Committee To Meet On Assessor Job In Frederick County
The Democratic State Central Committee of Frederick County will meet on Wednesday at 8 p m in the Court House to propose candidates for county assessor after Robert L Shipley resigned effective June 1 The State Tax Commission will handle Shipleys resignation and authority over assessors The committee will forward at least three names to the County Commissioners who will then submit to the Tax Commission for final appointment Applications are welcome from interested parties.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Court House
Robert L. Shipley
Chaman
Edwin F. Nikirk
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
State Tax Commission
Baltimore
Shipley
McNall
The
Tax Commission
Tax Commission Office
Afr
Frederick Count
Null
Mr. Shipley
Maryland
State’ Tax Commission
Albert’ W. Ward
Commission
Nikirk
Central Committee
George F. Abrecht
George Hamilton
Louise Fratey
Thurmont
D. Leatherman
Lewistown
Joseph E. Chew
Brunswick
Frederick
H. Reese Shoemaker
James Gibson
Klinebarts Alley
Edward Morningstar
Glenn Kauffman, Jr
Mountaindale
Gibson
Samuel W. Barn
Alton ¥. Bennett
Electyle Barnard
RFD
Alrytson
Corporate
Jjail
Barnard
Robert C. Snyder
U.S. 40
Trooner Snyder
Mercury
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Lavder
Heer
Howard F. Reisz
Ted
John T. Zimmerman
Walkers
Wille
Edwin F
Rosemont Avenue
C. C. Steele
W. Jerome Offutt
Charlies Leroy Summel
Th. A. G Bedden
Hedden
Court Street
Shoemaker
Carroll L. Boyer
Taneytown Graduation Speaker Named for Evening Exercises
Dr. Francis Reinberger of Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary will speak at Taneytown High School’s graduation ceremony at eight o’clock Wednesday. He studied at Carlisle High School Dickinson College Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary Columbia University and Johns Hopkins University. He is known locally for parish service with the Ctea Lutheran Parish Walkersville and for teaching religion and Bible at Hood College.
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Francis
Bank Hold Up Ends in Escape by Suspect Guoman
A Southwest suburban branch bank was robbed today as a lone suspect identified as Guoman jumped the counter with two women tellers fainting in the glare of the bank's alarm. Police reported five tellers and the manager in the bank as the incident occurred with the suspect fleeing on foot after taking an undetermined amount of cash.
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Baltimoore
Jane Zun- Tan
C. William Reinke
Three Curious Spectators Answer Billy Graham’s Call
In Manhattan 17,500 attended Graham’s crusade at Madison Square Garden. When his closing appeal urged listeners to give their life to Christ, 478 came forward, including three women who had come to observe the spectacle. Janet Puckhaber, Sallie Arnott, and Patty McClain joined the decision.
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New York
Sori
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Janet Puckhaber
Sallie Arnott
Patty McClain
Graham
Christ
Francis Scott Key District Names Officers For Year
The Francis Scott Key District of the Boys Scouts of America elected officers for the coming year at the Thurmont Cozy Club. Niemann A. Brunk was named chairman with Melvin H. Derr, Anthony Cincotta, Michael E. Poe, Jacob R. Ramsburg and Jack B. Kussmaul as vice chairmen. John S. Herrick was recommended for District Commissioner. Dozens of district members-at-large were announced and Thomas R. Glielman spoke as guest. Committees will be formed for Advancement Activities Camping Civic Service Finance Leadership Training Organizations Extension Health and Safety.
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Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of American
Thurmont
Niemann A. Brunk
Melvin H. Derr
Anthony Cincotta
Michael E. Poe
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Jack B. Kussmaul
John S. Herrick
National Capital Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Everett E. Champlin
Pauli Johnson
James C. Fenhagen
Thomas E. Joy
Merril F. Wachter
Iva
Charles F. Trunk
Charles K. Taylor
W. Merval Weaver
Grayson B. Haller, Jr
Kenneth Hindmen
Charles R. Baldwin
Dwight Collmus
Darwin Huetng
Glenn A. Main, Jr
Joseph Eisenhauer
Melvin H. Partridge
John W. Lee
Heinz J. Heinemann
Harold A. Chichester
Samuel Birely
Warner L. Brittain
Thomas R. Glielman
Harold Neufeld
Joseph Wilson
Wi Merval Weaver
Wei
Bronk
Search For Four Boys Missing From Homes
Beltsville Maryland. A large search by 200 police firemen and volunteers continues for Eddie Palmer 11 Boyd 12 William Poole 8 and Jacopo Poole 9 who vanished while exploring woods around Beltsville and Burtonsville. The boys left home about 1 30 p m yesterday and a massive hunt is in progress.
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Beltsville
Esterday
Eddie Palmer
Boyd
Vera Palmer
Old Gunpowder Rd
Beltsvile
Wiliam Poole
Jacopo
Jake Poole
Burtonsville
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
The forecast calls for showers and scattered thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday with total precipitation through Wednesday. Lows near 56 in Western Maryland and 57 to 63 elsewhere. Highs range from the mid 70s in the west to 78 to 81 in other areas.
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Maryland
Register Of Voters To Open Monday In Frederick
Frederick begins a city wide re registration of voters for the June 1958 election. The Registry Board office in the basement of the Court House will open Monday and operate weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to register residents for the new permanent system. Mayor John A Derr urged participation as the municipal race nears with Democrats leading 34 to 0 in last tallies and the party likely to seek control.
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Frederick City
Boardh of Registry
Court House
John A. Derr
Board of Aldermen
Registry Board
100 Mile An Hour Chase Ends in Death
An early morning high speed chase ends in two deaths in Maryland during Memorial Day weekend. William Thomas, 10, is identified among drowned victims, while Frederick Ammons, 21, of Dundalk, dies when his car crashes into a truck at a roadblock. The truck driver and officers are unharmed.
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Associated Press
Baltimore County
Maryland
Baltimore
Willam Thomas
Frederick A. Ammons
Dundalk
Quiliers
Camp Plan Laid Before Lutherans
Plans to purchase and develop a 150 acre camp near Doubs were reported to the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland. The project aims to raise 200000 dollars for camp development for synod congregations.
Pleasant Memorial Day Weather Draws Crowds Across Frederick
Temperatures reached 77 to 82 degrees with clear skies and no rain threat. Gambrill State Park at High Knob drew about 200 picnickers, Braddock Heights saw crowds and the pool opened for the season. Memorial Day observance by Francis Scott Key Post at Mt Olivet Cemetery drew many, with local races and baseball games reported in Frederick.
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Frederick
Mercury
Gambrill States Park
High Knob
Braddock Heights Park
Francis Scott
American Legion
Mts. Olivet
Fair Grounds
Cou
Lutheran church plans TV programs investment and growth
Dr. John W. Billing of Minneapolis, official representative of the United Lutheran church, reported 800 students enrolled across ten seminaries with over 200 vacancies remaining after graduation. He announced a $500,000 planned investment in TV programs next year and urged congregations to double benevolence from 7.5 million to 15 million in 1958.
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Pittsburgh
John W. Billing
Minneapolis
United Lutheran Church
Highway Death Toll Falls Short of Holiday Estimates
The Associated Press reports the Memorial Day highway toll was 86 deaths by 2 a.m. Wednesday plus 36 drownings and 33 other fatalities. The National Safety Council had predicted 120 deaths for the 20 hour period. actual toll ran about 30 percent under estimates. President Ned H Deardom cautioned against celebratory conclusions.
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Associated Press
Ational Safety Council
Safety Council
Ned H. Deardom
More Americans Due In Formosa
A naval transport neared Formosa with 1 037 U S military personnel and dependents aboard. Premier O K Yui said Taipei was returning to normal after riots a week earlier and promised continued military and police presence to ensure security for residents.
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Taipei
Formosa
O. K. Yui
Hugh J. Gaffer
Keelung
Yui
Market Advances in New York Steels and Oils Rise
Market gains led by steel and oil shares as New York stock trading opened with higher prices. Investors watched early indicators for momentum, while notable players stepped in to push major indices upward.
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New York
Memorial Day stock car tragedy at Pinegrove Speedway
At Pinegrove Speedway near Clarion two children died and several others injured when a wheel detached from a stock car and vaulted into the crowd. Killed were Mary Lou Lindey eight and Harold Brunn Jr. thirteen. Injured were Slippery Beck and Mrs. Mary Gallagher with head injury. Ted Wise Hubbard Ohio, driver, was unharmed.
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Clarion
Shippenville Speedway
Pinegrove Speedway
Pittsburgh
Ted Wise
Hubbard
Ohio
Mary Lou Lindey
Walter Lindey
Slippery Beck
Harold Brunn Jr
Harold Brunn
Gibsonia
Mary Gallagher
Butler
Robert Byers
Reno
Lindes
Directive Will Impede U.S. Military Buildup
The New York Times quotes Air Force sources that a Defense Department directive restricting equipment orders to available funds would slow a military buildup. James J. Douglas protests the policy, with another protest reportedly in preparation. Officials say it could disrupt procurement of costly modern weapons, especially large bombers costing up to 440 million dollars.
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New York
New York Times Today
Air Force
Wilson
Washington
Jack Raymond
the Times
James J. Douglas
The
Woman survives 19 days snowbound with husband dead
In Wyoming near Rawlins a Duluth housewife Delton LeMasurier, 45, was found alive beside her husband's body after 19 days lost in a snowbound plane wreckage. She survived on three chocolate pieces and vitamin pills, endured storms, frostbite and exposure before rescue.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Delton LeMasurier
Resicuers
Yester
Duluth
Minn
Sounty
Pasadena
Calif
Ferris Mountain
Here
Maryland licensing probe linked to Charles County gambling boat
Maryland officials launch an inquiry into licensing as Virginia side gambling and drinking operations face scrutiny. Governor McKeldin pressed Charles County to revoke the Tolchester liquor license and deny slot machine permits while Maryland and Virginia governors discuss the issue and plan county actions.
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Baltimore
Potomac River
Freeston Point
Maryland
Virginia
Del
Maurice Cardin
D-Balto Ltd
House Inter-governmental Cooperation Committee
Charles County
Privi Tewro
Potomac
Colonial Beach
Va. Mary
Stanley
McKeldin
MecKeldin
Tolchester
Storms Hit Southwest Texas and Nearby States
The Associated Press reports violent weather across Texas and the Southwest with tornado activity in eastern New Mexico and West Texas. Severe storms faded in the central and northern plains. hail the size of baseballs drenched Hobbs New Mexico causing property damage. Memorial Day brought widespread wet, stormy weather with tornadoes in Texas Oklahoma Colorado and a heavy rainstorm at Hatteras North Carolina. No casualties reported.
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Associated Press
Texas
Plains
New Mexico
North Central
South Central
Pecos
River
Weather Bureau
Hobbs
X. M
Oklahoma
Towa
Colorado
Wichita Falls
Tex
Hatteras
N. C
Khrushchev Reveals Monster H Bomb Size at Kremlin Meeting
Soviet party chief Nikita Khrushchev told a visiting Polish journal group that the so called monster hydrogen bomb is so large it defies testing. The claim appeared in a semiofficial Polish agency report from Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Soviet Union
Poland
API
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Get Tough On Speeders McKeldin Opens US 1 Bypass
Governor H. L. McKeldin opened a four mile by pass on U S 1 at Rising Sun Maryland during Memorial Day weekend urging State Police to crack down on speeders. The project was planned entirely from aerial photographs by Maryland’s sole aerial mapping firm from Baltimore’s Harbor Field.
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Rising Sun
Mdp
Meeldin
Mary
Maryland
Baltimore
Harbor Field
Campuswide Riot At Illinois University
Campus turmoil at University of Illinois Champaign involved more than 200 police officers ending an eight hour disturbance. Tear gas filled the area as at least two students were injured and three arrested and jailed overnight. The incident began with a water fight between neighboring fraternities using makeshift water jugs.
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Champaign
University of Ilinois
Vanishing Students Reported Near Potomac River
The Potomac River area is the focus as U S diplomats seek confirmation of reports about two American youths and a boatman from Weverton who vanished while pursuing fishing. Local authorities await clearer details and official statements amid tense exchanges.
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Vienna
U.S
Potomac
Iday
John Turner
Weverton
Hungary
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B. S.A
Register of Voters
Airy
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Gettysburg
Mary and Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Robert L. Smith
Executiv Board of Synod
Eugene McVicer
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Frederick K. Wentz
Theological Seminary
Fred Seibel
Silver Rue
Walkersville
Elwood S. Falkenstein
Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
Mr. Seibel
United Lutheran Church In America
George H. Seiler
Jefferson
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Cleveland Indians
Herb Score
Nancy McNamara
Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Hagerstown
Yankees
Gil McDougald
Rawlins Hospital
Charles Co
LeMasurier
KDAL
Dave Cowles
Dalton
Donald
Ronald
Judith Collins
el Paso
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West
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