U S To Set Value On 7th Street Pike
Government seeks to condemn tract along Seventh street pike through Camp Detrick to enlarge the installation. Lawsuit involves State Roads Commission and county in a taking begun in 1952. Trial set for fall in Baltimore court. by pass and access road plans remain unresolved.
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U. S
Seventh Street
Camp Detrick
Baltimore
Detrivek Reservation
Muhlaiy Road
Detrick
United States
State Roads Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Seventh Street Pike
Camp Dernek
Fourth Street
Aidl
Military Road
Seventh Streat Pike
Tornadoes Strike 3-State Area Amid Severe Storms
A series of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms swept parts of Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma causing property damage across four states. At least four people were killed and more than 70 injured, though reports vary and many funnels did not reach the ground.
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Udall
New Tortadors
Pittsburgh Plate Asks Bids At Cumberland
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co invited several firms to submit bids on a new 34 million dollar plant at Cumberland. Construction is slated to start about July 1 on a 603 acre tract near the Potomac River, with about 2,500 workers during build and 1,000 permanent employees when in full operation.
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Cumberland
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Diac
Potomac River
Catonsville Home Hit By Dynamite Blast Cries for Aid
A dynamite blast ripped into a Catonsville home early today injuring 13 month old Mary Melissa Einstein and sending a seven person household scrambling. Police recovered a 12 foot shell ring and say the explosive was quarry type. Jacob Einstein Jr and his wife explained the lines had been cut previously and a car stalled as they rushed the baby to hospital.
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Baltimore
Ssihutoan Cataquille
Jacob Einstein, Jr
Bon Secours Hospital
Mary Melissa Einstein
Wouries
Einstein
Mary Melissa
Eistein
Cassie B Einstein
Heights Park Opens Monday With New Management
Heights Park in Braddock Heights reopens for the summer under new management by the Braddock Heights Park, Inc. Leaseholder Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberry announce a park-wide cleanup, rewiring, upgraded lighting, and a redesigned dance hall. The first dance features Woody Free and His Pro, starting at 9 pm, with a Samyshyan Harmony Band concert in a new band shell. Family activities run daily from 1 to 4 pm with German parade, carved wood figures, a merry-go-round, boat ride, ferris wheel, and tram ride. The pony track, clown acts, a three-seated monster, and a five-legged calf on display are planned, along with bowling and roller skating and a reopened park road and renovated restrooms.
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Vienda
Pelomac Fdison Company
Oje Wo Rosenberry
Braddock Heights Park
Rosenberry
Woody Free
Lee
Samyshyan
Fron Hagerstown
Youths Electrocuted in Kansas City Water Hazard
Clipped OCR reports three youths were electrocuted when their stalled car stopped near a flooded area. A fallen 2200 volt power line sparked the tragedy, with investigators noting the danger from submerged infrastructure and live hazards in the street.
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Kansas
Driscoll Set as Commencement Speaker at Hond College
Former New Jersey Governor Alfred E Driscoll will deliver the June 5 commencement address at Hond College in the newly opened Coffman Chapel. Baccalaureate will be preached by Rev. Dr. Mary Ely Lyman, Union Theological Seminary professor, with services at 9:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The event includes alumnae reunions June 4 and a senior reception.
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New Jersey
Alfred E Driscoll
Hond College
New Coffman
Mary Ely Lyman
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Hudson
Gambrill Gymnasium
Ten Pines
Hodsay
Juanne
Coftman Chapel
Patricia Driscoll
Angoinette Ware Tatem
Jamuam
Warner-Hudnut Inc
Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. Inc
Lyman
Union Seminary
Bhe
Mi Hatake College
Union Seminar
Unniversity of Chicago
Laman
Vassar
Aweet Relay
Pharnard
Sisting
American School of Oriental Research
Berusalem
World Council of Choiee
Three Hurt In Wreck On U.S.15 Near Emmitsburg
Three people were hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 15 four miles south of Emmitsburg, initial identification tentatively listing Melvin Cauliflower. Harry and Muriel Bears suffered serious injuries. Cauliflower, possibly with multiple names, remained unconscious. A second early weekend wreck injured three others near Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Frederick County
U. S. 15
Emmitsburg
Melvin Cauliflower
East Church Street
Harry Bears
Woodland Drive
Kenmore
Muriel Bears
Gettysburg Hospital
Emmett Hickman
Doubs
Frederick Hospital
Hickman
Dale RR Lind
Woodsboro
Donald L. Creeger
LeGore
Creeger
Lind
Coppermine Road
Extension Granted For Lobbyists Reports
The secretary of state extends the May 4 deadline for ten firms to file lobbyist expense reports from the 1955 General Assembly. Administrative Assistant James P. Brock will send delinquent employers’ list to the attorney general for action. penalties of 100 to 1000 dollars apply for noncompliance. Included is William A. Carrier of Shore Drive-In Theatre Ocean City. Other notes mention Biel/Dirvis Geden and Leonard as Washington contacts.
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Annapolis IP
Scretary of State
James P. Brock
William A. Carrier
Ocean City
Dirvis. Geden and Leonard
Washington, D.C
Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Toll Report
The Associated Press notes millions of motorists hit highways for the first holiday weekend. Early hours show varied fatalities with one drowning and one pedestrian death. Officials estimate about 580 expected traffic deaths over the 78 hour period ending Monday. President Eisenhower urges maximum care while safety groups project a total of 539 deaths across three holiday periods.
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Tee Associated Press
Tates
National Safety Caunal
Qurinizh
Eminel
Inghwass
Eisenhower
Gripen
Hitler
Economy steadies amid rising demand and steel expansion
New York May 28 7 Business eased slightly from recent peaks but the forward economy shows momentum. Factory output, freight carloadings and retail activity remained robust while steel production held near high levels and capacity use hovered around 96.3 percent of capacity. Industry leaders foresee continued growth and rising steel capacity as key to the next several years.
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New York
Wade
Federal Housing Administration
Atta
CLO United Auto Workers Union
Ford
General Motors
Sears, Roebuck & Ca
Tran Age
Wight
Arthur B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Mecheldin Speaks At Heidelberg Finals
Mecheldin delivers Heidelberg University commencement address addressing servicemen and wartime unity. He urges inclusion of diverse political views, warns against prejudice and Neanderthal ethical traits, and calls for defeating hostile ideologies while fostering cooperation with Germany. He plans to return to the United States this weekend.
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Heidelberg
Gov
Vekkellina
Varsi
Vesteistas
Mecheldin
Heidelpers Universit
Martland
United State
McKeldin
Ths
United States
Tito Rejects Closer Moscow Ties in Belgrade Talks
Belgrade reports say Yugoslav President Tito refused a Soviet bid for closer ties and insisted talks remain at a governmental level. Khrushchev’s outreach drew mixed reactions as Soviet delegates pressed for alignment with Moscow. Tito’s stance signals continued Yugoslav independence from Cominform and avoidance of Kremlin entanglement.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Nikitai Khrushchev
Communist Party
Famrade
Khrushchev
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Anastase I. Okovan
Cominform
International Communist Group
Barba
Emba
Yudeslasia
Tarope
Merea
Tinks
Balkan
eTdpaet
Greece
Three Run Mile In Less Than Four Minutes
The event at White City Stadium featured Pahor of Bonzais Chatawar of Landen and Hewson of Royal Wo Faire racing a three mile event under four minutes. A crowd of about twenty five hundred attended as a heavy rain and 30 degree conditions affected performance.
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Jase Pahor
Bonzais
Chrie Chatawar
Bran Hewson
Britain
Baba
Son i
Chatawar
Hewson
Royal Wo Faire
White Cy Stadium
New Organ For Churchs Anniversary
The Presby terian church marks its 175th year with a week long Maryland Synod meeting and the dedication of a new $25 000 pipe organ in the West Second Street worship center. The organ funds will be raised under Glenn T Swisher as general chairman and a 1 September installation is planned. The current organ, dating to 1896, was declared beyond repair after a recent failure.
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Presbyterian Church
Maryland Synod
West Second Street
Frederick Presbyterians
Rey W. Bierval Weaver
Glenn T. Swisher
Moller
E. B. Parkinson
Board of Trustees
Parkinson
Swisher
Shook Family Bank Funds Dispute Court Action Filed
Equitable action filed over a savings and checking account opened in a bank name with survivor provisions claimed by two Shook children and Shafer against brother Gearee Shook. They allege deposits were trust funds and that survivor should receive funds. Gearee says funds became his property after funeral and obligations were paid. Includes note of additional survivors from a deceased daughter. Metzger Elected Emmitsburg Student President At Mt St Marys College. Metzger won with 97 percent, defeating O Neil. new VP Hylan and Kennedy Lynch named to student council.
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Charles
Im Dune
Metzger
Emmitsburg
Mado P Inseok Metzger
Miami Beach
Fla
Horvat Mt St Mars's College
James O'Neil
Isehn
Nood
Lee Hylan
Harrisbore
Kenneth Lynch
Teaneck
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Heavy holiday traffic snarls Frederick streets
Unusually heavy weekend traffic clogged Frederick's main streets late Friday and continued into today with stores closing early for a two day layoff. The airport forecast called for drizzle and possible storms, with cool Memorial Day weather expected and temperatures in the 80s later. Gambrill State Park at High Knob was set to reopen to picnickers tomorrow after restroom changes.
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Frederick
Airport Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Annapolis
Salisbury
City Alive
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Post Office Clerks Convention Debates Dismissal Policy
Delegates at the 11th annual Maryland Delaware Bi-state Federation meeting denounce federal dismissal without hearing for employees. William J. McGrath urges passage of reforms to protect worker rights while pay raise and job reclassification issues are debated. The gathering names officers from Wilmington and Baltimore, with banquet speaker Congressman Hyde and Women's Auxiliary in session.
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William J. McGrath
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Francis Scott Key
McGrath
DeWitt S. Hyde
John A. Grammatten
Wilmington
Del
F. Swart Gilbey
Baltimore
Vicce
Clyde JF Warned
Charles J. McAllister de
Washington
Bernard R. Baumfardner
Frederick
Lowell D. Faith
Hagerstown
Francis A. Quigley
Newcastle
Gerald Row
Joseph A. Whisfer
National
Emile Prodoehi
Bathmore
Robert C. Leary
Claymont
Baumgardner
John C. Engle
Mr. Whisner
Ambassador Reinhardt Presents Credentials in Saigon
South Vietnam Premier Diem receives U S Ambassador G Frederick Reinhardt presenting credentials with no reference to Bao Dai. Also reported Communist China Academy of Sciences claims a new process to synthesize petroleum increasing yield by fifty times from the same equipment.
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South Viet Nam
G Frederick Reinhardt
Neo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Tokyo
Communist Chinese Academy of Sciences
Ford Invites Ford to Step Into UAW Contract Talks
Walter P. Agath er, president of CQ United Auto Workers, invited Henry Ford II, president of Ford Motor Co., to join the pivotal Ford UAW contract negotiations today.
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FORD
Detroit
Walter P. Agather
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford TI
Ford Motor Co
UAW
June Week at Annapolis Opens Naval Academy Festivities
The Naval Academy kicks off its annual June Week today a colorful pre graduation blowout featuring campus events and ceremonies honoring midshipmen amid an upbeat atmosphere on the yard.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
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