New Storm Predicted For Area After Snow Melt
The area awaits a new snowstorm set to strike Frederick County tomorrow night and continue into Thursday. Temperatures rose to 48 degrees the past day while icy roads caused a crash on Route 16 near Brunswick. Gordon Baker, 22, of Waterford, was treated for chest injuries after his 1959 Ford skidded and hit guard rails. State Police cited two charges.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
State Roads Commission
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Singanore Road
Gordon Baker
Waterford
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
Baker
L. W. Pieltz
Farmer Dies While Searching For Calf Near Johnsville
Jacob H. Lawler a 58 year old farmer died last night in a snow filled pasture near Johnsville while searching for a stray calf. Dr B O Thomas Sr said a heart attack caused by overexertion led to the death. The calf reportedly wandered back to its original spot. Lawler was a son of the late Albert and Susan Hoffman Sayler and is survived by two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 pm from Wright funeral home Union Bridge with Rev Ernest Rice officiating. Interment in Pike Creek cemetery near Uniontown. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home.
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Jacob H. Lawler
Johnsville
B. O. Thomas Sr
Albert
Susan Hoffman Sayler
Sayler
Hoffman
Angie Myers
Westminster
Ray Hahn
Taneytown
John Sayler
Albert Sayler
Theodore Savier
Waterloo
Iowa
Wright
Union Bridge
Ernest Rice
Beaver Dam
Church of the Brethren
P Ke Creek
Uniontown
Traffic Death Toll Drops Over Christmas Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 485 Americans died in traffic accidents during the long Christmas weekend, below last year's figure and the lowest for a three day period since 1949 when 413 died. the National Traffic Council had warned up to 510 deaths could occur.
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Associated Press
Ty Council
Plan to Restore Eisenhower to Five Star General Rank
Congressional leaders work on a plan to restore Dwight D. Eisenhower to a five star general rank after he leaves the White House. A special act would restore rank with a $20 543 annual pay and keep pension and office allowances for a former president.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Pentagon
Douglas MacArthur
Omar
Bradley
Chester W Nimitz
Senate
House
36 Below Recorded In Minnesota
A cold wave chilled the Midwest with Detroit Lakes Minnesota at 36 below zero and Fargo region readings around 31. Northeast North Dakota and northwest Minnesota saw about 25 below. Subzero temperatures extended to Sault Ste Marie Michigan and Wisconsin towns Grantsburg and Superior.
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Associated Press
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
Minnesota
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Wisconsin
Grantsburg
Superior
Rockies
Yule Gifts Distributed At Hospital
The Frederick Memorial Hospital received Christmas cheer from the hospital's Women's Auxiliary on Sunday. Santa Claus in the person of C Edward Winpigler toured the wards with gifts for every patient. Sears Roebuck provided toys for children and Girl Scout and Brownie troops made tray favors. Mrs J Frederick Kreissig led the Goodwill committee and filmed seven small trees. Red poinsettia plants donated by Dr F H Legg brightened cafeteria tables. The Ridgeville Methodist church Young Adult class provided four window trees. Christmas carols played on a high fidelity set funded partly by Calvary Methodist church vacation Bible school group.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Santa Claus
C. Edward Winpigler
Sears Roebuck
J. Frederick Kreissig
Goodwill Committee
Pine Ridge stern moored at Newport News after fatal voyage
The Pine Ridge stern section was moored at Newport News VA ending a voyage that began in New York and aimed for Corpus Christi. Chief Engineer John Richard of Wilmington remained aboard with four crew members as salvage rights are contested. Seven crewmembers, including Captain Clark Snyder, are missing and presumed dead after the tanker broke in two 10 miles east of Cape Hatteras.
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Newport News
New York
Corpus Christi
Tex
Fout
Atlantic
Building Center
Virginia Capes
John Richard
Wilmington
Del
Keystone Shipping Co
Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Cherokee
Capes
Richart
Lamberts Point
Cape Hatteras
Vailey Forge
Clark Snyder
Havertown
J. A. Williamson
Williamson
Christmas Gift Drive Reaches Record Reach by Local Groups
Salvation Army and American Legion Posts report record distributing of gifts and food over Christmas. Salvation Army packed 176 food baskets and 165 last minute requests were filled. Francis Scott Key Post and county posts delivered toys to about 313 families and 1,265 children. Thurmont post sent 38 toy families and 11 food baskets with candy for 300 children. stock nearly exhausted as merchants and others helped.
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Salvation Army
American Legion
Francis Scou Key Post
Paul Alexander
Thurmont Post
Legion
H. S. Miller
Francis Scott Key Post
Miller
Marylanders Warned Of Second Cold Blast
The Associated Press reports Marylanders face a second cold snap after two days of sun and warmth. The weather bureau at Friendship Airport predicts a colder night and an even colder Wednesday with possible snow. Temperatures may dip about 6 degrees below December normals until Friday when another cold spell moves into the state for a brief stay. Snow and ice from the December 11 storm continue to thaw slowly across most areas.
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Tne Associated Press
Falmost
Montevue Christmas A Success at the County Home
The Montevue home hosted a Christmas gathering for about 91 residents with a large family style dinner and gifts. County officials George Stup and Robert Schell oversaw a three week remodel of a fourth floor multipurpose room to serve as assembly space, arts and crafts, and a venue for services and movie showings.
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Montevue
George Stup
Robert Schell
Schell
Stup
General Assembly
Montevue Womens Auxiliary
Ables
Elks
Santa
David Hagen
Hammond Gaugh
James Mitchell
Homer Harris
Santa and Stork Deliver Christmas Babies at Frederick Hospital
At Frederick Memorial Hospital on Christmas Day a couple welcomed daughter Kelley Anne Tyergar born 12 35 pm. It was their third child. The stork also arrived for four other families including Henrietta Penny Fox James Lee Stillions Curtis Dwayne Nail Paul David Bowens Jr. and a late Christmas baby boy to Mr and Mrs John L Burdette.
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Santa Claus
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Herman H. Tyergar
Willow Avenue
Kelley Anne
Santa
Henrietta Penny Fox
Paul N. Fox
Frederick
James Lee Stillions
Frank J. Stimons
Curtis Dwayne Nail
Thomas L. Naill
Airy
Paul David Bowens Jr
Paul Bowens
Walkersville
Colts Pick Ohio State QB At Draft Meet
Philadelphia AP report on the NFL draft with Minnesota selecting Tulane halfback Tommy Mason as the No 1 choice. The piece notes other first round picks including Norman Snead and Tom Matte of Ohio State, plus trades involving the Colts Giants Lions Rams and 49ers.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Mason
Tulane
Minnesota Vikings
Mason
Vikings
Bert Rose
New York Giants
George Shaw
Los Angeles
Washington
Tom Matte
Ohio State
St. Louis
AH Amenca
Ken Rice
Auburn
San Francisco
Berne Casey
Bowling Green
Cleveland
Bob Crespino
Mississippi
Detroit
Baltimore
Bill Kilmer
USCA
Green Bay
Herb Adderly
Michigan State
Baltimore Choce
Colts
Dee MacKay
Trading-active New York stock market edges higher in active trade
The market held a numerical edge to the upside in early trading as losses by some pivotal issues tempered gains and the averages stayed buoyant despite weak sentiment.
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New York
Kennedy picks Rex Whitton for federal highway post
President elect John F Kennedy names Rex Whitton chief engineer of the Missouri Highway Department as the new federal highway administrator. Whitton, renowned for highway planning work, will lead national road policy and administration under the Kennedy administration.
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Palm Beach, Fla
John F. Kennedy
Rex Whitton
Missouri Highway Department
Jail Term and Fine for Revoked License Driving
Magistrate Edward D. Storm sentenced Milter T. Hicks 25 of Dickerson to one month in jail and a $150 total fine for driving on a revoked license and making a false statement in applying for car tags. Hicks was arrested December 3 on West All Saints Street after claiming to park when stopped. He paid $100 for the false statement. a $50 fine for unlawful driving was also imposed. The judge ruled Hicks innocent of failing to surrender his registration and license.
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Milter T. Hicks
Edward D. Storm
Hicks
Dickerson
Charles Cashour
West All Saints Street
Cashour
Bread Truck Topples On Side
A bread truck skidded on ice near Shookstown and toppled onto its side before stopping. Damage to the truck was estimated at 3 by City Police. Harold Pickens of Hagerstown, driver for Continental Baking Company, was uninjured after pulling aside to let another car pass and slipped, then skidded over the bank. The accident occurred at 230 aan. Cpl. Willam Mirne estimated.
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Shookstown
Harold Pickens
Hagerstown
France Explodes Third Nuclear Device in Sahara Test
Paris reports France conducted its third nuclear test at Reggane in the Sahara using a several kiloton device named Red Jerboa. Officials said fallout was minimal and posed no danger to nomads, with testing aimed at developing tactical and thermonuclear weapons.
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Paris
France
Reggane
Sahara
United States
Defense Ministry
Fring Range
Pierre Billaud
Washington
Kanode Retired Farmer Dies at Adamstown Home
David Edward Kanode a well known retired farmer died at his Adamstown home at 5 a m after a period of ill health He retired in 1939 from farming near Lily Pons where he specialized in grasses He was son of the late Charles and Hester Zimm erman Kanode and survived by his wife Carrie four grandsons six grey granddaughters and several nieces Funeral arrangements are to be announced with services at Reames Street home.
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David Edward Kanode
Adamstown
Kanode
Liy Pons
Charles
Hester Zimmerman Kanode
Lily Pons
Suroving
Carrie Kanode
Das
Edward Day
John Kestine
Harry Cry
Funeral Reames Funeral Funeral Street
Nixon to Practice Politics As Well As Law After Jan 20
Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans to engage in politics and law after leaving office on January 20. He aims to support Republican candidates in 1962 and seek a 1964 presidential bid while maintaining close ties with party leaders and handling public appearances and speeches.
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Nixon
Washington
Senate
House
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Scott Alan
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