H M Jones Dies At His Home At 81
Howard Marvin Jones longtime Brunswick magistrate and prominent businessman dies after a long illness at his Petersville district home at age 81. He arrived in Brunswick in 1896, formed Jones and Robinson, later moved to real estate and insurance, and served as police magistrate for over 30 years under five governors. An active Democrat and Bible teacher, he left eight children and eleven grandchildren, with funeral services in Brunswick.
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Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Petersville
Ar. Jones
Louis R Jones
Reiserstown
Berlin
Austin F. Robinson
Jones and
Austin L. Crothers
William Preston Lane
Jones
Pcnally
Methodist Church
Air
Mable Clarke Pierce
Berrysville
H. Douglas Jones
Detroit
Mich
Christine Shipley
Arlington
Merc
Virginta Clenchenning
Marlinsbury
Exvelsa French
Winchendon
Miss
Maron Bankert
Baltimore
Mariome Smith
Methodischuck
New York
W. Seay
CO Peete
Bro
Bounswaick
Bork
Park Hills
Trains Wreck on Cumberland Valley Branch Near Martinsburg
Two freshy rams collided head on near Fallme Waters on the Cumberland Valley Branch of the Reading Railroad. One fire engine stood by as a precaution after leaks were seen from the wrecked engines. The branch runs from Martinsburg to Hagerstown.
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Reading Railroad
Martinsburg
Bagerstown
Towson paper urges defeat of Mahoney in Senate race
The Towson Union News editorializes that George P. Mahoney lacks qualifications and loyalty to the party. It argues his repeated defeats show weak electability and predicts the Democrats will find a more acceptable candidate before the filing deadline.
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Towson
George P. Mahoney
Baltimore County
US. Senate
Towson Union News
Fenwick Keyser
Mahoney
Maryland
Mr. Mahoney
Democratic
United States Senate
Uneasy Peace In Holy Land
In Amman a uneasy calm returns as Jordan restores order after six days of rioting tied to Baghdad Pact moves. Prime Minister Ibrahim Hashim vows no treaty obligation while elections within four months may serve as a plebiscite on the pact. Bethlehem imposes a curfew and Amman lowers barricades as shops reopen and security improves.
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Amman
Jordan
vPh
Holy Land
Hussein
Bethlehem
Detectives Identify Prison Worker as Canadian Doctor Imposter
Huntsville Tex Ellis general manager of the Texas prison system identifies an employee as an inposer Canadian physician who posed as Dr Joseph C Cyr a surgeon in the Canadian armed forces. He fled quarters after being confronted with articles about Ferninand Waldo DeMara Jr. News notes flood weather in Francisco and a fatal gunshot in Denton Maryland with a 69 year old man dying in Boston Memorial Hospital.
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Huntsville
Tex Ellis
Teas
Ellis
Ferninand Waldo DeMara, Jr
Joseph C. Cyr
Ems Sand
Denton Md
Calvert C. Meariken
Denton Law
Aer Wad Ponivey Tiether
Thes General Assembly
Boston Memorial Hospital
Blast series at United Oil refinery kills firefighter
A Warren, Virginia, refinery fire triggered a series of blasts early today killing one firefighter and injuring ten others. Bricks and debris showered the responders as flames overwhelmed the filter house, with four firefighters admitted to Warren Hospital and authorities saying the blaze was under control by 5:30 a.m.
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Warren
United Oil Refining Co
Obritk
Arty Ell Wiley
Warren Hospital
Erie
United
Domestic dispute yields weekly alimony and traffic fines
Daniel O Dew Jr of this city was ordered by Substitute Magistrate Edward J Smith to pay his wife 10 a week for support for herself and two minor children. A. Austin James represented the wife. Other items include several traffic and license violations with fines and sentences, plus real estate deeds and a note on vaccine program savings and railroad workers’ wage grants.
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Daniel O. Dew Jr
Edward G. Lee
J. Frederick
Simmons
FE. L Baum
W. K. Max
Tollatera
Charles Worrow
Harry Quinn
George H. Tathoti
Simon Brida
New London
Robert Po Maurer
Legims
U 8 15
North
Baum
Winter Storm Hits Pacific Coast and Northeast
The opening day of winter brought a stormy, cold start with rainstorms pounding the Pacific coast and frigid conditions across the Northeast and Midwest. Subzero readings plagued New England and parts of New York, while heavy rain affected central California to the Northwest, closing roads and evacuating residents in low lying areas.
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Associated Press
Pacific
New England
New York State
Messend
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Kansas
Montana
Rockies
Plains
Colorado
Wyoming
California
Oregon
Washington
Orego
Orthe
Two Licenses Are Revoked After Court Hearing
License reviewer Ray O Horn of the State Motor Vehicle Bureau in Baltimore heard drivers plead against suspension. Two licenses were revoked, three placed on probation, and three suspended. Names include Patricia Mable Sprankle Allen David Schaeffer Norman Wolson Fox Thomas Richard Chapline Raymond Leo Green John Ha Kennedy Edward Carson Lee and Gilmore Rudy Hamilton with varying penalties for offenses such as reckless driving speeding and stop sign violations.
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Ray O. Horn
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Baltimore
Jeske Peeauus Solan Quo
Patricia Mable Sprankle
Emmitsburg
Allen David Schaeffer
RED 2
Norman Wolson Fox
Thomas Richard Chapline
Braddock Heighs
Raymond Leo Green
Lantz
John Ha Kennedy
East Third Street
Edward Carson Lee
Gilmore Rudy Hamilton
Fire Claims Four In Brooklyn Apt Blaze
A fast spreading eight family building fire in Brooklyn killed two children and two artists, traced to a cigarette tossed into a wastepaper basket. Victims included 82 year old Margaret Murph and 22 year old Eileen Best and her daughters Ruth and Josee. Ten people rescued, including a disabled 3 year old, Julia Isnes. Firemen battled flames as emergency crews contained the incident, aided by chemical extinguishing efforts. a separate truck brake fire near a state route caused minor damage.
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New York
Brooklyn
Margaret Murph
Eileen Best
Ruth
Josee
Julia Isnes
Edward Douds
New Low First Day Of Winter
The coldest December weather since 1951 was recorded at the airport on the first day of astronomical winter with a minimum of seven above zero. The forecast called for continued cold, cloudiness, and a chance of a white Christmas fading. Temperatures were near 32 for today with 16 to 22 tonight, and snow flurries possible on Christmas Eve. Ice formed on Culler Lake and streams, with local rivers showing partial freezing. Winter began around 10 am, after a string of cold days. highs yesterday reached 27 and freezing levels lingered.
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Weather Bureau
Walder
Maryland
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Culler Lake
Monocacy
Buckeystown Dam
Potomac
Virginia
Bredaerick
Frederick
James A. Grove
Grove
West State Road Work Near Frederick Reaches Winter Pause
Winter shutdown descends on state road projects in the Frederick area as contractors F P Asher and Sons finish dual lane extension work east of Frederick while U S Steel American Bridge Division aims to complete concrete hand rails and sidewalks on the Monocacy river bridge, weather permitting. The cold snap halts concrete pours and the bridge deck has been poured.
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State Roads Commission
F. P. Asher and Sons
Frederick
American Hrudge Division
U. S. Steel Corporation
Monocacy River
Eisenhowers greet 700 White House staff on holiday
President and Mrs Eisenhower celebrate Christmas with 700 White House staff as a new grandchild arrives at Walter Reed Army Hospital. A daughter named Mary Jens is born to Barbara Eisenhower, wife of Maj John Eisenhower. The First Family may delay a warm climate trip due to doctors advice and weather in Augusta. The Eisenhowers reside at St Belvoir VA with three other children: David, 7, Barbara Anne, 6, and Susan, 3.
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Eisenhower
White House
Waller Reed Army ‘Hospital
Barbara Eisenhower
Maj
John Eisenhower
Tmne
Eisenhowers
Augusta
Mary Jens
St. Belvoir
Via
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
2 Alarm Fire In Baltimore Port Covington
A two alarm blaze struck a Western Maryland Railway car penal and sheet metal shop at Port Covington in Baltimore. Fire crews fought the flames with 22 pieces of apparatus and boats. one witness reported a 30 foot leap from a one story building near a grain elevator. The alarm began at 1 08 am and control was reported at 2 44 am.
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Baltimore
Port Covington
Western Maryland Railway
Enane
Ileport
Algeria's Christmas War Intensifies as Rebels Hit
Heavy fighting erupts in Algeria as Nationalist guerrillas press a Christmas campaign. French forces push a major sweep from Constantine toward Nemendha Range with air and ground units. Rebels claimed killed ranges report from Guelma Souk Ahras and near the Tunisian border. The French announced high rebel casualties while restraining local Moslem officials amid street violence and disrupted communications. Premier Faure delays Algerian voting due to escalating violence.
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Algiers
Algeria
Nemendha
Constantine
Guelma
Souk Ahras
Guentis
Edgar Faure
France
Abominable treatment described by American missionary
Dr Homer V Bradshaw and his wife, released from five years in Chinese prisons, told reporters in Clark Air Force Base of torture including handcuffing and forced strenuous exercise. Bradshaw, 34, spoke from a wheelchair citing weight loss and malnutrition while Air Force doctors said his wife remains more malnourished and unsettled.
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Clark Air Force Base
P.I
Homer V. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
Hong Kong
U. S. Air Force
China
Reds
Linshen
Kwangtung Province
Manila
Tokyo
United States
Kukong
Canton
Child Hurt Falling From Siding Board At Walkersville Church Yard
Three year old Charles R Loy Jr. was seriously injured by a 20 foot fall from a sliding board in Walkersville Methodist church yard. He endured brain surgery after striking a metal bar, received blood transfusions, and remained in Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition. His mother and sister were present. Rev Taylor helped provide aid.
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Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walkersville Methodist
Charles R. Loy Jr
Charles R. Loy
Loy
William C. Taylor
Inn Once Immortalized by Longfellow Destroyed by Fire
Sudbury Mass fire destroyed the Waxstead Inn known from Longfellow Tales of a Wayside Inn, a Henry Ford restoration site. Fire officials said the blaze started in the big ballroom, consuming the rambling wooden structure and much of its antiques. No one was in the building at the time. guests had previously stayed there. The 17th century hostelry on the old Boston Post Road, originally the Red Tavern, had historic ties through Longfellow and Ford.
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Sudbury
Mass
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Henry Ford
Old
Boston Post Road
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Bross Homes Corporation
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National Foundation For Tarantile
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Washington, D.C
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