Barrick presses Finan over loan offer in S and L scandal
Maryland state politics heats as Sen. Samuel W. Barrick challenges Attorney General candidate Thomas B. Finan. He cites a December Washington report claiming an offer of a substantial cash fee to rule a savings and loan bill unconstitutional, questions why the information was concealed nine months, and presses Finan for a clear explanation amid perjury-like implications and ongoing campaigning by the Tawes ticket.
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Samuel W. Barrick
Thomas B. Finan
Sen. Barrick
Washington Daily
Finan
Washington
Mr. Finan
Barrick
George P. Mahoney
Blair Lee
U. S. Senate
Lee
Governor Tawes
Maryland
Tawes
Snowfall Sweeps Maryland Up To Five Inches
The Associated Press reports Maryland's second winter snowstorm left accumulations from one to five inches in the western region. Snow also fell in the north and central areas but generally remained light. Eastern Shore and Southern Maryland saw rain. Road crews were mobilized in Garret and Washington counties to clear the new snow.
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Associated Press
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Gar- Hegany
Washington
Garrett County
Shit St. Sans Foon Weer Credit Too Dated
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names places dates or events. A concise summary cannot be derived from readable facts.
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St. Sans
Frederick County Farm Bureau Opposes Dam Resolution Meeting
The 40th annual Frederick County Farm Bureau meeting at Frederick High School drew under 100 due to snow. Eight resolutions were prepared including opposing a high dam on the Potomac at River Bend, advocating beer tax increases for education funding, and studying education financing with county officials. Other proposals urged litter cleanup on county roads, cooperation with chambers on tax funds, and agricultural economics at junior high level, with actions to be taken by year end.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick High School
River Bend
Potomac River
Board of Education
County Commissioners
Frederick County
Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee
Toads Board
Baltimore City
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Real Estate Board
Waives Hearing On Parse Theft Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR reads a notice about a waivers hearing on a parse theft case. Mentions Negron, Detrick Street and West Lord Street with a December 18 date. Market Gatn continues and a courtroom scene is described in brief, without full context.
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Rice Bad V. Paretian Ae
Detrick Treet
Seale
T F Moss Parsoe Etzier
West Lord Street
Snowfall in Frederick area reaches up to four inches
A light to moderate storm blankets Frederick city and county with two to four inches of new snow. Road crews work quickly to clear highways though Braddock and South Mountains report heavier accumulations. Fort Ritchie logs five inches as most areas expect rapid melt and possible drifting tonight. Weather bureau predicts end of snowfall this afternoon and a return to near freezing temperatures.
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Frederick City
Weather Bureau
Braddock
South Mountains
Washington County
Fort Ritchie
Null Inc Buys 218 Acre Dairy Farm Near Emmitsburg
Null Inc buys a 218 acre dairy operation near Emmitsburg for 57500 at a moritage sale at the Court House. Deibert S. Null, spokesman, says the purchase is for investment. The farm, offered by H. Alien Mezzer of Baltimore, is tied to the Jamison estate and historic lines.
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Nuil Inc
Emmitsburg
Court House
Deibert S$. Null
H. Alien Mezzer
Baltimore
Attormey
Emmitsix
Thia &Tory
Haute
Tt Loafing
Howas
Jamison
Jurors For February Are Picked
Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer oversaw the February circuit court juror drawing opening February 5. Names listed include residents from district Nos. 2 1 and 4 such as Mary W Parridge Margaret Marrone Lee Radcliffe Jr Viola Brown and others.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Frederick
Mary W. Parridge
Clark A. “Miter
Marjorie L. Etchison
H. Albert Dean
Margaret V. Marrone
Willard C. Rudy
Mary McK. Eyster
Lee Radcliffe Jr
Margaret K. Piicram
Buckerstoun
B. Jackson
Viola Brown
Uystret No
Gaither Elected Past Masters Head
Francis W Gaither Jr was elected president of the Annual Past Masters Association of the Masonic Lodges in the county at the annual dinner meeting at the Masonic Temple last night. Irving I Cecil retired as president and was elected secretary. Other officers include Robert W Carey of Doubs first vice president Charles R Gearinger second vice president and Paul Simpson treasurer About 48 persons attended.
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Francis W. Gaither Jr
Masonic Lodges
Masonic Temple
Irving ‘I. Cecil
Mr. Cecil
Robert W. Carey
Doubs
Charles R. Gearinger
Paul Simpson
Banks Raise Interest Rates In City And County
Banks across the city and several in the county announce a 3.5 percent savings rate compounded semi annually starting January 1, aligning with federal rules on four percent maximum for one year or more and three and a half percent on shorter deposits. The Bank of Damascus posts four percent for one year or longer, while most banks adopt the straight 3.5 percent rate to simplify accounting amid new federal guidance.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bank of Damascus
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frederick County National
Western Maryland Trust Company
Farmers State Bank
Ermitsimirs, Thurmont and
Watlke Banks
Myersville Savings
Two Boys Found Guilty Of Assault In Magistrate Court
Two youths were fined and jailed after conviction on assault charges. Thurston E. Metz Jr. 16 was fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days for an attack on Terry R. Shankle on South Market Street. Paul G. Hausler Jr. 18 received 125 dollars and 13 days in jail for an assault on Larry Stull at a West South Street restaurant. Charles W. Shearn was fined 100 dollars and 30 days for driving after license refusal.
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Thurston E. Metz Jr
RFD
Frederick
Terry R. Shankle
South Market Street
Shankle
Stanley J. Bennett
Metz
Paul White Jr
Charles W. Shearn
Phobus Avenue
Shearn
East Patrick Street
Tfe
Albert G. Hedden
Stamp Honoring Nurses Goes On Sale
A commemorative stamp honoring the nursing profession went on sale today. Miss Estelle Collins director of nursing at Frederick Memorial Hospital announced it. Postmaster James A. Grove will be at Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses Home at the hospital on Friday morning to offer first issues to student nurses in training.
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Estelle Collins
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James A. Grove
Georgianna Houck Simmons
Va Powder Plant Explodes Wounding 26 In Sutherland
A series of five blasts at Whitaker Atlas Supply Co. in Norton Va destroyed or damaged every home in the nearby mountain village of Sutherland and injured twenty six people. Twenty one treated and released at Norton Hospital with five admitted in serious condition. Five miles away Norton shattered plate glass along Main Street as fires spread. Authorities evacuated nearby houses to prevent further casualties.
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Norton
Sutherland
Whitaker Atlas Supply Co
Norton Hospital
Cold Front Brings Snow and Ice Across Midwest to East
A deep Arctic front grips the nation spreading snow sleet and rain from the Midwest to the East and Southeast. Wisconsin towns report record subzero lows while Pennsylvania warns of treacherous highway conditions. Snow piles up across Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee with 4 to 8 inches in Beckley Harlan and Hazard. Subzero fronts extend through Minnesota Iowa Illinois and Upper Michigan with Green Bay Dubuque and Duluth recording deep freezes. In Berlin a 30 year old farm worker is sentenced to death for arson on barns at a collective farm amid political tension.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Ust
Clintonville
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Stevens Point
Wis
Bradford
Peoria
Pennsylvania
Beckley
Kentucky
Harlan
Hazard
Pike Vile
New York
Carolinas
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Plains
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Upper Michigan
Green Bay
Dubuque
Duluth, Minn
Madison
LaCrosse
Marquette
Mich
Moline, ML
Babson Predicts Tax Increase In Continued Era
Babson forecasts higher taxes continuing with no nuclear threat, noting real estate zoning changes and evolving valuations. The article mentions adjusted policies and fiscal projections affecting communities and transportation funding.
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Babson
Laos princes seek coalition to revive talks
In Vientiane premier designate Souvanna Phouma and half brother Souphanouvong pursued a coalition with Premier Boun Oum amid U.S. British and Soviet observers. Boun Oum rejected cabinet post concessions, demanding equal neutralist seats and key defense and interior posts, while talks warned of potential East West war if negotiations fail.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
U.S
Boun Oum
Phouma
Souphanouvong
Phoumi Nosavan
Neurality
Pathet
Souvarma
Boun Ouam
Boun
Martin Div To Lay Off 2500 Workers In Baltimore
Martin Marietta Corp Aerospace Division announced 2500 layoffs for Baltimore over the next two weeks. President William B. Bergen cited completion of larger contracts and ongoing reductions as inevitable. The notice notes factory adjustments and staffing downsizing amid contract pressures.
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Baltimore
Martin Marietta Corp
Aerospace
William B. Bergen
Bergen
Mabe
Maimain
Bereen
Martin Main
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