F .Munshower
Ihe C. Wachter
Maryland State Police
Wich
George F. Grove
Board of Flection Supervisors
State Department of Employment
F. Matthat
Joseph F. Matthai
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
M. W. Roche
Dr. Scheele
Cutter
New York
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