Chest Budget Set At 65000 for Community Chest drive
The Community Chest budget of 650,000 was approved to fund county wide services of seven agencies including Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Esther Grinage Kindergarten Federated Charities Salvation Army and Children s Aid Society. The plan shifts away from separate drives and emphasizes local fundraising under Fort Derrick Army regulations with Benjamin L Shuif as campaign chair and Frederick W Wenzel leading the budget committee.
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Community Chest Grive
D. Parsons Xewmas
Board of Directors
In Chest
Federated Chairities
South Market Street
Frederick W. Weitzel
Newman
Community Chest Administration
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Esther Grinage
Federated Charities
Salvation Army
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County
Fort Derrick
Benjamin L. Shuif
Community Chest Fund
Charles Woodman
E. Hart Etchison
Wenzel
Hood College adds beds and furnishings for new dormitory
New and returning students at Hood College will find 125 spanking new beds and box springs in the R. Paul Smith dormitory, plus 300 beds for older dorms to replace long-standing bedding. 125 chests mirrors and study desks complete room setups for 135 assigned students. Shriner Hall fourth floor vacated for dorm use as Smith Hall opens. head of house apartment and lounges added.
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Hood College
R. Paul Smith
Shriner Ball
Smith Hall
Shriner Hall
Coblentz
Meyran
Mrs Jacobson Dies In Night
Mrs. Karl Jacobson a prominent Frederick shop owner died late last night in Clarion Iowa after a heart condition. The 47 year old widow operated a department store with her sons in Frederick since moving from Baltimore four years ago. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1 30 p m from Sol Levinson funeral home. Interment in Little Rock cemetery. The family requests no flowers.
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Frederick
Mero
Sheriff Hanson
Goldfield
Heriz
Hanson
Barbara Susan Jacobson
Sher Hospital
Heril
Jacobson
Karl Jacobson
West Patrick ‘Street
South Market Street
Nathan
Julius Jacobson
Katie
Seth Shetem
Baltimore
Julius
Herman
Ruth) Rosenberg
Hewlett Bay Park
Long Island
Barbara Susan
Carla Rosenberg
Sol Levinson
West North Avenue
Little Rock
Integra-L
Washington Boulevard
Flowers
James C. Hagerty
Enrollment figures show 1957 county school rise and color integration
Frederick County schools report a 209 increase over opening day 1956 with total enrollment over 13,000 expected. Color integration stands at 351 in city and county schools. elementary gains are front loaded with notable rises in fifth and sixth grades while some grades decline. High school enrollment up slightly to 5,317 with mixed grade shifts.
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Fred_erick county
Paul E. Fogle
Frederick County
Board of Education
Fogle
Brunswick
Ebenezer
Horsey
Buckeystown
Doubs
Point of Rocks
Adamstown
Parkway
North Market
Washington Street
East Frederick
North Frederick
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Wolts Jville
Hopeland
Urbana Ve
Walkersville
Urbana
Liberty
Burkittsville
New Aiidway
Woodsboro
New Market
Emmitsburg High
Thurmont High
Brunswick High
Walkersville High
No Charges In Fatal Trucks Crash On Singanore Bridge
Glen Croneburg a McKaig milk hauler died when two milk trucks crashed on a one way bridge on Gas House Pike. State's Attorney Samuel Barrick said there was no criminal negligence by drivers Drenebure or Maurice Long of Knoxville. Long said he traveled 28 mph. report found no excessive speed. Official accounts say the crash occurred near the bridge center and the Drone burg truck tank crushed Croneburg.
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Glen Croneburg
McKaig
Singanore Bridge
Gas House Pike
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Robert T. Storer
W. S. McAfee
Drenebure
Maurice Long
Knoxville
Long
Droneburg
Boh Suit Brought In Circuit Court For Auto Crash
Emma Snowlemyer of Thurmont files a 1000 action in Circuit Court against 3ein C. Boh of Denver Colorado. She alleges her sedan was hit by a car driven by Bob while traveling on Maryland 71 near Taneytown in October 1955 after stopping for a flagman. Insurance company seeks 321.29 reimbursement. Stottlemyer and Mathias attorneys for plaintiffs.
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Mie
R Taneytown
Bob
Insurance compPany
Stottlemyer
Mathias
Eisenhower and Brownell Meet Over Little Rock Impasse
President Eisenhower and Attorney General Brownell discussed possible federal steps regarding the Little Rock integration crisis but reached no decision. They also talked about National Guard authority and broader Middle East and fiscal issues during a White House conference after Eisenhower returned from Newport.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Middle East
Columbine
National Airport
Newport
R. I
White House
Herbert Brownell
Arkansas
Andi
Little Rock
Davis
Hagerty
R. 1
National Guard
Forty five Lions join Pony Express charity trek
A rally of forty five Lions clubs from Texas to Virginia will transport a sponsored pony named Reindeer via a rolling “Pony Express” caravan. The route passes Frederick and El Paso, then through New Mexico and Ohio regions, ending in Maryland. Lions will manage feed and care at stops, with a nationwide chain of clubs aiding the journey.
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Lions Clubs
Frederick
el Paso
Texas
Pony Express
United
Associated Press
Lion James A- Grove
Jerick City
Daniel
Northern
New Mexico
J. Thomas
Harmony Grove
Danilea
Diette
SFC
Daniel Rain
Fort Dell
Ohio
Sweetwater
Tex
Frederick Lions
CBSI
Clovis
Nand
Tregedy
Klavis
Fort Bliss
Texas-New Mexico
Nsouthern Plains
Ohio War
Thomas Farmer
New York State
The
Gulf
Francis Coast
Central and
Scott Key Hotel
Harrisonburg
Montana
Virginia Lions
Washington
Iwestern
Oregon
Staunton
Lions
Lexinston
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Eisenhower Returns For Syria Issue
President Eisenhower flies to Washington amid reports he will speak against Soviet intrusion in Syria. Airlift plans show eight C124 Globemasters ready to carry arms to Jordan as Jordanian officials preview a weapons parade. Secretary Dulles may issue a strong warning and coordinate with Eisenhower on strategic moves, while Lebanon seeks reaffirmation of the March Middle East pact.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Syria
Newsport
Jean
Air Force
U.S
Jordan
jAmman
Lesne
Aitaee
Dulles
United States
Atty
Brownell
Arkansas
Brand‘age
Lebanon
iSyria
Middle East
Congress
Boy W. Henderson
Texas bar on interracial marriages involves soldiers from Germany
A Texas state official pressed President Eisenhower to stop Negro soldiers in Germany from bringing white wives to Texas. Army counsel advised transferring those who married white German girls from the 2nd Armored Division before it moves to Fort Hood. Texas officials debate civil and penal statutes on interracial marriage for transferring troops. Separately two men were treated for stab wounds at Frederick Memorial Hospital. In Cuba, fighting continued in Cienfuegos as Batista’s forces clashed with rebels. casualties were reported with up to 125 feared dead or wounded. Cuban authorities blamed rebel holdouts led by Jose San Roman Toledo, as ships and planes hunted for survivors and reinforcements.
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Dallas
Joe Poo
Eisenhower
Germany
Texas
2Nd Armored Division
Ft. Hood
Tex
Bad Hreutzuashh
Havana
Cuba
Cienftegos
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Cienfuegos
Tion
Ibe
Marian Ann Meio
Groop
Jose San Roman Toledo
Revolutionary Movement
Sup
Castro
San Roman
Cayo Soto
Thurste
Miss America of 1958 Crown Tonight in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City a group of contestants primps for the ball as one will be crowned Miss America of 1958 tonight. The event gathers beauty queens, judges, and a festive crowd for the pageant finale.
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Atlantic City
Ninei
Semifinalists Named In Sand Beauty Contest Finale Nears
The field will narrow from ten semifinalists to five then a week-long contest to crown the most talented and beautiful in the sand. The final prelim winners include Jennie Rebecca Blatchford from Holidaysburg Pa Judith Faye Hansen from Astoria Ore and Elaine Herndon Miss North Carolina.
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Pennsylvania
Oregon
North Carolina
Tom
Jennie Rebecca
Blatchford
Blie Leyed
Holidaysburg
Judith Faye Hansen
Bionde
Hurricane Carrie Nearing Land Not Immediate Threat
San Juan Puerto Rico reports newborn hurricane Carrie moving westward at a brisk pace. Center located about 2,600 miles east southeast of Miami and 1,750 miles east southeast of San Juan with no immediate threat to the islands. Forecasters expect continued movement away from insular areas despite its distance.
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San ‘Juan
P. R
mid-Atlantic
Carrie
OU. S. Weather Bureau
Miami
Fla
San Juan
Lesser Antilles
New World
Jury Would Overhaul Baltimore Liquor Laws
The retiring Baltimore grand jury urges a drastic overhaul of city liquor laws to curb crime. It recommends tightening licenses, higher fees, longer penalties, limiting sales to 7 a.m. to 1 a.m., and banning Sunday sales except in hotels and restaurants. The jurors say reducing licenses will aid enforcement.
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Baltimore 7
Criminal Court
Joseph Allen
Liquor Licensing Board
Istretch
Isaid
Baker Memorial Chapel Steeple Raised at Western Maryland College
The Baker Memorial Chapel steeple is erected and visible from miles away as the stainless steel cross crowns the structure. The chapel's seating totals 715 on the main floor, 143 in the balcony, and 166 in the choir, with construction costing about 500000 dollars. It honors W G Baker, Joseph D Baker, Daniel Baker, and Sarah Baker Thomas. Cardinal Spellman marks his 2th consecration anniversary with a mass at Yankee Stadium before thousands, as the 70000-seat stadium hosts the ceremony attended by dignitaries and laity alike.
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Baker
Western Maryland College
Aia
W. G. Baker
Joseph D. Baker
Daniel Baker
Sarah Baker Thomas
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Yankee Stadium
Averell Harriman
Thestadiqm
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