Trapped County Man In Truck Cab In Elk River Crash
A tractor trailer plunged into the frozen Elk River near Gassaway West Virginia. Emory R. Barnhouse of Emmitsburg Maryland died in the submerged cab, with Paul Horst of Winchester Virginia injured. The Masser Pony Express Co. truck went over a 60 foot embankment and remained submerged hours later. Bulldozers aided efforts to retrieve the tractor while Horst received hospital care.
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Gassaway
W. Va
Elk River
Emory R. Barnhouse
Emmitsburg
Paul Horst
Winchester
J. C. Baker
W. Ya. 4
Here
Clay County
Harry Kyer
D. C. Baker
Horst
Ctut
Kyer
Masser Pony Express Co
Hagerstown
Firefighters battle two alarm blaze in subfreezing Baltimore
In extreme cold of 16 degrees, Baltimore firefighters confined a two alarm fire to the left of a three story medical school building near University Hospital. Water froze and hampered efforts while staff avoided patient displacement.
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Baltimore
Pathology Bulding
University of Mary- GU & Hum Ulom
DAA
Raymond Vanderlinde
Alesandro Expected to Run for Senate Nomination
In Baltimore, Mayor Thomas D Alesandro is viewed by close allies as certain to announce after January 1 his bid for the Democratic senatorial nomination. Despite rumors, he has not publicly confirmed plans, but associates say he intends to seek the ULS Senate seat and have prepared for a formal declaration.
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Baltimore
Thomas D'Alesandro
ULS
Senate
Todas
Maser
Millions Losing Ground In Westinghouse Strike
Pittsburg reports Westinghouse Electric Corp and its two largest unions in a costly strike. About 40 000 workers furloughed as production losses top 150 million dollars and daily wage losses reach 950 000. IUE and UE seek raises and five year contracts, with limited progress in negotiations and continued picket lines and sporadic disturbances at multiple plants.
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Pittsburg
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
United Electrical Workers
General Electric Co
WUE
ILE
Columbus
Ohio
Bus Driver’s Bold Run Saves Stricken Man
Chicago driver Robert Boeckh departed his route and sped through rush hour traffic to rush a stricken passenger to a hospital. On the way, he ignored an illegal turn after a passenger cried, A man’s dying back here. Walter Hamann, 63, suffered a heart attack on a bus two miles north of the Loop, and the physician credited Boeckh with possibly saving his life.
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Chicago
Robert Boeckh
Boeckh
Walter Hamann
Earry
Hamann
Sasseer Newspaper Attacks George Mahoney Candidacy
An editorial in the Sasseer owned Gazette denounces George Mahoney in the Maryland US Senate race. It argues Mahoney seeks to ride controversy rather than merit, cites past defeats, and notes opposition from Democratic leaders in Prince Georges County and Southern Maryland. The piece warns voters want qualifications over personal battles.
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Eiker
Tay
Sad At
Beny
Laine
Seomdme
Mahoney
Democrate
Maryland
Faure Gazette
Mae
Lasseers
Prince Georges Counts
Mahone
US Senate
Sen Beall -R
County Funds May Fall Short of Earlier Forecast
Frederick County will receive about 100000 from state income tax distributions for the fiscal year ending June 30, not the 146800 figure previously cited. The windfall portion totals 62717.40, with the remainder divided between county treasury and cities including Frederick and Brunswick. The overall increase over estimates is expected near 565000, driven mostly by the windfall.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Brunswick
Salvation Army lists 125 Christmas basket requests
Lieut. Harry E Powell said about 125 requests were received by the Salvation Army by the deadline for Christmas baskets. Last year about 230 baskets were distributed in the city and county. This year some names from last year are missing, and the number of baskets is expected to rise. A charity movie at City Opera House Saturday will admit with canned goods to aid baskets. Street kettles and county letter appeals contributed about equal sums, funding city and county Christmas aid.
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Salvation Army
Harry E Powell
Powell
Onera
Burglars Loot Brunswick Garage Safe With No Cash
State Police investigate entry to William B. Willard’s garage near Brunswick after robbers spent about two hours breaking a safe that held no money. They took roughly $12 from a cash register and some ties and cigarettes, leaving the safe badly damaged. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window pane. the safe remained in the office area. The break occurred after midnight last Saturday and was discovered by Willard the next morning.
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William B. Willard
Brunswick
Willard
Reported Decision Stirs Conservatives in Eden Era
Eden plans to reshuffle his cabinet to silence socialist accusations as unrest grows within the Conservative party. Rich ard Butler may be considered for deputy prime minister while fears rise over unemployment and prices. Foreign policy divides the nation on Cyprus terrorism Communist infiltration and Cold War tensions with Soviet Russia.
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Loxdon
Eden
Richard 4. Butler
Treasury
Qnisseven
Winston Chinen
Evers
Cyprus
Russia
Cold weather hits area before Christmas shoppers
A new low of 12 above zero was recorded as wintry winds and a biting cold moved in. Stores extend hours tonight and Saturday, with Christmas Eve closing at 1 p.m., as shoppers flood the forecasted peak weekend before Christmas. Temperatures near freezing and ice form across ponds and rivers, with frozen streams and early skating on county waters.
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Five and Dime
Unionville
Gambrill Park
Culler Lake
Mrs Caruso widow Of Singer Dies In Baltimore
Mrs Garothy Park Benjamin Caruso widow and biographer of Enrico Caruso died at Union Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She had lived at Spring Hill Riderwood since 1950, wrote about her husband, born into a New York family, educated in a convent, and married Caruso in 1917 despite objections. Caruso died in Naples three years after their marriage from respiratory complications.
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Baltimore
Garothy Park
Benjamin Caruso
Halian Lenoy
Enrico Caruso
Union Memorial Hospital
Carusé
Naples
Civil Air Patrol Cadets Engage in Aircraft Studies in Frederick
Civil Air Patrol Squadron met at Frederick airport for a merit meeting. Cadet Commander William A. Lakel announced plans to study aircraft types, construction, and flight theory, noting a future film about rocket theory. Openings remain for cadets aged 14 to 18, with attendees including Capt. Patton and Lt. Freed, plus cadet leaders and a new member from Silver Spring.
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Frederick
Civil Air Patrol
Frederick Oairport
William A. Lakel
Trainez
Vic
Selo Gugmbee
John FE. Patton
William A. Watkins
George FP. Freed
Woo
Wetzel
Fernley Gartrell
Jeannie Martin
Werner Ho Moentmann
Wayne Mins
Aubres 1 Grossnickle
Mid-Month Cold Spell Sweeps United States
A mid December cold wave grips most of the U S with subfreezing highs from Texas to the Northeast. Temperatures plunge well below freezing in the Southeast and Gulf coast, reaching around zero in the Midwest. Snow and flurries stretch from northern New England to the Great Lakes and Appalachians, with inches reported in South Bend and Syracuse.
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Gulf Region
San Antonio
Tex
Mobile
Ala
Mid-Continent
Entitke
Plains
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Michigan
Massissippi
Midwest
New England
Great Lakes
Appalachians
South Bend
Ind
Syracuse
Severe Cold Grips Maryland With Record Lows
Winter’s chill deepens across Maryland as Big Savage Mountain reports 4 below zero and Oakland reaches 1 above. Counties record 1 to 14 degrees with several inches of snow. Baltimore area towns show subfreezing temps overnight and statewide police log cold spots.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Big Savage Mountain
Allegany County
Oakland
Garrett County
Io O
Storyland
Cumberland
Randallstown
Towson
Conowingo
Rockville
Pikesville
Benson
Waterloo
Pastor Rev. W. M. Brown Installed at Woodsboro Lutheran
Rev. William Merritt Brown will be installed as pastor of the Woodsboro Lutheran parish at eight oclock Sunday evening at the Evangelical Lutheran church in Woodsboro. Rev. Dr. J Frank Fife will deliver the charge to the congregations, with other dignitaries from the Maryland Synod present.
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William Merritt Brown
Woodshoro
Middletown
Western Conference
Maryland
Westinghouse 200 strikers return to work in Baltimore
Westinghouse Electric Corp reported about 200 employees crossed picket lines and returned to Lansdowne and Wilkinson plants in Baltimore this morning. Pickets remained at the Virgm Drivesian plant though no workers reentered. Police, including 50 officers and one state trooper, were at the scene. The division builds airborne radar equipment as part of a broader strike context.
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Baltimore
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Lansdowne and
Wilkinsoe
Opianie
Westinghouse
Conmans
Wr Vem
Youth Who Shot Three Also Dies
Vandergrift Pa report: John Fallone a 17 year old gunman who killed three people and wounded two others died after a 16 hour manhunt ended in a gunfight with a posse. He was shot by a state trooper while behind a tree. Gladys Smail 15 critical from chest wounds, parents and uncle present. Police officer Gus Aanas wounded but survived. Fallone carried a rifle and 500 rounds. dynamite failed to explode.
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Vandergrift
John Fallone
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
Gladys Smail
J. Warren Smail
Wil Ma Smal
Gus Aanas
Apollo
Failone
Pallone
Ite
Smail
Gladys
Fallone
Perems
Daig Fallone
Two North County Men Set to Begin Terms in State Reformatory
Charles Henry Balfinger and Paul Edward Creager of near Kimmilsburg will serve up to four years after the Court of Appeals affirmed their arson convictions for burning a shed. The mandates arrive from the appeals court, with bondsmen and custody arrangements to follow as the terms commence.
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North County
State Reformatory
Court of Appeals
Crem
Charles Henry Balfinger
Paul Edward Creager
Kimmilsburg
Dashunal
Appeals Court
Aunc
Weston Oak
Beisersanee
Desocrate Furtre- Patrik
Mooschnatufer
Thomas Moo Andeson
Five Day Forecast From Saturday to Wednesday
From Saturday to Wednesday, temperatures are expected to average about 2 degrees below normal. Normal afternoons range from Garrett County to southeastern counties, with cooler readings in northern areas and milder readings in southern zones.
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Garrett County
Garerett
Foreign Ministers Open Meet in Paris
Fifteen NATO foreign ministers met in Paris to coordinate policy on global flashpoints and strengthen nonmilitary cooperation. Dulles warned of Soviet threats in the Cold War, while talks covered the Middle East and Goa dispute. Portugal emphasized Goa as a province, not a colony, and discussed potential Article 4 consultations if Goa or Macao faced attack.
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Parisp
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Dulles
Russia
Middle East
Asia
Paulo Cuniia
Portugal
India
Goa
Cunha
Macao
Red China
North Atlantic
Spion
United Nations
Heinrich
Brentano
Hareold Macmillan
Character Actors Die In Hollywood
Dorothy Bernard Jr. and Paul Harvey both well known in theater and TV died yesterday from heart attacks. Bernard, seen in Safe Whole Father, was 71 and Bernard’s roles ranged in television and cooking housekeeper parts. Harvey, also 71, often played forthnight business and professional teachers in projects. Connelly, once a presidential appointment secretary, waived a hearing on conspiracy to defraud the government in a tax case to face the issue squarely.
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Holly Woot
Dorothy Benard Jr
Paul Harvey
Miss Bernard
Margaret
Harvey
Aring
New York
Matthew J. Connelly
Harry S. Truman
Secretar
Charg
Kefauver Enters Democratic Presidential Bid Plans Primary Runs
Senator Kefauver declared his candidacy and vowed to enter multiple state primaries as funding and scheduling allow. He aims to challenge Stevenson directly in several states while Stevenson lines up five primaries. Tennessee Governor Clement is seen as a potential national contender.
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Washington
Sem
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Frank Lausch
Ola
Averell Harriman
New York
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratic
Acquitted Of Assault In Maryland Tavern Case
Harry d Anderson of Monrovia was found not guilty of assault and battery on Raymond Allen in the Roger Smith tavern on West All Saints street. Magistrate Reese Shoemaker presided. defense argued Anderson only tried to separate a scuffle and inadvertently knocked the bartender down. Separate minor charges resulted in fines and short jail terms for operating without a license and failing to appear.
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Harry d. Anderson
RFD
Monrovia
Raymond Allen
Roger Smith
West All Saints Street
D. Reese Shoemaker
Rial
Anderson
Allen
L. Baum
Lake
Charter
Reckinse
Alexander
A. L. Storer
Wilson A. Hammond
West Fifth Street
North Market
Del
Els G. Carty
Cis
Frank 3. Kampmann
Wilmington
Square Corner
Vernon E. Heffner
Ierman Woidwards
Glen Burke
Robert D An
Murray Zimmerman
Jefferson Street
Jefferson
le Sog Hedden
Faitre
Fifth
F Streets
Sula 5
Warren
Smith
Frederick
Visttofaray
John O. Matmichart
New Market
MD. 73
U.S 40
Henry Sb. Main Sr
Simon UO
AO East Stiff
Charles WT. Stansbury
Menrosia
Troop
Robert L. Storer
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