Snow Flurries Melt. Roads Cindered In Frederick Area
Snow created a white wash across Frederick and nearby areas but failed to accumulate on the ground as temperatures stayed near freezing. Two State Roads trucks cindered icy spots on U S 40 Braddock Mountain and Frederick Freeway ramps while the County Roads Department did not dispatch any units. Forecasters expect continued flurries with little accumulation and temps dropping to the low 20s tonight. The story notes unusual eastern county conditions with Unionville reporting 27 degrees and no snow. A separate Los Angeles AP item reports Police Officer E L A Chitwood arresting a stolen car driver while late for class.
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Frederick
State Roads Commission
Braddock Mountain
U. S. 40
County Roads Department
Unionville
Weather Bureau
Wee Women Dialog Breaks Into Bold Exchange
A fragment shows a playful line where a woman challenges Harold Freeman, bidding him a mock romance and a joke about a poke game win. The terse exchange suggests a social scene or dialogue snippet from a local page.
Progress In Educational Facilities Shown At Urbana
The Urbana Elementary School dedication outlines modern features serving grades one through six with a library, clinic, conference room, arts and crafts, music, and a multi purpose room. It notes 406 students and a well equipped kitchen serving about 270 lunches daily, with 18 class capacity planned and kindergarten included.
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Chidren
Urbana
James Montgomery
Thebrary
Austin Stup
William F. Lee
Harry Main
William
Jack L. Roach
Margaret §. Albaugh
Dorothy D. Hull
Linda Magalis
Lois Pritts
Elected Treasurer Of Milk Producers Federation
Homer Remsberg of Middletown Valley was chosen treasurer of the National Milk Producers Federation at a New Orleans meeting. Glen Lake of North Branch Mich became group president with officers W. H. Austin Lake Cormorant Miss and A. R. Marvel Easton Md as vice presidents and E. Norton as secretary. Delegates debated quotas for dairy farming and instead backed a producer financed stabilization plan while condemning organized labor efforts to unionize independent milk haulers.
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Homer Remsberg
Middletown Valley
National Milk Producers Federation
New Orleans
Gets Four Years For Theft Of Monkey
St. Louis jurors found 28 year old Robert Tomarchin guilty of burglary and stealing in the theft of Mr. Moke the St. Louis Zoo chimpanzee. He admitted taking the animal from a cage on December 21 and moving him to Miami Florida. He sought to show a change of heart after selling Mr. Moke to the zoo for 1575 dollars claiming the zoo breached an oral agreement for special care.
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ST. Louis
Mon
Robert Tomarchin
Moke
Tomarchin
Miami
Fla
Arraigned For Inn Break-Ins
Two pairs of men charged in separate break ins at Wilcom's Inn near Monrovia were arraigned in Circuit Court. Kilby and Pack pleaded guilty to larceny and related charges while Smith and Wagner pleaded not guilty and requested court-appointed attorneys. Trial set for December 3 and 8 for various defendants. Mary Baker alias Mrs Stot tlinger faced assault charge and pleaded not guilty with attorney EF Austin James named.
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Wilcom’s Inn
Monrovia
E. P. Kilby
Archie E. Pack
Richard W. Smith
Preston Joseph Wagner
Hagerstown
Kilby
A. E. Pack
Pack
Smith
Wagner
J. Vernon Summers
C. Clifton Wirts
Air
Charles Costello
M. Parker
Orser
Patrick AI. Schnauffer
H. L. Jones
Mckenzie’s Inn
South Market Street
Jones
Hsan
Morris Lee Barber
Charce
Joe
Neter
Barber
Herbert L. Rolling
Mary I. Baker
Stottlenger
R. E. Zimmerman
Soviets Launch Third Space Dog Mission
Moscow announces Tass says a third canine space ship was launched carrying dogs Pchelka and Mushka along with plants and other animals. The 3 ton craft weighs about 10 037 pounds and aims to study biological responses via telemetry as U S officials await details.
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Moscow
Aleft
Tass
Trn
Oscow
Tts
Laika
Pchelka
Mushka
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Belka
Strelka
United States
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Five Inches Of Snow Falls In Garrett And Surrounding Area
Snow covered Garrett and nearby counties with about five inches in parts near West Virginia. Roads were slick across Garrett and Hancock areas as temperatures lingered in the teens overnight. Hagerstown reported half inch accumulation while Boonsboro saw near freezing lows. Dr. Benjamin Rogers noted cool but not freezing temperatures ideal for apple crops.
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Maryland
Garrett
West Virginia
Penns County
Accomi
Thomas
W.va
Dea
Hagerstown
Hancock
Boonsboro
University of Manland Fruk Laboratory
Benjamin Rogers
Trout Found In Gas Tank Stalls Car In Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut Dorothea Loughran’s car stalled for a month. Mechanics removed the gasoline tank and found a seven inch trout inside. The cause of the fish remains unknown and puzzled observers.
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Waterbury
Kennedy Names Williams To African Affairs Post
President elect John F Kennedy chose Governor G. Mennen Williams of Michigan to be assistant secretary of African affairs with a second post in the African bureau. The announcement followed a breakfast meeting and Williams said he would serve the United States wherever called.
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Kennedy
Williams
African Affairs Post
Washington
John F Kennedy
G. Nen Williams
Michigan
White House
Wiliams
Wee
X . Wall Reute
Rober
Stuart Istration
Africa
United States
United
Congo Ends Ties With United Arab Republic Over Lumumba Plot
Leopoldville report says President Kasavubu broke diplomatic relations with the UAR and ordered Ambassador Murard Ghaleb and staff to leave the Congo. Ghaleb disputed official notice but would obey Kasavubu. Lumumba, fleeing, reportedly reached Liubaubourg while Mobutu expelled Welbeck. A separate note cites Austin F. Arnold jailed for drunkenness after plea.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
United Arab Republic
Murard Ghaleb
Congo
U.ar
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Kasavubu
Ghaleb
Patrice Lumumba
Leopold
Luiuabourg
Short Lived Peronist Revolts Hit Argentina Cities
A source close to the armed forces reports Peronist uprisings in Rosario and Tartagal, with sabotage bombings in Nos Mires suburbs. Rebels aimed to force Frondizi to restore political and labor peace but were suppressed by government forces.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rosario
Tartagal
Nos Mires
Armos of Oak
Diehard
Renimg
Arturo Frondizis
Fragments of Cape Canaveral Rocket Strike Eastern Cuba
Debris from a Cape Canaveral launch fell in Holguin and surrounding areas causing alarm and loud explosions. Cuban authorities reported pieces weighing up to 40 pounds, but no damage. the U S defense department noted possible debris over Cuba and ongoing investigation.
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Havana
Cape Canaveral
Cuba
Holguin
Defense Department
Washington
Oriente
U. S
Fla
Revolucion
United States
Fidel Castro
United Nations
Organization of American States
Castro
U.S. State Department
U. S. Atlantic
Manuel Fajardo
Escarmbray Mountains
Fajardo
Fox
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J. Homer Remsberg
Wilcom
Soviets
UAR
Austin F. Arnold
West Patrick Street
Artoid
Kias
Edward D. Sierm
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William Frantz School
American Civil Liberties Union
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