Frederick Chamber of Commerce Pushes Airport Improvements
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce proposes authorizing new airport facilities including two hangars and a maintenance shop at Frederick airport. The plan, funded by amortized costs through higher lessee rents, aims to ease current space shortages and support aviation growth and local industry. The Aviation Committee lists major tenants and recent activity, with unanimous board approval. Pierre pont B. Noyes, 88, former president of Oneida Ltd., dies in New York.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce, X Inc
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Chamber of Commerce
Albert H. Cohen
Everedy Company
American Optical Company
J. M Bucheimer Company
Alban Tractor Company
Conway Electric Company
Aero Jet General Case Construction Co
U.S. Steel
Alpha Portland Cement Company
Continental Can Company
Mallory Ignition Company
Frederick Construction Company
Fort Detrick
CAP
State
Hood College
United Flying Service
Chamber
Youth Admits Killing Befriended Flint Mother Patricia Dixon
In Flint Michigan a 15 year old boy Gerald Carlson admitted beating and stabbing Patricia Dixon a 24 year old mother of three who had befriended him Her body was found in a utility room of her home She had been at work at the Fisher body plant when slain The couple Richard Dixon 27 and their children Richard Jr 4 Terry 2 and Pamela 10 months were home Carlson seeks waived jurisdiction by probate court under Michigan law for juvenile cases
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Flint, Mich
Genesee County
Jerome F. O'Rourke
Gerald Carlson
Michigan
Patricia Dixon
Flint
O'Rourke
Carlson
Mirs
Dixon
Richard
iFisher
Richard Jr
Terry
Pamela
Lutherans to Welcome Assistant Pastor Russell S Seabright Jr
Rev Charles F Trunk Jr pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran church announced an assistant pastor will begin June 1. Russell S Seabright Jr a Gettysburg Seminary senior will graduate in May and assume full time duties shortly after. Seabright a Wheeling West Virginia native will reside in the church adjacent building. The post has been vacant since last fall when Rev Dale Burrington left to lead Hampstead church.
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Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Russell S. Seabright Jr
Gettysburg Seminary
Gettysburg
Seabright
Trunk
iWheeling
W. Va
Focal
Dale E. Burrington
Hampstead
More Tax Returns To Be Scanned By U S
Federal tax officials announce an expanded audit push for the current year aiming to catch more returns. Commissioner Dana Lathem seeks tighter checks so no taxpayer feels secure from an audit as 12,600 agents prepare to scrutinize about 93 million returns nationwide.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Congress
Dana Latham
Gardener Shot 18 Times by Blonde Typist in California
In Redwood City a 18 year old typist was jailed on suspicion of murder after authorities say she pumped 18 bullets into golfer August Nortz 28, near San Francisco. Sheriff Whitmore quoted her admitting a killing urge tied to target shooting. Nortz was found Feb 1 in hills south of the city.
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Redwood City
Calif
API
Earl B. Whitmore
Rosemarie Diane Bjorkland
August Nortz
San Francisco
Visit to Parents Ends in Tragedy as Son Dies
Mr and Mrs William Barfield went to a hospital to visit Mrs Barfields parents after a weekend accident. A boy brought to the emergency room died from injuries sustained when tied to the side of an auto. The boy was the Barfields son Timothy.
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Pittsburgh
William Barfield
Barfield
Barfields
Capsule May Have Returned To Earth
A Discoverer I capsule may have automatically ejected and returned to earth in the North Pacific after its hij orbit. Scientists monitored radio data and weight shifts to confirm reentry while recovery attempts near Hawaii failed due to timing errors.
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Earth
Scientific Mission Launched In Arctic
ALPHA TWO Arctic Ocean mission begins on a small ice block. Two C124 Globemasters drop 22 tons of gear for Air Force personnel and Navy scientists from California. They will study meteorology hydrology oceanography and Arctic wildlife near the ice island once used by the Nautilus and Skate. Soviet stations operate nearby with a third under construction within 100 miles of Alpha Two.
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Arctic Ocean
Arctic
Air Force
Navy
California
Skate
Herter Seen As Likely Dulles Successor
Acting Secretary of State Christian Archibald Herter, 64, long regarded as the likely replacement for Dulles, was with his staff when Eisenhower announced Dulles would resign. Herter, Paris-born former congressman and Massachusetts governor, is noted for working well with the president during Dulles illness and may bear arthritis limits while remaining active at work. C. Douglas Dillon, 49, undersecretary for economic affairs, also eyed as a successor, was in the Philippines en route back to Washington after attending SEA Treaty Organization meetings.
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Washington
Christian Archibald Herter
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Dulles
Her‘Iter
Ead
Massachusetts
Herter
C. Douglas Dillon
Philippines
Dillon
Switzerland
Southeast Asia Treaty Group
Stock Market Moves Toward Record High
In New York the stock market advanced toward a record high in active trading this afternoon. Major stocks posted fractional gains or small rises while some sections showed modest losses amid a generally firm market.
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New York
Firestone to Quit Over Lack of Suitable Time
The AP report states Firestone To Quit will discontinue the 31 year old Voice of Firestone concert program after June 1. A Firestone spokesman says networks will not provide suitable time, leading to the cancellation of the sponsored program. The article also notes birthstones and classifies precious versus semi precious stones.
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New York
API
Voice of Firestone
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Probe Of Election Ordered In Arkansas Case
Washington AP The House Administration Committee ordered an investigation into the Arkansas House seat race won by Dale Alford in a write-in bid. The 112 11 vote set up a subcommittee led by Rep. Robert Ashmore to review ballot records tied to the Hays versus Alford contest.
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Washington
House Administration
Dale Alford
Arkansas
Robert T. Ashmore
Frank Thompson
Alford
Brooks Hays
St. Arkansas
Hays
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Alford-Hayes
Dulles Urged Immediate Announcement of Resignation
From his hospital bed John Foster Dulles pressed President Eisenhower to reveal his resignation today rather than next week. Ailing and aware his cancer battles likely cannot be won he wanted the news to avoid appearing to cling to power. Eisenhower reportedly delayed until assured no medical miracle could restore Dulles.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Dulles
South Market Street Properties Sold in Carroll County
Ruth R. Flanit sold 63 65 67 South Market Street properties to David S Weinberg and Deibert S Null couple for about 30500. The deal includes a storeroom and several apartments. Other local deeds list farm and urban lots changing hands with prices ranging from about 21060 pounds to 317600 dollars and 14600.
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South Market Street
Carroll Creek Bridge
Ruth R. Flanit
Davids. Weinberg
Deibert S. Null
Samuel J. Blair
Carl L. S. Ramsburg
Woodsborn-Creagerstown Road
Link's Ford Bridge
Lewistown
John C. Twenty Jr
Vernon M. Fiock
E. Fiock
Graysor
Trail Avenue
Glen V. Geisier
Lawrence R. Selzer
Urbana
Capsule Ejected From Satellite Over North Pacific
In Inglewood California the Air Force reports a capsule from the Discov erer II satellite was successfully ejected Tuesday over the far north Pacific. Radio reports are being checked to locate the landing area, with hopes it would reach near Hawaii but a timing device malfunction appears to have thwarted the attempt.
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Inglewood
Calif
North Pacific
Air Force
Polar
Hawaii
Hundreds Of Anglers Reel In Trout Season Opener At Local Streams
Hundreds of anglers braved a chilly dawn for the reopening of trout season in Frederick County. Early reports show crowds at Big Hunting Creek and other streams with some anglers taking three to four trout. The daily limit is five, and streams are stocked in March and April boosting catches. Weather was cold but clear with temperatures rising toward 70 later. Game wardens monitored the crowds as openings drew visitors from Baltimore, Washington, and nearby points.
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Freder County
Karis
Frederick
Biday
Izaak Walton
Big Hunting Creek
Hunting Creek
Pas
Friends Creek
Middle Creek
Frank W
Fis
Weddle
Baltimore
Washington
Patr
Steel producers mull price freeze linked to wage cap
New York AP report says major steel companies may accept a union challenge to freeze steel prices only if the United Steelworkers of America agrees to freeze wages. The union has rejected wage freezes. The stance follows McDonald’s letter to 12 big producers arguing productivity and profits enable wage increases without boosting steel prices. Five-Day Forecast outlines warm spell with showers and cooler weekend.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Motorcycle Upsets Injure Frederick Couple on East Fourth Street
A Frederick man and woman were hurt Tuesday night when their motorcycle struck railroad tracks on East Fourth street and overturned. Carl W. Thoresen, 37, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a concussion and contusions. Jane Perkins, 41, treated and discharged for abrasions to feet and a wrist. The accident occurred about 10:51 p.m. near Chapel alley. no charges filed and no damage reported to the motorcycle.
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Frederick
East Fourth Street
Carl W. Thoresen
Center Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jane Perkins
East Patrick Street
Chapel Alley
Wilmer C. Rippeon
Fourth Street
United Ambulance
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Baltimore City Must Pay 50000 Water Bill
A Superior Court jury awarded Mrs. Isabelle Dailey 50000 after she sued Baltimore City claiming rainwater from a faulty storm drain flooded her $38000 home multiple times. She testified flood damage included 11674 for furniture and appliances and a 22800 drop in property value.
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Baltimore
Superior Court
Isabelle iDailey
Dailey
Western Allies Face Khrushchev Pressure At Summit
William L. Ryan analyzes Soviet efforts to spread panic ahead of the summit. Khrushchev seeks concessions to signal gains, while Western statesmen risk war if they yield. The piece urges frank talk and cautions against surrendering positions in Germany or Europe.
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
U.S
Khrushchev
Germany
Khrusnchev
Illes
Macmillan
R. A. Butler
Britain
Adenauer
Eisenhower Nominates Succession After Dulles Resigns
President Eisenhower announces Secretary of State Dulles will resign due to cancer. He says Dulles is absolutely incapacitated to carry on and will be succeeded soon, with Under Secretary Christian Herter acting. Eisenhower notes other candidates exist and Dulles to remain as foreign policy consultant.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower Ie
Herter
White House
Secret Service
Eisehower
State Department
Eisenhower Dulles
United States
Paris
Soviet Union
Geneva
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