Resolutions Passed by Frederick County Farm Bureau
Five resolutions from the annual Frederick County Farm Bureau meeting at Frederick High School dominated discussion with county officials on zoning livestock dealer licensing and school budget openness. The Associated Women elected officers as they also met.
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Board of Education
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick High School
Farm Bureau
Associated Wamen
Dndal
Farm Organization
Frederick County
General Assembly
Sanitary Livestock Service
Frederick County Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Robert Re Rboderick
Neal E. Kefauver Jr
W Scree
Zoning and Planning Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau
Thi Athauch
Ray H. Smith
Filmer Hodges
David YH. Young
Middletown
Lester Grossnickle
Paul G. Geisbert
Balimere
Detecates
Young
Wes. Herbert Duvall
Geishert
George Mose
Grovsnickie
Tasmond Baumcardner
Elmer Hodges
Sarmanteare
Ridgely Fhook
Smith
Albaugh
Tobias Zimmerman
Henry Lakin
George Lakin
Maurice Cobrentz
Wilbur Gordon
Glenn Springer
Robert Rhoderick
Daniel Thomas
Edgar Forrett
William Howard
Charles Walker
R. F. Barvick
Explosion Rocks Plant Near Edinburg Pa
A blast at the American Cyanamid chemical plant near Edinburg, Pennsylvania, early today injured one worker, Warren Calderwood, and shook four others badly enough to require hospital checks. Residents in Beaver Falls reported hearing a loud thud around 6:55 a.m. The company spokesman confirmed the blast occurred then.
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New Castle
American Cyanamid Co
Edinburg
Warren Calderwood
Beaver Falls
New Year's Is Last Holiday In 5 Months
Frederick workers face five months until the next general holiday Memorial Day May 30. Most shops stay open Monday as banks and public offices operate. Tuesday will see near shutdowns with many families planning quiet gatherings and televised bowl games. Post Office notes 4000 Christmas card with faulty addresses, a drop from last year as the rush eases.
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Frederick
James A. Grove
Stock market shows slight upside in early trading
The New York stock market moved irregularly with a modest upward tilt in moderate early trading today, indicating tentative buying interest amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Five day outlook for Maryland and Delaware calls for fair skies with mountain snow flurries Saturday and Sunday. Rain or snow expected Monday and again Wednesday. Temperatures average about four degrees below normal with cooler days Saturday Sunday and warmer Monday before turning colder Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs range from the upper 30s in Western Maryland to the low 40s in Eastern Maryland and Delaware. lows from the upper teens to the upper 20s.
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Maryland
Delaware
Delayed Start Of Canal Clearing In Suez
Port Said reports delays in beginning salvage work to reopen the Suez Canal after UN and Egyptian promises. U N chief of salvage operations and U S representatives pressed for immediate action while ships Tyne and Protector await orders. Israel offers unconditional POW exchange for four Israelis held by Egypt.
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Suez Canal
United Nations
Egypt
Suez
U.S
Raymond A. Wheeler
U.N
Tyne
Protector
Stlez
P.W. Dekoe
Port Said
el Cap
Angal de Pris Ala Cereicn
Britain
France
Canal
Israel
Isrraelis
Will Seek To End Farm Surplus Ban
Secretary Benson said after a White House visit that President Eisenhower will ask Congress to remove bans on surplus farm foods and to extend Public Law 480 disposal rules. A White House conference Dec 31 will address farm legislation and the halt on distributing surplus goods to Communist nations.
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Washington
Benson
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Iron Curtain
Ilaw
Ike weighs asking Congress to use armed forces in Middle East
The New York Times reports President Eisenhower considering asking Congress for authority to deploy U S troops as he deems necessary to maintain peace in the Middle East. A White House meeting with James Reston says no decision yet. officials fear Soviet influence as Britain exits and regional tensions rise.
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New York
New York Times
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Middle East
Washington
the Times
James Reston
White House
Dulles
Crutchley Home Wins First In Local Lighting Contest
The Frederick residential lighting contest awarded top honors to F M Crutchley Jr at 405 Biggs avenue for a lighted manger scene and carolers with a loudspeaker. Judges praised originality and theme while noting many fine displays.
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Crutchley
Frederick
Charles V. Main
Chamber of Commerce
Robert
F. M. Crutchley Jr. Smith
Biggs Avenue
Potomac Edison Co
Parsons Newman
Jack
Davis
Hood Col
Eze
George L. Bennett
Carl R. Bowings
Braddock Avenue
J. Thomas Brent
Fredgle
Mary Street
Johnnie Bruterick
General Electric
East Patrick Street
Karl W. Brust
East
Device Found At Paramount Theater In Times Square
Police and bomb squad found a device described as likely the work of the mad bomber in the Paramount Theater Times Square. It was red socked and hidden in the orchestra section and later deemed harmless after examination.
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New York
Paramount
Times Square
Grand Central Station
43Rd St
Vanderbilt Ave
New York Public Library
Bishop and wife killed in crash near Cambridge Ohio
The Evangelical United Brethren Church leader Bishop D. Gregory and his wife Mrs. Gregory of Pittsburgh died in a two vehicle wreck on U S 40 near Cambridge. Floyd Lovell 50 of Cincinnati also perished. Gregory, 66, led 125000 members and had served as Shenandoah College president and Euclid Ave church pastor in Dayton. He lived in Pittsburgh since 1951.
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Cambridge, Ohio
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Cincinnati
D. {. Gregory
Pittsburgh
Floyd Lovell
Gregory
Thelma Jackson
Dayton
Lovell
Avis Trucking Co
U. S. 40
Here
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wishupuke Ine Gan
Shenandoah College
Virginia
Euclid Ave
Pay Tribute To Wilson On 10th Birthday Anniversary
Three living former presidents Eisenhower Truman and Hoover offered eulogies for Woodrow Wilson as the Woodrow Wilson Centennial Commission prepared ceremonies in Virginia. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson attended and Eisenhower spoke in Paris about Wilson’s defense of human rights and his role in forming the League of Nations.
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Washington
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Eisenhower
Truman
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson Centennial Commission
Slauntuh
Wilson
Virginia
Paris
League of Nations
Lafayette
Sumatran Revolt Leader Escapes as Forces Rally
Jakarta reports the head of a north Sumatra army revolt, Maludin Simbolon, has escaped Medan. Indonesian air force planes head toward Sumatra to suppress any attack while Simbolon’s envoy vows loyalty to Sukarno and support for central government amid ongoing resistance.
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Jakarta
Sumatra
jCal
Maludin Simbolon
Medan
Simbolon
Djamin Gintings
Amo Ont
Nneth
Sukarno
Aompanion
Achmad Hussein
Sastroamidjojo
Mohammed Hatta
Hussein
Malibu Fire Threatens Monastery and Homes in 25 000 Acre Blaze
A massive Malibu coastal fire burned about 25 000 acres in two areas, threatening a 75 room Franciscan monastery and about 20 homes. Firefighters protected a movie star enclave and a 34 unit motel as 68 structures were lost. Governor Knight declared a state of disaster in Los Angeles County to mobilize state resources. Residents evacuated the Malibu Cycyon area as a second fire began from sparks overnight. The monastery area saw evacuations after the blaze destroyed nine homes, with several more structures fallen in Carbon Canyon. Fire officials praised last ditch efforts that kept many homes from ignition and prevented more loss along the sandspit where notable residents included Hoagy Ho It? Heidt Louis Hayward Jane Russell Bob Waterfield Jane Iavoe and Peter Potter. One life had been reported lost.
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Malibu
Calif. Uy
Keith Klinger
Sacramento
Goodwin
Knight
Los Angeles
County Board of Supervisors
Santa Monica
Malibu Cycyon
Carbon Canyon
Las Flores Canyon
Ho‘race Heidt
Louis Hayward
Jane Russell
Bob Waterfield
Jane ‘Iavoe
Peter Pot‘ter
Five Die In Fire In West Va Home
Five people perished in a rural home fire near St Marys West Virginia caused by exploding kerosene used to start a wood stove. The victims include Mr and Mrs Laymen Speece their daughter and two grandchildren. The one room frame dwelling stood near Ben's Run seven miles north of the Ohio River town.
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ST. Marys
W. Va
Sheriff's Ffice
Speece
Ben's Run
Ohio River
Wet and Cold Weather Grips Northern Areas
The Associated Press reports wet and chilly conditions across northern regions from the Midwest to New England with snow flurries common in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley while milder, fair weather occupies the rest of the country. Temperatures are in the teens and twenties as snow and rain fall from Pennsylvania to New England. A second brief item notes Naha Okinawa council members refuse cooperation with the newly elected American mayor on the defense island.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New England
Great Lakes
Esterday
Ohio Valley
Penngylls
Mississippi Valley
Mlinois
Nama
Okinawa
Naha
Bic
Hest
U. S
Japan
Mars Drought On Mars Suggests Limited Plant Life
Astronomer Carl Sagan reports Mars shows unusually gray, drought affected dark areas during this year’s close approach. Observations from Yerkes and McDonald observatories note color loss of greens and blues previously seen, possible impact of dust storms and south polar ice cap reformation on equatorial regions.
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New York
Mars
Carl Sagan
Yerkes and McDonald Observatories
University of Chicago
Sauzan
Savan
G. P. Kuiper
South Polar
Sagan Seid
Segregated D C Schools Urged by House Subcommittee
A House subcommittee majority urged restoring racially separate public schools in Washington DC, claiming integration harmed educational opportunities for both races. The recommendation, signed by Davis Jones and Broyhill, followed the district's 1954 integration and did not address legal conflicts with the Supreme Court.
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House
District of Columbia
Columbia
James C. Davis
John Bell Wil- Jones
Joel T. Broyphil
Hreps
A. L. Miller
R-Neb
DeWitt S. Hyde
High Court
Cothamead
Allen
Tallahassee
Fla
Birmingham
Ala
Cities Transit, Inc
Robert E. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Shuttlesworth
Louisiana
Batom Rouge
Necro
WTO
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D. T. Gregory
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