Frederick High Student to Lead Maryland Association
Frederick High School being named to host and lead the Maryland Association of Student Councils after its delegates returned from Salisbury. Principal Harry Frushour says the faculty and student body will select the president within days, with the city set to host the 1956 convention for hundreds of student leaders and sponsors from across the state. Delegates named include seniors Carol Sanders and Loudon Kirncofe, juniors Je année Derr and Wayne Mullican, with guidance counselor Robert Ferguson accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High
Maryland Association of Student Councils
Salisbury
Studen
Harry V. Frushowr
Frushour
Frederick High School
Wicomico” High School
Carol Sanders
Loudon Kirncofe
Jeannée Derr
Wayne Mullican
Robert Ferguson
Jhoonsboro High School
Northwestern Hgh School
Bladensburg
Ferguson
Ine Nquel
Man Sentenced to 60 Days for Petty Larceny in Frederick
Charles W. Williams received 60 days in Frederick county jail by Magistrate Wilbin F. Shetberg Jr after being found guilty of petty larceny for stealing four shirts from a lodger at a rooming house on West Patrick Street. Det A. Norman Dietz reported Williams had two wallets and three dollars on him. parole records showed recent parole from Maryland penitentiary for assault with a deadly weapon in Baltimore. Local detention may await Baltimore action on parole violation.
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Charles W. Williams
Frederick County
Wilbin F. Shetberg Jr
West Patvik Street
Set
A. Norman Dietz
State Parole Board
Willams
Maryland
Baltimore
Joseph A. Martin
Pilot
Ingaml
Sun
Robert D. Rules
James B. Woolse
Iyamssilic
J .S. Plume
Karl J Kloek
Haderstown
West Patrick Street
Willan Staley
John Dachereiner
Market
Patrick Streets
Alton Ywents
Ronaleti
Lindauer
Balmore
MD 26
James Ho Bailes
Lenkmtown
Los 40
Arthur M. Max
Frederick
Florence V. Stegman
Ailuve
Robert T. Storer
Supreme Court upholds bans on public park segregation
The Supreme Court today upheld a decision outlawing racial segregation in public parks and playgrounds. The ruling cited the 1954 school desegregation opinion and involved public beaches and bath houses run by Baltimore and Maryland. The case was appealed jointly by the city and state from Richmond Virginia.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Circuit Court
CMI
Baltimore
Maryland
Hit And Run Charge Filed By Police
Police linked a hit and run to Kenneth F Foland after paint markings and broken chrome matched a damaged Mercury sedan to an East Third Street collision. Foland, 24, of 323 East Third Street, faces a hearing November 14 for car damage over 75 dollars. Several other weekend crashes yielded minor injuries and traffic-light violations, with hearings set November 12 and November 14 for involved drivers.
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Sergei
Sherman Boone
Funston Collins
Chapel Alley
Sergi
Boone
East Third
Sone
Sergt
Mercury
Collins
Sergt. Boone
Kenneth F. Foland
East Third Street
Foland
Stella V. Largent
Great Cacapon
W. Va
Dellmer O. Largent
Largent
South Street
Mark Hallman
Hamsvile
RFD 2
Tee Street
Hallman
William A. Boone, Jr
John Doeberciner
Sparrows Point
Patrick
Market Streets
Doeberciner
Patrick Street
Ruth Gregory
Biggs Avenue
Market
Alton Twenty
Tns
West Patrick
Bents Streets
Bayne
Ross Gilley
Orange
Fla
Offer of $26,000 Held Inadequate For Frederick Bypass
Mr and Mrs Mercer contest condemnation by the State Roads Commission seeking $26,000 for their property west of Frederick. They claim the bid is not fair market value and immediate possession is unnecessary since bids for the bypass construction have not been publicly advertised. The exchange notes the stock market improved in New York as recovery continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marl
Mercer
Anguer
State Roads
Vis Woereer
Benjamin B Rosenstock
Roads Commission
Come nMssiot
Sax
Miles Quits As President Of Orioles
Clarence W. Miles resigns as president of the Baltimore Orioles effective Nov. 18 and urges the club to appoint an experienced baseball executive. He cites the need to speed the Orioles’ advancement and signals possible Senate run, while praising GM-Manager Paul Richards and noting substantial investments in players since 1953.
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Baltimore
Clarence W. Miles
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Baseball Club
Paul Richards
Miles
Orioles
Senate
Maryland
St. Louis Browns
New York
Lander Delegation Seeks Pearl Road Construction
Residents of Lander petition the Board of County Commissioners urging the Pearl road extension from Jefferson Lander toward Maryland 464 near Point of Rocks. Former officials supported the claim, while current leaders seek written evidence and possible future inclusion in the county program. Moscow marks 38th Bolshevik Revolution anniversary with a big parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland
Point of Rocks
Samuel H. Young
Austin James
James Pratt
Board of Commissioners
Grant Fledper
Robert R. Rhoderick
Jefferson-Lander Road
Brunswick
TV 6
Moscow
Soviet Union
New Low Of 24 Recorded At Airport Sunday
The airport logged a new season low of 24 Sunday morning after a 29 degree high Saturday. Readings marked the first 20s this season at the airport, with 32 last night and a forecast near 40 tonight. Morning clouds gave way to showers, possible continuing tonight and Tuesday. Weekend warmth drew large crowds to the roads, as Sunday afternoon reached 56 degrees.
Asst. Pastor Named for Calvary Methodist Church
Lawrence Burris a first year student at Westminster Theological Seminary has been named assistant pastor of Calvary Methodist Church in a Sunday morning announcement by Rev William Hall. The church on West Second and Bentz Street serves a large congregation needing an assistant to support the regular pastor. Burris and his family will reside at 830 North Market Street and he will commute to Westminster for classes while serving weekends and some evenings. He is married to Joanne Lavion of Pittsburgh and is a Pittsburgh native and University of Pittsburgh graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Burris
Westminister Theological Seminary
Calvary Methodist Church
William Hall
Calvary Church
West Second
Bentz Street
Burvis
Barbara Lee
830
North Market Street
Westminster
Joanne Lavion
Pittsburgh
Burris
University of Pittsburgh
New Industry At Mt. Savage to Open Jan 1
Mt. Savage gains Danmar Co Inc as new industry employing 150 to 200, planned to open about January first. The firm, purchasing the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad shops, will manufacture ribbon copy equipment for typewriters, including a three-ribbon mechanism and carbon paper elimination. Up to 1.5 million dollars will be spent remodeling seven buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Savage
Buller
R-Md
Danmar Co., Inc
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Maryland Railway
Frederick Banks To Be Open On Vets Day
Frederick banks will open for the first time on Veterans Day while stores stay open. Court House and many state offices close. some county banks observe the holiday. Wreath ceremonies at Memorial Ground and Hunter Fest mark the day. Clerk of the Court office moves records to a new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Court House
Memorial Ground
Catt House Park
Ellis C. Wachter
Relics Of Methodism Shown In Baltimore Museum
A Baltimore museum at Lovely Lane Methodist Church displays prized relics from American Methodism’s early days. Items include a copy of The Imitation of Christ, a rough hewn oak pulpit used by Robe Strawbridge, ordination certificates, Wesley and Asbury letters, and the only known 1788 edition of a key work, highlighting the church’s formative years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore 2
Lovely Lane Methodist Church
G. Bromley Usxaam
Washington Area
Chureh
Robo Strawbridge
Trish Imme Gran
Method Ie Matstand mdi
Thomas Coke
Wesley
America
Ashbury
Aodile
Bishop
Asbury
Baltimore
Dayk
Anigny
President Eisenhower to Return on Friday
President Eisenhower plans to leave Fitzsimons Army Hospital Friday and fly to Washington, with doctors split on when he can decide about seeking re election. Dr Paul Dudley White will review his condition and convalescence plan before setting a date for return to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenower
Washington
Denverp
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White House
James C. Hagerty
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Secretary of Welfare Folsom
Secretary of Commerce
Tor Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White
Verdict for 95.22 awarded to national rep in subcontract case
An independent manufacturer's representative, Wallace M. Juck of New Jersey, won a $95.22 verdict in Circuit Court before Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. He claimed a 5 percent commission on a Frederick Iron and Steel subcontract with American Saw Mill Machinery for Air Force propeller assembly stands, based on prior negotiations and dealings. The larger contract grossed $38,169.37. Juck sought commissions totaling about $4,500, plus additional claimed sums, with testimony detailing prior relationships, retained fees, and potential profits from the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Iron Iand Steel, Inc
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Wallace M. Juck
New Jersey
Frederick Iron and Steel
American Saw‘mill Machinery Company
Air Force
Amer
Buck
Jacob Goldberg
Huck
Goldbere
Husk
Frederick Dron
Steel
Macon. Ga
Sas Hem
Elections In 12 States Set For Tuesday Ballots
Washington voters face off year contests in 12 states with no national races. Kentucky governor and Philadelphia mayor emerge as key battles, with referendums in Ohio and Kentucky affecting labor and voting age. Democratic incumbents at stake in Kentucky and Philadelphia, while several state legislatures vote.
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Washington
Kentucky
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Virginia
Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
Boston
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Connecticut
Indiana
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Utah
Wyoming
A. B. Chandler
Edwin R. Denney
U. S
Richardson Dilworth
W. Vhacker Longstreth
Une
Aima
IP Ghio
Fas
Three Sets Of Twins Receive Their Caps
A Washington Missionary College School of Nursing cap ceremony honored 35 nursing students. Three sets of twins from Maryland received their caps Beatrice and Bernice Jones of Potomacville Elizabeth and Maryanne Purdig of Hyattsville Leona and Wanime Minchin of Hyattsville.
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Washington
Maryland
Washington Missionary College
School of Nursing
Beatrice
Bernice Jones
Ponlesvile Elizabeth
Mary Ane Puredig
Tiyattsvaille
Peacemakers Confronted By New Troubles in Middle East
In Jerusalem a furor over armistice violations erupts as Israel accuses Egyptian troops of entrenched presence in the Sinai demilitarized zone, while alleging a Gaza raid. Jordan and Israel trade counterclaims amid reports of Egyptian checkposts and illegal troop numbers. Notes of Jordanian claims include destruction by Jordan troops near Kfar Saba.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Middle East
Egyptian
Sinai
Israel
el Sabha
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Butudil Charkbed
Kfar Saha
Grandfather's Clocks Sold At Emmitsburg
A Bentley clock fetched 8800 and a John Hoover clock sold for 625 at a public sale in Emmitsburg held Saturday. The 8 day clocks, in fine condition, were bought by Miss Ruth Gillelan for J Elmer Zimmerman, a longtime resident. Hoover clock made in Emmitsburg about 1805. Bentley clock from Janeystown around 1800. Other items included a 3P hour clock for 325 and a Sheridan secretary for 325. A corner cupboard and quilts also sold. crowd from New York, Pennsylvania, District of Columbia and Maryland attended. The Zimmermans’ property and a companion sale yielded about 38000. Auctioneers were Nulls. Zimmerman and Null attorneys and clerks listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
John Hoover
Emmitsburg
Ruth Gillelan
J. Elmer Zimmerman
Hoover
Janey S Town
Nul
Null
Delhert S
Edward J. Storm
Mehrie SN. Wachter
Second Shots Of Salk Vaccine Begin Tuesday
Frederick county pupils who had first polio shots in spring will receive second doses from Tuesday through Friday. A total of 2,775 first and second graders were given initial Salk shots. The Natural Polio Foundation, represented by Aston Y. Bennett, supplies volunteers, equipment, and balloons for inoculation day. Contributions to March of Dimes support Foundation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Forbes Burgess
Fredenck County
Aston Y. Bennett
March of Pines
New Effort To Secure Reds Help For Disarmament
A new push starts this week to draw Soviet cooperation on disarmament and atomic control. Secretary Dulles will urge Molotov to back aerial inspection and outline steps toward global arms reductions. Talks at Geneva stall as the Big Four experts clash over East West access and trade bans. The session resumes amid hopes the disarmament talks will proceed under U.N. supervision with Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GENE
Stat
Russia
Dulles
V.M. Molotov
Eisenhower
U. S
United States
Iron Curtain Harters
Geneva
Soviet Union
Alselk
U.N
Canada
Light Snow And Rain Dot Weather Map
Light snow and showers dotted the nation with cloudy skies and cooler air. Snow fell mainly in the Upper Great Lakes and northern Mississippi Valley with small totals elsewhere. A distant disturbance brought more than an inch to parts of New Orleans and Burwood La Pardy. Far West coast readings cooled from 50s to 30s with inland areas lower. Robbery reported at Ideal Garage. thieves pried open vending machine and fled with a small amount of cash.
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Associated Press
Upper
Great Lakes
Mississippii Valley
Duluith
International Falls
Minh
Wyoming
Montana
Gulf States
Durrie Dae
New Orleans
Burwood
la Pardy
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Ear Lakes
Appalachians
New Englands
Far West
Pacific Coast
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FHS
MD. Council
Leonard Scheele
Frederick Banks
Navy
Graqeets
Galabrre
Navea
Charles de Barner
Frederick Ison
Stel
Raymond Fo Bowers
Hack
Iag
Chev
William R. Turner
Manchester
Mass
Doris Hatch
Miss Hatch
Turner
Cambridge Springs
Blechon
Goldberg
Schnauffer
Charles
Mati
Huex
Benjamin AB
Rosenstuck
Armed Services
Reobert Wroth
Piitsburgh
Bong Soon Hil
Justie Black
U.S
Ideal Garage
Carroll Street
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