Frederick County Buys Land for High School Site
The Frederick County Board of Education purchased 32 percent of an acre along Old Annapolis Road east of Route 75 for a junior senior high school. The Glisans sold the property for about 600 per acre. The tract lies in Central near the New Market and Liberty District boundary. Other deeds recorded include Braddock real estate transfers and properties in Creagerstown and Redwood Avenue.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Old Annapolis Road
Harry J. Glisan
Carlos Edgar Glisan
June Ellen. Glisan
Central
New Market District
Liberty District
Roland Beldon
Allan M. Creed
Braddock
Mount St Marys to Graduate 18 With Honors
Emmitsburg Maryland Mount St Marys College announced 18 Maryland residents will graduate next Monday with honors. William Simms Magna Cum Laude Hugo Duka Cum Laude and others from Baltimore Chevy Chase and Silver Spring earned cum laude or better. Robert Kennedy will speak at the honors convocation with Eisenhower delivering the commencement address Monday at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Eisenhower
Mount St. Mary's College
Wiliam Q. Simms
Frederick
Hugo R. Duka
Mahan Rd
Silver Spring
George B. Arnold
Baltimore St
Tanestown
Philip A. Caulfield
W. Lenox St
Donald B. Martindill
Kerry Rd
Chevy Chase
Albert E. Edwards
Newton St
Mount Rainier
Ronald L. Kelly
Joseph W. Mesmiller
Marydell Rd
Baltimore
John J. Carey
Hill Top Drive
Cumberland
Michael C. Dize
Locust St
Crisfield
Robert E- Donadio
Springlake Way
Patrick V. Flanigan
Greenway
Francis C. O'Brien
Oakford Ave
C. Sterling Wise
Garmouth Rd
Richard G. Ensor
Joseph M. Wyatt
Adrian J. M. Weigle
Third Order
St. Francis
Loretto
Vergie
Francis P. Keough
Showman Property Sold to Hurst Family in Frederick
Announcement of a downtown real estate sale shows Mrs. Sadie C. Showman and family transferring 139 41 143 North Market to Mr. and Mrs. Hansel E. Hurst. The Showman Building, long home to American Stores Company, was a major Market Street property and now serves temporarily as Democratic Headquarters. The price indicates about $10,000, with the deal handled by Philip Wertheimer, local realtor.
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Sadie C. Showman
Harry H. Showman
Annabelle E. Showman
North Market Street
Hansel E. Hurst
Showman
Frederick
Baltimore
iMarket Street
American Stores Company
Hursty
Philip Wertheimer
Freder ick County Churches Elect Frushour President
The Frederick County Council of Churches elected Harry V. Frushour of the Church of the Brethren as president at a Rockport Texas spring meeting. The gathering included 19 congregations and discussed liquor license petitions and Blue Laws while honoring retiring president Harry O. Si Church of Walkersville.
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Harry V. Frushour
Church of the Brethren
Frederick County
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Leonard Berry
Air Force
Syracuse
N. Y
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Theodore ‘R. McKeldin
Frederik County Liquor Commission
Harry 0
Church of Christ of
Walkersville
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church F of Christ
John L
Bruce E. Crum
George J A’ Brown
G- Frank Smith
Frushour
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Robert L. Smith
Evangelical Lutheran -Church
Louise Stull
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Utica
Paul E. Fogle
Centennial- Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
William C. Harpold
Urbana Methodist
Jave
Ann Thomas
Crash Site Guard Maintained After Dual Airplane Collision
State Police keep a guard at the Lander crash site where a Capitol plane and a Viscount jet collided last Tuesday killing 12. Investigators, led by CAB officials and joined by the Air Force, seek to determine how and where the planes met, with 30 experts sifting thousands of wreckage fragments within a two mile radius. The sole survivor is Captain Julius R. RieCoy, convalescing in Baltimore after initial treatment at Frederick Memorial.
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Lander
I Racks
Deee
Carpaltine Manor
Capitol
Julius R. RieCoy
Baltimore
Frederick Meemorial
Catoctin
Civil Aeronautics
Joseph GO
New York
Iti
Fluet
McCoy
Air Force
Air National Guard
Capital Airlines
Air Modernization Board
Airline Pilots Association
Former Army Nurse Held for Murder in Texas Baby Death
In New Boston Texas a former Army nurse Rose Powers aged 46 was jailed on murder charges over the death of a baby whose body reportedly lay in a trunk for 12 years. Sheriff W J Watlington of Texarkana filed the charge today.
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New Boston
Tex
W. J. Watlington
Texarkana
Sun Gay
Rose Powers
Teens Ride Special Dance Train Two States Away
A prom after party organized by Arlington Heights High School parents sent about 12 high schools students and chaperones on a special train to George Williams College camp in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. The trip cost about 10 thousand dollars and ended safely with one medical note for a student found with German measles.
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Chicago
Arlington Heights High School
George Williams College
Lake Geneva
Wis
Arlington Heights
Happy
Tom Wade
Mountain Climber Survives 150 Foot Fall
Longmont Colorado reports Albert O. Haulcomb aged 19 from Depew Oklahoma fell 150 feet while climbing with six companions. Bobby W. Scott, 17 of San Diego, caught Haulcomb's ankles but lost grip, dropping him to the ground. Haulcomb suffered head injuries and possible fractures. Scott was hospitalized in shock. Both men are airmen students at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver.
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Longmont
Cote
Albert O. Haulcomb
Depew
Okla
Haulcomb
Bobby W. Scott
San Diego
Calif
Scott
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Algeria Enforces Exit Controls On French and Foreigners
Algerian rebel government bans departure of Frenchmen and many foreigners. French males over 15 require visas and those 20 to 48 must show a military unfitness certificate. Gen Salan announced the rules, with foreigners needing special exit permission. Also reports a Sailor Marty J. Mellen, 32, died in a car crash in Raynham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Raoul Salan
Ithaca Council Defends Eye Throwing as Protest at Cornell
Cornell University student council defends egg throwing at University admin actions, arguing the protests are legitimate amid two days of student unrest that led to suspensions of four students including a professor’s son. council leaders fault university for not seeking student input on party rules and off campus housing policies.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Deane W. Malott
Council
K. Peter Kellogg
Larchmont
Kellogg
Woman ordered to stop sales or secure hawker license
Mamie Nichols of a Washington county area was ordered in Trial Magistrate's Court to buy a hawkers license or cease selling in the county lawn furniture she and her brother manufacture. A $25 fine was suspended pending compliance. The case was prosecuted by State's Attorney Samuel Barricks. A separate case notes a motorist forfeiting collateral on a Route 40 speeding charge. A public sale of residential property at Magnolia and Rosemont avenues yielded $6,000 to George A. Zeigler. The stock market opened with narrow gains and losses across leading issues.
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Washington County
Mamie Nichols
Mountaindale
H. Reese
Thomas &. Glass
Samuel Barricks
Counix
Virginia R. Meier
Loveland
Frederick
R. C. Snyder
CITY
Magnolia Avenue
Rosemont Avenue
Court House
George A. Zeigler
James McSherry
Long-Shot Losers Pledge Unity After Maryland Primary
In Baltimore AP report, the three major defeated candidates George P. Mahoney James Bruce and Joseph L Manning pledge support for the winning favorites in Maryland's Democratic primary. Mahoney unable to attend due to an ailing ankle confining him at home. Bruce cites travel to Atlantic City for rest while Manning has a prior engagement in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
George P. Mahoney
James Bruce
Joseph L. Maning
U.S. Senate
Baltimore County
Bruce
Atlantic City
Tarrest
Manning
New York
Motorist Slams Car Into Pole, Clark Charged
At 12 30 this morning on East street near North Market street a 1955 Studebaker driven by Lewis Clark crashed into a Potomac Edison high tension pole after he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. Damage was about 800 dollars, no injuries, Clark faces reckless driving charges and a June 2 court date.
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East Street
North Market Street
Power Company
Lewis Clark
Harry R.phillips
Clark
Potomac Edison
Studebaker
Boy Fatally Hurt While Shoveling Sand
In South Bend Indiana Kaven Onax four years old died after a shovel struck his head while his brother Kent seven helped their father in the garden. He grew ill three hours later and died despite surgery to stop brain bleeding. The parents are Mr and Mrs Harry Onax.
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South Bend
Ind
Kaven Onax
Kent
Kaven
Harry Onax
Five Day Forecast For Maryland Delaware Region
The forecast shows temperatures averaging about four degrees below normal with minimal day to day change. Rainfall expected around one to two inches with frequent showers and heavier amounts near the coast. Normal highs run from the lower 70s to upper 70s, while normal lows are in the 50s, dipping into the upper 40s in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Maryland-Delaware
Mountains
French Mediterranean Fleet Faces Crises as Defection Rumors Spread
Paris sources report Premier Pfimlin's shaky government confronts a Mediterranean fleet allegedly siding with Algerian insurgents. Naval commander Admiral Aboyneau reportedly backs GAULIST aims yet pledges alliance duties, with 17 ships sailing toward Algerian ports before returning to Toulin.
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Paris
Pierre Pfimlin
Mediterranean
Defense Ministry
Navy
Algeria
Bone
Phililipeville
Bougie
Toulin
France
Heet
Malta
U.S
Lauris Norstad
Europe
NATO
Abeyneau
Norstad
Aboyneau
France reels as Corsican revolt sparks wider crisis
Premier Pflimlin warned Parliament of a civil war threat as rightist forces back De Gaulle spread from Algeria to Corsica and Pacific territories. Corsican rebels seized Ajaccio, forming a junta while the government prepared crackdowns and constitutional reforms to bolster executive power.
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Paris
Pierre iPflimtin
Charles de Gaulle
France
Algeria
Corsica
de Gaulle
French Equatorial
West Africa
New Caledonia
Tahiti
Pacific
Tunisia
Security Council
Bizerte
Iends
Oce
Pilimlin
New York Herald Tribune
Adm
Philippe Auboyneau
Mediterranean
Assembly
Pascal Arrighi
Jacques Soustelle
Slop
Pilimim
Ajaccio
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Pflimlin
Jon
de Ganile
London Rain Dampens Whitsun Holiday During Bus Strike
Steady rain fell on London as the third week of the bus strike began. Streets were nearly deserted on the White Monday holiday, the day after Whitsun, marking two days of no work and the unofficial start of summer.
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London
England
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Education Board
Old Annapolis
Showman Property
Mrs. Hurst
Churches Council
H. V. Frushour
Civic Affairs Commission
Austin P. Renn
Renn
Frederick County Liquor Commissioner
Janice
Mary Bailey
Wayne Bailey
Foster Air Force Base
Victoria
Concepcion Tomas
Ronald Smith
Frederick, County
Raynham
Mass
A. Timonium
Marty J. Mellen
Wing Street
Fall River Expressway
Outer Space
Army
Maxwell Taylor
Wilber Brucker
Washington
Cape Canaveral
Flo
Kurt H. Debus Jr
Florida
Confederation of Labor
Pflimjin
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