Milford Reopens High School Amid Desegregation Tensions
Gov J Caleb Boggs urged citizens to uphold law and order as Milford Delaware prepares to reopen Milford High School to both Black and white students starting Monday The state board endorsed integrated operation following the resignations of Milford school directors amid threats of violence Black pupils will attend with previously charged transport arrangements White residents threaten to withdraw their children from school as National Guard reports surface and local officials refuse to bear responsibility for Monday’s reopening
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Milford. del
J. Caleb Boggs
Milford High School
Delaware
Boggs
Dover
Alemred Boggs
State Board of Education
Nord
Milford
Boges
Delaware National Guard
Georgetown
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Atty
Howard E. Lynch
Delaware Board of Education
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses list Bernard Earl Wills and Mary Evelyn Burdette both of Frederick. Francis B. Williams and Constance Collis both of Morris Pa. Earl H. Pearson of Grant and Gertrude M. Smith of New Preston Conn. Wilton R. Garrett and Betty E. Viands both of Charles Town W Va. Property deeds show Loats Female Orphan Asylum to Niles E. Abrecht and wife for $10 city. Raymond Lee Smith and wife to Burgess and Commissioners of Woodsboro for $1 county. Ruth R. Flautt to Charles Tyergar and wife for $10 city. Ruth R. Flautt to Augustus Tyergar and wife for $10 city. Norman A. Piper and wife to Marion W. Phillips and wife for $5 county.
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Bernard Earl Wills
Mary Evelyn Burdette
Frederick
Francis B. Williams
Constance &. Collis
Morris
Earl H. Pearson
Grant
Ned
Gertrude M. Smith
New Preston
Conn
Wilton
R. Garrett
Betty E. Viands
Charles Town
W. Va
Loats Female Orphan Asylum
Niles E. Abrecht
Raymond Lee Smith
Burgess
Commissioners
Woodsboro
Ruth R. Flautt
Charles Tyergar
SIO
Augustus C. Tyergar
Norman A. Piper
Marion W. Phillips
Woman Driver Sent To Jail In DUI Case And More
Eva V. Dison of 175 West Patrick Street received 70 days in jail after pleading guilty to drunken reckless driving in a borrowed car without a license. Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr ordered 150 dollars and 60 dollars in costs plus a five dollar minimum fine suspended for the operator license issue, with a prior license claimed as issued before marriage to Mr. Dixon. A separate conviction for reckless driving with a not guilty plea carried a ten day jail sentence and ten dollars in costs, while Dison chose consecutive jail time in lieu of fines. Witnesses testified she was intoxicated before the crash on Abrecht Place. The same court also heard a dispute involving Stepson Donald Hoffman and Charles Pople, plus a disorderly conduct charge against David I Horning and traffic collaterals totaling 69.35 dollars in forfeitures for high speed and passing violations on U S 40 west of Frederick.
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Eva V. Dison
West
Patrick ‘Street
People’s Night
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
MVD
Mrs. Dixon
C. S. Tregoing
Dixon
Abrecht Place
Donald M. Hoffman
Charles Pople
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frederick
David I. Horning
Harrisburg
C. S. Tregoning
Robert Erastus Boys
Inkster
Mich
Tr. W. L. Guilmino
Boys
U. S. 40
Time Now To Plant Trees Or Shrubs
COLLEGE PARK September 24 A Maryland Extension landscape specialist says fall is best for planting or transplanting evergreens and many common trees and shrubs due to moister warmer soil. Homeowners can plant any time late September through November if weather stays mild. Key tips include transporting with soil around roots, digging a proper hole, soaking deeply, pruning top growth to balance root loss, and mulching after freezing to prevent thaws. Johnson advises duplicating the plant’s original environment.
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College Park
Sule Lees
Sidus
Carl N. Johnson
University of Maryland Extension
Maryland
Johnson
Turnpike cops shift from bikes to cars for safety
HAL BOYLE notes New Jersey Turnpike police now rely on patrol cars, not motorcycles, to cut fatalities. Brig. Gen. Wanamaker cites lower death rates and safer driving as results of improved policing and public behavior. Lt. Mack recalls moving from horses and motorcycles to cars for better aid, fire tools, and rapid rescues.
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Hal Boyle
New Brunswick
Killjoy
America
W. W. Wanamaker
New Jersey Turnpike
Jersey Turnpike
Gen. Wanamaker
Joseph W. Mack
Haddonfield
N.J
Mack
Mamie the horse and a man’s long memory
A veteran recalls riding a horse through winter patrols and caring for Mamie the mare as a child. He contrasts those duties with motorcycles, noting Mamie’s warmth and companionship, and admits he now values the horse more than before.
Rally Day Observed At St Pauls Methodist Church
New Windsor notes rally day to be observed Sunday at St Pauls Methodist church. Charles Wade Roop christened by grandfather Rev J Wade Huffman at St Johns Re formed church Clearspring. Miss Beulah Englar of Taney town visited cousin Miss Emma Ecker last week. Firemen served more than 850 suppers at their fall supper. Mr and Mrs Sterling Ecker hosted a family picnic for her brother George Strine of John Day Ore who spent last month with relatives here.
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New Windsor
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Charles Wade Roop
Charles D. Roop
J. Wade Huffman
St. John’s Reformed Church
Clearspring
Beulah Englar
Taneytown
Emma Ecker
Sterling Ecker
George Strine
John Day, Ore
Drowning Death Of Toddler In Water Bucket
In Aberdeen on September 24 two year old Jess Allen Payne drowned in a 16 inch diameter water bucket. Parents Mr and Mrs John E Payne were away briefly to a neighbor for water as their well dried. The nails used to carry the bucket back became the instrument of the tragedy. Medical Examiner Gerald Palmer ruled it accidental drowning.
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Aberdeen
John E. Payne
Jess Allen Payne
Paynes
Gerald Palmer
Frostburg State Teachers College Sets Enrollment Record
Frostburg State Teachers College reports a record enrollment of 494 students for the year, per President Lil Han C. Compton. Compton noted the jump from the previous year and emphasized steady growth at the Frostburg campus.
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Frostburg
Frostburg State Teachers College
Lil Han C. Compton
McCarthy Defends Against Five Censure Charges
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports Senator McCarthy’s defense against five charges of conduct unbecoming a U.S. senator. The summary covers his responses to Fulbright’s invite to testify, Flanders’ charge on security oaths, Ervin’s questions about a classified document, and remarks about colleagues including Hendrickson. McCarthy asserts willingness to testify under subpoena and disputes allegations of improper influence or insults.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
U. S. Senate
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D., Ark
Senate
Iowa
Gillette
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Ralph E. Flanders
Senator McCarthy
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
de Furia
Etrvin
McCarthy Dispute Over Recall and Remarks Fray in Hearing
Senator McCarthy disputes remarks about a general being unfit to wear the uniform while Senator Morse cites abusive conduct in questioning Gen Ralph Zwicker. The exchange centers on fitness for service and repeated assertions. A separate note credits radar speed enforcement and the Baltimore Washington Expressway as factors reducing traffic fatalities by Lt. WoW Corbin's command.
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Senator McCarthy
Morse
Ralph Zwicker
Zwicker
Williams
Walters
Wo W. Corbin
Baltimore-Washington
Traffic Deaths on Boulevard Drop
Waterloo reports traffic deaths on the Baltimore Washington Boulevard down to less than half the nine month rate last year. Route 1 incidents total 12 with 656 accidents and 253 injuries. nine deaths occurred on the Elkridge Berwyn stretch. Trooper Russell Walters cites speeding as the major cause.
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Waterloo
Elkridge
Berwyn
Russell Walters
State Police
Pegler Added To List Of Speakers
Baltimore on September 24 report says Irving JH Mezger announced Westbrook Pegler will join the speakers for Roy M. Cohn’s testimonial dinner, expanding to 800 guests at Hotel Emerson. Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy will attend and speak. McCarthy cancels other engagements due to illness. sponsors shift to Minute Women of Maryland, Maryland Action Guild, Maryland Constitutionalists with Ancient Order of Hibernians and an American Legion post added.
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Baltimore
Irving JH. Mezger
Roy M. Cohn
Westbrook Pegler
Mezger
Emerson
Joseph R. AcCarthy
R. Was
McCarthy
Cohn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Minute Women of Maryland
Maryland Action Guild
Maryland Constitutionalists
Ancient Order of Hibernians
American Legion
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