Hood College Named in Federal Student Loan Plan
Hood College and Mt Saint Marys College Emmitsburg are among 16 Maryland colleges eligible for federal student loan funds totaling 423 76 thousand under the Defense Education Act. Maryland allocations range from 309 to 158 690 dollars with loans designed for undergraduates and graduates pursuing sciences and mathematics.
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Maryland
College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Baltimore
Coppin State Teachers College
Johns Hopkins University
Loyola College
Maryland State Teachers College
Bowie
Frostburg
Towson
Montgomery Junior College
Takoma Park
Morgan State College
Negro Jailed In Lieu Of Fined For Vehicle Violations
A Negro youth was jailed for motor vehicle violations after pleading guilty. Frank L. Hackey of South Bentz Street received 60 days in jail in default of 250 dollars and costs for unauthorized use of an automobile and 10 days in default of 25 dollars and costs for driving without a license. Police said Hackey and two juveniles stole cars from Frederick Motor Company, used strings to tie on stolen tags, and fled. A New Jersey man, Chide C., was sentenced to 10 days in jail in default of 325 dollars and costs for operating without a license on Route 339 south of Frederck after car weaving.
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Byron W Thompson
Frank L. Hackey
South
Bentz’ Street
Hockey
Tow
Harry Quinn
J. Frank Main
Calvin Phillips
Oficer Main
Frederick Motor. Company
West- South Street
Dar
Hackey
Scheffing resigns as Cubs manager. Grimm named successor
Chicago AP report states Bob Scheffing resigned as Chicago Cubs manager. President Phil Wrigley announced Charley Grimm will succeed him in 1960, noting Scheffing accepted a baseball department position and Grimm brings a proven major league track record.
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Chicago
Bob Scheffing
Chicago Cubs
Phil Wrigley
Charley Grimm
Scheffing
Wrigley
Grimm
Nude Scene Delays Freeway Traffic In San Francisco
In a San Francisco incident a 33 year old nude woman halted five hundred motorists on the freeway before officers removed her. The woman bit two patrolmen as they attempted to clothe her with mechanic coveralls and was sent to the city’s psychiatric ward at General Hospital. She stood about 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighed around 125 pounds with shoulder length blonde hair.
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San Francisco
San Francisco General Hospital
Stalled Talks in Steel Strike Challenge for Eisenhower
Washington AP report on a 76 day steel strike creating a domestic issue for President Eisenhower. Advisors weigh restarting talks or invoking Taft Hartley emergency powers to end the strike temporarily under a court injunction. Senators Mansfield and Sparkman urge White House action with conferences and oppose immediate use of injunctions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mike Masfield
D-Mont
John Sparkman
Ala
White House
Breaking And Entering Is Charged In City Case
Frank L Hacker aged 19 and two juveniles were charged by City Police with breaking and entering. The trio stole license tags from John Thompson’s car on Phebus Avenue and tried to break into a used car lot before taking keys from Frederick Motor Company and fleeing. Hacker was also convicted in Magistrate’s Court for unauthorized use of an automobile and driving with license, fined 275 dollars and jailed in default. Separate arrest included Robert Edward Sewell after a fight. Weedon treated for injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Detective units Lt. Sherman Boone, Nathan Dorsey and G M Himes investigated.
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Frank L. Hacker
South Bentz Street
Hacker
Hackey
John Thompson
Phebus Avenue
Mover
Frederick Motor Company
West South Street
Harry Quinn
Frank “Dain
Harry Phillips
West All Saints Street
Sewell
Edward Wilson Weedon
Frederick Weedon
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sherman Boone
Nathan Dorsey
G. M. Himes
Japan Reels From Typhoon Casualties Across Honshu
Tokyo reports mounting casualties from a weekend Typhoon Vera with at least 2,618 dead or missing and 927,768 homeless. By noon 1,161 confirmed dead 1,487 missing and 4,668 injured while crop damage drives rice and vegetable prices up. Local towns Nagashima Handa Kuwana and Nagoya report vast devastation with hundreds dead or missing. Government to seek rehabilitation funds as damage spans 38 of Japan’s 47 prefectures and destroys tens of thousands of homes.
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Tokyo
API
Japan
Nagashima
Handa
Kuwana City
Nagoya
Buwana
Ise Bar
Pacific
Honshu
Hokkaido Island
Okhotsk Sea
Jepen
Five Day Forecast With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
The Associated Press reports temperatures will average 16 degrees above normal with warm conditions Tuesday and Wednesday and cooler days from Thursday to Saturday. Rain is possible midweek with about one inch total, coastal areas more affected. Coastal lows reach 70s, mountains in the 40s, and other areas around 57.
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Associated Press
Outdoor School Principal For County Is Appointed
Roy Okan named principal of the Outdoor School for Frederick County as announced by the Board of Education. He leads the nature study program at Camp Greentop north of Thurmont in the Catoctin range, where about 1,250 sixth graders will spend a week this term. Okan, a Minneapolis native, holds a BA from St Cloud Teachers College and an MA from Minnesota in educational psychology. He has taught in Minnesota, directed camps, and served as program director for a Michigan summer camp. He praised Greentop’s setting and hopes the camp program strengthens classroom learning through hands on outdoor experiences.
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Roy Okan
Frederick County
Board of Education
Okan
Camp Greentop
Thurmont
Catoctin Mountain Range
Mir. Okap
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Cloud
Teachers College
of Minnesota
Hich
Minnesota
Clear Lake
Battle Creek
Mich
Mexico
Guatemala
San Salvador
Costa Rica
Fair opens Tuesday at Frederick with busy setup
Activity at the Frederick Fairgrounds runs high as final preparations are made for a five day event starting Tuesday. Livestock arrivals, fruit and baked goods entries, and a weather hopes for favorable conditions highlight a bustling start, with judges beginning at five o'clock Tuesday morning.
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Frederick Fair
300 4 H Girls To Enter Exhibits In Frederick Fair
About 300 4 H girls from Frederick and nearby counties entered over 800 exhibits at the Frederick fair with divisions in clothing baking foods preservation garden home furnishings and home management. Entries are judged Tuesday by a panel of judges from multiple counties with prizes totaling around 1200 dollars.
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Jacquelyn Larsen
Larsen
Timonium Fair
Beatrice Fehr
Adele Miller
Thur
Bonnie Wise
Middletown
Carol Tert
Betty Stiles
New Market
Frances Cutsail
E. Pue
Mre la K. Beale
Emmisbur
Libertytown
Nellie Shafer
Bal Lenger
William Hawell
Washington Coun
Frank Barieski
Howard
Ray
H Smith
Russell Dadrow
This County Clothings
Edwin Fry
Montgomery County
Harvey Hill
Howard County
Gordon Umstead
George Fry
Montgomery
L.A. Hobbs
Frank Nicademius
This County
Atlee Compher
Charles, King
Ballenger Club
Merrii Adams
Buckeystown
Little Star
Charles Putman
Lewistown
Harold Batner
Jefferson
Home Furnt
Decore Chers
Drought Clamps Down As Local Weather Stays Dry
Weekend saw no rain as drought tightens its grip across the area. Temperatures ranged from 62 to 83 degrees with no precipitation and wells going dry. Farmers report burned pastures and silage feeding, while outlook hints at possible rain by midweek and cooling thereafter.
Khrushchev Returns to Moscow Amid Welcome and Cold War Call
Khrushchev arrives in Moscow after a U S visit and tells a crowd at the Sports Palace that coexistence in the cold war must be pursued or else risk another armed conflict. He praises Eisenhower and stresses progress in easing tensions as he greets officials and thousands at the airport and palace.
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Moscow
API
Nikita Khrush“chev
Moscow Sports Palace
Khrushchev
Wercomers
United States
Eisenauer
Alemenii ¥. Voroshilov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Towerieg
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Says Berlin Threat Ended By Camp David Talks
President Eisenhower announced at a news conference that Berlin danger no longer exists and his conditions for a second Summit Conference have been met. He avoided claiming Khrushchev gave personal assurances, saying he would not put words in anyone's mouth. He noted mutual views on making the Berlin situation acceptable to both sides and cited Khrushchev’s remarks about seeking help from Chinese leaders for five Americans jailed there.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Berlin
Khrushchev
Camp David
China
Moscow
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
Konrad Adenauer
Khushchchev
Andrews Air Force Base
U.S.S.R
Local Troopers Escort Khrushchev to Blair House
Local troopers aided the escort for Nikita Khrushchev at Camp David. About seven Scruce cars and additional cars were dispatched to Thurmont and Camp David for protection. Local barracks, led by HL Basare and Capt. Carl Dillinger, coordinated with Pikesville headquarters forming the protective caravan to Blair House in Washington.
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Thurmont
Camp David
HL Basare
Sat. Basare
Carl B Dillinger
Pikesville
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Blair House
Washington
Eisenhower Plans Desert Trip Amid Cold
President Eisenhower, battling a cold, said he hopes to leave for five days in a desert climate as soon as possible. He has endured a heavy schedule since his return from Europe and during the visit of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, with reporters noting a nasal tone.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Enhower
Europe
Nikite Khrushchev
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