Uni-Science Buys More Airport Land In Frederick County
The City of Frederick sold land at the municipal airport to Uni-Science Inc for 1440 dollars an acre. The contract calls for a 20 percent down payment with the balance due after a survey. Aerojet General Corp now owns the firms and will run the plant as the Ordnance Engineering Division of Aerojet General. Weather across the county brought light snow with road crews clearing all major routes by mid morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Uni-Science, Inc
Uni- Science
John A. Derr
Ordnance Engineering Corporation
Aerojet-General Corporation
Azusa
Sacramento
Calif
Aerojet-General
General Tire and Rubber Company
Dan Kimball
Francis Grimes
Aerojet
OEC
Uni-Science
Rockville
Ordnance Engineering Division
John ¥. Alanasoff
D. W. Beecher
Harold P. Feldman
E. R. Kolscud
Rocket Motors
Tne
Buses Fire On Alabama Streets Amid Segregation Clash
In Montgomery gunfire hit two city buses after integration orders and mass arrests marked a tense push for desegregation in Alabama. In Tallahassee Florida the City Commission suspended Cities Transit Co. franchise amid protests to integrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Pertice
Carl Frank Stoatamire
Capital. Transit Co
Associated Press
Nedrnee
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Cities Transit Co
Lit Wide Diead
Salutiaries Aus Fey
Inter-Civic Council
Negro Battle Wings
Birmingham
Laborer Arrested in Stabbing Case
Police jailed David J. Sap 14, color ed laborer of All Saints street on aggravated assault and battery after the stabbing of Philip C. Carroll 1year-old necro soldier Wednesday morning. Woodward 62, pensioned veteran, arrested by city police for sodomy charges and jailed under $1 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip C. Carroll
David J. Sap
All Saints Street
Sony
Mso Eine
James A. Woodward
South Market Street
Woodward
Serviceman Injured in Maryland Traffic Crash Near Lisbon
Fort Dix serviceman William G. Ledbetter of Rogersville Tennessee escaped serious injury after his 1952 Ford collided with a 1954 Chevrolet driven by Robert J. Sheffler of Middletown on Maryland 34 near Lisbon. Ledbetter's car was demolished and Sheffler’s car sustained about 500 dollars in damage. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital then released to Fort Detrick station hospital for further care. Charges are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dix
N. J
Lisbon
William G. Ledbetter
Rogersville
Tenn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Damascus
Fort Detrick Station
Ledbetter
Robert J. Sheffler
Middletown
Sheffler
Herbert Ao Sins der
Mrs. Markley Named Myersville Treasurer
In Myersville a short council meeting accepted the resignation of Treasurer Gloria L. Harp who seeks government employment and elected Mrs Raymond L. Markley as new treasurer. A one way parking plan was enacted and Charles W. Magaha asked Lt. W. K. May to enforce parking restrictions and traffic removals in Myjereville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Gloria L. Harp
Raymond L. Markley
Charles W. Magaha
W. K. May
Frederick Barracks
Myjereville
Persecution Cards Sent To Officials In Baltimore Case
Christmas cards with a Bible quote were sent yesterday to Maryland state officials by a group linked to Dr. Robert H. Reddick. The envelopes show his current address and carry names of Norma P. Ramsey deputy attorney general and James H. Norris Jr. special assistant. Ramsey and Norris prosecuted Reddick over issuing medical licenses to unqualified persons by a state homoeopathic board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert H. Reddick
Norma P. Ramsey
James H. Norris
Ramsey
Norris
Reddick
Rebel Leader in North Sumatra Surrenders to Gintings
In Medan Lt. Col. Djamin Gintings announced he has replaced Col. Maludin Simbolon as military commander, pledged loyalty to President Sukarno, and said central government connections will continue. Tanks surrounded Simbolon’s home as word spread of the surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Sumatra
Djamin Gintings
Medan
Maludin Simboion
Gintings
Sukarno
Simbolon
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Sastroamidjojo
Acmad Hussein
Simobolon
Simboalon
Sastroamidigjo
Prougi Dows Siu
Celebes
Java
Residence to Become SRC District Offices in Frederick
The State Roads Commission will relocate its district offices from East Patrick Street to a former residence on Locust Street, adjacent to the planned Frederick by pass cloverleaf. Moving started by W L Utz of Taneytown, with completion expected within days as groundwork and parking improvements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keeter
State Roads Commission
Naomi Keilholtz Long
Locust Street
Linden Hills
Commission
West Patrick Street
SRC
Frederick By-Pass
Patrick Street
West Patrrick Street
Naomi Reiltvolt
Long
Thomas G. Mohler
East Patrick Street
W. L. Utz
Taneytown
State Roads
Frederick
R. P. Bennett Company
Thisuilding
Mohler
James Shutt
Mee
Eee
Story
Dancer Sues Quiz Program For 103 000
A dancer from New York sues the NBC quiz show The Big Surprise for 103000 alleging deliberate misdirection kept her from answering a $10000 astronomy question on Nov 6. Producer dismisses the claim as ridiculous and hopeless. Also notes a hospital death and stock market rise in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Las Ned
Distret Court Agaist
Dale Locue
Las Vegas
Loxzue
Hans
Tng
Steve Carlin
Producions
Whch
Plane Crashes in Alaska While Returning From Training
A four engine tanker plane with eight aboard crashed northwest of Willow near Bald Mountain after taking off from Elmendorf Air Force Base during a routine training flight. It was unknown if any survived as a ground team rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Alaskan Air Command
Willow
Bald Mountain
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Air Force
Chains Urged After Icing In Western Md
Much of Maryland saw flurries but heavy snow and icy roads confined to the far western region. Garrett County reported up to 4% inches with mountain conditions. Cumberland had around 2 inches. Snow extended to Salisbury on the Eastern Shore and Waldorf in Southern Maryland, with northern Delaware also expecting flakes. Roads remained wet and the State Roads Commission urged chains west of Cumberland as flurries continued.
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Gambril State Park
Emmitsburg
State Roads Commission
Thurmont
Sabillasville
Omiley
Gambrill Park
U. S
Midwest
New U.S
Braddock Mountain
Canada Hill
South Mountain
Middletown
U.S 40
Associated Press
Maryland
Garrett County
Cumberland
Salisbury
Waldorf
Delaware
Space ship may be riddled by shooting stars and meteors
New calculations show 200 million shooting stars visible to the naked eye strike Earth daily, weighing at least 10 tons in total. Meteors travel at tens of miles per hour and range from dust specks to BB-sized fragments, posing a potential barrier to space travel as researchers present the estimates to scientific societies in Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oimearns
American Astronomical Society
American Visa
Peter M. Millman
Miriam
Burland
National Research Council
Dominion Observatory
Canada
Malibu Fire Rages Across 20,000 Acres. One Fatality Reported
A fierce Malibu blaze expanded to more than 20,000 acres as winds up to 70 to 80 mph hampered crews. At least 27 homes destroyed, several outbuildings lost, and one man killed after helping his family to safety. Evacuations affected hundreds as fire leapt the Pacific Coast Highway and threatened beach properties in a 35 mile coastal stretch northwest of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malibu
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Santa Monica Mountains
Corral Canyon
U.S. Highway 101
Sequit Canyon
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Keith Klinger
Ralphesi Television
Edwards
Hig
Beverly Hills
Beach House
Klinger
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Frank Leichover Jr
Zuma Beach
Northeast Snow Flurry Belt Spreads Across Great Lakes Area
Cold air grips the region as light snow belts stretch from the western Great Lakes to Pennsylvania and New York. Temperatures plunge to the teens in Pennsylvania and the extreme Northeast, with Southeast readings warming toward the 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ato
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
New York State
Florida
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Ground Broken for New Safeway Market in City
City police announce inspection and registration for bicycles tied to a planned Safeway Market project. A new market is under construction at 31 North Market Street with pre construction work at West Seventh Street. residents with old bikes must register at the new headquarters on WesPatrik Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Way Stores, Inc
North Market Street
West Seventh Street
Toll Gate Manor
Philadelphia
Egypt Approves Suez Work Start Amid Clearing Ops
Cairo announces Egypt grants UN salvage fleet permission to begin clearing the southern Suez canal area. Technicians already clear channels at Ismailia and Suez while ships from Britain and France continue work in Port Said harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Raymond A. Wheeler
Suez Canal
Ismailia
Suez
Port Said
Iehid
el Cap
Wheeler
U.N. Information Office
Egyptian Canal Authority
U.N
Mahmoud Yanes
Fanal Authority
Eee
Manele
Ilbed
Egypt
Mahmoud Fawzi
Daz Hammarskjold
New York
Moscow
Iuc
Nasser
Britain
France
Married by Proxy in Seville Court Case Heads Home
Mrs Adelaide de Leon Ender Arocha testified in Municipal Court that Salvadore Arocha courted her by mail and they wed by proxy in Seville months ago. She claimed he misrepresented age and finances and that he did not own a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Caton
Calif
Otier Teide
Adelaide de Leon Enderica Arocha
Salvadore Arocha
Seville
Arocha
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F. L. Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Mobile
Mobile City Lives, Inc
Mote
Maizurlu
Japan
Tulsa
Kolyma
Siberia
Kyodo
Toshitane Ando
Takahiko Hare
Seichi Sato
Col. Simbolon
North Sumatra
Sumatera
War Ministry
Army
Nasvs
London
SRC District
Carroll
Howard Counties
Washington
James E. Fleener
Waller Heed
Pittsburgh
Galt Oil Corp
Nixon
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Ilames
California
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