Baltimore County Man Questioned In Frederick Rape Case
A Baltimore county man was questioned and released after a 14 year old Frederick girl, developmentally disabled, was abducted from West Fifth Street in Frederick. The car operator enticed her inside then sped away before returning and the girl was found later at home, injured and taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police tracked the incident to about 4:30 pm, with the suspect described as a white man about 25. Investigation continued by the Detective Bureau.
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May End County Tax On Tobacco
The Board of County Commissioners plans to confer with county legislators on the State leader pay bill before final action. President Desert S. Null proposes eliminating Frederick county tobacco tax if the three cent State tobacco tax remains to fund teacher pay. Commissioners seek full understanding of the bill, which raises teacher pay and principals' salaries, plus about 100 more per classroom in education aid. Local debate centers on financing the pay raise, with Frederick and Washington counties facing similar issues. Estimates show Frederick county would gain $215,400 for teacher salaries in the 1958-59 year, with other funds to follow for classroom and principal pay increases.
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Desert S. Null
Frederick County
Frederick
Washington
James A. Sensenbaugh
Board of Education
State Department of Education
Rise in Local Flu Deaths Poses Alarms Across Cities
Washington officials report a four week rise in influenza and pneumonia deaths in 1B large cities. Surgeon General Leroy E. Burney cautions no nationwide Asian flu surge yet but urges elderly and risk groups to get booster shots. Deaths peaked in November and have climbed to 745 weekly by February 1.
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Roads May Become Hazardous Tonight
Hazardous road conditions may develop if colder weather turns today’s rain into snow or glaze. Temperatures near 35 degrees drop into the twenties tonight as one to three inches of snow may strike western sections before tapering to flurries. Roadways west of Hancock treacherous with ice on Maryland 81 north of Sabillasville and freezing rain affecting Krill Park trees.
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Early Action Urged for Antietam Battlefield Land
An Interior Department report urges quick action to authorize purchase of about 83 acres at Antietam Battlefield to preserve the historic Civil War setting. Maryland Rep Hyde notes economic pressures may push land to other uses. The effort ties to 1962 observances and a forthcoming Interior subcommittee session.
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Antietam
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Enghartle
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Vanguard rocket loss blamed on wiring failure
The Navy cited wiring failure and possible causes including mass seepage and vibration for the Vanguard satellite launch loss. Experts noted broken circuitry hindered gyroscopes from correcting abnormal motions, with initial stage engine controls showing irregularities after 57 seconds in flight.
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State 41st Adopts Three-Cent Cigarette Tax
Annapolis Maryland becomes the 41st state to enact a cigarette tax with a three cent per pack levy to take effect July 1 The plan blends with local taxes in Baltimore City and County while Harford Montgomery and Carroll counties add two cents More details compare state rates across the country and note Norfolk and Portsmouth in Virginia levy two cents per pack without a state tax
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Sleet Covers Garrett County as Weather Shifts to Snow
The Associated Press reports overnight sleet turned Garrett County roads icy with chains advised west of Frostburg. A cold front sweeping from the Midwest to the Atlantic will bring daytime snow possible elsewhere in Maryland. Temperatures to drop into the teens in Western Maryland and below freezing statewide, with winds on Chesapeake Bay north 15 to 30 mph and clearing skies forecast for the weekend.
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Explosion damages furnace at Myersville church
Explosion in the furnace at Myersville Lutheran church damages the fire box and water tank. Pastor Rev. Raymond J. Markley says gases caused the blast. Sunday School primary meets at Myersville Fire Hall at 8 20. Other classes at the parsonage, then private homes for classes. Worship follows at Church Hi circuit club at 10 30.
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Raymond J. Markley
Myersville
Church Hi
Manchester United team among plane crash victims
Munich crash kills eight Manchester United members eight British sports writers and a steward of the chartered British European Airways plane. Manager Matt Busby and forward Johnny Carey among the critically injured. Pla nned return from Belgrade after tying Red Star 3 3 in European Cup. plane hit fuel shed after refueling stop in Munich.
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Frank Taylor
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James Thain
Europe
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Talks May Lead To Top Conference
Washington reports that the United States and the Soviet Union move toward diplomatic talks that could lead to an East West summit. Soviet ambassador Mikail Menshikov arrives to present credentials and open possible meetings with Dulles and Eisenhower. Thompson returns to Moscow as Gromyko signals desire to advance negotiations for a high level conference. Critics urge careful prep for potential arms control progress amid unresolved Germany and armament issues.
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Nikolai Gulgapin
Misenhower
Jilia
Germany
Romney urges break up GM and Ford to curb union power
In testimony prepared for a Senate Antitrust subcommittee, George Romney argues splitting General Motors and Ford into smaller firms will curb union monopolies and limit power in auto bargaining. He proposes firms over 35 percent of industry sales or 25 percent across multiple basic industries be compelled to split, creating new companies and restoring balance at the bargaining table.
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Cold Wave Expands East Amid Freezing Conditions
A bitter cold wave moved from the Midwest into the East with temperatures plunging to subzero and single digits in several towns. Snow, sleet and freezing drizzle created slick roads from Tennessee and Ohio valleys to New England as Florida saw high 50s to 80s with storms and thunder. In Gettysburg, four Frederick youths arrested for riot were recommitted to jail in default of 509 bail each for February court after police detained them January 29.
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Five Day Forecast From The Avsociated Press
Temperatures will average three to five degrees below normal with a cold Saturday, warmer Sunday or Sunday night and Monday, then turning colder Tuesday. Flurries likely in the mountains Saturday and a chance of rain or snow Sunday into Monday, total precipitation about one quarter inch. Normal highs: upper 30s in mountains, 40-45 elsewhere. normals tows range from the upper teens in mountains to mid to upper 20s in the east.
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Lawmakers Target 7 Million Dollar Budget Cut
Turnbull and Boone push to trim the governor's 81 million budget by about seven million, opposing a late year sales tax increase. They argue delaying a tax rise undermines budget balance and question the proposal's timing before the election.
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Showdown for Stassen Nearing Talks With Eisenhower
Stassen heads to Washington for July talks with President Eisenhower as Pennsylvania Republicans press protests over his suitability for governor. The discussions concern disarmament and his possible role as the President's special assistant.
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Stassen Considers Pennsylvania Governor Run After Talks
President Eisenhower and aides discuss Harold Stassen who says he has not resigned and may quit to pursue the Pennsylvania governor’s race. White House aides note Stassen’s disarmament policy clash with Dulles while officials acknowledge his administrative talents.
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Cars Damaged in Route 81 Collision Near Sabillasville
Two late model cars were damaged in a wreck west of Route 81 near Sabillasville. Holmes of Bethesda, 28, drove from a delvoway and failed to gain traction in heavy rain and snow. Four men from Salem, N C including Melton and Jo nigan faced allegations tied to passing bad checks and staged theft to cover cash losses. Police described the incident as a false pretense scheme ending with minor cash damage to a Buick and a 1957 Ford.
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Bethesda
Donald
Andrews Air Force
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Washington
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Ville
Meltar
Jovnigan
Charles Dunior
Pechin
Salem
N. C
Velmes
Hiele
T ‘Holmes
Goodtoe
William G
Morgan
Cash
Car Carrier Tractor Fire Damages Truck Engine
A tractor on a car carrier caught fire early this morning near US 40 and AL intersection, causing about 1400 in damage. Firemen said the entire motor was damaged and wiring burned, windshield cracked from heat, but no cars or barrier were harmed. The truck belonged to Ankars Motor Company and was en route to Morgantown, West Virginia.
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Ankars ‘Motor Company
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W. Va
Man Sues Airline Over Alleged Flight Pressure Change
Kenneth Hallans of Hallimore files a $100,000 damage suit against United Air Lines claiming a flight last year with improper cabin pressure changes impaired his health and performance. The case names United Air Lines as defendant and cites alleged injuries from air travel.
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Sues Air Line
Baltimore
Kenneth 4. Hallans
Hallimore
United Air Lnes
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