Controversy Over School Integration Alarms Carroll County
About 300 residents gathered at Elmer Wolfe High School to voice concern over racial integration at Elmer Wolfe and New Windsor high schools. The Maryland Petition Committee and Rockville attorney Bob Furnance urged action to circumvent the Supreme Court ruling. Local leaders vowed to continue discussions with the Carroll County School Board while church officials urged obedience to the law and support for school officials in desegregation.
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Union Bridge
New Windsor
Elmer Wolfe
Carrell County
Maryland Petition Committee, Inc
Wilbur Frey
Carroll County
Carroll County School Board
Bob Furnace
Rockville
Robert Wiseman
Maryland Petition Committee
Supreme Court
Thomas Legg
County School Board
Legg
David Edwards Jr
Wilson Harris
John Smith
Richard Miller
David Hoff
Oden Eyler
Elmer Wolfe High School
Mr. Hobson
Carroll County Council of Churches
Harold R. Hodgson
Westminster
Carroll County Ministeria Assn
Princess Margaret Marriage Rumors Surface in Privy Council
Queen Elizabeth convened a Privy Council meeting at Balmoral with Duke of Edinburgh present fueling speculation over Princess Margaret marriage plans. An informant said the princess’s future was not on the agenda, while reports linked her to RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend and safeguarded by legal considerations.
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Balmoral
Scotland
Elizabeth
Britain
Privy Council
Princess Margaret
Duke of Edinburgh
Margaret
RAF
Peter Townsend
Sir Regnard
Manningham-Buller
Electric Service Disrupted By Ocean City Accident
William J. Grove Jr. 18, of Frederick Maryland, summer resident at 3200 Central Ave, drove home from Somers Point when his car ran off the boulevard. It snapped a cable supporting an Atlantic City Electric Co pole, causing a short circuit that disrupted service in Ocean City and five nearby communities. Power was restored in Ocean City in minutes but took over an hour in Somers Point Linwood Northfield Pleasantville and Absecon, the company spokesman said.
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Ocean City
N. J
William J. Grove Jr
Frederick, Md
Central Av
Somers Point
Atlantic City Electric Co
Linwood
Northfield
Pleasantville
Absecon
Epokesman
Public Relations course for Maryland prisons staff begins
A nine week course for Maryland prison and reformatory employees starts tomorrow night on the Baltimore campus of the University of Maryland. Weekly lectures and discussions will cover technical medical psychological and sociological problems in running correctional institutions with the first session titled Public Relations.
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Baltimore
Maryland
University of Maryland
Hotel Head Lions Speaker at Frederick Club Meeting
Paul W. McAuliffe of the Francis Scott Key Hotel addressed the Lions Club on hotel role in local economy. He noted hotels attract conventions but capture only about 30 percent of visitor spending, urging upgrades in facilities and service. The session also named a minstrel show fund-raiser committee, reported attendance pins, and noted several members’ long service awards.
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Basie
Paul W. McAuliffe
Francis Scott Key
Lions Club
Richard F Khe
McAuliffe
Frederick
Maryland Travel Council
McKeldin
Keep
Maryland
Charlies V Main
Amos Harper
James Grove
Cochairman
Charles Roetke
Steve Langley
Weldon Harper
Frank Higinbotham
Emory Larson
Joseph Turner
Robert Davis
E. Hart Etchison
Elmer Ehler
Richard E Zimmerman
Richard F . Kline
Dorsey Shipley
Ross Hollis
Kenneth Barncord
Save Nickles for Yuma Indians Meeting Notes
Members were asked to save Indian head nickels for the Yuma Indians in Arizona at a meeting of the Ijamsville Society of Christian Service in the parish hall last Friday. Mrs. Paul Beard presided, with Mrs. Harry Swomley in charge of worship. Miss Margaret Droneburg read Scripture and led the program on The Spread of the Kingdom in Perilous Times in Korea. Participants included Mrs. Walker Rooper, Mrs. Nelson Myjers Jr., Mrs. William Harpold, and Mrs. Fred Keller. Mrs. Joseph Kehne spoke of her visit to Boys Town in Nebraska. The pledge and purpose of the Woman's Society were repeated, and refreshments served. The group will meet next on October 14.
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Nickles
Yuma
Seioli Court Martial Set For Next Month
Maj. John N Seioli former executive officer at Ft Riteme faces a court martial next month on charges of borrowing money from enlisted men. Charges served yesterday detail requests to obtain Army Emergency Relief loans and transfers of borrowed funds. Seioli served in Europe in World War II and Korea earning a Bronze Star with oak leaf cluster and a Purple Heart.
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FT Meade
Second Army
John N. Seioli
Ft. Riteme
Philadelphia
Army
Scioli
Europe
Korea
Jeffersonian Club To Meet On Monday
The Jeffersonan Democratic Club of Frederick County will meet next Monday evening at East Fourth and East streets to discuss business and welcome new members. President Philip H Beard will preside as the club plans to unify Democratic strength in the county for next year’s elections. The newly renovated headquarters were largely remodeled by club members to keep costs down. Secretary Joseph J Coady has notified members of the resumed seasonal activities.
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Jeffersonan Democratic Club
Frederick County
East Fourth
East Streets
Philip H Beard
General Assembly
Joseph J Coady
Air company plans three story parking garage over East River
In New York City space is tight so a carrier proposes a three story structure extending over the East River to park about 400 cars. The plan reflects ongoing efforts to expand downtown parking capacity amid dense riverfront development.
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New York
Sept
Manhattan Island
East River
Germans Prefer Normalcy Over Unification in Talk
Franz Bach of the German embassy told Frederick Civitan and Exchange Club members that Germans favor bringing the country back to normalcy rather than “unification.” He warned that true unification implies unequal parts and stressed Germany's Western allegiance, Marshall Plan recovery, and plans for talks with Moscow. The event was arranged by Lowell White, with remarks by City Attorney Charles Mathias Jr. and others. Also reported: Shepherd College expects record enrollment for fall, with 225-230 freshmen. dorms open, freshman orientation begins.
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Germany
Civitan and Exchange Clubs
Frederick
Francis Scott Ley
Thursaight
Franz Josef Bach
Federal Republic of Germany
Washington
Lowell E White
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
John A. Derr
Dr. Adenauer
To Ieaders
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Federal Republic
Ussr
Adenauer
Dr. Bach
Bach
Federal Republic of
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Saar
France
Middle
East Germany
Soviet Zone
Moscow
Department of External Affairs
Bonn
Sydney
Australia
Civitan
Alton J. Lipps
Exchange Club
Charles L. Strosnider
Robert Soroka Jan Bruce Crum
W. C. Patrick
William Rimes
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Shepherd College
Oliver S$. Ikenberry
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