Two Truck Drivers Injured In U S 40 Crash East Of Frederick
Two truck drivers were hospitalized after a rear end collision on U S 40 five miles east of Frederick. A State Trooper en route to the scene was slightly injured in a second collision with a tar on East South Street. Vivian Ko Fawles and Gene Wallham Lenser were admitted with serious injuries. Trooper Paul Storer treated the trooper. the tanker tractor owner was Baltimore Tank Lines. Police estimate losses around $3,000. A second small crash occurred on East South Street involving Francis Smith of Libertytown with minor damage to Smith’s car.
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U. S. 40
Frederick
East South Street
Vivian Ko Fawles
RFD 2
Middletown
Gene Wallham Lenser
Hanover
Howard Cos
Fawley
Yenser
Robert T. Storowale
Paul Kline
Fowles
State Roads Commission
Monocacy River Bridge
Baltimore Tank Lines
Kline
SRC
South Street
Storer
Francis Smith
Libertytown
Water Street
Smith
Pinay Fails To Form New French Government
Former Premier Pinay abandons bid to form France's 21st postwar government after conservative leaders meet. President Coty to resume talks with other leaders as the cabinet crisis follows Premier Pinard's resignation and URP opposition. The move leaves Pinay short of the votes needed to continue.
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Paris
Antoinme Pinay
France
Rene Coty
Elisee Palace
Coty
Pierre Wendes
Pinai
Popular Republican Movement
URP
Westenlay
Pio
Assembly
Hia
Lavhington Birthday Pinner and Lodge Dinner Event
A February 24 celebration for Lavhington Birthday Pinner includes a 6:18 p.m. dinner and 7:30 p.m. program hosted by Charles F Trak, pastor of the Exangel ee Luther, at Phoenix Lodge in Phoemaville. Ralph A. Dallman presides as lodge master with a committee including Roy Franklin Gaines and Raymond TH among others. The report also notes Pierre S. DuPont’s estate plan allocating the major portion of his multi million dollar estate to a Longwood Gardens foundation in Kennett Square, Pa.
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Seth Fae
Buviday Cole Segnon Pis
Tremple
Charles F Trak
Luther Thuecb
Frederick
Phoenix Lodge
Ho Ta
Phoemaville
Wail
Ralph A. Dallman
Meni Vets
Roy Franklin Gaines Chaiman
Raymond TH
Cramer Charles Woo Won
Gravee E
Nthirk and
Trevets
Lstith
WES
Chesteis Pa
Pierre S. DuPont
Longwood Gardens
Kennett Square
Chester County Cours
Cold Wave Hits Midwest With Record Low Temps
A severe cold wave swept the Midwest bringing frigid temps and snow. The Weather Bureau in Chicago warned it could be the worst of the winter as readings fell to minus 27 at Dickinson North Dakota and minus 23 at International Falls Minnesota, with other cities from Minneapolis Saint Paul to Omaha showing deep freezes. Winds up to 30 mph and snow squalls affected Illinois and Kansas City, while the front moved southeast across the region.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Dickinson ND
International Falls
Minn
Walliston
N.D
Duluth
Spencer
Iowa
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Sioux City
Helena
Mont
Omaha
Great Lakes Region
Texas
Kansas City
Mio
Ilinois
Kansas
Hyattstown Store Fire Probed For Arson Clues
Firemen investigated the Byron Darby store ruins at Hyattstown on the Frederick Montgomery line to uncover arson clues after a Wednesday blaze that destroyed the major mercantile. They searched for ham bones amid seven country hams, hoped to open a salvaged safe with stamps and government papers nearby, as owner W L Burdette plans rebuilding and a new Darby store on the same site. Estimated losses were reported between 4000 and 8000 dollars, with merchandise stock dwindling in recent months.
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Byron Darby
Hyattstown
Frederick
Montgomery County
W. L. Burdette
Darby
Datey
Baltimore Fracas Between State Senator and Taxi Operator
A Baltimore restaurant clash involved State Sen Joseph Bertorelli and taxi operator Michael Vittelo. Vittelo says Bertorelli stood up after words, knocked him, leaving a head cut. A warrant was sought but not issued due to lack of witnesses and evidence. Vittelo notes possible provocations. Bertorelli calls it a minor scuffle. Vittelo was a former Senate candidate. Bertorelli denies serious incident. The piece also notes stocks rising sharply in New York.
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Baltimore
O. & Gacarwid
Jaeseph A. Bertorelli
D-Baltoist
Miachel A Vittelo
Vittello
Bertorello
Baltimmne
Belgie Vasistrate
Stanley Titchardson
Bertorelllis
Mab Peluincd
Tiehardson S and
Todas
Vittelo
Bertorelly
Hertarellus
Te Vittelo
Baltimore City
New District Plan For Braddock Heights Considered
County Commissioners presented a plan to the Annapolis delegation to consolidate Braddock Heights into Braddock District by extending the boundary 1500 feet westward along key roads. The plan also proposes a western extension affecting Jefferson Boulevard and Cherry Lane regions. Sheriff Alexander urged changes to dog damage appraisal procedures.
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Annapolis
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Charles McC. Mathias
Middietown
Maryland Avenue
Jefferson Boulevard
Cherybane
Windowhone
Braddock District
Jefferson Boule
Cherry Lane
Teen Barnes
Ballenger
Jefferson
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Horace M. Alexander
Sheff
Court House
Anne Arundel County Court House
Roger Willard
Byron Thompson
Burton Cannin
Seven Dollars Short of Seal Goal at February Meeting
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association directors reported only seven dollars short of the 13000 Christmas Seal Sale goal after February discussions. Hospital admissions were debated at the East Church Street School. Mrs. Date was named secretary, noting 129,9328 raised in December’s sale from 2389 letters sent and 7332 returned for a net average of 199 per contributor. Francis J. Gibson warned of potential limits on patient admissions across Maryland hospitals, urging tighter zoning to reduce tobacco and heart-related stays, with the board voting to refer the issue to the Health Council for next week’s meeting.
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Frederick County
Kent C. Nutedemus
Francis J. Gibson
Marsland Tuberculosis Ap ~Ociatien
Conn
Baltimore
Washington County
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Health Council
Bill Boosts Pay For Fire Companies
A bill to raise annual county funding for fire companies by 33,450 was approved by the State Senate and moves to the House. It raises payments to Carroll Man or and New Market volunteers to 1,359 each this year and boosts Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company to 1,350, lifting total annual levy for fire companies from 16,650 to 19,160. The measure, by Senator Jacob R. Ramsburg, would take effect on passage.
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State Senate
Carroll Manor
New Market
Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Senato Hoff
Carroll County
Senate
Frederick County
Goldstein
Melvin J1 Derr
Three Days Festivities For Portugal Wedding
In Casais Porirgal Portugal a royal gathering marks three days of wedding festivities for Italian Princess Maria Pia and Yugoslav Prince Alexander. The couple, ex King Umberto's daughter and the former Lugoslav regent's son, will wed in exile on Saturday at the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption after a romance sparked on a Mediterranean cruise hosted by Greece's King Paul. A Vatican dispensation allowed the mixed Catholic Orthodox ceremony.
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Cascais Porirgal
Europe
Maria Pia
Alenander
Umberto
Greece
Paul
Alexander
Ftiny
Lugoslav
Priests Discharged in Buenos Aires Education Shakeup
The Ministry of Education announced the discharge of 100 Roman Catholic priests amid a drive to reform religious instruction in schools. The move aims to remove clerical influence from classrooms and refocus education on state standards and secular instruction.
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Buenos Aires
Igenusa
Minetry of Education
Todas
Tap Peste Front
New Barracks Planned at Easton for State Police
Gov McKeldin's capital improvements plan includes a new State Police barracks at Easton costing 164100 dollars. The proposal was submitted to the legislature for approval.
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Annapolis
Easton
Flaming Chase Ends in Death in Jersey City
A wild auto chase ended in a flaming death early today in Jersey City. Constance Cobb, 18, of Milltown, was forced by Leonard Pasco, 23, who held a gun to her neck, to drive. Their car crashed into a Hudson County police vehicle, flipped, and burst into flames. Pasco and Cobb died inside. Pasco was later chased by authorities and fled after disarming a patrolman.
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Jersey City
Constance Cobb
Milltown
Middlesex County
Leonard Pasco
Bound Brook
Constance
Pasco
Hudson County
Hylan Petri
Thing Lim
Grn
Orth Brunswick
Miss Cobh
Pasca
Elizabeth
Miltown
James Philburn
Newark
Marylander Killed An Unintended Shot
Sgt James Donald Wilson of Ridgely Maryland on leave from the Klamath California Air Force Base was killed on a farm near Weider when a 22 caliber rifle loaded by his fiancée Mrs Jean Akers discharged unexpectedly. The incident occurred as she attempted to shoot at a target while Wilson stood in a nearby building. Wilson was 20 and the son of Mr and Mrs James R Wilson.
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Mecinnville Ore
Air Force
Maryland
Teacking
Curves Opto Tate
James Donald Wilson
Pidgeley
Klamath
Calif
Weider
Jean Akers
Wilson
Akers
iMeder
James R Wilson
Ridgely
No Broad Improvement In Drought Condition
There was no broad improvement during January in the drought across much of the nation, the Geological Survey said. Stream flow and groundwater levels declined unusually, with water levels at or near low levels in the West and southern half of the country. Below normal stream flow reported in Illinois, Arkansas, Northern Louisiana, Texas, Eastern Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Northern Florida, Southern Alabama, and Mississippi.
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Washington
Todas
Ty Tnommuma Waller Lesoiites Review
Illinois
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Maryland
Virgina
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Busersipp
Benmessoa
Licenses Of Three Drivers Are Revoked
Three county drivers had licenses revoked after hearings by Motor Vehicle License Reviewer Ray Horn in the courthouse on Wednesday afternoon. Several others faced suspensions up to three months and one man was refused a license for two years. Names include Merle Eugene Lyles, Elmer Paul Wildt, and Dorothy C Harley, with additional revocations and suspensions for Samuel A Gladhet, LeRoy A Johnson, Charles L Brown, and Chaunces P Cramer among others.
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Ray Horn
Court House
Merle Eugene Lyles
RFD 1
Monrovia
Elmer Paul Wudl
Joettil4
Alu Pts LO
Dorothy C. Harley
Pearl Street
Joseph Lester Tressier
RFD J. Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Robert Nelson Staley
West Patrick Street
Staley
Samuel A. Gladhit
Leroy Alvin Johnson
RFD 2
Alonrovia
Roadside Control Law Fees Fight Bill In Legislature
Opponents warn a proposed roadside control bill would give the Maryland Roads Commission sweeping authority over land along state roads. A memo circulated by delegate Kathisa Lachary argues the measure would strip private landowners of compensation, effectively creating a state “voting czar” over routes and roadside advertising. Critics say it threatens property rights and local control, labeling the bill a potential “steel of 1957” and a threat to constitutional protections.
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Wis Kathisa Lachary
Montsomers County
Thesdaxy
Anan O
Martland
State Roads Commission
Voning Czar
Tamboene
Wold Tian
Roads Commission Lock, Stack and Barrel
Cannr
Preads Commissaoainch
Maryland
General Assembly
Roads Commission
Insland
Withdrawal At Critical Stage Now From Tachens
Nationalist forces on the Tachens blasted and burned a maze of tunnels as civilians were moved to Formosa. U S Tth Fleet ships kept the East China Sea secure while jets protected the withdrawal. Nationalist sources said retreat on Yu Shan Group and Pishan islands was complete, with Nanchishan civilians to be pulled out though the garrison may stay as a northern shield for Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai - Shek
Tachen Islands
U.S Tth
East China Sea
Yu Shan
Pishan
Tachens
Nachishan
Garison
Jim Behrer
Becker
Eden dodges call for immediate Formosa cease fire conference
In the House of Commons Opposition member James Hudon urged Prime Minister Anthony Eden to summon an international conference inviting China and the United States to seek a Formosa Strait cease fire. Eden said China’s refusal is being studied with Commonwealth and allied governments. Nehru said Western powers the USSR and India are discussing possible moves to end China fighting, including a non UN conference. Britain reportedly rejected Molotov’s Formosa conference proposal without Nationalist China.
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London
Anthony Eden
Formosa
James Hudson
Eden
House of Commons
Chou E. Nations
China
United States
Formosa Strait
Commonwealth
Nehru
Russia
India
United Nations
Britain
V. M. Molotov
Very Cold Weather Promised By Saturday
The weather bureau warns of very cold conditions by Saturday after a brief warm spell. Temperatures hit 44 at the airport this morning and may rise near 60 this afternoon, with yesterday reaching 48 and a low of 27 overnight. Light rain and possible late afternoon snow flurries could precede the change, potentially halting skating on Culler Lake despite the warm spell. Federal Court of Appeals rules today on publisher Albert E. Kahn’s bid to stay six months for contempt over withholding grand jury facts about Harvey Matsson’s forthcoming book False Witness. Kahn’s firm Cameron and Kahn received the original sentence and a stay was granted as appeals proceed.
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Weather Bureau
Culler Lake
New York
Federal Court of Appeals
Bal
Albert E. Kahn
Harvey Matsson
Kahn
Cameron and Kahn
Reed
W. Clancy
Clancy
Pami
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Blaze
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Nikola
Bulganin
Jeft
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Joseph Stalin
Malenkov
Lavren
Im- Bera
Marenkov
Shree
Nikita S. Khrushcher
New Market and
Carroll Manor Companies
Portugal
Wild Auto
Jersey
Vienna
Georgi Malenkov
Poland
Bulgaria
Stalin
Munster
Morotov
Toroin
Churchil
Nikolai Bulganin
Vatican City
Pius XII
Charles Lee Brown
West All Saints Street
Chaunces Philip Cramer
East Eighth Street
Roland Austin Adams
Hart Valentine Willberry
Dowds
David Thomas Moers
Maryland General Assembly
Geneva
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