Time Moves Up An Hour Tonight At2
City and county residents will lose an hour of sleep as daylight saving time returns for six months. The official switch to DST occurs at 2 a m when the hour becomes 3 a m. Schools and post offices shift to daylight time and Greyhound Lines schedules adapt to local time. Nineteen forty seasons bring cold with frost in the 30s and forecasts of a 60 degree weekend, while fruit growers worry about frost and bloom progress for apples and peaches.
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Greyhound Lines
Brunswick
Elden Buhrman
Foxville
Snow blankets western plains and cools East regions
Frosty temperatures chilled the upper Midwest as fresh snow covered the western Plains. Temperatures ranged from the 20s in the Great Lakes to the 70s along the Gulf Coast with thunderstorms in the South. Denver logged an inch of snow while most areas east of the Mississippi stayed fair.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Gulf Coast
Akron
Colo
Mississippi River
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Mercury
Great Lakes
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Gulf States
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Alabama
South
Desoia
Nebraska
Colorado
Denver
Appalachians
Gulf
Plains
Young GOP Free From Mossbound Elders
In Annapolis Governor Theodore R. McKeldin told Young Republicans from four border states and the District of Columbia they are free from mossbound elders and party dictatorship. He urged look beyond the past, saying their opportunities come from unhampered progress and an opposition mired in yesterday.
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Annapolis
Theodore R. McKeldin
District of Columbia
United States
Yesteryear
Jem
Court Cases Set For Trial On May 13
Cases set for Circuit Court trial May 13 include theft of six type writers from Lincoln School valued at 1200 by William Courtney Trigger and George Henry Brows. Other break ins involve McLaughlin with tools valued at 210 and Weedon with a gold watch and penknife. Appeals include Walter Fleming for property destruction and Carl Castle and Darby Brown for operating under influence and reckless driving.
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Lincoln School
Samuel W. Barrick
Guand
William Courtney Trigger
Washington
George Henry Brows
Emmitsburg
Board of Education
George Wayne McLaughlin
Loveltsville
Gilmore Lestalleet Sr
Raymond LeRoy Weedon
Jefferson
RFD 1
Claims Against Estate Involving Miss Thompson Will
Claims filed in Oliphans Court by Mrs. Margret L. Anders as administratrix and individually against Sherman P. Bowers, executor of Miss Emma I. Thompson's will. Alleged services at Thompson's request valued at 3020 and 805 dollars for items including a diamond ring, antique bracelet, furniture, and clocks. Will probated last September. cited articles not mentioned in the will.
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Oliphans Court
Margret L. Anders
William H. B. Anders
Anders
Thompson
Breakfast on House fundraiser feeds fans at Safeway
About 500 to 600 people had eaten pancakes and sausage by 10 15 AM with more waiting in line at Safeway for Breakfast on the House. The event began at 9 AM and was to continue through noon with tables set along the west side of the paved parking area and music by the Little German Band.
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Safeway
Thurmont House Sold At Public Sale On Carrol Street
An eight room frame residence on Carrol street in Thurmont with a double garage sold at public sale on the premises Friday to Calvin Wilhide for 16 600. The sale was conducted by the owner Mrs Dorothy M Pryor and personal property including antiques was also sold. Edwin F Nikirk and Edward M Mogowski were attorneys John J Panton auctioneer and Helen F Panton clerk.
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Thurmont House
Carrol Street
Thurmont
Calvin Wilhide
Dorothy M. Pryor
Edwin F. Nikirk
Edward M. Mogowski
John J., Panton
Helen F. Panton
U S business hopes lift as upturn seems near
New York reports rising optimism among executives about a coming demand upturn. Sectors cited include housing finance with cheaper mortgages, savings and loan costs easing, and anticipated government projects boosting construction. Industrial orders show modest gains, though overall output remains constrained.
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United States Savings &Loan League
B and O Ends New York to Washington Passenger Service
Baltimore and Ohio will end passenger service between Washington and New York after 72 years. The Royal Blue Express makes its final run into Baltimore at 4 23 p m EST, ending the line's last passenger trip though freight service continues in the 13 state system.
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Baltimore
Washington
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
B&o
Cardinal Stritch Rushed To Hospital With Arm Ailment
Cardinal Samuel Stritch of Chicago was hurried to a surgeon's private clinic with a circulatory problem in his right arm. Vatican sources said surgery might be needed and gangrene feared. American doctors were summoned to assist.
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Cardinal Stritch
Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Vatican
Vanguard Launch Setbacks Delay European Mission
The report notes attempts to launch a Vanguard rocket with a 20 inch satellite facing further delays after prior scrubs. Amid medical and leadership notes in Rome, Cardinale Stritchari arrives to take a Vatican post as the Inder liner and related delays are mentioned.
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Gape Canaveral. Fla
Students and helpers positioned around classroom table
Students behind the table include Larry Renner Gary Eyler Richard Riggs Norma Brinkley Bryan Moberly Scott Kline Wayne Sexton Debbie Moberly James Nusbaum Treva Hengst Jeannie Cramer Charles Bokesch John Carpenter Charles Smith Scott Oden Terry Shaw in front of the table with Brenda Hahn Connie Oden Bonnie Oden Kathy Flanders Donnalee Eyler
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Larry Renner
Gary Eyler
Richard Riggs
Norma Brinkley
Bryan Moberly
Scott Kline
Wayne Sexton
Debbie Moberly
James Nusbaum
Treva Hengst
Jeannie Cramer
Charles Bokesch
John Carpenter
Charles Smith
Scott Oden
Terry Shaw
Brenda Hahn
Connie Oden
Bonnie Oden
Kathy Flanders
Donnalee Eyler
County Girls 4-H annual council meeting at Elm Street school
Members of the Girls 4-H clubs will hold the county council meeting next Wednesday night at eight at Elm Street School. A series of skits on 4-H topics will replace the traditional fashion show with Miss Veronica Little presiding and Miss Mary Thomas leading the program.
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County Council
Elm Street
Mary Thomas
Sarah King
Ballenger Club
iSandra Shuff
Lewistown
Dorothy Coleman
Johnsville
Harrold McDevitt
Pleasant
Veronica Little
Thurmont
Miss King
Pat Wise
Middletown Progressive
Christy Conway
Qwencurer
Miss Wise
Dream
Johnsville Club
Tuscarora
Lewistown Club
Braddock and Ballenger ‘Club
New Market Club
Thurmont Club
Jefferson Club
Martha Haugh
Ballenger Klut
Viola
Boy Scouts Plan Annual Meeting in Fort Detrick Mess
The Francis Scott Key District of the Boy Scouts announced the annual meeting at Fort Detrick Officers' Mess Monday. District leadership includes District Commissioner Jack Herrick as general chair with Dr Joan V Atanason speaker and others handling tickets, communications, and tennis. About 180 of roughly 660 district adults expected to attend from Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Niemann Brunk
Boy Scouts
Fort Detrick
Frederick County
Land
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
New “Market
Point of Rocks
Burketsville
Mbyersville
Middletown
Brunswick
Braddock
Heights
Knoxville
Adams
Lewistown
Walkersville
Brunk
Jack Herrick
Herrick
Joan V. Atanason
John Kirsch
Tenis
Frank Wagner
Franklin E. Stockman Jr
Derick County
Robbers Take 39 Dollars From City Tavern on West Patrick
Robbers forced entry to the Benjamin F Grove tavern on West Patrick Street through a side window Friday night and stole about 39 dollars in cash, mostly coins, from a container. The loss was discovered about 7:30 a.m. today and Corporal Paul Mossburg began an investigation now handled by the Detective Bureau. The report also notes a separate notice about temporary rate increases for Baltimore Gas and Electric as of May 1, authorized by the Public Service Commission.
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Brent Rosencrantz
iNorth Frederick
North Frederick
Beattie Stauffer
Mary E. M. Smith
Parkway
Fort Detrick
Peter Jerome
Thomas Haines
Benjamin F. Grove
West Patrick Street
Corp
Paul Mossburg
Detective Bureau
Baltimore 1
Baltimore Gas and Electric Car
Public Service Commission
Pudgy Hickman Dies at 46 Former Yale coach and sports figure
Herman Michael Hickman Jr. known as Pudgy Hickman died at Providence Hospital at 46. The sports icon, broadcaster, and author rose from Baylor and Tennessee to Yale head coach in 1948, later editing Sports Illustrated and appearing as a TV quiz panelist. He built a colorful career in football and media.
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Washington Ui
Herman
Hickman
Providence Hospital
Gliddens
Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Yale
Tennessee Guard
Bills
Herman Hick
Herman Michael Hickman Jr
Johnson City
Tenn
Baylor Pres
Chattanooga
University of Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hitches
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
West Point
Five Children Perish In Fire In Erie East End
A deadly blaze in a crowded frame home in Erie's East End killed five children under three and badly burned two others, with fourteen under age three saved by neighbors who formed a human chain to pass children to safety. Edward Knight who raised the alarm described hearing the screams as firefighters fought the blaze late at night.
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Erie
Edward Knight
Myersville Contest Draws Voter Interest Ahead of May Election
Voter interest runs high in Myersville as residents anticipateburgess and council posts contests on May 3. Paul F. Bittle opposes Grayson Doub for burgess while six candidates file for three council seats. Incumbents Rayadenburg and Harp serve on council. Paul Rice declines nomination.
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Myersville
Burgess
Paul F. Bittle
Grayson Doub
Doub
Joseph Lloyd Standenburg
Joseph
Herrant
Henryn Jr
Grayson Phelps
Rayadenburg
Harp
Paul Rice
Bittle
Ne'er Do Well Slays Three Of His Kin
A Denver suburb ranch home tragedy ends in a quadruple murder terror spree. David F. Early, 28, freed from Leavenworth, killed wealthy lawyer Kenneth Knight 45, his wife Regina 43, and daughter Karen 15 after forcing bound victims in Greenwood Village. Knight's son Kenneth 18 escaped. Early confessed in study-like fashion after fleeing. Dist. Atty. O Kane said charges will follow.
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Denver
David F. Early
Merrill A. Kaighe
Swank
Greenwood Village
Lowntown
Knight
Denver Bar Assn
Regina
Karen
Kenneth Knight
Iawyer
Early
Leavenworth
Kan
Araipahoe County
Barney lo’Kane
O'Kane
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanguard
Pietro Vaidoni
Europe
Palmiro, Togliatti
Congregation For Causa
Propagation of the Faith
Inder
Pendence
Naples
Frank Keefer
Roger Nicodemus
Beauford Oden
Detrick
City Tavern
Pudgy Herman Hickman
Carroll Street
All Saints Street
Carroll Creek Bridge
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Kenneth
Bris. Knight
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