March 10 Filing Deadline tightens county race
A rush of political activity gathers in the county as candidates prep for the March 10 filing deadline for state and county offices. With only about 20 filings so far, officials expect more contenders for city posts ahead of party conventions, while incumbents and would‑be successors weigh mayoral plans and Senate race bets amid dynamic endorsements and speculation.
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Walil
John A. Dery
Othe Mayoe
Paul Magaha
Donald B. Rice
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph F. Lisenhanér
William B. Borall
Eisenhauer
Devy
Jacob R.rimsburg
Thussell WU. Meain
Mekhelein
Ramsburg
Emmert BR. Bowlus
Samuel W. Bartick
Edward DD. Storm
DeWitt P. Ayde
Sheri
Horace
M. Mexander
Ellis C. Wachter
Register of Wills
Harry Ts. Radcliff
James Mi. Falk
William M. Houck
Thurmont
Arthur (Kelly) Hoffman
Frederick
Edwin F. Nikirk
Democratic State Central Con Mittee
Frederick County
M. Holmes Foul
Burton Cannon
John D Valhormant
Central
Repistler of Wills
Samuel YW. Young
Lasvo
Orpheus Cent
Stassen May Move Beyond Government Roles
A New York Times dispatch says President Eisenhower told former disarmament adviser Stassen his talents might be more useful outside the executive branch. Stassen’s current post could end as focus shifts to other foreign policy areas, with a possible alternative role discussed but no official confirmation given.
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Thivalt J. Stassen
Washington
Felix Belair Jr
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Continne
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Soyrres
Col Moore to Leave in March
Col Moore, deputy commander of Fort Detrick, will transfer in March to the Eighth Corps U S Army Reserve in Austin Texas. He plans to retire in Texas in about a year after returning to his native state and has been active in local civic groups including the Optimist Club and the Frederick Community Chest.
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Cal. Laslie S.mone
Fort Detrick
Eighth Corps
U. S. Army Reserve
Austin
Tex
Col. Moore
Gargon
Frederick
Texas
Fort Hetrick
Cecil D. Miller
Optimist Club
Frederick Community Chest
The
Optimists
Community Chest
Korea
Eighth Army
Agriculture and Mechanical College of
Texius
Magre
Mareh
Tesay
Recession Foretold Yet Optimists Hope for Upturn
Amid persistent lower indicators economists debate timing of a recovery. Wall Street excesses fade as consumer spending slumps persist. auto sales drop and steel production falters. Optimists like Carroll M. Shanks forecast a midyear upturn while policymakers consider tax options to spur growth.
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New York
Muwtong
Constomers
U.S
Wall Street
Carrol M. Shanks
Prudential Insurance Co
Shanks
Samiry
Sears
Rae Wiggest
Unis
Republic Steel Corp
Massillon
Ohio
American Iron and Steel Institute
Industy
Boeing Airplane Co
Wichita, Kan
Next Christas
Highway Death Toll Reaches 45 in Md Tractor Crash
ELKTON Maryland the highway traffic toll rose to 45 after three auto plant workers died when their car rammed a tractor trailer at night authorities said the crash occurred on a Maryland highway near Elkton and involved a factory crew mobile unit was not available for further details.
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Maryland
Auto Factry
Europe Faces Avalanches and Flood Threats Across Region
Strong rain and southwest winds hit Europe bringing avalanche risks and rising flood alerts. Eastern France and Normandy issued warnings as authorities mobilized rescue units. In Germany, villagers prepared as the Dane nears flood levels.
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Europe
France
Normandy
Germany
Esso Gas Price Cut Spurs Baltimore War Impact
Esso reduced wholesale gas prices by seven cents per gallon in Baltimore amid a price war blamed on competition. Esso Eastern regional manager C A Newland said the cut supports independent service station dealers. Retail regular gas in Baltimore ranges from about 26 to 31 cents per gallon in scattered areas.
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C. A. Newland
Te City
Newland HW
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Arctic chill grips eastern U S with frost across states
A frigid east coast blast sent temperatures plunging across the Plains and Mississippi Valley into the Atlantic seaboard. Readings fell 10 to 30 degrees from a day earlier east of the Mississippi, with spots like Indianapolis Meridian Mobile Birmingham Montgomery and Atlanta dipping below freezing. Snow and rain coated parts of New Jersey to New England while warmer air crept over New England from a storm off Jersey.
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Judges Seek Court of Appeals Seat Endorsed by Bar
A petition presented Friday in Chey Court House seeks election to the Maryland Court of Appeals for Judge Prescott a Woodan Schnauffer. The Bar Association endorsement praises Prescott for 30 years of service and integrity while Schnauffer is lauded for judicial ability and high public regard in Frederick County Maryland.
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Chey Court
Howse
Bar Association
Belli
Prescott
Wodan Sehnauffer
Court of Appeals
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
Letmautfer
Cireult
Fredevic
Prescot
Neaber
Uhe Court of Appeals
Marelands
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Siathe Judi
Maryland
Dregeort
Frierick County
Studge Schunlfer
M. Sinrin
Searling Nemocrat
Frederick County Bar Association
Vbah
North County Sees Up To Three Inches Of Snow
Snowfall blanketed the northwest and mountain areas with up to three inches while major highways stayed mostly clear. In Sabillasville and Paxville regions crews cleared routes, winds remained strong but drifting was limited. Temperatures dropped to 18 at Thurmont as forecasters warned of additional cold, with several fog and road hazards reported overnight.
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Maryland
Aksa
Paxville
South Mountain
Wolfsville
Ridgeville
Unionville
Preverick
Ganthrill State Park
High Knob
Sabillasville
Noads
Thurmont
Sauth Mountain
Prederick
Garrett County
Wee Women Wee Women Humor Gone Awry
A playful exchange hints at domestic frictions as a stage caption jokes about marriage and gender roles. The fragment presents a quip about wives and husbands, suggesting a lighthearted or satirical moment from a theatre or humor page.
Hood College Student Auction Offers Service Stunts
Hood College students and faculty staged their annual YWCA auction to raise funds for a foreign student scholarship. Items included Spanish dinners, zoo trips, and weekends with Midshipmen, with proceeds topping $1,000. Faculty offered dinners, cleaning, car wash, and dating weekends, while students bid for services like haircuts and breakfast in bed.
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Madrid
Zoo
Annapolis
Aod’ College
Virginia Lewis
YWCA
College Board of ‘Trushes Teach Your
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Gil
America
Yasuko Koide
Akiko
Mcamuster
Pullen
Florida Faces Severe Winter Crisis Hits Agriculture
Florida endures its worst winter in memory as cold and rain devastate cattle, groves, and vegetables. Officials warn ongoing freezes will worsen by March, threatening tourism, farming, and dairy industries statewide.
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Florida
Florida i Catremen
A. O. Boarerdh
Ewan Nie
Lebrary
Pearce
Calle
Driver Killed as Car Crashes with Daughter Unharmed
A NV man died when his car veered and struck guard rails, killing the driver. His 12 year old daughter, asleep in the back seat, was unharmed. Police say the crash occurred after the vehicle crossed into the opposite lane. Relatives prepared to arrive as Cecil County officials investigated.
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Mna
Stitten
Tsland
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Bavk
Dihart
Rinchard Dell Rass
W. Beewle
Faye
Hawke En Dell Mors
Ida
Ware
Ceeil
New York Board Suspends 644 Students in Schools
The New York City Board of Education adopted a policy to suspend students deemed repeatedly disruptive or involved in violations of behavior standards. In Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island, 644 pupils were suspended across elementary and high schools. Officials say the policy targets chronic misbehavior rather than explicit legal violations, while critics urge caution amid concerns about resources and long-term impact.
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Board of Education
Ip Elementary
Huntor
Viner
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Shenard
Uigh
Sohogls
William Jansen
Robert *. Wagner
Ralph W. Whelan
City Youth Board
Albany
James E Allen
Immensdale
Wagner
Jeport
Isehout
Six Inch Snow Falls in Garrett and Western Maryland
The Associated Press reports Western Maryland received over three inches of new snow with up to six inches in some areas. The State Roads Commission recommended chains west of Frostburg. Snow extended to Garrett County with accumulations varying. Hancock eastward roads were mostly clear, and Big Savage Mountain stood at about four inches.
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State Roads Commission
Oday
Frostburg
Vett County
Conight
Frosthiung
Alegany
Uuncock
Hancock
Big Savage
Cumberland
Arount Maver
Garrett
Doctors in Munich probe Britain air disaster wreckage
Report from Munich indicates doctors are examining injured survivors after a Britain air disaster. Investigators probe wreckage found near the scene as questions about the accident are reviewed.
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Kgep Vigi
Munich
Germany
Kent
Britain
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