J C Rowe Dies Here At Aged 3
James Clayton Rowe Frederick barber of 60 years dies at his son in law and daughter home after extended illness aged 60 Born January 27 1874 he lived on Fourth street most his life He worked in barber shops before turning to appointment business a pioneer in that field He was an avid fisherman and bicyclist devout Catholic member of St John s church and Holy Name Society He survived by children Francis A Rowe Gertrude E Rowe and Mrs Slack a sister and several grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending
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James Clayton Rowe
Frederick
Clarence R. Slack
East Fourth Street
Mr. Rowe
Augustus
Barbara Schroeder Rowe
Fourth Street
West Fourth Street
West Fourth
Nellie L. Crouse
Abs
Frank Crouse
Slack
Harry D. Young
North Market Street
Baltimore
Washington
Clarence Bmiller
Court
Frank? Strasberger
Old City
Rowe
Tareest
Schiey
West Patrick
Medical” Center
Monocacy River
Market Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Francis A. Rowe
Liver Spring
Gertrude E. Rowe
Mars
William Obenderter
East
Patrick Street
E. Cline
Stores Open For Night Yale Trade Merchants
Merchants plan weeknight hours through December 23 to boost Yuletide sales. Weather remains unsettled with a light-enew tonight and moderating temps expected. The Frederick post office expands Saturday hours and boosts deliveries as Christmas mail volume rises. unemployment claims trend upward with more residents seeking work.
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Maryland
Garrett County
Oakland
Frostburg
Allegany County
Boons
Frederick
James A. Grove
Grove
County ‘Commissioners
Eisenhower Heads to Paris to Lead Atlantic Drive
President Eisenhower, 67, sails to Paris under doctor supervision to spearhead the United States revival of the North Atlantic alliance after a mild stroke less than three weeks earlier.
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Eisenhower
Paris
North Atlantic Alliance
State May Get Light Snow Tonight
The Associated Press reports a warming trend after sub freezings as overnight lows dip into the teens. The Weather Bureau says a light snow event may occur tonight across the state.
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Associated Press
Ataryland
Weather Bureau
Auto crash injures two in Cecil and Elkton
State Police said a car driven by William T. Wright, 23, of Newark Del, skidded off Maryland 28 near Andora in Cecil County, overturned after an embankment slide. Irving Holcome, 18, of Elkton, suffered a fractured jaw and facial injuries.
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Randallstown
Waterloo
Conowinga
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Pikesville
Towson
Baltimore
Waldorf
Rockville
Salisbury
Conewinge
Benson
Frederick
Easton
William T. Wright
Newark
Del
Maryland
Andora
Cecil County
Irving Holcome
Elkton
Dulles Arrives in Paris for NATO Summit Preparations
Secretary of State Dulles lands in Paris to join Western leaders for NATO talks. France tensions over US British weapons use policy surface as Pineau is absent from the airport. Dulles avoids statements, saying the president will speak for the delegation tomorrow.
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Dulles
Christian Pineau
NATO
Jacques Virmnot
Auto stolen from rear of W S Hood store on Patrick Street
The 1955 Oldsmobile sedan of William S Hood, local merchant, was reported stolen Thursday night from the rear of his store at 38 West Patrick Street. Police recovered two bicycles found abandoned at a local coal yard, belonging to James Hail, but no tag or owner identification for the bicycle.
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William S. Hood
West Patrick Street
James Hail
West Second Street
Western’ Firer
Baker Park
Five Day Forecast With Light Snow Likely Early Week
A weather outlook predicts light snow or rain around Salareau with precipitation mainly Tuesday or Wednesday. Expected totals stay under a fourth inch, temperatures near normal with a gradual warmup by weekend into Monday or Tuesday. Highs top the 40s in eastern areas and upper 30s in western Maryland, with lows from around 20 to the upper 30s. Shaken by quake Tehran Iran A heavy earthquake hit western Iran today official reports say at least 350 dead and thousands affected.
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Associated Press
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Maryland
Tehran
Iran
Msgr Sheridan To Receive Rare Honor At Mount St Marys
Emmitsburg Maryland Mount St Mary's College president Msgr John L Sheridan will be installed in Albany New York as prothonotary apostolic ad instar a rare Vatican rank for a priest not a bishop The 36 year veteran of Mount St Mary's entered the priesthood in 191? and served as college president since 1937 The honor was conferred by Pope Pius XI during Mount St Mary's 250th anniversary Also included A Washington DC stabbing death of a 23 year old government clerk found outside his apartment near the White House with chest wounds.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Albany
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Sheridan
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Pope Pius XI
Mount St Mary's College
Troy
M. Y
Washington
Ead
White House
Nurses Glee Club
Jack Wantz
Fort Detrick
Mary Ann Fisher
Carist
Sas‘ Caros
Ames Henrirs
Donald Thompson
Frederick Kreissig
James Thomas
Ernest C. Webb
W. H. B. Anders
Hour Credit Committee
Snow Ball Committee
Richard Clendenin
Joseph Nestor
Howard W. Ash
Richard F. Kline
Wiliam H. B. Anders
Charles Conley Sr
William H. Thomas Jr
W. Jarboe Grove
Jennings. Bailey Jr
Roger Beane
John Peyton Thrasher
Byron D. White
Paul Rheads
Thomas
Horace Opel
Braddock Heights
Richard Thompson
Waltersville
Russell Litten
Bruns Wick
Jesse Fifer
Bockeystown
Ray Tayior
Airs
Lewis. Roberts
Fharmont
A. A. Bodine
Formula To End Strike With Education Board Plan
New York Board of Education proposes a six point plan to end a five day transit workers strike affecting public schools. A study of grading and reporting reforms will be completed for review by a joint committee including educators and union leaders. The plan aims to reopen schools by September with local committees guiding implementation.
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Ers
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Educa Mnl
Ccommunicaon
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Waldman
MBA
Heritage
Repre
Afl-Cio Transport Workers
Hie
AIBA
Clude
Lmembbership -Erievances
Explosion at Elkton Kills One, Missing Two
A Thiokol Chemical Corp solid fuel explosion near Elkton Maryland killed one worker and left two others missing. Thirty six employees were in three buildings. Frank McKinney said the fuel explosion was confined to one building. Eyewitnesses described a fiery flash and a forceful blast. The fuel, used in rockets such as the Far Side rocket, was developed for missiles and military projects.
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Elkton
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Maryland
Union Hospital
Frank McKinney
Thiokol
Pacific ‘Ocean
Army
Baltimore Tax Siphons Jobs to Other Cities
The Baltimore Association of Commerce warns the city tax drains wages from over 1,000 jobs this year. George W. Creighton cites payroll losses above four million dollars as firms relocate to Cardiff in Barford County and Smithsburg in Washington County. Linen Thread Co moves to Alabama. A K Robins Co plans shift after 102 years in the city.
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George W. Creighton
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A K. Robins Co
Cardiff
Barford Countty
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Smithsourg
Washington County
Linen Thread Co
Alabama
Couple Dies Within Minutes After Tragic Dinner Incident
A 31 year old woman died of a heart attack 19 minutes after her husband collapsed at a Waldorf Astoria dinner. The pair had planned to die together after his stomach disorder brought on his collapse. The Army said over half the Arkansas National Guardsmen remain on duty in the Little Rock school crisis with a withdrawal planned next Wednesday.
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Cartlon Troper
Waldorf-Asttoria
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Arkansas National
Little Rock
Snow Ball Receipts Pass $8,100 as Drive Aims Higher
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary reports Snow Ball receipts slightly over 8100 and seeks several thousand more to fund hospital equipment. The event, a December 21 gala in Gambrill Gym, also honored long volunteer service with hours badges and silver pins, while a pantry shower supported student nurses and a full committee announced plans and chairmen.
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Amnual
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Georgianna Houck Simmons
Gambrill Gymnasium
W.jarboe Grove
P. H- Beavers
Beavers
Walter Worthington
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Clyde Roney
Byron D._White
Vernal
Moore
Elizabeth B. Bower
Charles S. Jone
Donald Thompson
W. H. B. Anders
Robert
L. Davis
Paul W. Melculiffe
George. Speer
James RK
Elinor Marke
Hughes
Paul Martin
Howard Schindel
Mother and Three Children Burned in Onancock Fire
Four members of a rural Onancock family died in a blaze on the Eastern Shore yesterday. Mother Phyllis Joynes, 30, her daughter Cheryl Ann 10, son Phillip 6, and a younger child, were killed when flames destroyed their home. Father John T. Joynes escaped by leaping from a second floor window.
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Virginia
John T. Joynes
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Cheryl Ann
Phillip
Frederic
Sukarnodenies Dutch ouster at Jakarta news conference
President Sukarno spoke at a Jakarta news conference with Bus Jan Abdulgani and other National Council members. He smiled tiredly and refused to answer questions while denying Dutch rumors of his removal. He earlier issued a handwritten note saying he remained in office and continuing business as usual.
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National Council
Amsterdam
Sukarno Prepares To Quit Indonesia
Sukarno announced a possible leave from the country amid a national crisis over the Dutch campaign. He denied being deposed, appeared tired and tense, and refused to answer reporters while smiling.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Netherlands
Indonesian leader's recovery prompts interim presidency plan
Premier Djuanda readies Sartono as acting president during Sukarno's recuperation amid reports of a government power balance. A spokesman says Sartono will be a figurehead while Djuanda and Maj. Gen Nasution lead the administration abroad for the prime minister’s safety.
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Netherlands
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Sartono
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Army
Jakarta
Mohammed Hatta
Nasution
Record Cold Grips Nation With Florida Freeze Severe Losses Feared
The Associated Press reports icy temperatures harmed citrus groves and vegetables in the South and Sugar lines of the weather desk predict relief soon. Snow spread from Minnesota to the Great Lakes and persisted in parts of the northeast while Florida endures one of its worst freezes in a century with temps in the teens to 30s and officials warn of millions in crop damage. The Weather Bureau forecasts warmth in the Mississippi Valley and Ohio Valley but continues cold in the Northeast as Syracuse and other areas report heavy snow.
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Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Plains
Midwest
Aad
Crestview
Teirus Belt
U.S. Weather Bureau
Misssissippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Syracuse
Wiscon
Officer's Alertness Prevents Store Damage at Woolworth Five and Dime
Frederick police patrolman Lient Ralph Potts spotted ice forming near the Woolworth Five and Dime store during a 1 50 am round. He alerted headquarters and the manager was notified. A leaking air conditioner pipe was found, slowly flooding the store. without the early warning, considerable damage could have occurred. Police conduct nightly checks of business properties across Frederick.
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Lient
Ralph’ Potts
Woolworth
Riverdale Man Fined for Driving Offenses
Vernon D Eaton was fined 175 dollars and costs after pleading guilty in Magistrate court to two motor vehicle charges. He admitted operating under the influence and failing to drive to the right of the roadway, with Trooper Wm Davis arresting him west of Frederick. Leslie Ernest Hageman, formerly Oscoda Michigan now of College Park, was found guilty of operating on an expired license and sentenced to 10 days in jail plus a 10 fine and costs, with Trooper James Foy arresting him east of Frederick.
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Vernon D. Eaton
HL. Reese Shoemaker
J Jr
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Wm. Davis
Frederick
Leslie Ernest Hageman
Oscoda
Mich
College Park
Subways Trapped Passengers Evacuated After Brake Failure
About 3,000 riders were trapped for up to hours in a packed subway car on a Brooklyn to Manhattan run. Police said the incident was an accident not sabotage. Thousands more in two following trains faced shorter delays before all were moved to other trains. Investigators found the brakes of the stalled train had locked accidentally.
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