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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1955

Page

9

Recommends State Museum for Annapolis Maryland

A Maryland committee urged establishing a State museum of natural history in Annapolis. The Board of Natural Resources will decide at its December 19 meeting. Alternatives include using the armory or a floor in the new office building. A live native animal display at Sandy Point was also proposed.

Annapolis Museum of Natural History Board of Natural Resources Lester N. Towner Baltimore Maryland PEPCO Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources Department of Geology, Mines and Natural Resources Potomac Electric Power Co Potomac River Pepeo Loudoun County Potomac Chesapeake Biological Laboratory

Vote 43-6 To Review Old UN Charter

United Nations in New York reports the General Assembly passed 43 to 6 a resolution to review the ten year old UN Charter at an appropriate time. The Soviet bloc and Syria voted no with nine abstentions and two absent. A committee of all members will study timing and procedures in consultation with Dag Hammarskjold, with recommendations due in two years.

United Nations N. Y U.N. Assembly U.N Syria Laird Bell U.S Chicago Dag Hammerskjold

Mrs Woodward Quizzed In Shotgun Slaying Case

MINEOLA NY Mrs Ann Woodward sobbed through a three hour police quiz denying charges in her husband William Woodward Jr death from a shotgun blast on Oct 30 at Oxster Bay NY She said the shooting was an accident and she fired at a prowler She left Doctors Hospital in New York for Nassau County police where she planned to testify before a grand jury.

Mineola Upa Ann Woodward Woodward Nashua Manhattan Murray J. Gurfein

Maryland Guard orders desegregation in all units

Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord announced that racial segregation in Maryland National Guard units will end. Gov. McKeldin had directed immediate desegregation, affecting about 150 Negro personnel in two all Negro transportation units in Baltimore. Reckord expected only a light influx of new enlistments and said the move would not cause major disruption.

Baltimore Milton A. Reckord Maryland NationalGuard Maryland Guard Reckord Korea McKeldin

Many Drunks Before Court

A deluge of weekend intoxication cases filled People’s Court Monday night with Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. handing out fines and jail terms. Ernest L. Perkins of Edison New Jersey got 30 days in jail for weekend drunkenness. Ralph E. Bebout was fined $30 plus damages and banished from a lounge after a downtown disturbance. Edward B. Grove of West Patrick Street faced a $50 fine or 30 days. Earl L. Kline Route 1 forfeited $25.80. Garland L. Forest Brunswick paid $100 and 60 days. Forest asked to be jailed. Bruce A. Bruchey was found not guilty of assault on Howard J. Smith after testimony focused on a bank-forfeiture dispute over a truck. Floyd Wright was convicted of vagrancy and sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction. Ste ves Philpot given another year for poor infant support, with a quip from his wife about his old “zip.”

People’s Court Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr Ernest L. Perkins Edison New Jersey North Market Street Ralph £. Bebout Bebout West Patrick St Edward B. Grove West Patrick West All Saints Forest Bruce A. Bruchey Howard J. Smith Bruchey Alton Y. Bennett Samuel Barrick Smith Brachey Sheffield Barrick Floyd Wright Maryland House of Correction Steves Philpot House of Correction

Stewardess Shot To Death On United Flight In Seattle

A United Air Lines stewardess was shot to death aboard a Seattle bound plane as it neared Seattle Tacoma International Airport. Salty Shedd, 25, of Seattle, died en route to hospital after an assailant fired several shots and then killed himself while leaving the gate. The attacker, identified as Robert Clendenin of Salt Lake City, survived with bullet wounds.

Seattle United Air Lines Salty Shedag King County Sheriff's Office

Lodge Holds Supper by Knights of Pythias in Clarksburg

Stronghold Lodge No. 101 Knights of Pythias hosted its first Saturday supper at the Clarksburg Community Center. Committee members included Louis J. Barnes W H Waters Earl Anderson Archie Hood Richard Wuhide Wilam Crutchiey Charles Grounds How ard Salter Leonard Lantz Horner Morgan Griffin Joe Starkey Jr L K Franklin Franklin's son William Franklin is named as a royal governor of New Jersey who opposed American independence and refused to support the move for nationhood.

Stronghold Lodge Knights of Pythias Clarksburg Louis J. Barnes W. H. Waters Earl Anderson Archie Hood Richard Wuhide Wilam Crutchiey Charles Grounds Howard Salter Leonard Lantz Horner Morgan Griffin Joe Starkey Jr L .K. Franklin Franklin William Franklin Benjamin Franklin New Jersey Fin America

May Be Copy Of Flood Control Plans

Government blueprints found in a Michigan ditch may copy flood control plans for Wills Creek at Cumberland Maryland. About 106 papers described as blueprints of government installations along the Potomac River near Washington were found by a deer hunter near Escanaba Michigan. The FBI ordered the papers sent to Camp Lucas Sault Ste. Marie, no further details released. Army engineers offered no confirmation.

Washington Michigan Wills Creek Cumberland Army Escanaba Mich Potomac River FBI Camp Lucas Sault Ste. Marie Corps

Two Million Dollar Wills Creek Project Bid Notice

A corps spokesman said a Chicago firm was the bidder on the Wills Creek project. When bids are sought, blueprints of the project are widely circulated. The largest moth in the world is the Aulas moth of India with a wingspan of 10 to 32 inches.

Wills Creek Corps Chittago India

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