Shipley Resigns As Assessor In Frederick County
Robert L. Shipley announces resignation from the Board of Assessors effective June 1 1957 citing unequal taxation in Frederick County. A Democrat since 1948 he leaves amid calls for taxpayer action and political turnover. Ernest C Speaks remains Republican on the board with A Lamar Barrick as supervisor. Also Norman W Erler appointed to the Frederick County Board of Education by Governor McKeldin to a six year term beginning May.
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Robert L. Shipley
Frederick
Board of Assessors
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Shipley
Board of Assisors
Thomas Raylor
Walkersville
Ernest C. Speaks
A. Lamar Barrick
Market and
Second Streets
O. Leonard Storm
Storm and Shipley
Davis Studio
Board OF Education
Norman W. Ewler
Guyton Heads State Grocers
Garland S. Guyton of Burkittsville was elected president of the State Association of the Independent Retail Food Distributors at the state convention in Galan Hall, Wernersville, Pa. Harry J. Hamilton of this city joined the state executive committee. The delegation included Elmer Stockman and wife and many Walkersville grocers and spouses.
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Garland S. Guyton
Burkittsville
Independent Retail Food Distributors
Galan Hall
Wernersville
Harry J. Hamilton
Guyton
Elmer L. Stock- Man
Stockman
Air
Hamiltton
G. L. Davis
Paul M. Carmack
Grayson Nikirk
Charles E. Riddlemoser
Walter Dudrow
Roger Zimmerman
Walkersville
Dedication Set For Truman Library With Hoover and Roosevelts
Former President Herbert Hoover and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt are anticipated to attend the Truman Library dedication in Kansas City on July 6. Harry S. Truman indicated government leaders will speak and that Chief Justice Earl Warren will deliver the dedicatory address.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman Library
Harry S. Truman
White House
Truman
Karl Warren
Rain Drenches Texas Area With Major Flooding Ebbing
Torrential rains drenched Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas with as much as eight inches of rain. Floodwaters forced thousands from homes and rivers rose there and in Missouri. Gov. Fabus sought federal aid as Arkansan creeks spilled over farms and residents evacuated.
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Dallas
Texas
Southwest
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Trinity River
Fort Worth
Orval Fabus
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Civil Defense
Little, Rock
Moffett
Okla
San Antonio
Missouri
Mississippi River
Chester
Cape Girardeau
St. .Francis
Thankful
Tales Of Frustration Told Graham By Sick New Yorkers
Troubled souls of New York City night club dancers, actors, and career men seek Billy Graham to share stories of frustration. They meet him in hotels and lobbies as his Madison Square Garden crusade draws 16 500 listeners nightly. The anonymous cases include a bartender turned narcotics addict and a leading actor seeking a “newer fuller life,” with others detailing fear, violence, and personal upheaval.
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New York
New York City
Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Ened
Christ
Ham
Peace and Square Auditorium
Graham Te Fae
Hood College Moving Up Day Honors Four Frederick County Girls
Four Frederick County girls at Hood College were honored on Moving Up Day. Mary Ann Guild won the Frederick Weir Levering Scholarship and a French House Prize. Sharon Hooper received an Applied Music Scholarship. June Miller earned the John O D. and Louise H Hendrickson Prize for music, and Marilyn Bell won the Leah B Allen Prize for astronomy.
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Frederick County
Hood College
Mary Ann Guild
Reuben J. Guild
Lee Place
Frederick Weir Levering
Miss Guild
la Maison Francaise
Sharon Hooper
G. Mehrl Hooper
Wilson Place
Johm OD
Louise Huar Hendrickson
June Miller
Ralph Miller
Brunswick
Marilyn Bell
Charles W. Bell
Knoxville
Leah B. Alen
Board of Trustees
Akiko
Yamamoto
Japan
Hera Tzorvopoulou
Greece
W. A. Lantz
Pauline Sherman
Aberdeen
Bertha AleCall
Virginia Horger
New Canton
Griesemer
Patricia
Pettyjohn
Bethlehem
Myrtie Annis Scott
Ercole
Nutley
Richard Hudnut
St Pene Norwood
N. J
Latrobe-Westmoreland Company
June White
Freelan Music
Frances Steckel
Diane Dickey
Annapolis
Barbara Nagle
Hollis
L. I
Charles J. Little
Patricia Shoal
Leesburg
Virginia Coblentz
Beeky Heckart
Baltimore
Sallyi Conrad Fauntleroy
Marina Pappas
Bridgeton
Marcia King
Westfield
Anne Wilson
Pylesville
Mary
Ann Brush
Huntington
Alumnae Association
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Mercersburg
Ebridge
Ton
Carolynne Veazey
Washington
Marilyn Miller
Berwick
Bertha Moyer
Elsie iLvon
Harrisburg
Margret Louise Kieist
Lucinda Young
Summit
Mary Filler Allen
Charlotte Snowdon Justin
Carolyn Riefle
Elizabeth Leibr Wood
Gail Wohlkittel
Caldwell, XN. J
Esther E. Shaw
Ann Stearns
Pittsburgh
Frances C. Cutujian
Patricia Pickett
Rockville
C. May Hudson
Nancy Paul
Flourtown
Marcia Theriault
Hanover
Marstyn Lowden
Brani Beach
X. J
Graduates at Maryland School for the Deaf to receive diplomas
The Maryland School for the Deaf holds its Memorial Day graduation for seven students completing studies. Dean Berward L. Scouten of Gallaudet College will give the commencement address at 10:20 AM, with Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Evster delivering invocation and benediction. Walter E. Sinn presents diplomas, and Lloyd A. Ambrosen offers greetings.
.Two papers are read: Our Reading Program by James Henry Erisman, spoken by Russell Dolan, and Why Want To Go To College by Jean Ann Butcher, Essex, with Kay Williams delivering remarks. Final graduates include James Henry Erisman, Baltimore. Edward Lee Gossard, Hagerstown. Betty Ann Gray, Bishop. Dixie Lee Guarro, Salisbury. James Levin Parsons, Nassau, Del.. May Frances Vance, Baltimore. and Aliss Butcher.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Berward L. Scouten
Gallaudets College
Washington
Frederick D. Evster
Potomac Syhool
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Walter E. Sinn
Board of Visitors
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Jamesi Henrrr Erisman
Russell Dolan
Jean Ann Butcher
Essex
Kay Williams
James Henry Erisman
Baltimore
Edward Lee Gossard
Hagerstown
Betty Ann Gray
Bishop
Dixie Lee Guarro
Salisbury
James Levin Parsons
Nassau
Del
May Frances Vance
Aliss Butcher
College Preparatory
Herb Score Leaves Hospital for Maryland Recuperation
Pitcher Herb Score will fly to Hagerstown Maryland to recuperate at his uncle Arthur Flood’s home after a line drive injury to the right eye. Doctors report a swollen retina and full recovery timing remains uncertain. Score remains on the Indians' disabled list through June 8.
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Cleveland
Herb Score
Lakeside Hospital
Hagerstown
Arthur Flood
Cleveland Indians
Maryland
Score
Gil NicDougald
New York Yankees
Charles Thomas
Bob Lemon
Long Beach
Calif
Penny Lays Off 756 Workers in PRR Cutback
Philadelphia reports that 756 maintenance workers will be laid off June 1 due to a 10 percent drop in freight business and delays in rate increase requests from the Pennsylvania Railroad. Key figures include PRR officials and unnamed company management. The move reflects ongoing freight revenue pressures and cost-cutting measures.
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Penny
Philadelphia
He Prr
Pastor Sponseller Resigns for Northampton Church
Rev Dr Edwin H Sponseller resigns as pastor of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church Greencastle. He will become pastor of First Church of Christ Congregational in Northampton Massachusetts effective August 12. He previously served Myersville EUB Church and taught at Hood College.
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Edwin H. Sponseller
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Greencastle
Pape
Church of Christ 'Congregational
Northampton
Mass
Jonathan Edwards
New England
Sponselier
Myersville
Folk Dance Festival Set for Baker Park Next Monday
About 6500 pupils from tiny and county elementary schools will perform at Baker Park starting 10 15 a m next Monday in a folk dance festival featuring dances from many countries. Rain date is Friday June 7. The event is directed by Dr Warren R Evans and supervisors Mrs Louise F Thompson and Mrs Alice M Love.
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Baker Park
Warren R. Evans
Louise F.thompson
Alice M. Love
Dunkirk
Bleking
Paw Paw Patch
Honolulu
Lottist Tod
Lottie
Crop report signals brighter outlook despite pests
Drought-break rains improved moisture in Western and North Central Maryland boosting crop prospects through last Saturday. Insects like army worms and bean beetles pressed on grains and tobacco across regions, with blue mold in tobacco beds in Prince Georges and Anne Arundel counties and widespread bean beetle activity on beans. Eastern Shore areas saw meadow spittlebugs and local pest outbreaks.
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College Park
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
University of Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
Delmar Peninsula
Prince Georges County
Wico
Mico
Italy Court Acquits Three in Montesi Case
In Venice a three judge panel acquits all three top defendants of complicity in the death of Wilma Montesi. The verdict closes a long criminal case that drew Italian attention and public protest.
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Venice
Italy
Wilma Montesi
Einfrank And Wite Reunited Says Relatives Like Leeches
Einfrank a Los Angeles truck driver and self taught geographer rose to 332000 on the 64 000 Question before losing the big wager. His relatives pilloried him, and his wife briefly deserted him due to a family siege in Maryland. Now reunited with his wife and child, Einfrank plans a new bid on the show and hopes to avoid fame and crowds, aiming to buy a pickup truck and trailer to tour quietly.
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York
Einfrank
Los Angeles
Krauzia
Maryland
Emnbank
Eiofrank
Wille
Paroled West Virginia man charged in Huntington murder
Elmer David Bruner, a 40 year old parolee, admitted killing Ruby Hu Miller 58 wife of a prominent Huntington contractor. Bruner allegedly broke in by cutting a window screen and struck Miller with a hammer after confronting her with a shotgun. He was arrested at his home and charged with murder after a four hour interrogation.
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Huntington
W. Va
W—Al
Herman Frazier
Ruby Hu. Miller
South Side
Frazier
Elmer David
Bruner
Miller
Four young children placed under Juvenile Court care in Frederick
Four little children aged from three and a half months to four years were taken under the jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court and placed in custody of the Children's Aid Society of Frederick County. Judge Patrick M. Schanuffer ordered the action after probation officer Mrs. William C. Roderick stated no one could provide for the kids except the county. the mother testified illness kept her from work and she agreed to the order. Separately, Charles L. Summel, 16, of Thurmont, awaits magistrate court action on unauthorized use of an automobile without a license as the court kept jurisdiction pending further proceedings. In Washington, Sen. J. Glenn Beall will speak May 30 at Antietam National Cemetery Memorial Day ceremonies.
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Ger
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County
Patrick M. Schanuffer
Roderick
Welfare Board
Charles L. Summel
Thurmont
RFD
Magistrate’s Court
Oil and aircraft stocks slide as market retreats in New York
Oil shares and aircraft stocks fell early today as the market continued its broad retreat. Investors absorbed news amid a cautious mood across major indices, with energy and aerospace sectors leading declines in New York trading.
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New York
Nevada Atomic Test Marks Airport of Morning Blast
The United States detonated a 10 kiloton device at the Nevada test site near Yucca Flat. The pre-dawn explosion produced a bright mushroom cloud observed from surrounding areas as lawmakers debated responses to Far East tensions and the fate of missing servicemen from Korea.
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Ney. H
United States
Nevada
Nevada Atomic Test Surpasses Fallout Expectations
The 46th shot in the Nevada series, delayed by winds, aimed to minimize fall-out. Helicopters collected radioactivity data as the device disintegrated steel tower debris and a mushroom cloud drifted over desert wastelands. The AEC offered no device specifics while officials hailed reduced fallout within the test area and nearby bombing range.
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United States
Free World
Nevada Test Organization
Nevada
AEC
Air Force
Suitor Slays Woman And Son In New York
In Brooklyn a 50 year old suitor crept into a woman's apartment and killed her son John 30 an NY Telephone employee before shooting his partner Veronica Parry 50. The killer Emil Iacubovski 50 turned the gun on himself and was taken to hospital with a chest wound. Police say the son objected to the relationship and the couple spoke in the bedroom before the final shot. A neighbor heard pleas to stop.
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New York
Brooklyn
Veronica Parry T
John
New York Telephone Co
Emil Iacubovski
Iacubovski
Prayer of Man Lost in Cave Is Answered
In Harlan Kentucky Cattreill Owens a one year old in quotes but likely a boy was trapped in an abandoned mine shaft Saturday. He prayed as his miner’s light failed and was rescued yesterday after searchers spotted tobacco grains and footprints. He had mild hunger and a cough.
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Harlan
Cattreill Owens
Owens
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