Deer Kill May Set New Record Here
Frederick County deer hunting opens with 32 kills reported at Snook's station Lewistown by noon marking possible first day record. Weather cold 20s with wind. hunters urged to check at Lewistown and follow 7:11 to 4:43 hours. 99 kills last year a potential record to beat.
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Frederick County
Snook’s
Lewistown
Robert Day
Mercury
Dash
Bocuses
Benjamin EF. Phebus Sr
Ernest Vaughn
State Game Department
Frederick
Aberdeen
Washington
Pheatis
Catoctin Mountain
Wand
Catocun
Pheius
Sneekfeed
New Windsor Women Hurt In Auto Crash
Two New Windsor women were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Sunday night accident on the Pipe Creek church road near Union town. Miss Jeel J JiR and Miss Lovina C Nazelrod were discharged with facial and shoulder injuries respectively. state trooper Lawrence Dunn led the investigation. In a separate crash on U S 14 at Point of Rocks, Robert Lockwood of Webster, N W, escaped injury when his pickup struck guard rails after leaving the shoulder. the incident occurred about 1 30 p m Sunday.
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New Windsor
Carroll
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jeel J
Jir
Lovina C Nazelrod
Lawrence Dunn
Pipe Creek Church
Uniontown
Pipe Creek
Tinkle
Brethren Service Center
Dunn
New York
Florida
U. S. 14
Point of Rocks
Robert Muir
Robert Lockwood
Webster
N.W
Lockwood
Muir
Pope Pius XII Nears Recovery With Broadcast Blessing
Vatican officials report Pope Pius XII showing gradual gains as he prepares to end Marian Year with a blessing from his sickbed. The 78 year old pontiff, weakened by gastritis, spoke a blessing yesterday and has had several restful nights since his near collapse last week. Cardinal Micara to lead the pentecost mass at St Mary Major in Rome.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XII
Earher
Clemente Cardinal
Micara
Rome
Viren
St. Mary Major
Storms, Snow Hit South and East. One Dead, Dozens Hurt
A deadly storm system and tornadoes struck Dixie states, killing one and injuring 48 as heavy rain and snow blanketed the Southeast and Northeast. Snow reached 15 inches in parts of West Virginia while New York faced 20 degree winds. temperatures dipped to eight below near the Canadian border. The storm disrupted travel with stalled highways, collapsed houses, and widespread property damage across Alabama, Georgia, and other affected areas.
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Associated Press
Dixie
West Virginia
New York City
New York
Beckley
Bluefield
Midwest
United States
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
Minnesota
Michigan
Pellstan
Mich
Westeaw York
Saranac Lake
Utica
Syracuse
Binghamton
Mason City
el- Kader
Iowa
Alabama
Georgia
Gulf
Phantom burglar hunt widens after Florida killings
HOLLYWOOD Florida police sought Guibert Mead the Stamford Conn "phantom burglar" for questioning in the deaths of his wife Evelyn Mead and Dominick Albanizio. The intruder killed them with a gunshot and blows, then their bodies in night clothes were found. Evelyn Mead’s 16 year old son Richard Dimon, in the house, gave three differing accounts and was placed in protective custody.
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Hollywood
Fla
Guibert Mead
Stamford
Conn
Dominick Albanizio
Evelyn Mead
Albanizio
Mead
Eisenhower Grants Holiday Off For Federal Workers
President Eisenhower issued an executive order to give federal workers a full day off before Christmas and a half day on December 31, covering the District of Columbia and federal agencies nationwide, with exceptions for essential hospital staff and others necessary to work. Statements of expenditures from the recent election were filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, listing amounts for several candidates. Edward Storm reported 1150.34 in expenses, including 317.20 for folders and 314.31 for postage plus 180 to the party fund. Bruce Crum listed 385.61 with 18 to the party fund. Fenton Harris spent 194.54 including 100 to a campaign fund. Merbt Palmer reported 193.97.
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Washington
Eisenhower
District of Columbia
Circuit Court
Edward D. Storm
Hich
Bruce &. Crum
Fenton Harris
House of Delegates
Mbert Palmer
Orphans Court
White Sox land Courtney in seven player trade
Chicago completes seven man swap with Baltimore at winter meetings. Courtney moves to the Sox along with Chakales and Brideweser in exchange for Don Johnson Don Ferrarese Fred Marsh and Matt Batts. Johnson heads to Baltimore as the sole Orioles addition.
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Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Cunt Courtney
Sox
Courtney
Chicago
Bob Chakales
Jim Brideweser
Don Johnson
Don Ferrarese
Fred Marsh
Matt Batts
Ed Short
White Sea
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Orioles
Johnson
New York Yankee
Marty Merion
White Sox
Frank Leno
Chakales
Baltimore
Vice Wertz
Marion
Brideweser
Marsh
Chicago J
Ferrarese
Oakland
Pacific Coast League
Batts
Lane
Paul Richards
Richards
Yankees
Cars Damaged and Local Man Held After Patrick Street Accident
Two cars suffered about 400 dollars in damage after a Patrick Street collision near Middle Alley. Harding faced charges of drunken and reckless driving with bond set at 1000 dollars. Dillon’s car incurred 200 dollars damage and a fence minor damage followed a separate DeGrange Street incident. Additional traffic charges included suspensions, registrations, and assault arrests. a stock market line notes New York shares rising for a third straight session.
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East Patrick Street
Middle Alley
Sergt
Sherman Boone
Thomas E Dixon
Potomac Street
Brunswick
Patrick
William Elmer Harding
Fast Fifth
Whreel
Harding
Aia
Dillon
DeGrange Street
West South Ileet
Paul Mossburg
Bernard Nmz
Bernice R. King
RFD
Frederick
DeGranse Street
Addison Hoffman
Onliue
Joseph Lo Linthicum
Traisville
No Dorsey
Frederic L. Siecadfolk
Vao
Carmack
Dorothy May Hares
Pearl Street
Nathan Dorsey
John E. Glassford
Washington Street
William Mutchner
Five Children Die in Framingham Farmhouse Fire
In Franklin Massachusetts a family tragedy left five children dead when a kitchen oil stove exploded and flames trapped them in a bedroom above the kitchen. Reginald De Baggis, 30, saved his wife Maureen, 29, and baby Diane as the fire swept through the Swank jewelry plant area.
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Franklin
Reginald de Bagzis
de Basgis
Three Killed In Accidents In Maryland Over Weekend
At least three persons died and another was critically injured in weekend traffic crashes across Maryland. Howard Parks, 36, of Ellicott City died from injuries after being struck on Old Maryland 29. Pedestrian Jack Eugene Williams, Edgewood, was killed in Felgewood. Roy Miches, 12, was struck by an air compressor detached from a truck in Silver Spring. Ivan Petty, year old, was hospitalized in Baltimore after a rollover on the Washington Baltimore Expressway with serious injuries. Clifton Harvey, Ft Eustis, Va., was held by police on manslaughter and reckless driving charges.
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Howard Parks
Ellicott City
Old Maryland
Mary Kindall
Jack Eugene Williams
Edgewood
Felgewood
Williams
Berkeley
Harford Memorial Hospital
Havre de Grace
Clifton Harvey
Ft Eustis
Silver Spring
Roy Miches
Ivan Petty
Washington-Baltimore
Polly
Baltmore
Sent To Jail In Default Of Fine
Frederick, colored, was sent to jail for 30 days in default of a salt fine on an intoxication charge. The case was heard by Magistrate Morarists as the only matter. collateral names include John if Kereiner, Walkers vite, Canvin W Corun, Tel terson, and others. Stephen Sheppard testified of possibly four or five suspects after his wife’s murder arrest.
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Frederick
Jane Fm
Ao Smuts
Maantiaie
Edwe Miormins
Canvin
Telterson
Lowell
Goerhen
Marion
Schwest
Hind Wylliam S& Toad
Naty
New Market
Lester BE Brewins
Ais
U.S
Robert Mi
R C Dishong
Cleveland
Stephen Sheppard
Safeway Plans New Store Network Expansion in Mid-Atlantic
Safeway Stores Inc announces a new Frederick Maryland store plus 17 000 square foot additions across its mid Atlantic division. Edgar Balshaw says construction progresses with several sites in Virginia Maryland and Washington DC area slated for completion by year end.
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Seventh Street
Toll House Avenue
Edgar Balshaw
Frederick
Cs Tmeiuida
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Petersaurs
Safeway Food
West Seventh Street
Toll Gate House
Herprdy
Safeway
Balshaw
Metropolitan
Umder
Richmond
Charlottesville
Georgetown
Wisconsin Avenue
Safeway Division
Westmainst
Railroad
Sherwood Avenues
Cold snap brings up to four inches of snow to Delmarva
Bitter cold and windy conditions sweep Maryland with a snow belt from Dover to the shore. Snow depths reach 3/4 to 4 inches on the Eastern Shore, Salisbury area reporting 5.5 inches by 4 30 am. Chains advised for motorists as drifts form and temperatures dip to single digits to mid 20s.
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Maryland
Delaware
Delmarva
Maiyland
Dover del
Salisbury
Princess Anne
Weather Bureau
Virginia Capes
Virginia
North Carolina
Farry
Fire Rips Cambridge 36 Room Hotel on Choptank River
A wind driven blaze destroyed the 36 room Ales Beach Hotel on the Cambridge waterfront near the Choptank River. Firefighters battled ice and cold 21 mile per hour NE wind hampering efforts. guests rescued and placed in shelter as a total loss loomed. Separately Harold G Harne’s manslaughter trial was postponed after a court order for surgery due to head injury.
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Cambridge
Ales Beach
Conviridae
Aremien
Atner
Avon Che
Heenon Cammunize
Basten
Dietitet
Beth
Charse
Harold G Harne
Hagerstown
Charles AL. Price
Harne
Frances Pleasants
Baltimore
Thurmont
Fire destroys wing of Maryland Rest Home in Germantown
A fire of undetermined origin at the Maryland Rest Home in Germantown, near Montgomery County, killed four elderly residents and left 18 others under treatment while injuring two nurses. Ten engines and nine ambulances from multiple towns fought the blaze as staff evacuated patients to Washington Sanitarium and Suburban Hospital amid frigid conditions.
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Maryland Rest Home
Germantown
Montgomery County
Gaithersborg
Hyanstown
Rockville
Upper Montgomery
Damascus
Washington Sanitarium
Sally Turpin
Matilda Kobler
Abs. Yates Duke
Washington
Dora Ward
Elizabeth Buckham
Alexandria
Fannie Wherry
C. Hyattsville
Margaret E. Hedrick
Elsie Syder
Montgomery
Carrie Smith
Bethesda
Elizabeth Hampson
New York
Annie McPhee
Helen Richard
Rainier
Clara Mohler
Catherine Derosia
Arlington
Vai
John Delaplane
Olney
Albert Wade
Laura Hussey
Washingon
Annie Moyer
Charles V. Ellis
Annmandale
Kate Hubbard
Phila Billmyer
Hyattsville
Annie Lamborn
Ida Slavin
Edith Brozen
Hampson
Delaplane
Billmeyer
Associated Press
Pvt
Fred Pearson
Lawana Dickinson
Hedrick
Weather note on extreme cold at Snag Yukon
The weather report cites Snag in the Yukon where temperatures reached 38 below zero after a 52 below night. Residents recall 82 below in February 1947, the continent's record low, while Siberia's 1899 figure remains the lowest ever recorded.
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Edmonton
Alta
Snag
Yukon
North America
Siberia
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