Boy Killed Sledding Near Myer sville Farm
Nine year old James Morine of Myersville and cousin Chris Seigliano were sledding on a county road near a farm when Morine s sled struck a drainage pipe, ejecting both youths. Morine died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from internal injuries. He was a Parkway School fourth grader and a Tall Cedars member. State Trooper Wer L. Clark investigated.
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iWelcomes Call For H S Survey
Baltimore's Dr Thomas G Pullen state superintendent welcomes Gov McKeldin's survey of Maryland high schools. He cautions two implications the study could imply and argues the assembly should not assume curricula control. A federal role in science and math education is opposed as the stockbridge commission study proceeds. Washington reports Eisenhower Dulles confer over Tunisian frontier bombing.
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Serious Burned In Home Fire Kills Frederick Man
A 66 year old Frederick laborer, John Bowens, was severely burned when his clothing caught fire near 325 East Church Street. He was alone, rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital, with burns over most of his body except face and feet. William Biddinger is credited with aiding Bowens by forcing entry and signaling firefighters. The incident occurred about 6 45 a m as Bowens stood by a kitchen stove in a bid to warm himself. the rear of his trousers reportedly caved in igniting the flames. The house sustained no fire damage.
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Hitchhiker Strangled by Self Defense Claim
Police held University of Maryland student Charles G Sokal 24 of Tiverdale Heights Md pending coroner inquest after he says hitchhiker Reginald Adolph Lee tried to rob him in Washington. Sokal wrestled Lee to gain a headlock. taxi driver alerted police. Lee appeared dead on arrival at D C General Hospital. Lee had prior assault and housebreaking charge and attended Howard University.
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Jersey City Faces Cave-Ins Amid Water Crisis
Jersey City authorities closed schools and industrial plants as a 54 year water system faltered, police and city crews searched for the break while residents moved out. Fire officials rushed to a small blaze in the stricken area but found only a garbage fire. water use was limited.
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Statewide cold and wind sweep Maryland
Maryland endured the coldest weather of the year with clear skies and strong winds. Temperatures plunged below freezing across the state, with Garrett County reporting nine inches more snow and many roads drifted shut. State Police and the Roads Commission struggled to keep routes open as blizzards and drifting snow challenged travel. lows ranged from 2 to 25 degrees as forecasts predicted continued below normal temperatures.
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Three-Foot Snow Drifts Batched Across County Roads
Three-foot drifts blocked northwest county roads after a fierce weekend storm with strong winds. Crews battled icy piles from Garrick to Wolfsville as plows opened Maryland 153 to South Mountain and temperatures plummeted to 11 to 19 degrees. Ice formed on the Monocacy river and Buckeystown Dam. February precipitation rose to 1.05 inches at the airport station.
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Two-Car City Crash Damages Reported
A Sunday morning two-car collision at Jefferson and West South streets caused about $5,200 in damage. Thomas J. Embrey of Leesburg Virginia and Fred P. Bussett Reed of 315 East Patrick Street were involved. Reed, eastbound on West South Street, allegedly ran a red light and struck Embrey’s southbound Ford. Reed was charged with failing to stop for a red light. Police Sgt. Paul W. Mossburg investigated. Damages totaled about $125 to Embrey’s Ford and $75 to Reed’s Mercury.
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Former Coca Cola vice president dies in Baltimore
Samuel L. Willard 83 former Coca Cola Co vice president died at home in Baltimore He helped run production from age 21 under Asa G Candler He helped found the Southern Hotel Corp and served as an officer of the Pennsylvania Sand Glass Co He left a charitable legacy and is survived by his brother and two nephews and nieces Funeral plans are not yet decided in Baltimore Also President Eisenhower hosts a state dinner for diplomats with a second dinner Tuesday night as part of the 1958 social calendar
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Five Day Forecast From The Accsculated Press
The forecast indicates a three to degree below normal average with a slow warming trend through the period. Snow and possible rain or snow expected in the mountains and elsewhere Friday or Saturday. Total precipitation around one tenth of an inch with normal highs and lows.
Blizzards Paralyze Northeast as Roads Close
Severe winter storms crippled the Northeast with up to 34 inches of snow in Syracuse and heavy drifts across Upstate New York. Hundreds of roads blocked and motorists marooned. schools and many offices closed. at least 27 deaths nationwide tied to traffic accidents and heart attacks from shoveling snow.
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Midget Football League Banquet Set At United Church
The Midget Football League will hold a banquet Tuesday at seven in the social room of the Evan gelical Reformed United Church of Ghost. Invited are midget players parents league officials game officials and others who helped during the past season. Those with uniforms not yet turned in were asked to do so.
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Chow Attacks Policies Of United States
Political flare from a foreign policy speech broadcast by Peiping radio denounces U.S. stance on Formosa Korea and the Middle East. Chou Enlai accuses Washington of aiming at two Chinas and meddling in Chinese matters while praising Egypt and Buria. He says the United States violates the armistice and pressures nations to deny Red China.
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Driver dies after trailer crashes into Shu House on US 16
Ernest Lee Farr of York Alabama died after his tractor trailer left US 15 northbound and struck the Shuff home on US 16 near Catoctin Furnace. Fire crews battled to free him as four Shuff family members escaped unharmed from the wreck. The accident occurred about 5:15 this morning during a sleep-related lapse. The Shuffs reported their upstairs apartment filled with smoke and debris, but they found safety with a neighbor and firefighters. The trailer and cargo suffered extensive damage. Farr was pronounced dead at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an autopsy.
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Five Properties Lost In Fire On Sunday
Five properties owned by Bruce V. Sith Inc in Jacobus Pennsylvania burned Sunday as winds whipped flames. Firefighters faced frozen hydrants in temperatures near eight degrees, destroying a large appliance store, adjacent restaurant, post office, bottled gas business, a dwelling and two apartments above the post office. No injuries reported. The blaze damaged about 1 mile north of the Maryland line on U.S. Route.
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