Heavy Snow Expected In New England
The Associated Press reports broad winter weather with heavy snowfall forecast for New England. Snow accumulated up to four inches in Indiana and Pennsylvania towns, while New England could see 4 to 7 inches during the day. Light snow spread across the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, with rain in the South and fog in the Northwest valleys. Temperatures ran 10 to 15 degrees below yesterday, near freezing southward to Kentucky, and zero in upper Michigan. Southern California enjoyed warmth with 80s in Los Angeles. Montana was mild for the season.
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South Bend
Ind
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Binghamton
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Great Lakes
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Mississippi
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Florida
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South Atlantic
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Middle
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Upper Michigan
Montana
Neem Ake Lay
Gus Haehivweie
Wyoming
California
Los Angeles
Urges Defeat Of Measures
Baltimore traffic director Henry A Barnes urges the General Assembly to defeat bills giving magistrates power to release traffic violators on probation without verdict. He warns such probations would let magistrates become powerful politicians and not record the dismissals. He notes no limits on how often release could occur and cites drunk driving cases as possible releases.
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Henry A. Barnes
Barnes
Legislative Council
Baltimore City
General Assembly
More Display Of U. S. Capitol Flags
Flags flown over the U S Capitol grow common among Americans. In 1956 about four thousand banners were hoisted for a time then sent to individuals or groups nationwide. The cost varies with requester and banner sizes 5 by 8 feet costs 96.50.
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U. S
Congress
Colder Weather and Snow Flurries Forecast For Tuesday
The forecast predicts colder conditions and possible snow flurries as a weather system moves in. Skies will be cloudy today and tonight with temperatures dipping to around 16 degrees, and flurries are possible over the weekend as the cold air settles in.
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D-Miss
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R-Va
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Williams
U. S. Supreme Court
Needs Act of Congress
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Supreme Court
Broyhill
DeWitt S. Hyde
Rmd
A. L. Miller
Rneb
Miller
Hyde
Subcommittee
Willam F. Gerber
Memphis
Gervber
Uprising Reported In Celebes Island Indonesia
Reports from Jakarta describe a violent uprising on Celebes that burned 3 713 buildings including 21 schools in Kabeana South Celebes with no recorded deaths. Rebels reportedly aimed for autonomy, not power seizure, amid broader Sumatra disturbances.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Celebes
Sumatra
Ali Sastruamidjojo
Fox Attacks Horse Killed By Horse Kick
Mrs. James H. Cramer reports a fox attacked a saddle horse at Rose Hill Manor, the horse kicked and killed the fox. Rabies reports exist though unconfirmed. MarylandSanitary Livestock and Montgomery County Health record multiple fox inquiries with one rabid fox found near Laytonsville on December 20. no child bite reported.
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Rose Hill Manor
Maryland Sanitary Livestock
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Rockville
Montgomery County Health Department
Laytonsville
French Liner Liberte Damaged In Atlantic Storm
The French Line said its 50,000 ton liner Liberte was damaged in an Atlantic storm while en route to New York and returning to France. A cargo hatch was stove in and three loading cranes were carried away. The ship sailed two days ago with 38 passengers bound for New York.
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French Line
New York
France
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Dead Child’s Skin Grafted On Girl
In Chicago at Children’s Memorial Hospital, a three year old burn patient, Cindy Evans, received a skin graft from a dead three year old boy, Gilbert Case TI, to aid healing from severe burns on her neck to her chest. Surgeons expect to learn in six to eight weeks if growth resumes. Meanwhile, a Maryland tragedy reports Osborne Hill, 3, perishing in a 24 room home fire near Crisfield after reportedly falling asleep while smoking. Damage estimated at $1,008.
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Decatur
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Cindy Evans
Gilbert Case TI
Cindy
Crisfield
Osborne Hill
John Holland
Hill
Otten
Holland
New Forest Fire Devastates Malibu Area Losing 63 Homes
Santa Monica Mountains fire spree widens with three blazes across Los Angeles Ventura counties. Lake Sherwood death toll includes several homes, a fire station, wildlife fled as flames neared Pacific Coast Highway. Zuma Beach blaze of 26,500 acres prompted evacuations. officials forecast possible control with sea breeze return. Governor Knight sought federal aid as arson is investigated.
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Santa Monica
Los Angeles
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Lake Sherwood
See Te
Pacific Coast
Zuma Beach
Here
James K. Mace
Mace
Lake
Hidden Valley
George Brent
Eve Arden
Alan Ladd
Thousand Oaks
H A Herwig Dies At 86 Former candy maker and longtime resident passes
Henry August Herwig 86 longtime West Patrick street resident and candy maker dies at Three Pines Nursing Home after several days ill. He was a son of German immigrants and had a long career with B S J Dutrow and later sold candy from his home. Survived by two children C Haller Herwig Saint Louis and Mrs Elmer Hodges, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at 8 East Patrick Street with services Monday morning at 10. Interment Mount Olivet. Funeral directors: CE Chine and Son.
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West Patrick Straat
Three Pines
Henry August
Katharina Woerner Herwig
Germany
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B.S. J. Dutrow
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
Evangelial Reformed Harch
Church School
United Steam Fire Engine Co
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C. Haller Herwig
SL Louis
Elmer K. Hodges
McKaig
George I. Hodges
Helen K Hodges
East Patek Street
Mount Olivet
Chine and Son
Four teens among three Pittsburgh residents dead in snowy crash
In Baldwin Borough a near head on collision on a snow slick highway last night killed four teenagers and three adults. Police Lt. Calosi said one car may have skidded after a curve and struck the other. Alfred Daugherty 18 perished along with Dorothy Salmon 18 Mary Alice Healey 18 Barbara Mines 17. The sole survivor was Harry J. Maney 18.
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Baldwin
Charles Calosi
Stanley F. Puchalski
Colosi
Alfred Daugherty
Dorothy Salmon
Mary Alice Healey
Barbara Mines
Daugherty
Harry J. Maney
Band Leader Thrashed By Hooded Group in Camden
Guy Hutchins band director at Camden High, 52, was attacked on a lonely road by hooded men who accused him of supporting school integration. He suffered severe bruises and spoke from his hospital bed about the incident and his fears for his family. State agents and county officers hunt the attackers as Hutchins denies making the accused remarks.
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Hutchings
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N. C
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J. H. Bickley
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Bickley
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Lions Club
New Enzyme Tests Could Detect Hidden Diseases Early
Researchers describe a new chemical test using enzyme levels in blood and body fluids to reveal early disease, including infectious hepatitis and some cancers. Dr Felix Wroblewski of Sloan Kettering Institute explains enzymes released by diseased organs indicate severity and may locate cancers before malignancy, offering earlier treatment options.
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New York
Asea For
Advancement of Science
Felix Wroblewski
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Wroblewski
Eisenhower to unveil Middle East peace plan amid cautious reaction
Washington tested congressional and public response to a double edged proposal using military pressure and economic aid to secure Middle East peace. Dulles prepared to present the plan with Eisenhower at a New Year White House briefing.
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France
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Prenete Dan
Many Bomb Scares Keep Police On Go
Police hunt New Yorks Mad Bomber after 36 bomb scares in two hours. Chief Leggett reduced bomb squad activity to calls with suspicious objects. one man died of a heart attack during the investigation. A 12 inch pipe object with paper was found at Times Square Theater, causing no harm to about 350 patrons.
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Macy's Department Store
Queens
Manhattan
Grand Central Terminal
Paramount
Times Square
George Cormac
Bethlehem
Grand Central Station
Cormac
New York
James B. Leggett
Salvage Team Begins Work
United Nations salvage crews entered the Suez Canal cleanup amid disputed orders from the Ismailia authority. The operation aims to clear sunken ships and debris at the southern entrance, a lengthy task post conflict and with prior limited efforts by British, French, and Egyptian vessels. A separate East Church Street crash left two cars damaged and Kemp charged with reckless driving.
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Egypt
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Suez Canal
U.S
Raymond A Wheeler
U.N
Suez Canal Authority
Ismaila
Port Said
Britain
France
East Second
East Church Streets
Wallace Earl Kemp
West South Street
Charles Tienry Klipp Jr
East Church Street
Klipp
Kemp
Bernard King
Five boys to toss snowballs across Fox River today
In Aurora, five youths will throw snowballs across the Fox River for three hours by order of Police Magistrate Rob W Robinson as punishment for windshield damage. The river crossing task, with a 30 to 75 yard span, continues tomorrow if needed.
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Aurora
Fox River
Rob W Robinson
Infant Is First Victim Of Maryland New Year Fire
An infant boy, Dani Van Blarigan Jr., died in a two alarm fire in Maryland marking the first reported accident victim of the New Year weekend. His father and mother survived. The toll included a 12 year old Dolores Thaxton in Baltimore from a November fire and a December 23 hit by a car death, with Maryland’s highway toll at 543, higher than the previous year.
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Diane Canals
Dani van Blarzgan Jr
Franklin Sasare
Fnday
Osborne Hullbert
Chisfield
Baltimore
Dolores Thaxton
South Baltimore General Hospital
Arthur J. August
Am Sile Mobile
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