Assembly to Get Local Bond Bills for Frederick County
County officials report in the General Assembly plans for two bond issues to fund school construction and capital improvements. A 1.5 million bond for Walkersville and Urbana schools is proposed, plus a 1.2 million capital improvement issue for sites like Montevue and the Court House. Delegations pressed for school board reforms and elected governance.
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General Assembly
Sammuel W. Barrick
House
Singapore
Urbana
Walkersville
Montevue
Court House
Board of Education
Dr. D. F. Malan Dies In Africa
CAPETOWN AP Dr. Daniel F. Malan former editor clergyman and prime minister 1948 1954 died at 84 after a stroke. Architect of apartheid he led Afrikaner nationalism opposing World War II entry and sought to withdraw from international ties. His death ends a controversial career defined by white minority rule.
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Capetown
Daniel F. Malan
South Africa
Valan
Malan
Police Investigate Two Wounding Cases In Frederick
Frederick police report two stabbing incidents overnight. James Thompson of Midvate Alley was stabbed in the chest and treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Sonny E. Lee of Frederick RFD 2 sustained a cut to the right buttock after a fall outside the American Legion Home on South Bentz Street and was discharged.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Thompson
Midvate
Fourth Street
Bin
Asaca
Sonny E. Lee
Frederick
RFD
Colored American Legion
South Bentz Street
Reaction To Tape Record Is Awaited
Washington awaits Moscow reaction to a State Department transcript of a radio conversation among Soviet pilots as they attacked a four engine U S transport plane shot down last September 2 near the Soviet Turkish frontier. At least six U S airmen died and four were identified and returned to families with 11 others unaccounted for. The two unidentified dead were buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
State Department
U.S
Dep
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Wade Alent
Arlington National Cemetery
Congress
High
City Tax Bills Mailed For 1959
City tax bills for 1959 were mailed Friday and more go out Monday, following county bills issued earlier. City rates rise ten cents per $100 while county rates advance sixteen cents. Two percent discounts apply for payments before March, one percent in March, with interest starting October 1.
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Cily
Post Office
NEA Consultant To Speak At Elm St PTA
Dr. William Van Orman of the National Education Association will address the Elm Street School PTA Monday at 7 30 p m on Parent and Child Grow and Learn Together. A discussion will follow and the school band will perform in the auditorium. Principal FE Donald McLuckie leads the school.
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William van Orman
National Education Assocation
Elm Street
van Orman
Vai Oituan
Colorado
N.E.A
Donald McLuckie
Police Open Drive Against City Speeding
City police began a campaign against early morning speeding and car racing on Frederick streets. Officers arrested two drivers Donald E. Smith of East Fifth Street and Robert E. Crummitt of Frederick RFD 6 for exceeding 30. Corp. Paul Mossburg led the arrests as the force planned late night checks due to numerous racing reports.
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Frederick
Donald E. Smith
East Fifth Street
Robert E. Crummitt
RFD
Corp
Paul Mossburg
Senate Okays 485 Million Aid for Airports Program
The Senate approved a four year federal aid program totaling 485 million dollars by a 63 to 2 roll call vote. Democrats for West Virginia include Byrd and Randolph. Republicans opposed or absent referenced in the brief record.
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Washington
Senate
West Virginia
Byrd
Randolph
Nap Lajoie Dies A Hall of Fame Baseball Star
Nap Lajoie 82 a Hall of Fame second baseman and star of the dead ball era died in Daytona Beach after a pneumonia relapse. The 21 year major league veteran played for Philadelphia Nationals Cleveland and the Athletics and later managed Cleveland from 1905 to 1909. Lajoie led the AL in hits 422 and home runs 13 in 1901 and won batting titles in 1893 1904. Cleveland renamed the team Naps in his honor until 1915, when a new nickname was adopted.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Napoleon
Nap
Lajoie
Hall of Fame
Woonsocket
R.L
Philadelphia Nationals
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Pleveland
iLajoie
Philadelphia National
Philadelphia A's
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Toronto
Indianapolis
Ball Club
Bronehos
Naps
al Agiadin
Names Of Four Are Sent To Governor
The Democratic State Central Committee of the county submitted four recommendations to Governor Tawes for the two seats on the Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors. Names were not disclosed, as only two can be appointed, with the Tawes green bag to go to the State Senate later. Additional recommendations will be submitted for trial magistrates in Frederick Brunswick Thurmont and Emmitsburg and for the county Messengers.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick
Bar Association
Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
Guvenes Tawes
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Messen Enermionie
Maryland Lawmakers Battle Rockfish Fights And Fees
In Annapolis lawmakers clash over Chesapeake Bay rockfish rules and fishing access. Western Shore supporters seek January bans on rock fishing while Eastern Shore delegates push truces and limits for residents and boaters. Other bills address liquor Sundays, unemployment benefits, auto insurance proof, witness bail, billboard restrictions, and urban renewal referendums. Governor Tawes weighs in on sessions and blue laws as tourism and reapportionment work proceed.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Western Shore Sports Soneries
Eastern Shore
Eastern
Gov. Tawes
Senate
Hagerstown
Crisfield
Tawes
House
Department of Economic Development
Ways and Means
Lemisla
Girl Arrested On Auto Law Charge In Frederik
Doris May Huse, 17, of East Fifth Street, was arrested by Frederik police on operating a motor vehicle without a license and disobeying a police order. The case followed a report from Judas Welch of Clintwood Virginia that his car had been stolen and three girls were seen in it. The vehicle was spotted near the Square Corner and later found abandoned at Second and Market streets.
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Frederik Police
Jas! —Onight
Doris
May Huse
East Fifth Street
Amt
Judas Welch
Miss Huse
Second
Market
Integration Resistance Softening Says Gen Rogers
Gen Rogers said resistance to public school integration is beginning to ease and that reason and wisdom are rising. He warned that rigid defiance could ruin public schooling in the area while noting the Justice Department’s intolerance of defiance to federal court orders.
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Rogers
Justice Department
U S 40 Plans Outlined in State Program
The state roads commission outlines Interstate program funding for U S 40 from Baltimore to Hancock with $1 606 447 in Washington County for engineering and rights of way plus a $3 750 000 by pass cost. Projects span Frederick Howard and Baltimore counties with rights of way and surveying budgets. The interstate plan may rename U S 40 as Maryland 70 upon completion.
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Ale
U.S. 40
Balimore
Hancork
Washington County
U.S. 4
Tlagerstown
Hancock
Frederick County
Eroha
Howard County
Afta
State Roads Commission
Hagerstown
Maryland
United Church Proposes Low Pressure Enlistment Plan
The United Church of Christ introduces Christian Enlistment to curb high pressure fundraising and teach stewardship. Leaders Rev. L C T Miller and Rev. David Sandstrom report the plan aims for ethical giving and careful program planning amid merger talks. Police report a break in Farmers Feed and Supply on All Saints Street with a broken sash but nothing stolen.
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New York
United Church of Christ
L. C. T. Miller
Philadelphia
Evangelical and Reformed Church
David Sandstrom
Farmers Feed and Supply Company
All Saints Street
Field Fire Reported on U S 40 East of Vais Ain
The Independent Hese Company was dispatched at 10 20 this morning to a field fire along U S 40 east of Vais Ain. Firefighters responded quickly to contain the blaze and prevent spreading to nearby brush and structures. No injuries were reported.
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Hese
U.S. 40
East Od Vais Ain
Economy advances with few rough spots this week
New car sales slipped and U S auto production hit a weekly low while stock prices drifted lower Yet overall the economy rode a vigorous comeback aided by rising industrial activity and stronger consumer buying Standard & Poor s reported a record dividend month and several firms resumed or increased payouts Ford Motors and other big names showed earnings improvement Federal funds flowed to higher education under the National Defense Education Act benefiting many colleges and universities
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New York
Sam
Federal Reserve Anciats
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Oullays
Standard & Poor's Corp
Ford Motos Co
Liggett & Myers
American Can Co
Sears
Iieemen
Pay TV plans for baseball face early scrutiny
Washington lawmakers debate pay television for major league baseball as Skiatron plans to telecast Los Angeles and San Francisco NL games by July 1. Senator Keating and Rep Harris discuss potential restrictions while Dixon questions federal reach over local closed circuit TV.
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California
Keating
Shkiatron TV Inc
Skia- Won
Senate
House
All Jean
Congress
Oren Harris (DeArk
House’ Commerce Committee
Skiatron
Waives Hearing On son-Stabbing Charge
Jase Lanzoria waived a hearing on a murder charge in the fatal stabbing of his son Steven Longoria in Warner. Bail set at 34,000 pending grand jury action. The child’s mother Violet Longoria, 25, remained hospitalized for shock.
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Witaung Tos
Jase Lanzoria
Pele Ari
Thomas Herlihydre
Little Steven
Longoria
Warner
Tataler
Violete
Ard Longoria
Peirce
Longotia
Dulles Presses West to Confront Soviet Berlin Threat
Secretary of State Dulles urged the Western Allies to confront the Soviet challenge to Berlin, signaling possible joint action if necessary. He spoke en route to Bonn for talks with Adenauer as Western officials plan a March 15 Paris meeting and a prospective April East West foreign ministers' gathering.
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Hons
Germany
John Foster Dulles
West Berlin
Berlin
Dulles
Bonn
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
NATO
Paul Henri Spaak
NATO Council
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Europe
Adenauer
Budapest
APJ
Hungary
Nicholas J. A
Zurich
Switzerland
Apt
Kreetham
Greece
Orient Express
Turkey
van Dobi
Wat Thar
Geuees
Walker Os
Oswego Faces Deep Snowfall Record
Oswego New York recorded 10 inches of fresh snow with winds around 5 kmh piling snow to 23 inches on the ground. The season totals reached 159.7 inches just shy of the 1 3 inch record set in 1923 26 and caused traffic disruption with several accidents reported but no serious injuries.
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Oswego
N.Y
Lake Ontario
Oseweo
French Trawler Mary Brigitte Reported Sinking Off Ireland
The French trawler Mary Brigitte radioed for distress and was later reported sunk off southwest Ireland after striking a rock near Blasket. Three bodies were recovered by rescue ships. the ship's crew was about 12. The Mary Brigitte abandoned ship in a dinghy seven minutes after the distress call.
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Ballykelly
Northern
Tresland
Mary-Brigitte
Ireland
Ine Lliton
Mary-Brigette
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Africa
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NEA
Elm St
PTA
Nap Lajoie
Stars of Game
Napoleon Lajoie
Girl
U.S.40
Baltimore
United Church
Houston
Tex
B. M. Jordy
NBA
George Lewins
Recheives
Western Marsland College
U. S
Educatior
Lawrence G. Derrick
Lerrones
National Defense
Westminster School
National Defense Education Act
of Reducation
API
Len Kenneth B. Keating
West
Red Adiampis
Oswego, N. Y
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