Frederick County Fares Well in New Legislation
Frederick County fares well in the state legislature as several bills affect the area. A withholding tax on wages begins July 1, while a home rule bill grants municipalities autonomy on bonds and expansions, exempting Frederick City from an inventory reduction measure. The Beer Bottle Bill failed in the House, despite local support to curb discarded bottles injuring farms. Other approvals included redistricting Braddock district, a county buildings engineer, a county liquor inspector, and revised liquor license provisions. Gall L Cutshall was confirmed as County License Commissioner.
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Feederick County
Frederick County
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick City
Senate
Del
Melvin H. Derrsho
Ttn
Alcoholic Beverages Communitee
Hood College
Baltimore County
Braddock
Heights
Board of Education
Frederick
Sherilf
Gall L Cutshall
Ston An
Five Day Easter Holiday Begins For Frederick Schools
Frederick city and county public schools start a five day Easter vacation this afternoon as Good Friday is a Maryland legal holiday with banks and state offices closed. Some churches schedule Holy Week services while Easter activities include Kiwanis and Civic Club egg hunts in Baker Park and Haymon Field. Hood College closes today and reopens next Wednesday as damp weather brings scattered showers today and tonight with cool, fair Friday.
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Maryland
Camp Detrick
Beth Sholom Synagogue
Market
Federick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick City
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Baker Park
Frederck Civic Club
Haymon Field
Harry D. Radcliff
Harmons
Charles K Taylor
Hood College
Mrs Poole Named English Teacher at Frederick High School
Mrs Ada Beall Poole of Liberty returns to teach senior English at Frederick High, filling the retirement vacancy of Miss Mary J. Shut. A former high school teacher, Poole has taught at Manchester and Middletown schools and in Garrett County, with University of Maryland connections. Her seven-year-old daughter attends Liberty school.
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Ada Beall Poole
Libertytown
Las
Frederick High School
Mary J. Shut
Poole
Maryland
University of Maryland
Manchester High School
Manchester
Middletown
Garrett County
Liberty
First Wife Pleased By Eden's Promotion
Mrs Beatrice Eden, long based in New York after her 195s divorce from Sir Anthony Fiden, expressed pleasure at his promotion to British prime minister. She called it the culmination of a well deserved honor and wished him happiness. A separate note reports a juvenile return to Montgomery County authorities after attempting to sell a stolen bicycle in Frederick. In Dover, Del, Bowles was fined 590 for two counts of violating school attendance laws amid tensions over integration.
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New York
Anthony Fiden
Beatrice Eden
Eden
Pam
Anthony
Frederick
Montgomery County
That County
Bowles
Dover
Del
Brean W. Boyles
The
National Assn. For
Murmat
Dela
Decline in wholesale food prices reported in New York
Wholesale food prices measured by the Dun and Bradstreet index fell this week to the lowest level since November 1933, signaling a broad-based drop in early 1930s markets.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Highest Blast Six Miles Up
LAS VEGAS NEVADA The largest atomic test in a Nevada series blasted six miles above Yucca Flat at 10 am. The fireball lasted under five seconds and outshone the sun in Las Vegas 75 miles away. Reporters on a peak 55 miles distant described a doughnut shaped cloud.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Yucca
Los Angeles
McCormick Will Creates Trusts To Benefit Charity
Chicago news magnate Col. Robert R. McCormick left the bulk of his estate in trusts for education and charity. Executors Campbell Maxwell and Wood will run the Tribune Co. under the will filed for probate. A million is allotted to Canhey Farm and widow Maryland McCormick receives a million in trust with escalating lifetime disbursements.
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Chicago
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
McCormick
Tribune
Chesser M. Campbell
Tribune Co
William D. Maxwell
Disc J. Howard Wood
Viaiusts
AleCormek
McCormick-Patterson Jr
New York Daily News
WGN
WPIX
New York
McCormick-Patterson Trust
Canheny Farm
Wheaton
McCornick
Coawnick
Maryland McCormick
Tornadolike Winds Hit North Texas With Severe Hail
Heavy winds Desended as tornadolike conditions struck north Texas early today. Hail and rain battered Sherman and Bonham area. At least 13 were wounded. Buildings unroofed, limbs felled, abrects locked. Newsman Bob Cantrell described awfully heavy rain and a crop killing hailstorm. Separate note: Frederick Brick Company annual stockholders meeting held. directors reelected and officers named.
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Sherwas
North Texas
Sherman
Bonham
Bob Cantrell
Eden Named Churchill Successor
Eden becomes Britain's prime minister succeeding Winston Churchill after a long alliance. The 42nd holder and youngest in three decades, Eden kissed hands at Buckingham Palace, naming Harold Macmillan as foreign secretary and facing a looming early election amid party splits.
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London
Anthony Eden
Britain
Hest
Elizabeth II
Winston Churchill
Horse Guards
Buckingham Palace
Evay
British Broadcasting Corp
Treasury
Churchill
Case
Steek
Harold Macimillan
Macmillan Publishing Co
Freenban Ar Eden
Lo No
Downing St
Earl
Mas
Eden
Ancurim Bevan
Ann Thedre
Bevan
Weekly Tribune
Sir Anthony Eden
Baden
United States
Neville Chamberlain
Hiller
Mussolini
Beatrice Beckett
Clarissa Churcholl
Attacks In Legislature over State Roads Program in Annapolis
In Annapolis the State Roads Commission faced fierce opposition as lawmakers attempted to reorganize or curb its 589 million highway program after a riotous 1933 session. Both chambers blocked most local bills, delayed tag fee increases, and considered a study panel while narrowly approving toll road plans and the Northeastern Expressway within SRC oversight.
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Annapolis
State Roads Commission
General Assembly
Russell H. McCain
Senate
Commission
House
SRC
Kent
Somerset
Wicomica
Queen Annes
Anne Arundel County
Washington Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland St
Ways and Means
Berlin
Baltimore
Delaware Line
Roads Commission
Fiscal Research Bureau
McCain
Salisbury
Kimble
R-Alle-Gany
Carnegie Institution Detects Jupiter Radio Waves at Seneca
Princeton, NW 6 The Carnegie Institution reported it has detected radio waves from Jupiter. Its large radio telescope at Seneca Maryland has logged intermittent bursts resembling thunderstorm interference. Signals occur about every three days for six minutes as Jupiter passes the beam. The origin is unknown, with a conjecture that Jovian atmospheric disturbances could resemble storms on a larger scale.
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Princeton
Carnegie Institution
Jupiter
Seneca
American Astronomical Society
Water leaks found in 300 city homes survey
City water department reports about 75 percent of leak inspections completed and a noticeable drop in water use as repairs are made. About 300 homes reported leaks, roughly one third corrected, with mayor aiming to finish survey by early May. Large leaks found in old main lines. most fixes involve dripping faucets and running toilets.
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William J. Davis
City Water Department
David Buhrman
Bentz Street
Brigadoon
Linden Hills
Farm Training Classes For Korean War Veterans In Frederick
Farm training classes for Korean War veterans are held at Frederick and Thurmont High Schools with guidance by Superintendents Eugene W. Pruitt and Harry Miller. Eligible veterans with honorable discharges under Public Law 350 will be explained by instructors. schedules and fees are to be determined by school officials.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Thurmont
Eugene W. Pruitt
Harry Miller
Middletown
Aguicilae Ishraerar
Heavy Losses Of Livestock Reported In Arctic Storm
In Cheyenne Wyoming official warned that livestock losses could be severe after a two day arctic storm dumped up to 39 inches of snow in Sheridan and chased hundreds of residents from roadways. About 400 to 500 people were stranded at Douglas while 70 motorists were rescued along the Lusk to Lingle stretch.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Montana
Douglas
Lusk
Lingle
Wyoming-Nebraska
William L. Chapman
Wyoming Agriculture Commissioner
Sheridan
Billings
Mont
Greyhound Bus Strike Set For Tonight
Greyhound buses in ten states will halt service at midnight unless last minute talks avert a strike by about 720 drivers. AFL Motor Coach Employes union demands a company union contract settlement this week. Joseph Wright, federal labor conciliator, reported no conference between sides since mid March. States affected include Ohio Pennsylvania Florida Georgia North Carolina Virginia Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and DC. Daniel Maronev, president of AFL Division 1439, warned of the strike if negotiations fail.
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Charleston
W. Va
Greyhound
AFL Motor Coach Employes
Joseph Wright
Federal
Ccompany
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Florida
Georgia
South
Noth Caroline Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Daniel V Maronev
Division 1439
AFL
Eden's Brother Sixth Baronet of Maryland Eden's Lineage
London Sir Timothy Calvert Eden elder brother of Prime Minister Anthony Eden is the sixth Baronet of Maryland. The Eden family descends from Sir Robert Eden colonial governor of Maryland and inherited Baltimore assets after the last Lord Baltimore died without a legal heir. Four portraits and the silver remain with the Edens. Sir Timothy wed Edith Mary Prendergast in 1923, daughter of Arthur Prendergast born in Baltimore. Hope for rain as forest fires threaten Swan Quarter North Carolina. firefighters seek relief with rain. Wall Street gains as stock market strengthens in early trading.
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London
Timothy Calvert Eden
Anthony Eden
Maryland
Eden
Robert Eden
Caroline Calvert
Frederick Calvert
Baltimore
Edens
Lord Baltimore
Timothy
Edith Mary Prendergast
Arthur Prendergast
Queens bank robbed of record cash haul in broad daylight
Four gunmen robbed the Chase Manhattan Woodside branch in Queens taking about 350000 dollars. They forced clerk Henry Bardenhagen into his car and moved victims into a vault before fleeing in his vehicle. Police believe it the largest bank cash haul in New York City history.
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New York
Queens
Queens Dist
Atty. T. Vinccent Quinn
Chase Manhattan Bank
Woodside
Franklin National Bank
Plural Park
Long Island
Lincoln
Neb
Manhattan
New York City
Willie
Bardenhagen
AM Four
Woman Leaves Unused Wealth Clevelands Loner Librarian
Miss Anna M. Kramer died at 63 after a year in City Hospital weighing 90 pounds. Thirteen cousins contest a 116564 estate, with most assets in nine savings accounts and 5300 in bonds hidden in a stove. She left a third to the Cleveland Area Heart Society and the rest to the American Cancer Society.
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Cleveland
City Health Department
City Hospital
Anna M. Kramer
West Side
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