Easter Day High Here May Be 75
Pleasant Easter Day forecast with temperatures reaching the seventies and sunshine. Warm weather expected to boost sunrise service attendance and Easter activities, while orchard frost concerns diminished and a minor forest fire near High Rock was contained.
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Gambrill State Park
Frederick
Thurmont
Herman Toms
High Rock
Edgemont
Pen Mar
Toms
Donald Kendall
Two-car West Patrick collision causes $350 damage
At about one o'clock this morning on West Patrick street a collision at the Barbara Fretchie service station caused an estimated $350 damage. Ralph J. Nunn Balimore and John H. Crum were the drivers. Nunn was charged with failing to grant the right of way. Several intoxication arrests followed, including John T. Blackston and James N. Smith, each held under $25.60. A bankruptcy petition by Karl Wt. Gue of Boyds was filed, alleging assets of $2,740 and debts of $43,752.36. petition referred to referee Martin McDonough.
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Patrick Street
Barbara Fretchie
William Mutchner
Ralph J. Nunn Balimore
Patrick
Wiyaye Taft
Sorsice Station
John H. Crum
Jefferson Street
Dreamstar
Nunn
John T. Blackston Frederick
Frank L. Willams
Cooksville
James XN. Smith
Lashon
Joseph Sim
Karl Wt. Gue
Boyds
Monisomers County
United States Disset Court
Marsland
Bankupt
Martin McDonough
Wae Quas
Mathias Af Fredeme
George G. Cheek
Ewing
Bo Dave
Beis
Stockman
West Patrick Street
Hegan
Garland L. Forrest
Frederick
Sgt
Sherman Boone
South Market Street
Braddock Mountain
Elin R Sollenheiser
Altoana
Woodrow W Haiman
Baltimore
Willard E. Orte
John J. McCatlen
Lo Island
N. Y
Grorse
William Lee
New Market
Willam J Tadeo
New Castle del
East Patrick Street
Harre Bo Lare
Walkersville
North Market Street
Pal Kime
William Boone
Pleasant Weather For Easter Bright Spring Outlook
The Associated Press reports a dry and pleasant Easter weekend for most of the nation with fair weather in most areas. Some showers possible in the Northern Rockies and Pacific Northwest while parts of Texas Louisiana saw thundershowers. Temperatures ranged from cool in the East and Southeast to mild in the Plains and Midwest with readings up to 70 in the Far West.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Milady
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Texas
Lowsiana
New England
New York State
Appalachians
Greenshorn
N.C
Chattanooga
Savannah
Plains
Midwest
Washington
Southwest
Desert
Fleet's Head Visits Taipei in Formosa Tension
The visit of Vice Admiral Pride to Taipei signals possible U S concern over a new Chinese Communist air base at Lucianao 1735 miles north of the Matsus. Red forces remodel four near fields to reach the Matsus and Foochow's fuel line could extend air control over Formosa. Taipei papers say Pride will study the crisis and advise on forestalling Peiping air challenges. Trash fire near Mt. Pleasant causes no damage.
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Taipe
Formosa
Adm Alfred AL. Pride
Matsu Islands
Luciaao
Norh
Strait of Formosa
Fukien
Foochow
Matsus
Red Air Force
Luchian
Sonz
Strait of
Taipei
Adm. Pride
Peiping
Largest Blast Is Due Today In Nevada Test Series
A 300-foot tower detonated an atomic device at 4 a.m. in the Nevada desert as a preliminary shot for the day’s test series. The bright flash was seen from San Francisco to Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, with observers from Britain and Canada watching. The cloud reached around 15,000 feet, and winds later postponed a second blast planned for Frenchman Flat until 2:30 p.m. EST.
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Las Vegas
Nevada Desert
Secanal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Atomic Energy Commission
Frenchman Flat
Flash Fire Claims Seven Children in Tacoma House
A two story frame house in Tacoma Washington was engulfed by a flash fire believed started by a faulty refrigerator. Seven McCarley children aged 12 to eight months died in the blaze. James Clifton 45 and Jean McCarley 28 relation to the family. Six children found in beds, one near an upstairs window. Mrs McCarley questioned by police. Fire Chief called the home a scorched shell.
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Tacoma. Wash
James Clifton
Nancy McCarley
Thomas McCarley
Cyndia McCarley
Darell McCarley
Susan McCarley
Magnus McCarley
Jean McCarley
Larry Amundsen
Pierce County
Ventevue Head Casts Shade On Ward Drunkards Haven
In Peoples Court Magistrate Ho Reese Shoemaker heard a drunken disorder case against Mose Moulten, a colored man, with claims from local officials about intoxication and property misdeeds. Several defendants, including Roger Gerber and George G. Cheek, faced fines and jail time for intoxication and resisting arrest as others forfeited bail on traffic and liquor charges.
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Monievue
Colored Men's Wari al Vienievue
Peoples Court
Ho Reese Shoemaker
Roger Gerber
Mose Moulten
Titaie
Patee
Das
Sail Veulten
Tharsdet
Wayien Jonns
Canary
Hane
Youle
Geisbert Sail
Gersbert
Valuc
Donal Howser
Moulton
Abe Davia
Easter Set Fast Pace For Retail Trade
New York reports Easter shopping set the week’s brisk pace across most industries. Auto production faces a potential cut with looming labor talks between General Motors and the United Auto Workers, while steel demand weakens as auto makers curb bods purchases. Personal income rose in February, with construction spending at record highs for the first quarter, and farm surpluses reach $72 billion amid varied market signals.
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New York
Auis
Automotive
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Auto Union
Detroit
Ford
Uutra
American Collectors Assn
Commerce Department
Ahbat
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mt Wheat
Jefferson Area Woman Injured In Guard Rail Accident
Beulah Roser of Broad Run road was injured when her car veered while traveling home and struck a guard rail. She was hospitalized with a sprained neck muscle. the 1940 Ford was demolished and three guard rails were torn up. State Trooper Kline investigated the crash and estimated damages around 213 dollars.
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Jofferson Area
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mornig
Todas
Wyre Beulah Roser
Broad Run Road
Kline
Mre Roser
Dean Would Recognize Red China
Former special ambassador Arthur H. Dean argues in Foreign Affairs that the United States should recognize Communist China in exchange for balancing concessions to improve its international position. A State Department spokesman said Dean speaks as a private citizen, not as an official. Traffic deaths on the Pennsylvania Turnpike have dropped about 50 percent this year according to State Police.
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New York
Arthur H. Dean
Korea
United States
Red China
Foreign Affairs
Dean
China
United Nations
State Department
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Mother Throws Her Children Into Canal
A 24 year old mother, Ann Salisbury, walked to a canal bridge and threw her four year old daughter and two year old son into the canal. Passersby and four young men rescued the children. Mrs Salisbury later told police she intended to end her life and theirs after a doctor advised psychiatric treatment. Frederick Salisbury, the husband, said she had been crying a lot. Also in the same report, Betty Benoit was granted an absolute divorce from George Benoit with custody of two infant children. The couple reside in Frederick.
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Sertilem
Ann Salis
Boss
Brian
Cralthia
Frederick Salisbury
Lile
Patrick M Sehnauffer
Betty
Benoit
George Bono
Lent Ends Today As Easter Vigil Is Begun
Christians worldwide observe the end of Lent with Holy Week services. At St Peter's Basilica thousands attend the Holy Saturday mass as bells ring and ceremonies bless fire and holy water. Pilgrims gather in Jerusalem and many Americans plan sunlit services and outdoor observances to mark Easter dawn and the pope’s noon blessing.
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Praser
Rome
St Peter's Basilica
St Peter's
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Chests Hady
Pips
St. Peter's
Soviet Proposes Swift Austrian Peace Treaty
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov demands a rapid Austrian state treaty and warns against further delay. He notes Western ambassadors and Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab could hasten settlement through direct Kremlin contact. Molotov’s démarche aligns with Berlin conference heads and seeks guarantees Austria cannot unite with Germany or host foreign bases.
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Moscow
V. M Molatev
Britain
United States
Molotov
Soviet Union
Soscow
Julius Raab
Kremlin
Berlin
France
Ts Fa
Austria
Hitler
Germany
Mini
Er Molotov
Supreme Soviet
Astria
Laon
Family Life Conference To Be Held April 29-31
Baltimore is to host a Methodist Family Life Conference at St Mark's Church from April 29 to 31. Keynote speaker will be Albert E May, pastor of Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church, with other speakers Dr Thomas G Pullen Jr, Dr Fred G Holloway, Katherine Whiteside Taylor and Dr B E Cranston Rigiein.
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Baltimore
Albert E May
Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church
Methodists
St Mark's Church
Methodist Church
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Fred G. Holloway
Drew University
Katherine Whiteside
Taylor
Baltimore City
BE. Cranston Rig+ iein
St. Mark‘s
Soviet Union seeks annulment of WWI treaties with France and Britain
Moscow says the French Russian and British Russian pacts violate obligations to prevent German militarism and avoid alliances against signatories. Britain and France ratified Paris agreements remilitarizing West Germany, prompting a Soviet request to Parliament for cancellation. Presidium to act, with possible Supreme Soviet special session to boost impact.
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Moscow
London
Soviet Council of Alinisters
Russia
France
Britain
Paris
West Germany
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Great Britain
Germany
Brita
Presidium
Master Plan In Bandit Hunt
Police and the FBI mapped a master plan in the hunt for a bandit trio who robbed a Queens bank of 305000 dollars. Commissioner Francis W. H. Adams and FBI New York chief James Kelly led a two hour conference with top aides to unify efforts and eliminate duplication. Suspects include Redmond Cribbins and two ex convicts Archie Stewart and Joseph Kress. Threatening calls to bank staff were ruled crank calls.
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New York
FBE
Queens
Francis W. H. Adams
James Kelly
FBI
Chase Manhattan Beha
Ninny) Cribbins
Archie Stewart
Joseph Kress
Brookish
Wachter Property Sold At Public Auction
A public sale at the Court House this morning sold the two story frame dwelling at 114 East Eighth Street with six rooms and one bath to Mr and Mrs Claggett B Wiles of RFD 5 Frederick for 9900 dollars. The property fronts 35 feet on Eighth Street and 253 feet deep and was owned by the late Stella I Wachter. The sale was conducted by her executors Leo H Colliflower Sr Calvin F Boone and Marion Heerd Emmett R Bowlus served as auctioneer and F Austin Jemes was attorney.
Telephone strike continues in Atlanta amid violence
Redoubled efforts were being made in Atlanta to settle the 21 day old Southern Bell Telephone Co strike as violence or disorder occurred in most of the Southeastern states affected.
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Atlanta
Southern Bell Telephone Co
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Independent County
Harry Mossler
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Kirby
Charles B Long
Mt. Airy
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Magnolia Avenue
Miss Barnhart
Ventevue
Jefferson Area
Frank Keefer
Alonovia
Ernest
Skippy
Brightwell
Diane Brightwell
Dennis Brightwell
U.S
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Britain, France
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