Appointment Board Picks and Weather Outlook For Weekend
The State Central Committee of Maryland planned appointments for Frederick county to the governor including trial magistrates and election supervisors with four names for majority positions and four alternates. Also noted were rural carrier Eyler and school board staffing shifts. A major midweek snow storm forecast a cold and wet weekend across the nation, with heavy snow in the Midwest and East and potential travel disruption into Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore R. McKeldin
State Central Committee
Frederick County
Hotel Frederick
Emmett R. Bawlus
Edgar 8. Palmer
Thurmont
Paul M. Little, Jr
Frederick City
Wilbur F. Sheffield
H. Reese Shoemaker
Edward J. Smith
Charles L. Moats
Brunswick
Charles D. Gillelan
Emmitsburg
Gail L. Culshall
Sarity
McKeldin
Board of Election Supervisors
Howard R. Damuth
Charles A. Price
G. Hunter Bowers
Frederick
Seph
R. Harp
Myersville
Grace Duvall
Della Albaugh
Unionville
Catherine Crum
Albert C. Palmer
Annapolis
Democratic State Central Committee
Suddhl Lwc Hames
Election Supervisors Board
Pierce H. Gaver
Damuth
Lumen Norris
Eyler
Emory F. Stottlemyer
Board of County
Board of Education
State Senate
Bowlus
John C. Derr
Hilda Croghan
E. Hart Etchison
Grayson Doub
Mohrn F. Wachler
William R. Zentz
Associated Press
Midwest
Philipsburg
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
Minnesota
Texas Gulf Coast
Iowa
Wisconsin
Duluth
Minn
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Plains
Canada
Montana
Lake Ontario
New Jersey
Fleet Refuel During Night With 7th Fleet Near Formosa
Warships of the 7th Fleet refueled under darkness in a readiness move that could portend the Tachens evacuation. Ships and planes conducted familiarization courses while a carrier launched scores of jets. Air officers trained with Sabres off Formosan bases as Navy Air Force missions entered a second day. A Pantherjet pilot described a sky filled with Allied jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosan
7Th Fleet
New High By Laboratory at County Health Department
The County Health Department laboratory reported record activity with 1,523 specimens and 2,502 examinations in the month. Nose and throat cultures rose due to scarlet fever cases, with 198 positive on hemolytic streptococcus tests and 143 negatives. Milk samples numbered 115, drinking water tests were below normal, and 12 intestinal parasite positives included four round worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Department
William C. Wheeler
Rofl
Wheeler
Must Find Ways To Exist With Commies
Lincoln Nebraska Assistant Secretary of Defense Fred Seaton urged Americans to live with their Communist enemies under terms that serve U.S. interests. He spoke in a prepared address to the University of Nebraska graduating class about using American strength to reduce tensions and prevent dangerous global disagreements. The remarks reflect Cold War era calls for pragmatic coexistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Fred Seaton
Seaton
University of Nebraska
United States
Average Costs Per Pupil Cited In School Report
Frederick county elementary school costs per pupil leveled in 1954 55 after four years of rise while high school costs kept climbing from 1949 50 to 1953 54. The report notes attendance increases, teacher recruitment issues, and new salary scales to attract qualified staff plus an inservice training program beginning to tallies 45 hours of classroom work per teacher by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Lincoln
Ing
North Frederick
Elm Street
Severe Cold Edges Toward Breakup Amid Ice On Roads
The region’s extreme cold eases after three nights near zero as temperatures rise to above freezing. Rain may arrive to melt ice on secondary roads. officials warn of icy patches on main routes. Skating at Culler Lake continues with a possible end as rain arrives. Water main break on East Patrick Street complicates supplies. crews seal the line and haul water to affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Singapore
State Police
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Mercury
Culler Lake
Water Department
Patrick Street
William J. Davis
Near Accord On Evacuating Tachen Islands
Accord reportedly near between Nationalist China and the United States on evacuating the Tachens as fighting rages north of Formosa. U S Seventh Fleet maneuvers and air strikes accompany talks with Ambassador Rankin and Shen Chang-huan. Chiang Kai-shek seeks U S assurances for Matsu and Quemoy before any pullout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
China
United States
U.S
Karl L. Rankin
Shen Chang-huan
Formosan
U. S
Red China
Formosa Strait
Red
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Forfeits collateral in Braddock area traffic case
A motorist from Twin Rocks, Buzz M. Stanley Jr., forfeited $16.45 collateral in Feaples Court this morning on a charge of exceeding 40 in a truck on U.S. 4 west of Braddock Mountain. Trooper Donald W. Bowser filed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz M. Stanley, Jr
Twin Rocks
U.S
Braddock Mountain
Donald W. Bowser
Formosa Cease-Fire Seen Possible Years Off
U S officials say a Formosa cease-fire may be achieved through diplomacy over several years if quicker options fail. U N talks with Nationalist and Red China are explored, with plans for Britain to mediate Red China and the United States for Nationalist China. President Eisenhower holds White House talks with Ambassador Lodge to map new moves within the U N framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Formosa
U.N
Formosa Strait
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
White House
State Department
Red China
Great Britain
China
United States
Mendes France Ousted in 319 273 Confidence Vote
Paris reports Premier Pierre Mendes France was ousted by the National Assembly by a 319 to 273 confidence vote. The 20th postwar government fell after a three day debate on Tunisia home rule and North Africa reforms, amid fierce Assembly protests and shouted interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
France
Tunisia
French North Africa
Miendes-France
Argument Over Heart Funds Ends In Cutting
Two colored men were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an argument at the colored Legion Home over Heart Fund collections. John L. Jackson, 46, suffered facial and eyelid lacerations. Columbus Bryant, Jr., 57, had forehead wounds. Bryant says Jackson struck him. Bryant then used a knife. Bryant was arrested on an assault warrant and Boone jailed on bond for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Colored Legion Home
Heart Fund
John L. Jackson
South Beniz Street
Columbus Bryant, Jr
Treated for contusions at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ruth Wiles, 18, of Frederick, was treated for contusions to her right leg at Frederick Memorial Hospital around 11:05 PM and discharged after treatment. details of the accident could not be learned. The National Press Club will admit its first Black member, Louis R. Lautier, 56, a correspondent for the Atlanta Daily World and the National Negro Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wiles
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Press Club
Washington G
National Press Club
Louis R. Lautier
Atlanta Gat Daily World
National Negro Press Assn
Production In Many Lines Near Record Levels
New York reports show broad industrial strength with auto output near its 1950 peak and electric power use topping 10 billion kilowatt hours for the first time. Steel and construction also surged, while economists warned the upturn could slow or become an unsound boom. consumer spending rose with wage gains and retail sales improving into January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Home Loan Board
National City Bank of New York
Roy L. Reierson
Bankers Trust Co. of
Danager
Harvard
Alvin H. Hansen
Congressional
Herbert Stein
Committee For Economic Development
American Federation of Labor
Sen. Fulbright
Far East
Commerce Department
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Two Treated After Wreck At Brunswick
A Baltimore man Daniel W Karns was charged with drunken driving and reckless driving after a Brunswick collision with William Care's car as a school bus disembarked. Karns and passenger Zej Lawrence Karns received hospital treatment for injuries. A hearing was set before Magistrate Meals. James E Bowins 35 from Buckeystown had a single vehicle crash on Maryland 80, skidding on a slick spot and overturning after hitting a bank, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Hong Kong reports mainland losses to communist forces at Yikiangshan Island. Gen Twining said the Air Force is arming striking forces for any phase of Communist aggression. IRS gives farmers until Feb 15 to file 1934 individual income tax returns and pay due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brunswick
W. A. Crum
Daniel W. Karns
Frederick Memorial Hospital
S Ze J Lawrence W. Karns
Coast Guard
Curtis Bay
William Care
East Potomac Street
Care
Karns
Charles L. Meals
James E. Bowins
Buckeystown
Maryland
Troper Roberts Storer
Bowins
Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Internal Revenue Service
Sabrejets Shoot Down Red Planes
Reports from Tokyo state Sabrejets shot down two of eight attacking Russian built MiGs over international waters west of Korea near the Yellow Sea. The strike targeted an RB-45 reconnaissance bomber and its escort over the sea. no U.S. losses or injuries were reported and the clash followed a 12 to 1 air superiority in earlier Korean War days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.S
Yellow Sea
Korea
Red China
Earle E. Partridge
Far East
Red
Japan
Formosa
Nlanse
North Korea
Death Probe Not Closed
Baltimore police said they had not closed the investigation into the death of Edward James Phillips while the body was released for burial. Phillips, described by New York acquaintances as a doctor and Army brigadier general, was found dead in a Baltimore hotel. autopsy preliminaries indicated barbiturate poisoning. A memorial service was held and cremation was planned as police sought to locate a man named Robert Ritter whose signature appeared on a telegram announcing the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward James Phillips
Phillips
New York
Army
Edward ‘James Phillips
Ineral
Erna Gutenstein
Robert Ritter
Winchester Fire Displaces 16 Families
Red Cross workers sought temporary homes for 16 families forced from their apartments by a three story Winchester building blaze in the furnace room. The fire near downtown broke out about 4 30 am yesterday and was under control an hour later with no injuries reported. Elderly residents and children were rescued by ladders as stairwells filled with smoke. The fire caused damage to apartments above the furnace room and widespread smoke damage throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Va. i
Red Cross
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Republican State Central Committee
Hoover
Santa Cruz
Calif
Theodore Jesse Hoover
Herbert Troover
Casa del Oro
Here
Stanford University School of Engineering
Luther Newhall
Newhas
Dargan
Hall
Tachen Islands
Carroll County
Friday
Hoff
Mendes-France
Ave ‘Kal
Ohio Valley
Northwest
Derate
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Frederick J. Bell
The
National Automobile Dealers Assn
Hong Kong
Yikiangshan Isl
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