State GOP Leaders Meeting Sets Maryland Campaign
Baltimore Maryland Republicans meet to map preliminary 1958 plans without two top vote getters. Chairman D Eldred Rinehart says no candidate discussions yet but names like Butler Devereux Avery Hall Frank Small Jr and John Derr are floated as possible governors or leaders as McKeldin is abroad and 1938 off year looms. Regional conference in New Jersey May 21 links Maryland with New York Delaware New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Baltimore
Maryland
GOP
Admit
Eisenhower
McKeldix
U. S
General Assembly
D. Eldred Rinehart
Republican State Committee
McKeldin
Tinehart
Europe
Mary Island
GOP National Committee
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Trenton
Sunbheet
Sen. Builer
Senate
Min
Devereux
Avery W. Hall
Salisbury Insurance
State Roads Commission
Frank Small Jr
John Derr
Frederick
Beck
Donald McDonald
Seattle
Teamsters Union
Wnhil
Kennedy
Seattle Post- Intelligenter
Nard Jones
Douglass Welch
Welch
Senate Committee
Jones
Teamsters
Texas Tornado Claims 19 As Community Grieves
In Silvert on Texas a massive tornado killed 19 people including Barney Stephens and his family of five. Rance Stephens and wife were among the dead, while the Rev Vaughns also perished. Neighbors recall a devout, hardworking town with destroyed homes and deep religious ties. The disaster left property damage estimated at $750,000 and destroyed multiple family dwellings.
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Texas
Irwin Frank
Silverton
Tex
Barney
Stephens
West Texas Range
Rance
Stedife
L.V. Rance
Vaughn
Williams
Heather
René Tebed
J. W. Lyon Jr
Bruce
Allen
Rhonds Kay
Lyon
Avease
Man Must Pay Damage Claim Or $100 Fine
A discussion notes that Eichelberger faced a damage claim and $100 fine after a drunken driving conviction. It claims he ignored DMV letters, had no insurance, and a license revocation followed a court judgment won by Wardley. The piece argues hiring a lawyer might have helped and that the license may be further lifted.
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Paget
Eichelberger
Department of Motor Vehicles
Hichelberger
E Ichelberger
Ardley
Senate Debates a 613 Million Commerce Bill in 1958 Budget
The Senate debates a 613,554,290 Commerce Department appropriation for fiscal 1958. Despite reductions from Eisenhower requests, the panel’s figure allows some excess spending over the House plan. Earlier, Treasury-Post Office and State Justice bills cleared to the White House, with Senate cuts noted but tied to past-year appropriations and old liquidation funds. A separate weather impact report notes storms across Texas, with tornadoes in Saverton causing deaths and injuries, and rainfall causing flooding near Rock Springs.
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Washington
Senate
Commerce Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Senate Committee
House
Treasury Post Office
State-Justice
Treasury-Post Office
White House
Congress
Fisenhower
Eisenhower Ior
War Shipping Administration
Civ Aeronautics Administration
Business and Defense Services Administration
National Bureau
Forest High
del Rio-Engle Pass
Rio Grande
Texas
Weather Bureau
Arrest Case Opens In $25,000 Suit Involving Gerberich
The proceeding continues with Ha gerstown officer involvement as associate Judge Morgan C. Harris presides. Attorneys Martin V. Bostetler and William J. Dwyer represent Gerberich and Miller respectively, detailing the costly action. Evidence and further filings are expected as the case proceeds.
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Paget
Gerberich
Harry Hartle
Edward Kahlman
Hagerstown Police Department
Morgan C. Harris
Martin V. B. Bostetler
William J. Dwyer
Miller
Prayer for acceptance of life’s frustrations
A Pittsburgh minister urges faithful acceptance of life’s disappointments through grace. He cautions against bitterness and blaming others, calling believers to mend broken hopes and trust that with God all things work for good and each day offers a fresh start in Jesus name.
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Gneen
Jesus
W. Ralph Ward, Jr
Pittsburgh, Pa
Lebanon
Planes Will Feature Armed Forces Day
The article notes weapons enhancing massive capability for emergencies and highlights Air Force missile developments in 1957. It mentions several missiles in operational inventory and ongoing accelerated R and D, including some with intercontinental range.
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Aéris
Air Force
Commons Votes Confidence On Suez Policies
London The House of Commons backed the Conservative government by a 250 vote margin on Suez policies after a two day debate on the British-French attack on Suez. A Labor censure motion was defeated for damaging Britain’s prestige and economic interests.
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London
House of Commons
Kovernment
Suez
Wyynt
Britain
Byrd Campaign Launch Signals Democratic Drive in Maryland
In Annapolis a 230 strong gathering heard Baltimore echo the push for a state-wide Democratic effort led by Tawes and others. Speculation circulated on who may run for comptroller or governor as Goldstein and Fhipps voiced support for party leadership amid a broad, energized campaign atmosphere.
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Sybert
John Grason Turnbull
Tawes
Baltimore County
Annapolis
Warry
S Sandta
Senate
Louis Goldstein
Maryland Hopkins clash fanned by vandalism and lacrosse stakes
Maryland and Johns Hopkins face a 36th revival lacrosse showdown as Maryland seeks a 31 game win streak, while vandalism shadows the campus with red M symbols at Homewood and Remsen Hall. Magistrate warns against further acts as hearings stretch to Sunday.
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Hopkins
Terp
Johns
U. of Mt
Homewood House
Remsen Hall
Henry L. Rogers Jr
Maryland
Sturenc
Union Urged To Conduct Own Probe Into Corruption
The union leadership faced calls to launch an independent investigation as 52 written questions to Beck remained largely unanswered. McClellan and Kennedy faulted both union officials and management for a broader pattern of misuse of authority to profit, naming firms from Anheuser-Busch to Montgomery Ward.
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Union
Beck
McClellan
Norman Gessert
Sen. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Detroit
Associated Transport, Inc
New York
East Coast Truck Line
Occidental Life Insurance C O
Obituary notices for Nussear and Scheller families
Obituary items report Mrs Scheller of Keedysville and relatives including daughter Mrs Scheller and granddaughter Elaine Scheller, plus Russell H. of Keedysville and three siblings. John H. Nussear Sr., 26, of 19 West Side Avenue, died at home after complications. Survived by wife, children Catherine Hospelhorn and nine grandchildren with nine great grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral dates and church services noted. Burial planned at Fairview Cemetery and Rest Haven Cemetery with Rosary Sunday evening.
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Order of the East Ren Star
Scheller
Russell H
Keedysville
John Hollyday
Elaine Scheller
Hagerstown
Sarah L. Moody
Littlestown
Clarence HE
Huffer
Boonsboro
East Funeral Home
Ivan G. Neangle
Fairview Cemetery
John H. Nussear
John Henry Nussear
West Side Avenue
Emmitsburg
Jesse H
Mary C. (Wierick) Nussear
Western Maryland Railway
St. Mary's Catholic Church
The
Holy Name. Society
Patrick Coyne
Rest Haven Cemetery
Holy Name Society
Funneral
Armed Forces Day program to feature Fairchild displays
May 19 event from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Fairchild Aircraft ramp area will showcase planes weapons and vehicles with cameras banned on site John L Carnochan president of the Hagerstown Exchange Club introduced Maj L M N Wenzel who introduced Early a 30 year Air Force veteran who traced the force’s growth and urged preparedness He argued strong nations deter aggression noting Germany’s strength and the risk of war for unprepared powers
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Fairchild Aircraft Division
John L. Carnochan
Hagerstown
Early
Germany
Europe
West
East
Boy Trapped in Well Echoes a Silent Dread
A boy trapped in a well near Patchogue survives hours of darkness as firefighters attempt multiple rescue methods. Daniel Gudish directs operations with a grappling hook, oxygen hose, and parallel shaft digging while engineers widen the pit. The cliff accident echoes the 1939 Kathy Fiscus case.
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Benny
George Gudish
Manarvill
Ben
Gydish
Michael Sliriz
Hoopers
Wendy
Kathy Fiscus
San Marino
Calif
Woman classifies Chihuahua as medical expense
In Baltimore Internal Revenue Service official Richard Edelen described a woman who claimed a Chihuahua as a medical expense for relief she sought as an asthma sufferer. She insisted the dog’s cost justified under medical expense rules, citing relief others had obtained.
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Baltimore
Richard Edelen
Internal Revenue Service
Dng
Old Menu Echoes 1937 Prices At Milwaukee Eatery
Paul Baumann operated a one day revival of a 1937 menu to show big customers price levels from two decades ago. A full roast beef luncheon cost 45 cents and 30 cents, with many customers enjoying a full meal for a quarter. The article notes a quip on Germany’s unification and urges continued U S aid to friendly nations as a political aside.
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Milwaukee
Paul Baumann
Highlights of TV Fares and Film Gems This Week
A collage of 1950s TV and film listings features Bad Collyer MCing a talent show with Xavier Cugat and his orchestra, Rin Tin Tin with O'Hara amnesia plot, West Point Story cadet thefts, Blondie with Pamela Britton and Arthur Lake, Jim Bowie bounty chase, Dick Powell Theatre Civil War tale Decision at Wilson's Creek, Life of Riley stray dog caper, Crossroads Half Mile Down, Adams and Eve romance over a book plot, Dinah Shore TV show with Betty Hutton and Boris Karloff, and Tower Room 1A mystery at a hotel.
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Xavier Cugat
Xavier Cuwat
Orcestra
RIN Tin Tin
O'Hara
Wonder
Lee Ayker
KOO
West Point
Blondie
Pamela Britton
Arthur Lake
Dick Powells Theatre
Wilson's Creek
John Forsythe
John Dehner
Bart Barnes
Willis
Houchey
Riley
Howard Duze
Eve
Howard Adams
J. 5
Alan Reed
Frances Bavier
Dinah Shore
Betty Hutton
Boris Karloff
Art Carey
Edmond O'Brea
Ruth Lee
Tres
San Quentin Prison
Douglas Edwards
Sem and Friends
Annie Oakley
Bir Hickete
Weather & Press
Reem
Douglae Edwards
John Daly
Xavier Caget
Fabian of
Scotland Yard
Dick Powall
Crossroads
Dr. Christian
Paris
Duckpin Darby
Vast Daytime TV Schedule Opens with Nightly Lineup
A dense list of television programs and air times across channels for Friday May 17 features Liberace, The Edge of Night, Guiding Light, Your favorite shows and films. The schedule lists dramas, talk shows, variety acts, news and weather blocks, and feature films including Liberace, The Millionaire, and Tonight with Kay.
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Clown Carter
Beulsh
Donna Douglas
Kay
Miss Brooks
Eleanor Arnett Nash
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