Parkway PTA Secures Hints of School Improvements
A Parkway PTA delegation led by Dr. Riley Housewright met Freder County Board of Education to press for capital improvements at Parkway school. Officials indicated some projects would start in summer under capital funds, with other needs like painting to be considered, while financing disputes with County Commissioners linger.
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Parkway Pta
Freder County Board of Education
Riley Housewright
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Hes
Parkway
Robert Clapp Jr
Frashour
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Maryland Legislature Opens Busy 30 Day Session
In Annapolis the Democrats renew top posts as George Della and Perry Wilkinson take leadership. The session starts with 30 vetoed bills from 1959 and will tackle a 232 million budget with 10 million surplus and 12 million unspent under debate over tax use and teacher and state employee pay raises.
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Maryland
George Della
Balto
Senate
Perry O. Wilkinson
Prince Georges
Gov. Tawes
Tawes
D. Eldred Rinehart
Insurgents Join Foreign Legion After Algiers Uprising
About 100 rightists linked to last week's Algiers insurrection have signed with the French Foreign Legion to evade legal inquiry. Lagai llarde and his followers face investigations, while roughly 300 of his men choose to confront potential charges. Mourad Kaouah and Bia arrived in Paris for Parliament’s special session.
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Foreign Legion
Iod
Pierre Lagaillarde
Lagaillarde
France
Mourad Kaouah
Paris
Joseph Ortiz
Five Day Forecast With Mild Temperatures Ahead
The AP reports temperatures will run near normal with cold conditions Thursday and Friday and rising temperatures later in the period. Highs are expected around 38 to 43 with morning lows in the 20s, except near Garrett County, and little to no precipitation. Istanbul digs out from its worst snowstorm in three years as wind from the Black Sea blankets the city and disrupts traffic.
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Associated Press
Garrett County
Istanbul
Turkey
Black Sea
Wee Women Doctor Says Golf Aids Weight Loss
The article quotes a physician praising golf as excellent exercise and promising rapid weight loss, noting the activity as a path to fitness for women.
Freder in Jersey T introduce historic figures at commission
Frederick Siegfried Goere of Kemptown and Judge Edward Schiey Delanlaine, a descendant of John Thomas Schiey founder of Freder, born in Morzhem, presented greetings to the Commissioners with official salutations.
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Siegfried Goere
Kemptown
Edward Schiey Delanlaine
John ‘Thomas Schiey
Freder
Morzhem
Morzzheim
Morzheim
Ramsburg
Frederick County Court Room
Roger Brooke Taner
Thomas Johnson
Barbara Friicine
Barbara
Barbara Hauer
Germa
Fred Schley
Walkersville Electric Plant Leased to Out-of-State Firm
Standard Electromagnetics Inc of Walker leased by Electric Corporation of Plan N S 2 spokesm the com pany announced today Octave Blake president of the New Jersey company the Walkersville plant will operate as a division of the out of state firm and employs 30 to 160 persons.
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Walker
Electric Corporation
Plan N.S
Walkersvill-Dubusier Electric Corporation
T B Chase
Octave Blake
New Jersey Company
Robert P. Bennett
Standard Electromagnetics
Electrospokesman Company
Benn Development 2
St Magnetic
Walkersville
E. J. Boland
Standard Electromagnetics Inc
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Lamprey Extermination Aims to Save Trout in Great Lakes
Ottawa reports a four year effort to combat lamprey infestations in Lake Superior and nearby waters. The crash program uses underwater shocks on grounds patrols to protect trout and restore the refuges in the Great Lakes region.
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Ottawa
Lake Suaperior
Visitor From Sister City Brings Greetings To Mayor
A German delegation visited Ramsburg to deliver a greeting note and photo enlargement honoring John Thomas Schley and the 1736 founding of the region. Translators assisted as officials shared memorial ties and invited future exchange while showcasing local history and German heritage.
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Frederick
St. and
USA
Siegfried Goetze
emDiem
Ramsburg
Chip
Joan Thomas Sehley
Old Hygeia Ice Plant Property Sold For 45000
The old Hygeia ice plant property has been sold for forty five thousand dollars. The site includes ten garages one level and five accessory structures on a lot of about 270 feet by 163 feet with frontage along Carr Street. The buyer or new owner is not clearly identified in the fragment.
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Tjamsville Man Convicted Of Assault
Andrew T. Sims was found guilty of assaulting Alger Alper on South Market Street en route to an auction on January 26. He received 30 days in county jail. Mag. Byron W. Thompson noted the act remained assault despite provocation. Earlier, Sims had a 1956 assault conviction.
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Byron W. Thompson
Jam C. Rolisson
Frederick Frooper
Wiliam C
Rolison
Doan
Ait Jug Hridze
Rofison
Israeli Patrol Ambushed Near Sea of Galilee Front
An Israeli patrol was shot at and ambushed by UAR Syrian forces near Tawafik in a disputed demilitarized zone southeast of the Sea of Galilee. Both sides reported casualties as UN and Israeli warnings to withdraw from the area continued to escalate.
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Damascus
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Tel Aviv
Tawafik
United Nations
Raymond Pilot
Mixed Armistice Commission
Israel
IC. N
Sea of Galilee
David Ben-Gurion
U. N
Syria
Egypt
Akram Deery
U.A R
Warsaw Pact to Hold Kremlin Summit Amid Armament Talk
Warsaw Pact members meet in Moscow to discuss military cuts and possible phased Soviet troop withdrawals from East Europe. Khrushchev may outline a plan boosting Soviet rocket and nuclear reach, observers say. Delegates include party and government chiefs, with details kept under strict press blackout.
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Russell McCain In Fair Condition At Frederick Memorial
Russell H. McCain executive assistant to Gov. Tawes is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital, improving today after being ill since January 28. He was visiting his wife, also hospitalized, when symptoms began. Mrs. McCain has since recovered.
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Russell H. M McCain
Tawes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
McCain
State Roads Commission
Eisenhower Rejects Continuous Bomber Alert Proposals
President Eisenhower at a Washington news conference sided with Defense Secretary Gates and Gen. Tuning against an around the clock bomber alert. He also rejected Gen Power and SAC head Thomas Power arguing the United States risks losing its retaliatory force to Soviet missiles.
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Anguer
Ameri
Grang
Thomas S. Gates
Nathan F. Tunning
Joint Chiefs of
Eisenhower urges change in nuclear law and constitution
President Eisenhower called for amending the Atomic Energy Act to allow allied access to certain atomic information and urged broader allied input in defense decisions. He also discussed GOP politics, Nixon’s nomination, and proposed constitutional reforms including longer House terms and line-item veto power for presidents.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Endhoower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
GOP
Eienhower
Republican Party
House of
Error In Blood Sample Leads To Death
Washington AP report says a medical student drew blood from the wrong patient at Georgetown University Hospital causing a transfusion reaction and death. Essie Johnson 43, a January worker, died after major surgery on January 25. The error occurred when a third year student took blood from another patient named Johnson in a nearby room.
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Georgetown University
Essie Johnson
Hugh H. Hussey
Georgetown University Medical School
Johnson
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