Maryland Democrats seek clues in Baltimore mayor race
Baltimore Democrats eye the city mayoral contest as a signal for selecting the General Assembly leadership. Sen Layman Redden is viewed as a likely Senate president pick, with Della Wyatt and Harrington backing from various factions. Luber aims to retain the House speakership as coalition talks unfold.
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Frederick Man Stabbed In Abdomen In Christmas Incident
A man identified as John W. Ross was stabbed in the lower abdomen early Christmas day and hospitalized after police detained a suspect who was later released. Another man, James E. Wood, 65, was treated and released for a lacerated forehead in Brunswick after a separate accident.
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Double Fifty Honey Grove Double Wedding Anniversary
Two brothers and their wives marked a joint double wedding anniversary in Honey Grove. Mr and Mrs Tom Bell and Mr and Mrs Oscar Bell have farmed within a few miles of each other for 56 years, sharing a long married life.
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Hoge praises of U S troops in Europe in 1954
In Heidelberg Germany Gen William M Hoge lauds U S forces for peak 1954 efficiency. He cites large scale exercises 50 000 man maneuvers integration of Negro troops health morale and reduced red tape. Also notes Seventh Army training and new 280 mm atomic cannon tests as strategic gains. Students restore an old Lenington Virginia home under professor Fishwick with students doing the work.
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Quiet Christmas Observed In The Area
The region marked a calm Christmas with light traffic and no major accidents. Despite heavy pre and post day travel, police reports noted few incidents and churches drew large crowds as community services and holiday programs continued through the week.
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Frederick
Crash Probe Into BOAC Stratocruiser Disaster
Investigators at Prestwick, Scotland probe whether a gust of wind caused the BOAC Stratocruiser to overturn while landing from London to New York, bursting into flames and killing 28 of 36 aboard. Among the dead are two American travelers, Dr and Mrs Walter C Mayland, and Kenneth R Davidson of Bronxville. Sir Miles Thomas orders a full inquiry focusing on the precise feather at impact. British Civil Aviation and BOAC teams inspect deep ruts and a plowed area near the runway.
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Fury of last minute shopping ends with last week
Frantic rush and late store hours mark the holiday period as multi deliveries push workers to the limit. In Europe a hurricane wreck and rescue story unfolds with the Swed fish freighter Petra towed into Cuxhaven harbor after a five day storm. 21 crew survive after the vessel suffered mangled masts, a missing rudder, and drowned engines.
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Erik Johnson Steps Off Ship After Long Voyage
The man Erik Johnson stepped from the vessel after a grueling journey saying they hadn't slept for more than 100 hours. The note mentions about 160,000 Americans employed in waterworks.
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