Contract Approval This Week For Walkersville High School
The Board of County Commissioners is poised to approve the Walkersville junior senior high school contract awarded to L. J. Keller and Sans. Supervisors cite a single figure dispute now resolved. The base project totals $136,816.05 with add ons for a football field and track pushing the contract to $195,900.95.
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Walkersville
Board of County Commissioners
Delbert S. Null
Commissioner Board
L. J. Keller and Sans
Frederick High School
I! West Frederick Junior High
Richard F. Kline
Ing
Frederick
Kline
Board of Education
Sensenbaugh
Expect 168 To Enroll At Md State School
The Maryland School for the Deaf opens its 1958 59 academic year Tuesday with an expected enrollment of 168, up 22 percent since 1956. Superintendent Lford A. Ambrosen announced the ninety first session will begin with most pupils arriving Sunday and Monday. New staff includes William R. Barrett Jr and Mildred Zimmerman. Dorothy Hightman joins the infirmary. Carol Ann Bartlett replaces Barbara Obler in the administrative offices. Summer repairs and a Heidelberg Platen Press upgrade the print shop. A Parent Teacher Houseparent Association meeting featured Ambrosen detailing the International Congress of the Modern Educational Treatment of Deafness in Manchester England.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Lford A. Ambrosen
Wiliam R. Barrett Jr
Illinois School For the Bear
University of Southern Illinois
Edith Radcliff
Mildred Zimmerman
Dorothy Hightman
Rb.n
Carol Ann Bartlett
Barbara Obler
Heidelberg Platen
Ambrosen
University of Manchester
Manchester
England
Light Registration Growing Slowly in County Districts
Early reports show limited voter registration today across county districts ahead of the November election. By 11 a.m. Bruns with and Middletown each recorded a few new registrations while nine a.m. started in all nine districts. Officials expect updates to the Board of Registry and a clearer view of overall turnout may take several days.
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Brunswith
Middletown
Board of Registry
Carroll County Truck Driver Dies In Wreck
A 42 year old Carroll County truck driver Maurice EB Miller of Millers Maryland was killed in a collision on the Baltimore Expressway north of here near Cockeysville as the road narrows from four to two lanes. Two Florida women, Annie Krantz 78 and Hannah F Gollender 76, were injured and listed in critical and serious condition respectively. The women from Lake Worth Florida were hospitalized at Union Memorial Hospital. Baltimore County police described Miller as the pickup truck driver involved.
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Baltimore
Carroll County
Here
Florida
Red
Maurice EB. Miler
Millers
Baltimore County
Miller
Cockeysville
Annie Krantz
Union Afemorian Hostas
Hannah F. Gollender
Lake Worth
Fila
Interfaith Day fund drive set for September 27
The Interfaith committee of Knights of Columbus Tall Cedars and B nai B rith announce a county wide paper drive on Saturday September 27. Frederick residents should place old newspapers and magazines on curbs for Boy Scouts to collect starting 8 a m. A fleet of trucks will gather papers. Mayor Ramsburg will proclaim September 2 as Interfaith Day. Calls to A Thomas offer packing help. Committees include Austin Thomas Theodore Levinson Austin M Fogle J Kenneth Kefauver Enai Brneth Max Parney Henry Serepca. Proceeds go to the Interfaith Bail fund for the spring event.
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Knights of Columbus, Tall Cedars
B'nai B‘rith
Frederick
Ramsburg
Innerfaith Davy
A. Thomas
Knights of Columbus
Austin Thomas
Theodore V. Levinson
Tall Cedars
J. Kenneth Kefauver
Austin M. Fogle
Enai Brith
Max Parney
Henry Serepca
Representative Eberharter Dies After Stroke
Washington AP reports Representative Her van P. Eberharter D Pennsylvania dies at 66 from a stroke after a hospital stay since Wednesday. A veteran lawmaker from Pennsylvania's 28th District Allegheny County and Pittsburgh, he served since 1936 and sat on the Ways and Means Committee. The market roundup notes a stock surge early session with major issues rising about a point amid heavy trading and some losses.
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Washington
Her van P. Eberharter
Tact
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
House
Ways and Means
New York
Senate Seats Involved In 8 Contests
The Associated Press reports eight Senate seats in play amid party primaries in ten states. Veterans Claude Pepper in Florida and Ernest McFarland in Arizona seek comebacks against incumbents while parties push through various House and gubernatorial nominees.
Can Keep Up Supplies With U S Aid Formosa
Vice Admiral Wallace Beakley said U S aid keeps Quemoy supplied despite Communist attempts to blockade. He noted U S escort of Nationalist convoys within three miles of Quemoy and that heavy shelling could change the situation. Nationalists consider bombing mainland batteries. U S approval for strikes remains unclear.
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Taipel
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Wallace M. Beakley
U.S
7Th Fleet
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
United States
Beakley
Helena
Defense Ministry
Fine Weather For Harvest
Maryland and Delaware farmers enjoyed ideal weather last week aiding late season harvests. Crops progressing with alfalfa fourth cuttings, tobacco harvest speeding in Southern Maryland, potato digging active in Delaware, and sweet corn nearly finished. Cantalope in Delaware nearly done while watermelons slow near end. Grimes apples to start in Washington County and Jonathan and Delicious next week. Tomatoes and late apples in bridge area and Dover region beginning harvest.
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College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Today. Com
Peninsula
Elberia
J. H. Hale
Washington County
Jonathan
Bridgeville
Dover
Frederick Heart Association names fall committees
Frederick County Heart Association selected committee chairmen at the first fall meeting on West Church Street. J. Alfred Cutsail presided. New officials include George Van Fossen as vice president and Mrs. Donald B. Rice secretary. Members discussed research funding, a fair booth, and cardiac camp attendance. Eisenhower on Maine sweep noted as Republican setback.
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Frederick County Heart Association
West Church Street
J. Alfred Cutsail
Medical
Thomas E. Stone
Charles H. Conley Jr
A. Austin Pearce
A. M. Powell
James B. Thomas
Henry V Chase
Forbes H- Burgess
Chase
Frederick Fair
Grace M. Butcher
Moore
Lee Bowers
Baltimore
Bowers
State Organization For Research
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Miss Derr
Maryland
Catsail
George van Fossen
Donald B. Rice
Nelson Bohn
Hel
Beall Observes Bowlus Swearing In and Harford Campaign Swing
U S Senator Beall attends the swearing in of Mrs Lorene Bowlus as comptroller of customs in Baltimore. Democrats Tawes D Alesandro Sybert Goldstein run in Maryland while Republicans dock near Baltimore for events. Beall then visits Frederick for a cement plant dedication and Towson Advocate Club meeting.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Harford County
Harford
J. Millard Tawes
Thomas D’alesandro
U.S. Senate
C.ferdinand Sybert
Louis L. Goldstein
Baltimore
Kiwanis
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
Lorene Bowlus
Unemployment Falls by 600,000 in Latest Report
Washington AP government figures show unemployment dropping 600,000 last month to 4,699,000 amid seasonal adjustment. The seasonally adjusted jobless rate rose to 7.6 percent, the highest since World War II aside from a 1949 coal strike anomaly, with August payrolls up nearly 200,000 to 65,367,000.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Department
Eisenhower Urges Khrushchev to Curb Red China Powers
In Newport Rhode Island the White House signaled President Eisenhower’s call for Moscow to restrain China’s territorial aims amid the Far East crisis. Khrushchev’s note proposing withdrawal of American forces from Formosa prompted Washington to urge caution of Beijing by its Soviet ally while accusing Peiping of unprovoked military action against Nationalist forces on Quemoy. Tokyo reports Justice Minister Kiichi Aichi stating Japan will seek jurisdiction over a U.S. airman linked to a fatal incident involving a Japanese student.
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Newport. RI
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Red China
Far East
Moscow
White House
Nikita
Khrushchev
Formosa Strait
United States
Peiping
Quemoy
Tokyo
Mini
Ster Kiichi Aichi
Dulles hints concessions if China renounces force
Washington AP Dulles signaled possible concessions if Red China renounces force in the Formosa Straits. He cautioned details depend on Warsaw talks and warned the Free World must maintain a firm posture against attempts to seize Nationalist islands. He suggested military aid to Nationalists only if needed and expected no war, while noting Korea Berlin parallels. Portland Maine AP Maine Democrats win Senate seat for first time in 47 years and claim major triumphs in state elections as Muskie loses to Clauson.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Maine
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Republican National Committee
Washington
U.S
Associatin
Dulles
United States
Formosa Straits
Red China
Warsaw
Free World
Far East
Korea
Berlin
Portland
Jacob Beam
Renna
Wang Ping-Nan
Beam
Wang
Edmund
Muskie
Frederick G.J. Payne
Bernard Goldline
Payne
Sherman* Adams
Boston
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Pine Tree
Clinton A. Clauson
Waterville
Horace A. Hildreth
James C. Oliver
Cape Elizabeth
Robert Hale
Frank M. Coffin
Lewiston
Neil S. Bishop
Stockton Springs
Coffin
Clifford G. McIntire
Perham
Hej
Gerald J. Grady
University of Maine
Clauson
Hildreth
Congress
Oliver
Hale
Bishop
Mcintire
Grady
Dulles Backs Detailed Talks With Red China
Dulles said the United States seeks a modus vivendi with China based on concrete, specific terms rather than generalities from past talks. He suggested a meaningful renunciation of force by Peiping could alter the situation, while noting offshore islands belong to Nationalist China and the U S would not negotiate their fate.
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Dulles
United States
Red China
China
Quemoy
Matsu
Peiping
Planes collide and crash near highway killing 12 on board
A pair of B52 bombers collided while landing near a Spokane highway. Twelve of the 16 men aboard were killed as flames engulfed both aircraft. Debris, including a 200-pound landing gear piece, blasted onto the highway and a nearby service station. Officials say the planes carried classified materials but not nuclear weapons.
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Spokane
Wash
Seattle
Strategic Air Command
Fairchild Air Force Base
Joe Martella
Summer Fading as Night Drops to 45 at Airport
The low of 45 degrees marked the end of a cool spell with the coldest reading since May 27. Meteorologists forecast unsettled weather with possible showers on Wednesday and a return to fair, cooler conditions by Thursday. September remains unusually dry with only .01 inch so far.
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Keller
James A. Sensenbaugh
MD. State School
Supt
Eberharter
Claude Pepper
Spessard Halland
Ernest McFarland
Arizona
Stephen W. Langmade
Rolaine
Edmund Muskie
Frederick G. Payne
Clinton A. Clagi JSON
Horaces A. Hildreth
Johns ‘Ef
Kennedy Id-Massi
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
McFarland-Langmade
McFarland
Pepper
Franklin Roosevelt
Holland
Coya’ Knutson
D-Minn
Minnesota
Andrew
Marvin A. Evenson
Vermont
Ralph E. Flanders
J Lee E. Emerson
Winston L. Prouty
Massachusetts
Kennnedy
Foster Furcolo
Vincent J. Celeste
GOP
Charles Gibbons
George Fingold
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Roland J. Steinle
Supreme Court
Edward J. Thre
Eugene McCarthy
Democratic Farmers Labor
Hjalmar Petersen
State Railroads Commission
Utah
Arthur JV. Watkins
Frank E. Moss
Colorado
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Palmer L. Burch
Henry M. Jackson
Alice F. Bryant
Jackson
William Bentz
Heart Assn
FOTAL
Htan
Hitleeegan
Hultow Bay
Weirout
Miles
Quemoy Island
Tan
Amoy
Quemoys
Tatan Islands
Sen. Beall
Nelson H. Reifsnider
Sirs
Carolyn L. Angelbower
Nelson Donovan
Melvin J. Reifsnider
Nelson Reifsnider
William S. Sterbinsky
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