Contracts For School Additions In Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Education approves contracts for additions to East Frederick and Brunswick elementary schools and for a new junior-senior high at Central site re-optioned at $600 per acre. Architect Hofstetter named for the junior-senior high, and bids awarded to Lloyd C. Culler and Clark and Chapman. State Fire Marshal reports no evidence of incendiarism in the Lincoln High School fire. origin placed between second floor ceiling and built up roof.
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Frederick County
Finney, Dodson, Smearlie, Orrick
Hofstetter
Edward 3. Hofstetter
Baltimore
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick
Clark and Chapman, Inc
Rockville
Iow
Culler
East Frederick
Clark and Chapman
New Brunswick
Robert Benson
Lincoln School
Benson
Frederick Motor Company
AAA
Washington
Parkway
Parkway School Pta
Treci and Nurseries
Khrushchev Says USSR Will Stamp Out Revolts in Hungary
Khrushchev accused Western journalists of twisting his words and warned the West against sparking uprisings in Communist lands. He said Soviet troops would intervene to prevent new revolts in Hungary and neighboring Communist states, urging Hungarian Reds to manage any dissent without new uprisings.
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Budapest
Hungary
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Kremlin
Tatabanya
Stalinvaros
Soviet Union
New North Frederick Housing Project Heads to Approval
Final plans for a $1 million north Frederick low rent project by the Housing Authority of Frederick are with Washington officials for approval. Charles F. Bowers, the local architect, completed the three story brick building planned for Five and Half street area. The project will add 78 apartments and likely raze current structures as the Authority consolidates 35 parcels.
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North Frederick
City of
Frederick
Public Housing Administration
Washington
PHA
Charles F. Bowers
Klinehart
Sixth Street
Bentz Street
Housing Authority
Taney
Montis
Fire damages Ramsburg Fertilizer offices and store room
A fire early today damaged the Ramsburg Fertilizer Company offices and storage on East All Saints and Carroll streets. Fire officials said the blaze started from a faulty refrigerator wire and was confined to the second floor. Firemen limited water damage and prevented loss of products, though several windows melted and smoke spread through the site.
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Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Uniteds
East All Saints
Carroll Streets
J. Richard Ramsburg
Dietrich and Gambrill
Ramsburg
Claims Paid In March At Frederick Office Reach $200000
Maryland Department of Employment Security Frederick office reports March claims paid totaling 200000 with 6668 claims filed and paid. First quarter total claims paid more than doubled from 1937 levels. weather and ongoing construction delays cited by manager Miss Hershberger as factors affecting employment.
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Frederick
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Totel
Mayetta Hershberger
Kershberger
$100 Fine For Speeder On U S 40 West Of Frederick
David Walter Rowe of Washington was fined 100 dollars in Magisterate court by Magisterate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr for exceeding 70 miles per hour on U S 40 west of Frederick on March 19. Trooper Henry Stafford said he reached speeds of 9 and 100 mph chasing the vehicle before a roadblock stopped it. Rowe pleaded not guilty claiming the 1933 Buick vibrates at high speed. C Clifton Wirth defended the case. Harry Bowhan near Mount Pleasant was found guilty of drunkenness on a Frederick county public highway and jailed 30 days in default of a 50 dollar fine and costs.
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David Walter Rowe
Washington
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
U.S. 40
Frederick
Henry Stafford
Hagerstown
Stafford
Rowe
C. Clifton Wirth
Harry Bowhan
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Basement Shelter Potential in Atomic Era
PIKESVILLE Md. federal Civil Defense Chief Leo A Hoegh says a pamphlet on civil defense will be distributed within a week. He notes the average home with a basement can serve as an effective shelter against radiation from an atomic bomb and that a May 67 Operation Alert will brief directors from Maryland counties and Baltimore.
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Pikesville
Leo A. Hoegh
Federal
Civil Defense
Hoegi
Maryland
Baltimore City
Hoegh
State Opinion Affirms Roads Commission Powers
Baltimore The State Roads Commission may build lease and operate service areas along controlled access highways. Deputy Atty Gen Stedman Prescott Jr says Maryland law grants authority to acquire lands for service areas and to contract with private enterprise. SRC plans a pilot service station and restaurant at an expressway site with potential expansion.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Afformey General's Office
Atty
Stedman Prescott Jr
Maryland Law
Commission
Senate
Louis L. Goldstein
Calvert
Legislative Council
SRC
Robert O. Bonnell
Youths Hurt During Teen Ager Fight on Suburban Street
Police report a teen battle left one youth shot in the leg and several others with head and facial cuts. Donald Schlosser, 17, of South Lawn Maryland, was treated for a leg wound in satisfactory condition. A witness described 25 to 30 youths attacking from two station wagons and an car using sticks and bottles before fleeing. Police detained several youths for questioning.
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Washington
Donald Schlosser
South Lawn
Eisenhower Prudent on Halting Nuclear Tests
President Eisenhower said he would seriously consider stopping further U S nuclear tests if this year’s Pat series yields needed research information. He noted a decision would come after scientists specify what is required and the tests’ success in providing essential data. He stressed any action would be an independent U S move, not an international agreement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
U.S. Aciion
Eisenhower backs plan for more detection stations in Russia
President Eisenhower confirmed a statement by Secretary Dulles that Killian and his aides have decided it would be necessary to have more detection stations in Russia than Harvard scientists previously recommended. The president’s top science adviser Ian is cited in the briefing.
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Ian
Eisenhower
Dulles
Killian
Russia
Har
Three Killed In Wreck On Ambassador Bridge
On the Ambassador Bridge Detroit three people died when their car swerved into a halted semi truck. The car was said to be traveling about 80 mph. The deceased are Clarence Hart 33 Willie Johnson 37 and Mrs Arlene Buchner 32 all of Detroit. Lola Henderson 23 of Detroit was critically injured. The truck driver Thomas Boyce 31 Windsor Ont escaped major injury. The group had been returning from a drinking party in Canada.
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Detroit
Ambassador Bridge
Robert Peterson
Thomas Boyce
Indsor
Clarence Hart
Wilie Johnson
Airs
Arlene Buchner
Hart
Lola Henderson
Miss Henderson
Canada
Sabrina Is Named In Divorce Suit
Sabrina, the British showgirl Norma Sykes 21, named co respondent in a divorce case brought by Kim Parker against TV star Paul Carpenter. Both deny the charge and will fight the suit. Sabrina recently returned from an American tour. City collision report cites two autos damaged at Highland Street and Monroe Avenue with damages about 273 to Raymond Lee and 40 to George Wenzel. Lee charged with speed and Wenzel with failure to grant right of way. hearings set for April.
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London
Sabrina
Kim Parker
Paul Carpenter
Carpenter
Norma Sykes
Highland Street
Monroe Avenue
Corp
William Boone
George W. Wenzel
4Th Street
Monroe Street
Raymond John Lee
East Church Street
Monroe
Lee
Wenzel
Stranded Window Washers Survive 7 Hours on 12th Floor
Two window washers John Burdecki and Bill Mileski spent seven hours on a 12th floor platform of the Illuminating Building in Public Square Cleveland after a short circuit disabled their motor. Rescuers lowered them to safety on an 83 foot scaffold from the roof.
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Cleveland
John Burdecki
Bill Mileiski
Public Square
Burdecki
Mileski
Rebels Seize Cuba Largest Havana Radio TV Station
Rebels seized Havana’s CMQ radio and TV complex and called for an immediate general strike. The attack crippled utilities and banks as Fidel Castro pressed for aid and weapons while government forces moved to contain the revolt.
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Cuba
Havana
Ward
Banco Continental
San Isidro
First National City Bank
CMQ
Latin America
Hotel Nacional
Fidel Castro
Castro
Sierra Maestra
Batista
Jury
Miami
Fla
Junta of Liberation
Ful
Three Minute Test For Cancer Is Tried
In Los Angeles a three minute cancer test using red for danger and green for safety is being trialed with over 4000 people tested. The inventor Dr Ludwig von Bertalanffy estimates a 3 to 5 percent error rate in early trials discussed with science writers touring American Cancer Society projects.
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Los Angeles
Ludwig von Bertalantfy
American Cancer Society
Local boys seek scholastic deferments via draft forms
Local draft board officials say deferment applications for scholastic purposes must be postmarked by April. Forms are available at the local draft board for interested applicants.
Addison Will Is Probated In Orphans Court
The Addison will probated in Orphans Court details residuary legacies to the I j a ms ville Methodist church Gaithersburg Home for the Aged Bonnie Blink Masonic Home New Market Masonic Lodge and various specific bequests including Agnes Porter Philadelphia 1000 to Dunkard Hill church 500 to Home for the Aged and 205 to the Board of Child Care The residue divided Bonnie Blink Masonic Home 11 percent New Market Masonic Lodge 30 percent Ijamsville Methodist Church 25 percent Gaithersburg Home for the Aged 35 percent executrix Mary Grace Coblentz The will dated December 16 1954 witnessed by William M Sterm and H etives A Hahn Paw
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Ijamsville Methodist Church
Gaithersburg
Bonnie Blink
New Market
Frederick
Baltimore
Methodist Church, Inc
JS Agnes Porter
Philadelphia
Leon P_ F
Vauthier
Central Methodist Church
George Salter
Bertha Salter
Annette Rothenhoeter
Fred Keily
Sjamsville
Mary Grace Coblentz
Braddock
Beard
Famsville
Walton M. Hendry
Kensington
L. Hendry
Dr. E.ton
Marc Ward Rockwell
Saat
Lucy Conklin
Bonnie Bink
Gaithersburgs
William M. Sterm
Hetives A. Hahn
Five Day Forecast for Maryland Delaware Region
The Associated Press forecast calls for temperatures about three degrees below normal. Rain spreads across the Maryland Delaware area Thursday with mixing snow at higher elevations. Friday brings more rain and Saturday showers near the coast with possible mountain snow flurries. Rain returns Monday with highs in the upper 30s and lows around 32 to the low 40s.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Nortmal
Eisenhower sees no need for emergency tax cut now
President Eisenhower said there is no call for an emergency tax cut at this time, citing improving unemployment and a recovering economy. He noted Treasury officials will consult with lawmakers before any tax action and emphasized safeguards on defense reorganization.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Guard
Hisenhower
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
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