Temperature Rise Ousts Ice Coating Across Frederick County
Ice created by a freezing mist coated most sections of Frederick county this morning as temperatures rose to near 37 degrees at the airport by 9 am. State Police reported 10 serious accidents overnight and highway crews worked to melt the glaze on icy roads. Forecasters warned of more showers and a colder spell with snow flurries in the mountains by Wednesday night.
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Frederick County
Frederick
State Roads Commission
County Roads Board
Wolfsville
Brad Geck
Tan
County Man Found Dead In Petersville Garage
William Franklin Cramer Jr., 58, was found dead in his car at the garage of his Petersville home Monday afternoon. State Police said it was death by his own action. He formerly farmed in Walkersville and later lived in Petersville with a farm concern. Corporal John G. O Lough investigated. a hose connected car exhaust to the interior. Despondent in recent weeks, he reportedly attended church Sunday. He is survived by his wife Virginia Lee Cramer and two sons from a previous marriage, William F. Cramer Jr. and James J. Cramer, plus his mother and two grandchildren. Funeral directors were M. R. Etchison and Lee.
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William Franklin Cramer Jr
Petersville
Cramer
Walkersville
John G.O' Lough
James F. Longbrake
Virginia Lee Cramer
Wilhem F. Cramer Jr
James J. Cramer
Emena’ C. Cramer
M. R. Etchison
Lee
Stocks Rebound After Four-Day Decline
A stock market advance broad-based with gains around a dollar or more on many issues after four days of declines.
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New York
Investigation Into Baby's Death Continues
Investigators look into the death of two year old Lisa Charlene Fredericks of Carrollton Drive Baltimore County after a fall from a chair at home. Police sources say a juvenile is involved and all case information is with Juvenile Probation Officer Mrs. William C. Roderick.
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Lisa Charlene Fredericks
Adele ‘Fredericks
Carrollton Drive
Baltimore
William C. Roderick
PTA Leaders Meet at West Frederick High in Workshop
About 125 high school PTA leaders from western shore counties will attend a service workshop at West Frederick Junior High School. National and Maryland Congress officials will lead sessions and a coffee hour, with lunch and dinner arranged in the school cafeteria.
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Western Shore
West Frederick
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
C. Wheeler Detten
National Congress High School Service
William F. Robie
Maryland Congress
Cecil E. Ewing
Detjen
Biambnes
Bandoariate Junior High School
aiTg
Warner L. Brittain
The
West
Frederick Pta
Frank H. Lewis
Donald Z. Koons
Brinton E. Sullivan
Guy W. Nusz
L. R. Schoolman
J. M. Beebe
Charles S
V. Sanner
Austin Rhoads
New Market Plans Boundary Expansion Toward Frederick
Public hearing set by New Market commissioners for March 18 at 8 p.m. to discuss enlarging town boundaries west toward Frederick and south to a new area near the school. The move would include at least a dozen homes with more under construction, and extends street lights garbage service and curb and gutter to the annexed area if approved.
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Commissioners of
New Market
Frederick
New Dual
U.S
Loudoun County Man Hangs Self Authorities Say
A Loudoun County Virginia farmer reportedly killed himself by hanging saying health issues contributed. Authorities announced last night that death was self-inflicted and ruled a death by own action.
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Loudoun Co
Arther Rollins
Don County
Mr. Mettas
Setty Samts
Bennington Fire Destroys Theater and Businesses
A large three story brick building on Main Street in Bennington collapsed after a fire that raged over three hours. The General Stark Theater along with the offices of the state attorney and the Internal Revenue Service, Joys department store, a toy shop, a sandwich shop, a second shop, and the Bennington Social Club were destroyed. Damage was unofficially estimated at 750000, with no injuries reported. Freezing rain hampered firefighters efforts. Bennington lies in the southwest corner of Vermont near New York and Massachusetts.
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Bennington
General Stark
State's Attorney
Fed Jers Internal Revenue Service
Joy's Department Store
Ishop
Main Street
Vermont
New York State
Massachusetts
Nine Negro children enter three Alexandria schools without incident
Alexandria Virginia reports nine Negro children integrating three previously all white schools with police guard. No disturbances occurred as 60 to 65 officers monitored Ramsay and Ficklin elementary schools and Hammond High School.
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Alexandria
Virginia
Norfolk
Arlington County
Ramsay
Theodore Ficklin
Hammond High School
Tracks Removal To Begin In Spring In City Plan
The Potomac Edison Company trolley tracks from Fifth street will likely be removed after April first. City Engineer W R Walter said repaving is needed once tracks are out, delaying winter work. Removal spans from Fort Detrick to East Fifth street Chapel alley, plus through Hood College campus to Rosemont avenue, with PE handling cross-street sections.
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Potomac Edison Company
Fifth Street
W. R. Walter
Walter
City
Fort Detrick
East Fifth Street
Chapel Alley
Hood College
Rosemont Avenue
Grove
Fairview
Magnuoliz
Wilson
Lee
Southeastern Council to Meet in Annapolis
The Southeastern Council of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold its mid winter meeting in Annapolis on March 35 with about 200 delegates from nine states Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia attending.
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Annapolis
Southeastern Council of the
General’ Federation of Women's Clubs
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Douglas
Cumberland
Southeastern
Eisenhower Warns on False Radio Signals Luring Planes
President Eisenhower said some American planes may be drawn across Soviet borders by false radio signals though pilots have strict orders not to pursue a fox and hound chase. He cited navigational errors and stressed such tactics are against orders while noting occasional overflights. He also praised Secretary Dulles and cited Berlin talks, and discussed tornado relief and unemployment trends.
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Eisenhower
Iron Curtain
U.S
Ber
Dulles
Field
Enite Pwrtine
Soviet Union
Berlin
Kakhrushchevv
Office of Civilian and Defense Mobilization
Labor Department
Tme
Dulles Hospitalized for Hernia Surgery in 1950
Secretary of State Dulles checked into Walter Reed Medical Center at 10:24 am for a left inguinal hernia operation. Surgeons expect recovery over about two weeks, with Under Secretary Dillon acting as secretary and Herter set to relieve him on Sunday. Dulles had earlier traveled from London, Paris, and Bonn wearing a truss for the inguinal hernia and colon inflammation, amid questions about his return to duties and U.S. stance on Berlin.
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Dulles
Aremy
Walter Reed Medical Center
Leonard D. Heaton
Heaton
Eisenhower
West
Germany
James C. Hagery
Hagerty
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
London
Paris
Bonn
Walter Heed
White House
Hagerty Weade O
Antietam Celebration Dates Are Announced
Washington County committee unveils a Sept 6 to 17, 1962 observance of the Battle of Antietam centennial. Events include a motorized parade from Hagerstown to Sharpsburg, nightly pageants, and a Sept 17 reenactment with North and Confederate uniforms, plus a Presidents Day guest of honor. Dr. W H Shealy heads the planning.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Antietam
Sharpshoro
The
United States
Sharpsburg
Confederacy
W. H. Shealy
Maryland Warm Front Clears Roads in Statewide Weather Drop
A warm front across Maryland and neighboring areas melted ice and snow, freeing main highways. Temperatures surged toward record highs with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms forecast, while colder air moves in tonight and tomorrow. In other action, Sen. Samuel W. Barrick's bill creating a deputy State's Attorney for Frederick County at $3,000 annually passed the Senate and moves to the des mourse.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Bureau
Baltimore
Cumberland
Oakland
Senate
Sen
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick County
Four Special New Approach Days Observed This Week
Area residents observe four special days this week with two having religious significance. Shrove Tuesday precedes Lent with fastnachts and pancakes common. Lent begins Wednesday with services. Lincoln's birthday Thursday marks the 140th anniversary of his birth. Valentine’s Day falls Saturday with heavy mail. Washington's birthday noted for February 22. official observances on 23. Philadelphia AP reports on new language teaching recommendations by the National Association of Secondary School Principals urging a shift to immersive language learning starting seventh grade.
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Lincoln
Department of Employment Security
Peetha Omanialana
George Washington
Union To Reply To Pittsburgh Glass Offer
Katz reassigned to governor’s office in Maryland to handle public relations and meetings. Mediation continues as Pittsburgh Plate Glass negotiators and union officials plan joint sessions. Katz’s duties focus on communication tasks and public interaction, not Annapolis travel.
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Baltimore
Menasha Katz
Maryland
Katz
State House
Annapolis
Theodore A. McKeldin
William H. Weber
Philadelphia
Aner
Elmer F Munshower
Katz UN Gov. Tawes
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Ralph Reiser
United Glass and Ceramic Work
Ers Union
Deadly tornado devastates St Louis area with widespread casualties
A powerful tornado struck St Louis and suburbs at 2:12 am causing at least seventeen deaths and hundreds injured. The path hit tenement districts and freedoms of power and transport as Civil Defense mobilized. Towers at KTVI and KXLW toppled. looting reported and guards placed on standby.
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St, Louis
St. Louis
Brentwood
Crestwood
St. Louis County
Olive Street
Grand Boulevard
Newstead
St. Louis Avenues
City
Delmar Blvd
Page Biya
City Hospital
Homer G. Phillips Hospital
Homer G. Phillips
KTV1
Civil Defense
Francis P. Hardaway
Ret
Guy Gross
McAuley Hal
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