Guilty verdict on zoning law case for Frederick Auto Body Works
Gale W. Cook was found guilty by a Circuit Court jury of violating a zoning ordinance related to operating Frederick Auto Body Works on US 40 near the State Police barracks. Judge Schnaufer fined $5 after an hour of deliberation. defense and prosecution offered conflicting testimony on the yard's use and car parts Salvage activity was central to the dispute.
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Gale W. Cook
Frederick
US. 40
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Cook
Charles V. Main
Charles McC. Mathias
West
Patrick Street
Cit
Charles W. Magaha
Walter K. May
Magaha
Mer
Henry C. Krantz Jr
Myersvile
Ars
Clyde MM. Roney Sr
Charles IT
Daisy R. Hill
Everet
W. Leach
George H. Nusbaum
John W. Cook
Baltimore Annual Conference Opens with Service and Delegates
About 1,000 Methodist ministers and laypeople from 550 preaching places and 186,000 Methodists across Maryland the District of Columbia and eastern West Virginia gather at Western Maryland College Westminster for the 175th Baltimore Annual Conference. Highlights include key addresses by Gov Tawes General Secretary Marfield and Bishop Lord with quadrennial delegate elections and extensive reports and social action discussions. The week features Woman's Day Teen activities youth sessions and special banquets along with a Sunday morning sermon broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Westminster
John Wesley Lord
Boston
Mass
Washington Area
G. Bromley Oxnam
J. Millard Tawes
Robert G. Marfield
Chicago
Methodist Board of Lay Activities
George C. Baker Jr
Perkins School of Theology
Baker Memorial Chapel
Denver
Washington
Daniel W. Justice
Baltimore West
Board of Christian Social Relations
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Frank G. Brooks
Woman’s Division of Christian Service
William J. E. Apsley
Lutherville
WSCS
Khrushchev Seeks U S Visitor From Moscow
Premier Khrushchev dispatches his first deputy A Kozlov to select a seven volume book for the Soviet exhibition in New York next month. Kozlov, 51, is a top Kremlin figure, following Mikoyan’s January U S tour.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Kozlov
New York
Anjastas L Mikoyan
Kremlin
Hood College honors Margaret Anne Jones in Moving-Up awards
Margaret Anne Jones, a Hood College freshman from Frederick, receives the Lillian O. Brown Prize in Mathematics at the Moving-Up exercises in Coffman Chapel. The ceremony ends Hood’s year with seniors moving out for underclass, followed by class processions and brief addresses by President Truxal. Final exams begin Tuesday ahead of June 5 Baccalaureate and June 7 commencement.
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Margaret Anne Jones
Hood College
Lillian O. Brown
Coffman Chapel
Hood
Miss Jones
Paul B. Jones
RED 1
Frederick
Frederick High School
Andrew G. Truxal
Federal Fund Would Boost Roads Program
Maryland’s road program could receive a federal grant boost of seven to 1 million annually for 15 years totaling 135 million. State Roads Commission official Albert Gordon explains eligibility since Maryland already spends on federally designated interstate roadwork. The federal share would cover up to 80 percent of construction costs.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Alibert
Gordon
State Roads Commission
Memorial Day Holiday Extends Weekend for State and County Workers
The governor announces a three day Memorial Day weekend as Friday becomes a holiday for state employees and many workers. Bank and store hours vary with most plants open. Post office delivers Saturday mail but no Saturday services. The Legion led Memorial Day observance at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, with Chief of Police Charles Main speaking. Forecast calls for hot, humid weather with late thunderstorms.
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Department of Enplyment Security
Baltimore
Court House
County Commissioners
Potomac Edison Company
West Patrick
News and Post
Legion
Mt. Olivet C
Francis Scott Rey
American Legion
Charles' 'V. Main
Legion Home
Legion Coort Guard
Braddock Heights ‘Park
Youth Held for Grand Jury in Woodsboro Burglary
A Woodsboro area youth was ordered held on a $1000 bond after a preliminary hearing on breaking into a New Midway home on May 20 and taking jewelry valued at 100 with two gold watches among the items. Charles James Moser admitted the offenses and led police to stolen pieces. A second Exeter youth received a suspended sentence for cabin burglary in Mountaindale.
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Woodsboro
Byron W.thompson
Charles James Moser
Geriruge West
New Midway
Richard E. Alderson
West
Jonathan L. Prescott
Mountaindale
John’Morgan
Morgan
All Sports Banquet At High School Recalls Memorial Evening
About 300 parents and students attended the All Sports Banquet at Frederick High School Tuesday. Kehoe of Marsland spoke urging good work habits and grades before college. Awards were given across football basketball track soccer baseball and girls sports. Numerous students received awards for multi sport participation. lists of recipients from boys and girls teams and varsity junior varsity levels are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uard
Frederick
Tmne
Kehoe
U of Marsland
Charles F. Trunk
Evangelical Lutherante
Save
Zelma Smith
Louise Weagley
Audrey Pressler
Mary Michael
Octavia Zimmerman
Tri-Hi-Y
Jack Molesworth
Hal Moser
Homer Brooks
Henry Groff
Helma Hann Bowers
Ian Carmack
Sandra Caviness
Maxine Grabill
Barbara Hahn
Polly Harrison
Beverly Jones
Gloria Kelier
Dawne Kemp
Rosalie Keyser
Jaime Meadows
Elaine Miller
Anita Mobley
Caralj
Ann Molesworth
Paula Oden
jJeannette Rice
Diane Stater
Penny Storm
Becky Stup
Barbara Tobery
Mark Alexander
Bryant Ayler
Donald Bartgis
Ronald Bohn
Ronald Bowie
Michael Boyer
James
Bowers
Leo Brandenburg
David Brenneman
Richard Brenneman
Bill Brooks
Jon Brooks
Jerry Brubaker
Larry Burns
Gordon
Chamblin
Richard Clark
Donald Cline
Eddie Cook
Wilson Cook
Gary Cramer
Wayne Crum
Jamey ‘Davis
Oller Decker
Jack Derr
Ronnie Engle
Warren Evans
Louis Finnevbock
Gilmore Flautt
Richard Floyd
Alfred
Ellis McDonough
Richard ‘Markey
David Markoe
Sam Marrone
Robert Mason
Millard Mastrino
Richard Meehan
Jack Mercer
David Young
Loring Young
Robert Young
Donald Zigler
George Zeisler
Danny Zimmerman
William Zimmerman
Adalt
George Barley
Richard Barthlow
Hard Burdetter Condon
Richard Ca
Cbzel Dorman
Herbert Thomas Fouche
John Green
Steve Klein
Joseph Lenhart
Thomas Moss
Robert Ramsburg
Carl Renizell
Richard Rice
Thomas Rosenster
Enmneth Mi Moran
Wii Robert Dale Rhoder
Ick Roden
Rasmond Terrrauh
Harald Ngion
Ronald Kenneth Wwhard
Phouns
Cuesis
Ascices
Rosemary Abbot
Sandra Cave
Marlene Powe
Bill Brown
Caroli Corbin
Caroline Fanos
Janet Hartman
Jane Krantz
Linda Floyd
Melvin Fox
Robert Brashears
Robert Mauck
U S Pays Last Honor To John Foster Dulles
Washington staged a full funeral for John Foster Dulles with a state funeral at Washington National Cathedral and burial at Arlington National Cemetery. President Eisenhower attended with foreign leaders and diplomats from many nations observed. Dulles, a World War I veteran and Presbyterian lay leader, died after a cancer battle.
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U.S
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Wangton
National
2Ngton National Cemetery
Eisenhow
Dulles
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromko
Presbyterian Church
Memorial Gate
Arliington National Cemetery
Potomac River St
National Cemetery
Nikita Khrushchev
Tirana
Albania
Frederick Historical Society considers Loats Home purchase
Frederick Connecticut Historical Society members convene a special meeting next Tuesday at the Society home to decide on acquiring the Loats Orphans Home on East Church Street. An earlier offer of 45 000 faced title disputes resolved by the Court of Appeals allowing sale for orphan support elsewhere.
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Frederick, Conn Historical Society
Society
Loats Orphan's Home
East Church Street
The
Historical Society
Loais’ Female Orphan Asylum
Louis
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
John T. Tucker
John Loats
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Goodell Chosen For Daniel Reed's Seat
In Jamestown an election to fill the late Daniel A. Reed's seat produced Goodell as the winner in a close race. Goodell led the GOP in Chautauqua County and defeated Democrat Robert E. McCaffery with 27,779 votes to 14,309, amid a 44,506 turnout. Liberal candidate Steinbroner received 522 votes.
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Jamestown
API
Cramel E. Goodel
Renub
Daniel A. Reed
Congress
Goodell
Chautauqua Country Gop
Ovice
Robert E. McCaffery
McCaffery
John R. Steinbroner
Salamanca
Combs Gains Big Lead in Kentucky Democratic Primary
Bert T. Combs leads Gov A B Chandler’s gubernatorial bid as 1,724 of 3,784 precincts report. Lt Gov Harry Lee Waterfield trails by 31,842 votes with rural areas favoring Waterfield and eastern Kentucky slowing tabulation. Republicans name John Robsion as their nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bert T. Combs
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Harry Lee Waterfield
Waterfield
Kentucky
Combs
U.S
John Robsion
Kentuckey
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Earle C. Clements
Wilson W. Wratt
Gover Incts
J. B. Wells Jr
McSherry Resigns as County Counsel
County attorney McSherry resigns after about two years in office amid lingering rumors. The board plans to appoint a successor soon as details are finalized.
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McSherry
Mothe Flever
Chiefs Of Diplomacy In Capital
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Herter plan White House talks with Soviet and Western foreign ministers on Geneva conference progress. Gromyko Lloyd and Couve de Murville travel to Washington for Dulles funeral and discussions ahead of Geneva.
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Nin
Dulles
XBC
CBS
Senate
Washington
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Geneva
Christian A. J Herter
Maurice Couge de Murville
I Britain
Seliwyn Lloyd
Germany
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Russia
Britain
France
Herter
White House
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Briain
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Andrei Gromyxe
John Foster Dulles
Gromoko
Gromyko
Hewin
New York
United States
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
Strately
Berding
Vegin
Genneva
Air Force
Gromsko
Car Wreck On Mountain Causes Reckless Driving Charge
The incident occurred on Route 44 at the mountain’s edge when a car crossed the road and left the roadway. Frederick Teman 33 and M Wolerd were treated for lacerations and a head injury. Trooper Newcomer charged the driver with reckless driving after the Ford front end was damaged and the windshield impact left a hole.
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Frederick
M. Wolerd
Newcomer
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