Baltimore Couple Killed On U S 40
A Baltimore man John C. Snyder age 36 and his wife Alice 35 were fatally injured in a two car collision on rain slicked U S 42 near Golden Ring Road in Baltimore County. They died at Johns Hopkins Hospital within an hour of arrival. A Marine couple in the other car suffered minor injuries. Police charged a Marine with reckless driving and manslaughter.
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U.S
Lew Miles
Here
John C. Snyder
Johns ‘Hopkins Hospital
Alice
Golden Ring Road
Baltimore County
Farine
Wilbur R. Hengst
Imler
Brunswick to Issue Bonds for Sewer and Water Extensions
The Brunswick Mayor and Council at a special meeting authorize up to 1000 in bonds for sewer and water extensions but will initially issue 30000 of the issue for improvements. Mayor James E. Cummings, town engineer John B. Funk, and attorney T West Claggett Jr. discuss plans and a resolution to authorize an 80000 issue with only 30000 bonds sold now.
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T. West Clagi Gett Jr
Air. Funk
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Funk
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Dela Ware Avenue
Linden Avenue
Widow and Daughter Found In Foodless Boston Apartment
A widow and her daughter were found in a cluttered foodless apartment in Boston after a priest and police discovered them. They were transported to separate hospitals for treatment.
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West Virginia Women Missing After Garden Club Outing
Clarksburg residents Juanita Ferguson 50 and Virginia Correy 54 remain missing after a Wednesday night detour from a Beckley garden club meeting. Volunteers and State Police scoured routes between Beckley and Clarksburg, aided by two helicopters. Authorities found no sign of kidnapping or links to the Mineral murder case. Ferguson is active in local civic affairs and church, with three children. Corley’s husband reported her anxious to reach home.
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Arlington Woman Charged With Murder In Roommate Slaying
A 34 year old Arlington woman is charged with murder after the fatal shooting of roommate Irene W. Cashion. Bond set at 5000 dollars. Police say the pair argued for a week with Cashion urging the other to shoot her.
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Charles H. Lee
Smith
Thurmont Youth Hurt In Crash Near Mt St Marys College
A Thurmont youth, about 20, was injured when his 1950 Chevrolet ran off the road between Emmitsburg and Mt. St. Marys College, clipped a utility pole, and crossed a lawn before returning to the highway. The car was damaged about 300 dollars. The injured boy was taken to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg by a passing motorist. Trooper William F. Davis said charges are pending.
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Festival Queen Harris Crowned At Cherry Blossom Festival
Carolyn Marie Harris daughter of Rep. Oren Harris was chosen as this year’s Cherry Blossom Festival queen. She is a University of Arkansas senior and was selected from 53 contestants in a wheel of fortune draw.
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County Road Projects Resumed In Frederick County
County road crews report progress on multiple projects including macadamizing three quarters of a mile on Bidfe road Middletown valley and base stone on about a mile on Link's Bridge road Woodsboro. Asphalt work completed on Harrisville school road with shoulder finish pending and Mt Tabor station road macadamizing to begin. Weather permitting more resurfacing and maintenance programs planned.
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Agencies To Be Asked For Budgets Soon
Agencies benefiting from the Community Chest-Red Cross United Appeal will face budget requests as a new budget committee led by Glenn T. Swisher begins work. The drive aims to repeat last year’s $110,000 goal, with funds needed for Red Cross and county programs. The effort covers multiple agencies across the county and outlines ongoing road projects and forthcoming public notices.
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County Tax Sales To Be Held Monday
A National Civil Defense Alert Exercise will be staged in three phases this year. The first phase on April 17 and 18 precedes the main tax sale period, with phases two and three on May and June 4 and 5. The drill includes siren signals and a Take Cover instruction, with the public urged to pull to the roadside and remain safe during the alert.
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Court House
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Fense
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OCDM
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Frederick County Civil Defense Director
Frederick
Public to Join Civil Defense Exercise on April 17
Civil Defense exercise announced for Friday April 17 in Broderick County towns. Residents should take shelter at the first alert sound and remain for five minutes after the 11:30 a.m. alert. Listen to Cone rad on radio frequencies 650 or 1240 during the 11:30 a.m. to 12:03 p.m. window for instructions. The county center in Winchester Hall will coordinate with the Maryland Civil Defense Control Center via RACES and telephone April 17–18.
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Coneirad
Broderick County Civil Defense Communication Control Center
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Maryland Civil Defense Control Center
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Water Not Cause Of Diness In Toledo Train Illness
Washington AP reports additional tests on water served to 125 Toledo bound travelers who fell ill at an AFL-CIO unemployment conference have cleared water as the sickness source. Health officials said water samples showed high bacteria but could not account for the mass illness while tests on tray food continued.
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Afl-Cio
John R. Pate
D. C. Health Department
Bureau of Disease Control
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Pate
Removal Of Tracks To Begin Soon In Frederick MD
City crews will remove trolley rails from West and East Fifth streets to Chapel alley and cross streets near Hood College. Paving will follow under an agreement with Potomac Edison. The Hood College grounds Rosemont avenue sections have already been cleared. A broader resurfacing program will be presented to the aldermen later in the spring to continue summer street work.
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iNO Talks Scheduled New York AP
No further bargaining talks are scheduled in the strike of 27 000 production workers against U S Rubber Co The strike shut down plants in 11 states from coast to coast Picket lines were set up Friday after expiration of the contract with the United Rubber Workers
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County Questions Matching Funds Delays in Reports
State officials say reporting delays in county health fund matching under the Case formula caused by an accounting change may have cost the county money. A county spokesman questioned Gaines’s figure, noting any loss, if any, is small and unsure if a deadline was required. The March report was timely. recent months mainly covered one sanitarians salary and a small laundry bill, with full payment to be handled by the State Health Department next month.
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Samuel W. Bar- Tick
C. Clifton Wirts
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Time to Leaf Cuts Pressure Time to Leaf Cuts Pressure
Time to Leaf Cuts Pressure proposes a plan to reduce stress by mandating off years in a life cycle with leisure or study. Arthur Carstens of UC Los Angeles argues for spreading leisure across life rather than youth or old age and for paying people to take breaks.
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Leaf
Arthur Carstens
Institute of Itl Relations
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Soaking Rain Ends Fire Hazard in Mountain Region
Heavy soaking rain across the mountains ends the recent fire danger. Forecaster expects occasional rain and colder temps tonight. Gambrill State Park records .71 inch. total since weather began 1.01 inches. District Forest Supervisor Herman Tomson near Braddock Heights reports .50 inch. period total .81 inch. State Police barracks report .48 inch since Friday 5 p m. Conditions to stay mostly cloudy and cool Sunday with highs in the fifties and a low around 45 overnight.
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Herman Tomson Ridge
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Engineer Kills Family Then Commits Suicide in Virginia
J B Matthews Jr a 40 year old aeronautical engineer with the FAA killed his three children Stephen Sharon and Ann Susan Matthews with a baseball bat and fatally slashed his throat after beating his wife Helen Matthews who fled the scene Neighbors reported recent headaches and eye trouble Matthews died later in a hospital in Alexandria Fairfax police described a berserk rampage before officers subdued him at the home in Springfield Virginia
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J. B. Matthews Jr
Federal Aviation Agency
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Matthews
Alexandria
Fairfax
Boy Fatally Hurt By Roller Coaster Incident
In Portland Oregon a jailed Black suspect surrendered after a roller coaster car injury at a Baltimore amusement venue. The youth Gary Seekins 16 Orchards stood accused of armed robbery but died in the incident on elevated track. Bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Portland
Ore
jJantzen Beach Amusement Farm
Linwood G. Rogers
Jim Purceilli
Northwestern
Economy Continues Speedup Amid Steel Wages Rows
U S stock markets ease as inflation fears persist while auto and steel sectors show gains. Wage freeze proposals from 12 top steelmakers clash with United Steelworkers Union opposition, sparking questions on inflation and employment. Government job data reveal a large March drop in unemployment and rising civilian labor force participation, with fatherhood credits noted. Steel production and new car sales edge up, signaling a spring upturn despite wage tensions and market caution.
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United Steelworkers Union
Pitts
David McDonald
Steelworkers
United States Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Washington
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
New York Stock Exchange
Doziers
National League mats at Pi fet grounde port Nipwspapprh
National League mats at Pi fet grounde port Nipwspaphrh, newspaper fragment with unreadable details.
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