Airport Lease Renewal Extends Frederick Airport Deal
The five year renewal signed by Ramsburg and Thelma C. McNemar for United Flying Service keeps a municipal airport lease to December 31 1964 with an option for five more. Rent rises from 250 to 343 monthly plus 400 monthly toward hangars and shop costs, with bond service of about 2910 annually. The airport's use grows as out of town patrons shop and local industry and residents benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ramsburg
Thelma C. McNemar
United Flying Service, Inc
Lloyd R. Stup
Board of Aldermen
Municipals
Stup
200 Baltimore Students Drop Out Due To Pregnancy
The Department of Education reports nearly 200 Baltimore public school students have left school since September due to pregnancy. Most cases involve unmarried girls. married or single, students must quit until post birth clearance. A few have returned. Average age of young mothers sits around ninth or tenth grade. Baltimore public schools total about 166,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Department of Education
Baltimore Public
Arthur Lichtenstein
Departments
Division of Special Services
Yankees and A s Trade Pitchers and Infielders
The New York Yankees traded pitchers Johnny Kucks Tom Sturdivant and infielder Jerry Lumpe to Kansas City for pitcher Ralph Terry and infielder Hector Lopez. The A’s will receive a fourth man to be named before next season.
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BW York
New York Yankees
Johnny Kucks
Tom Sturidivant
Jerry Lumper
Kansas City
Ralph Terry
Hector Lopez
A’s
Yankees
Terry
Lopez
Yanks
Lumse
Andy Carey
Cletis Boyer
Sturdivant
Ducks
Brunswick Fire Strikes Vacant Three Story Building
A late morning Brunswick fire driven by wind damaged a vacant three story frame building next to the old Yardley Hotel on Potomac Street. Firefighters controlled the blaze with help from Frederick and Harpers Ferry volunteers, with only distant damage to the rear of adjacent structures including the former post office site. The building reportedly housed a lunch room and taxicab business on the first floor, and the blaze remained centered in the third story as authorities investigated origin and ownership by the Howard Marvin Jones estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yardley
Potomac Street
Brunswick
Frederick
Harpers Ferry
John Foster
Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad ¥.M_C
Howard Marvin Jones
Stull Hunting Wanted Man in Maryland Stabbing Case
Maryland police search for Wallace K. Stotlemyer 42 after stabbing his estranged wife Josephine 42 as she drove along U S 340 near Harpers Ferry. The car crash damaged the vehicle and their son Wallace Jr. helped rescue his mother before the suspect fled on foot. She remains alive but critical earlier reports said improving.
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Maryland
Harpers Ferry
U.S
Wallace K. Stotlemyer
Pleasantle Settlement
Washington County
Potomac River
Stottmyer
Josephine Stottemyer
Bettev
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Iig
Baltimoro
Wallace Jr
Sandy Hook
Little Rock Recall Defeat Deepens Integration Clash
Gov Faubus faced a major setback in Little Rock as three segregationist school board members were recalled while three moderates retained seats. The recall followed the firing of 44 teachers and Faubus urged replacements aligned with his stance. Everett Tucker Jr and Ted Lamb won for the moderates, while Laster and Rowland were defeated.
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Little Rocf Ark. taPh
Orvai
Fulaski County
Robert W. Laster
Little
Rock
McKinley
Ben Rowland
Fauwbus
Stuttgart
Ark
Laster
Rowland
Everett Tucker Jr
Ted Lamb
Russell Matson
Virgil T. Blossom
Faubus
Ment
Tucker
Lamb
Matson
National Guard
Central High School
Senhower
Generals to Represent Maryland at Omaha Beach Dedication
Two Maryland generals will attend the dedication of a war memorial at Omaha Beach France on June 6 Maj Gen William C Purnell and Brig Gen John Purley Cooper Jr will participate in ceremonies marking the monument raised by the French government Five youths were killed in a highway crash south of Fort Madison Iowa Ed Ward Billings 16 Patricia Ann Gen Hon j Cooper 23 Marvin Hon cut 19 Robert Branch 20 Norene Corns 18 The 29th Division plans to visit the cemetery and the French American hospital at St Lo and conduct a fundraising drive for the hospital
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Balifmore
API
Maryland
Free State
Omaha Beach
France
William C. Purnell
John Purley
Cooper Jr
National Guards Division
Fort Madison, Town
116Th Infantry
Here
Normandy
Ward Billings
Patricia Ann
Man Who Made Money On Relief Dies At 92
New York AP reports James Flaherty, a 92 year old Staten Island man linked to a $14 000 welfare fraud scheme and stock holdings, died Monday night in a hospital from malnutrition. District Attorney Braisted Jr said the death ends any action by his office. The case was referred to Brigh Rospossal and covered.
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NEW York
Staten Island
New York City
Welfare Department
James Filsherty
Dist
Atv
John W. Braisted Jr
Flaherty
Cas
Brigh Rospossal
Th Fiaherty
Washington Star Opens New Building Dedicated in Capitol Area
Washington Star formally dedicated its new building on Second Street and Virginia Avenue SE eight blocks from the Capitol. More than 100 company officials and guests attended the ceremony, with others watching on television as the Star moved there last March. Adenauer heads to Washington for John Foster Dulles funeral and meets with his party.
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Washington
Star
Second Street
Virginia Avenue
Capitol
The
Adenauder
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Dulles
Foreen
Heinrich von Brentgne
Contract Signing At Mechanicville Falters
Mechanicville ME paper reports the West Virginia Pulp and Paper plant strike nears an end as state mediators were to meet after last minute collapse of a tentative agreement. The dispute centered on a wage reopener clause and a contract length proviso amid a January 20 strike by 94¢ and 230 salaried workers.
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Mechanicville
Pari
Storage Building Burglary at D C Winebrewer and Son Site
Robbers broke into a storage building adjoining the D C Winebrewer and Son warehouse on South Carroll Street during the night. A padlock was forced and a box of cereal was left outside. The theft was found by company employees this morning and police were alerted at about 7 a.m. An investigation began immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Winebrewer and Son, Inc
South Carroll Street
Robbery charge leads to two 2500 bonds in Maryland
Raven G Windon and Robert B. Portmess, both of Cumberland, face armed robbery charges tied to a Baltimore taxi heist. Windon received a 2500 bond after a preliminary hearing in Max istrate Byron W. Thompson's court. Portmess also awaits grand jury action on the same offense.
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Arbingion
Vaoman
Raven G Windon
Baltimore
Mavis
Lrate Byron W. Thompson
Maxistrate
Robert BR. Portmess
Cumberland
Clarence J. Rush
Baltmore
Frederick
Rush
Windon
H. L. Basore
U.S. 15
Mountainsdale Road
Portmess
Set
Basore
Edward
Traffic Deaths Seen For Weekend
The National Safety Council warned Memorial Day travel could produce a high toll with as many as 260 traffic deaths and 10 000 disabling injuries during the Friday 6 p m to Sunday midnight period May 29 to May 31. If reached it would be a new two day record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Editors Seek Payroll and Expense Details From Congress
The American Society of Newspaper Editors ASNE urged Congress to publish lawmakers payrolls and expenses. ASNE President J R Wiegins signed the request noting current practice varies by chamber. Senate payrolls may be public but not required while House figures include some withheld expenses. A steel contract deadlock looms as negotiations resume between 12 major companies and the United Steelworkers of America after a two hour meeting.
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APS
House
Senate
Prubhe
Congress
ASNE
J. R. Wiegins
Washington Post
STEEL
New York
API
United Steelworkers of America
Tme
Gaming Case Bond Posted By Man And Wife
A Knoxville couple John Martin Yost and Catherine Yost posted $500 bonds each Monday after a pinball payoff case involving a break in at their diner. State Trooper L. C. Clark filed charges. trials will be in Circuit Court. Ronald E. Daugherty faces March trial for breaking into the diner on CS 340 and stealing $10, ten packs of cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
John Martin Yost
Catherine
Yost
Edward D. Storm
L. C. Clark
Edward Lynch
Ronald E. Daugherty
Beca Yost
Honorary Pallbearers For Dulles Selected
Daugherty and Thiden of Knoxville were each sentenced to not more than one year in the State Reformatory for Males in connection with Dulles entry case. The event involved warrants against former officials and business acquaintances tied to gaming, with figures including Herbert Hoover Jr. and John King. A separate social note reports Frederick Hash School seniors at prom with Weber Wilcom as king and Cindy Warner as queen. Kentucky Democrats anticipate a high turnout for the gubernatorial race affecting the 1960 presidential convention and A. B. Chandler’s future.
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Daugherty
Thiden
Knoxville
Dauggerty
Jona Foster Dulles
Forer
Herbert Hoover
New York
Thom
E. Dewey
Arthur Rad
Jord
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jean Monnet
Anurencee
John King
Queen
D. Rockefeller TI
A. F.H.S
Frederick Hash School
Bob Kersey
Weber Wilcom
Charles F. Wilcom
Monttrovia
Cindy. Warner
Wilbur D. Warnes
Kentucky
Louisville
Harry Lee Waterfield
John Robsion
A. B. Chandler
Class Fund 5150 Taken From M H S
Police report multiple school break ins at Middletown H Woods Walkersville Woodsboro and Lewistown schools. Thieves entered via windows damaged doors and broke into offices cafeterias and classrooms stealing small amounts from petty funds and leaving some entries incomplete. Investigation by Troopers H itch Smith Stafford Frost and Zan continues with few details on totals.
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Middletown
H Woods
Gordon Hitch
Smith
Henry T. Stafford
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Walkersiville
Walkers‘ville
Lewistown
Harry Frost
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Little Rock
Russia
Thurmont
Thurmont Elementary
Frederick County
Thurmand High School
Gloria Angleberger
Myrtle E. Baumgardner
Grace
Lottie S. Evler
Marion E. Green
Loretta Kincaid
Blanche B. Sirine
Elizabeth N. Sirube
Mary Barbara Weddle
Thurmont Construction Company
Board of Education
Thurmont High School
East Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Herter
Gexeva
Chrisman A Herter
Berlin
East Germany
West
East Berlin
Iets
West Berlin
Washington Star
Tio
Pole Patrick Street
Barbara Guy
Brendle
Alton Y. Bennett
Maurice V. Wood
Robert T. Storer
Patrick Street
Court Street
Storer
Wood
E. Austin James
Charley 0. Seay
Leo Grumbine
West Fifth Street
Gertrude P. Schroeder
West Fourth Street
Schroeder
Stephen Riland
Safety Council
M.H.S
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