Western Maryland Counties Debate Aid With State
Western Maryland officials and State Senator William S. James met at the FLW Club to discuss how to use state funds for education and local needs. John S. Shriver, head of the State Fiscal Research Bureau, outlined proposals on teacher salaries and education aid while lawmakers consider funding from cigarette and sales taxes and bonds for school buildings.
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Eouas Ia
T James A
James
John Shriver
State Fiscal Research Bureau
Wary
Shriver
Major James
Maryland
John S. Shriver
Wiliam S. James
Drunkenness Repeat Offender Appears in Court
Arnold, charged for the 125th time with drunkenness, appeared in court after being found intoxicated on South Market Street. Since 1952 he has faced multiple charges and served time in the Maryland House of Correction and Frederick County Jail. He was remanded for 60 more days in lieu of $30. Police Chief meet Annapolis announced a Maryland State Chiefs of Police Association meeting with chiefs from cities and counties statewide.
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William A. Boone Jr
South Market Street
Arnold
Maryland House of Correction
Frederick County
Annapolis
Maryland State Chiefs of Police Association
Man Held For Bribe Attempt And Court Actions
A group of four local men faced preliminary hearings in Magistrate Court after cases include an alleged bribe attempt to a city officer. One defendant, intoxicated, offered $10 to gain release, while another involved in an automobile accident faced charges of reckless driving and related damages. A separate case saw Higdon found guilty of reckless driving with a $25 fine.
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Harry
Baugh Market Street
Martina L. Ihanode
Ier Kanode
South Ket Street
Nesses
United Fire Iy
South Market Street
Irvine
Ugher
Byron Thomason
Paul W
Mossburg
Mossburs
I¢É Thompson
Burdette
Burdettc
Jai Lew
Edwin L. Higdon
Kroxville
Paul W. Moisture
Higdon
Roy L. Crum
Fifth
East Streets
Crum
E. Austin James
Credit Economy and Installment Buying Rise in Local Trade
The article argues that a nationwide credit economy supports business, banks, and consumers through installment plans and charge accounts. It highlights Good Credit Week led by John Motter, notes the central role of credit in employment and emergencies, and describes central charge cards and in-house financing across retailers.
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Pat Rosencrant
Webster
John M. Motter
Credit Bureau of
Frederick
Motter
Brisk Winds Follow Up Heavy Rain In The County
Cooler temperatures expected today after a night of thunderstorms soaked the county with rain. The airport station recorded 0.50 inches, pushing this month’s total above normal and marking a third consecutive month of above normal rainfall. Winds remain brisk as cooler air settles in.
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Mercury
Weather Bureau
Two Local Bills Signed by Governor Tawes
Governor Tawes signed two bills introduced by Delegate Charles E Collins this week. One exempts the Optimist Club parking lot from city county and state property taxes. The other requires policemen to inform car operators that chemical tests may determine alcohol content.
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Charles E Collins
J. Millard Tawes
Greyhound Lines
Collins
Tawes
New Laos Attacks Prompt U S Airlift Amid Cease-Fire Talks
Reports from Vientiane say fresh attacks by pro Communist forces follow a cease-fire plan while the United States increases arms deliveries. Six C130 transports move supplies from the Philippines under Operation Hotshot as Geneva talks loom with India Canada and Poland to supervise a truce. Leaders Souvanna Phouma Kong Le and Gen Phoumi Xo Savann vie for control as factions split and no Laos delegation joins the Geneva talks.
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Vientiane
Laos
United States
Philippines
U.S
India
Canada
Poland
New Delhi
Geneva
Iti
Souvanna Phouma
Sel
Pathet Lao
Boun Oum
Phoumi Xo' Savan
Robbery Threats Target Area Grocers
A Parrsville storekeeper was robbed of about 200 dollars on March 22. A second grocer, Ralph Earl Baker, received threatening letters predicting a further robbery. The cash box from Mrs. Bussard’s shop was found nearby. police have questioned suspects but no charges filed. The incident involves a Negro suspect and police caution letters may be from others to mislead.
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Parrsville
Clara Bussard
Bussard
Ralph
Earl Baker
Sas
Doni
C. D
Airy
Cal Grover X- Seasabaugh
Cmi
Commissioner Ramsburg Dies at Utica Farm Leader
Mer H Ramsburg longtime Maryland county commissioner died of a stroke at his Utica area farm aged 69 He served on the board since 1936 and led local agricultural groups He taught Sunday School directed dairy associations and held many community roles Funeral services were held at a local funeral home Mount Olivet cemetery interment followed In addition an oil barge explosion damaged the Baton Rouge Mississippi River bridge without fatalities and with one lane later opened.
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Mer
H. Ramsburg
Frederick
Utica
Wi Stéiner Ramsburg
Clare Ann Jeanette
Stan Remburg
Ramsburg
Brookfield Farm
Mehri Jr
Maryland- Virginia Milk Producers Association
Dairy
Thurmont Cooperative Associaton
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Lewistown Grange
Lewistown
Parent-Teacher Association
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Enocs
Royal Arch
Mary Louise Nicodemus
Ruth Bee
Frame
E. C. Sanner
Waster
Mainz
Roy E. Hoke
Chaz C
Mount Olivet
M. Ritchison
Baton Rouge
Mississippi River
Blast Kills One Traps Twenty Two Workers in Tunnel
An underground water tunnel blast in Northboro Massachusetts killed one worker and injured eight others. Twenty two men were trapped 00 feet down for over thirty minutes before rescue teams brought them to surface and hospital care. John Werti, metropolitan district engineer, said a dynamite explosion at the working face caused the injuries. The dead worker was Ronald MacDonald of Roxbury Boston.
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NORTHBORO_ Mass
John Werti
Challe
Salan
Rees
Alseria
Wid
Satan
Jowhand
Zeller
Youth Captured After Car Theft Chase Ends Near Leesburg
An 11 year old Leesburg youth is captured by Loudoun County Police after stealing a 195 Ford from James Martin and fleeing toward Leesburg. Deputy Robert Legar pursued him. the car wrecked near Leesburg and the youth was cornered and detained. Maryland will pursue unauthorized use of a motor vehicle charges.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
Maryland
Virginia
Brunswick
Herbert Sperry
James R. Martin
Confluence
Paine
Martin
H Sperry
Stamp theft targets two offices in shared building
Police report 1300 four cent stamps stolen from Dan Wight and Ned Zeiler on North Court Street. Entry gained via unlocked window in Wight's office, then through a connecting doorway to Zeiler's office. Wight is a realtor and uses the space for his farming operation.
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Dan Wight
Ned Zeiler
North Court Street
Wight
Zeiler
Tor
Zeer
Insurgent Generals Free After Algiers Uprising Collapse
Four star generals led a failed four day revolt against De Gaulle in Algiers. Maurice Challe and Raoul Salan were captured or surrendered and to face charges in Paris. Raoul Salan Andre Zeller and Jean Jouhaud remained missing amid rumors of a Foreign Legion camp.
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Algiers
Jes de Gaulle
Algeria
Maurice Challe
Paris
Iri
Raoul Salas
Jourand
Andre Zeller
Irion
Foreign Legion
Zarelda
Louis Terrenoire
British Gibraltar
Challe
de Gaulle
Sante
Salar
Zeller
Jouhaud
Suilen
Four UM Students Suspended for Break-in and Assault
An official at the University of Maryland said four male students were suspended after illegally entering a college building and assaulting a night watchman who confronted them while they rifled a filing cabinet.
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College Park
University of Maryland
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Montgomery County
Delbert S. Null
A. Irvin Renn
Frank J
Harry Baugher Jr
New York
New Laos
U. S
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