Satellite Launching Planned
Washington hearings reveal the Pentagon aims to place a half ton earth satellite in orbit while prioritizing intermediate range ballistic missiles. General Holaday says Atlas program acceleration and a Jupiter-C effort are under way, with Vanguard tests and Soviet Sputnik context shaping policy.
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Washington
Dec
Pentagon
United States
William M. Holaday
Senate Preparedness
Holaday
Soviet Union
Edwin Weiss
United Sates
Weiss
Jim
Project Vanguard
Air Force
Army
U.S
J. BR. Dempsey
Convair Corp
Convair
Car Wreck During Police Chase Injures Two in Maryland
In an afternoon crash on Maryland 71 a Baltimore motorist, Arthur Turner Jr. 30, and Floyd S. Reeder 49 of Frederick Route 4, were injured when Turner swerved into a State Roads Commission truck. Reeder and a partner were in the truck bed and were hurled by the impact before admission to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Turner suffered shock and facial lacerations. William Sutley, another man in the truck, escaped injury by leaping away as Turner’s car veered toward the truck.
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Wiliam F Davis
Baltimore Negro
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Arthur Turner Jr
Floyd SM. Reeder
Frederick
Reeder
Wuck
Woodsboro
Davis
Turner
Jon
Goldstein
Calvert County
Republic
McKel
Iohn
Burkittsville
U. S
Rederick
Rennie
A. D. Carlson
Legislative Coun
General Assembly
Earl Neely
Pitts-Wilde
Neely
James E. Kidwell
Gilvert W. Kidwell
Clark
Lawmakers seek early preview of Maryland 1958 budget
Maryland officials said they would not act without a directive from Governor McKeldin after Senate President Goldstein requested an advance look at the 1958 budget. The move follows a weekend crash near Woodsboro involving three Burkittsville brothers and a tractor trailer, with damage to vehicles and no serious injuries reported.
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James G. Reni Inte
Keldin
Senate
Goldistein
Assembly
Goldstein
McKeldin
Hood College Writer Debuts Play At Michigan Theater
Beverly Canning assistant professor of English at Hood College wrote a play titled And We Have All The Fun produced Thursday and Friday by the University of Michigan Speech Department. The work based on a college song satirizes parental bills and student freedom on campus and follows honor system tensions. Canning, who earned degrees from Goucher and Johns Hopkins, is completing a PhD dissertation at Michigan. This is her second produced play after In Very Own, and she earlier taught at Gonder College Bins and Hood’s Marionettes group.
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Beverly Canning
Hood College
University of Michigan
Miss Canning
Michigan
Heri Hirst
Avery Hopwood
Goucher College
Johns Hopkins University
Hood
Gonder College
Bins
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds
Court notices list licenses for Carroll Cartin and Sandra Lindsay in Fort Worth and Emmitsburg, plus multiple marriages and property transfers including Deed actions and $10 county sums. The piece also notes a Lords debate on rabbits and myxomatosis in London.
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Carroll H. Cartin
Fort Worth
Sandra Joyce Lindsay
Emmitsburg
Robert J.kreitz
Frances L. Glacken
Harold E. Dickensheets
Nancy L. Smith
Frederick
Julius A. Rohrbaugh
Dundalk
Lottie G. Walker
Essex
Anita Louise Smith
Washington
John W. Gordon
Ashton
Marie E. Biser
John E. Eckstine Jr
Camp Hill
Phyilis Zeigler
New Cumberland
Taney B. Kaufman
John F. Fleischman
Madeline D. Warnock
Sataryland
St. City
Willie McC. Wiles
Leighton C. Blickenstaff
Dante
A. Adams
Merril A. Adams
Guy C.angell
Roberts R. Hauver
Leo P. Myers
Wheat ‘On Lumber Co. Inc
Mamie Davis Et
I. Mary Staley
Mamie Davis
Budget clash delays figures as Maryland sessions loom
A Maryland budget dispute stalls early figures with Governor McKeldin’s plan to present a budget in February. Rennie notes no advance numbers will be released unless directed, while officials say information will come to the Legislature at the earliest possible time. In Washington, a separate festival note sets the 1958 National Cherry Blossom Festival for March 25 to 30.
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Baltimore
Davis
Legisla. P.m
Maryland
Turnerial Assembly
Casa O
McKeldin
Asusual
Rennie
Goldstein
Mecheldin
Annapolis
Ipublicky
Washington
Offals
Drunken driving, intoxication cases tied to Gettysburg area
Police filed charges against several defendants for drunken driving and related offenses. Edward Weadon, a 21 year old Negro from Route 4 Frederick, faced intoxication and reckless driving charges. Wilford Weadon was jailed for failing to post collateral. A damage suit from an automobile accident on August 30, 1953, near Emmitsburg was settled, with terms not disclosed. The article notes the Constitution's long history of amendments with only 22 adopted from 20,000 proposed changes.
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Charles V. Main
Cen
Edward Weaden
Wilford Steven Weadon
Route 4
Frederick
Main
Herbert
Sam A. Boone Jr
Wrought
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Adrian E. Drew
Bergstrom Air Force Base
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Thele
House of Lords
Britain
Lords
Burall
Focal
Ralph W. Boyer
North Court St
Economy Oil CO
Wisner St
Cail
Sappington & CO
East Fifth Street
McCulloch
Petformmance
Bey
Kinsey’s
Motter Ave
Routzahn & Sons
Local
Optimist Club
Frourzann
Patrick Street
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Realty CO
W. Churck St
W. Seventh St
Cape Cods
Alpha Portland Cement Co. Atomic Energy Commission
Fort. Detrick
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Baltimore Market
Atomic Energy Commission
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MGRS
Simmons
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Haindick
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