Revisions In Rules For Beverages In Frederick County
Frederick County updates its beverage regulations adopted by County License Commissioner Gail L. Catshall. The changes refine rules on habitual drinkers, no free drinks after hours with limited New Year’s Eve exceptions, outdoor sale areas, and Sunday election-day sales. The overhaul reduces health rules, shifting sanitation accountability to licensees under county and municipal standards.
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Frederick County
Gail L. Catshall
Circuit Court
Catshall
Health Department
Oahse
Alabama Rally Draws 15 000 in Presegregation Plea
A Montgomery rally attracted about 15 000 people as speakers urged keeping racial segregation. Senators James Kach and Misc urged resistance to integration with intact lawfulness while urging peaceful conduct. The event followed a history of campus unrest and a prior incident involving Autherine Lacy at the University of Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
Sen James () Kach
Misc
Sam Engelhardt
Eastland
University of Alabama
Alabama
NAACP
Autherine Lacy
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Western Md Driving Poor Weather Impacts Roads
A light snow moved across Western Maryland early today with misty rain, creating poor driving conditions. Chains were advised in the Fiusiureg area as over an inch of snow collected before rain. Fog reduced visibility on mountainous stretches of U.S. 40. Temperatures hovered around freezing in Western Maryland and about 46 elsewhere in the state.
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Maryland
Fiusiureg
U.S. 40
Baltimore Fire Loss Half Million Blaze Harms Downtown Plant
A major fire at 19 Light Street in Baltimore damaged part of the Cheston L. Esherman Co building, with losses estimated up to half a million dollars. Over 200 firefighters fought thick smoke as water damage spread to lower floors and nearby David B. Taylor Co. personnel and two fire boats assisted, while firefighter Norman Jennings 28 briefly suffered smoke inhalation but recovered.
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Baltimore
Light St
Norman Jennings
Cheston L. Esherman Co
David B. Taylor Co
Barber
No Appeal From Denial Of Writ
The Court of Appeals refused to permit prisoner John Wilbur Davis to appeal a denial of habeas corpus in Frederick County Circuit Court. Davis argued waiver of grand jury action and lack of counsel, but the court held these issues cannot be raised on habeas corpus. The court also rejected claims about an involuntary confession, regularity of proceedings, jurisdiction, and sufficiency of evidence.
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Court of Appeals
Frederick County
Davis
Frederick
Intra-Party Struggle For Control In New Hampshire GOP
The New Hampshire Republican scene shows an intra party struggle for control of the state delegation to the Republican National Convention amid Eisenhower uncertainty. A March presidential primary filing deadline looms for candidates, with factions aligned to liberal versus conservative wings vying for influence and support from key backers and Gov. Lane Dwinell.
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New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Tanigit
GOP
Gonsers
Lane Dwinell
Firenhower
Thurmont Plans Immediate Bond Sale To Buy Water Company
Thurmont will advertise and sell bonds to purchase the Mechanicstown Water Company after a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling allowing cities to raise debt and taxes under home rule. The town plans a 387 000 bond issue, with 38 000 for stock and the rest to retire company debt over 30 years, plus water revenues expected to fund debt service and provide a potential 5 000 yearly surplus for system expansion.
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Thurmont
Mechanicstown Water Company
Thomas S. Ghris
Glass
Toun
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Thurymont
Thurmont Bank
Snow and Rain Spread Across Eastern Nation Today
The Associated Press reports a weather pattern bringing rain and snow to the eastern half, with minor temperature changes overall. Disturbances in the Gulf push precipitation into the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, while the South East sees showers in Florida and the Carolinas.
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Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
Carolina Coast
Florida
Rockies
Lexas
Pacific Coast
West Plains
St Louis
Texas
Canadian
Plains
Temperatures Drop With Light Snow Possible
Weather observer warned of colder air pushing in with a chance of light snow though rain was likely in the area. Temperatures slipped from the fifties to around freezing overnight, with a 32 degree minimum at the State Police barracks. Civil War drummer Albert Woolson turns 109 today as he opens greetings.
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Duluth
Minn
Bos Albert Woolson
Frederick county junior high enrollment near 1958 forecast
The Frederick County Board of Education reports junior high enrollment at 3,206, within 100 of the 1958 target of 3,300. The forecast for 1960 remains 3,800, while senior high enrollments reach about 2,400 by 1960 and 2,078 currently. The plan includes opening a new junior high by September 1957, with some elementary shifts to Parkway and North Market Street to balance crowds. several schools show high teacher loads and a push to adjust classrooms as new facilities come online.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Frederick City
Buckelstaun Point of Rocks
Fowille
Catoctin Furnace
Biokitss Tle
Myersville
Sahillassite
Brunswick
Soupil
Redere
Pois Wal Ilel
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Lewistown
Parkway
North Market Street
Washington Street
Sear
Toursimo
Elm Street
Repo
Frederick High
Lobertstown
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Beckman scientist stabs four workers then attempts suicide
Four Beckman Industries employees were slashed in a plant attack in SOUTH PASADENA by Dr. Robert J. Dwyer who then tried to stab himself. Police say the motive is unknown as Dwyer was booked at Los Angeles General Hospital on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Victims Carle Brauner Sidney Johnson Ferbert Quan and D Dwight Taylor were injured during the confrontation as coworkers subdued the assailant.
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South Pasadena
Calif
Beckman Industries
Robert J. Dwyer
Los Angeles General Hospital
Arca
Beckman
George Spragues
Carle C. Brauner
Monrovia
Sidney Johnson
Burbank
Ferbert Quan
Los Angeles
D. Dwight Taylor
Altadena
Eighth Conviction For Violating Auto Law
Convicted this morning for the eighth time in Trial Magistrate's Court for operating a motor vehicle after license revocation. Minever E. Stewars, RFD 3 Gaithersburg, sentenced to days in Frederick county jail by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. Stewart noted an appeal and bond set at 500. Collateral forfeited by Benny Santoli, Glen Oaks Village. Other cases: speeding, operating without valid registration, and license issues involving several defendants including John W. Over, Gus Forlaines, George F. Sharpe, Kenneth Bo McGowan, and others, all arrested by various state and city officers.
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Minever E. Stewars
RFD
Gaithersburg
Frederick County
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Stewart
FE. L. Baum
Benny Santoli
Glen Oaks Village
L. 8
R.C. Dishong
James D. Clark
TY OS. Gaal
San. Op
John W. Over
Rockville
U.S. 40
Gus Forlaines
Middletown
Baym
George F. Sharpe
Wilmington
Del
Jefferson Street
Kenneth Bo McGowan
Asburs Park
Patrick Street
William A. Boone Jr
Health officers urge four week return for second inoculation
The health department says children should return exactly four weeks after the first gonio inoculation to avoid crowding at the end of the vaccination schedule. A limited number of stings and aids requires advance notice of attendance. Call the health department to confirm return dates. Also Madrid grants wider police powers for three months to curb student protests against the Falange.
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Forbes Burgese
Health Department
GIDER
Madrid
Spain
Falance Party
Clergymen From Three Faiths Quit University Program
In a campus dispute tied to the Kershaw incident, clergymen from three faiths withdrew from Rel igious Emphasis Week at the University of Mississippi after inviting Rev Alvin Kershaw was revoked. Leaders from Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish communities cancelled speaking engagements, leaving only out of state voices canceled. The House praised officials for accepting resignations of two professors over earlier protests.
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Joseph Fiehter
S 4 Sociologier
Loyola University of the South
New Orleans
Hit
George Chauncey
First Presbyterian Church
Monticello
Ark
Joe Earl Elmore
New York City
University of Mississippi
Milton Grafman
Temple Emanuel
Birmingham
Ala
Mississippi House of Representatives
Kershaw
Morton King Jr
Wiliam D. Buchanan Aassistant
Mississippi State
Wershaw
Wobe
NAACP
Merevy Airlift Escalates Across Europe Amid Snow Hunger
Helicopters and cargo planes rush food and fuel to thousands of snowbound villages across Europe as record cold freezes seas and rivers. France suffers another heavy toll while Denmark Sweden and other nations deploy icebreakers and weather tight efforts to restore routes and relief. Road conditions deteriorate with traffic jams stretching for miles as airlifts accelerate to ease the crisis.
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Lond
fooSviterianed
Sweden
Vasasiavtia
Badlands
Tlondias
Rumania
Bhesara
Mo Wegan Coe
Kattegat
Denmark
Europe
Wider Powers For Probe May Be Requested
Washington A woman aide to Senator Francis Case testified that John M Neff visited Case in Washington last month and referenced the natural gas bill. A special Senate committee holds hearings on possible improper influence on Case’s vote. The panel may seek broader authority if other campaign contributions are raised, with a grand jury summoning Neff over a 2500 donation.
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Washington
Francis Case
Bridges
Senate
Gan Brownie Caen
George ‘D-Ga
John M. Neff
Lexington, Neb
Case
Neff
Chen
Eisenhower to undergo preliminary medical tests today
President Eisenhower may undergo preliminary medical tests today as the first step in a full scale physical examination to help decide whether he will seek reelection. James Hagerty said doctors’ findings will not be released until after the medical team completes their review.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
House
White House
Slackening In 1955 Boom Noted In United States
Nationwide economic chatter centers on a cooling but still strong 1955 expansion. Auto production trims share of activity while Chrysler and Ford announce layoffs. profits rise for Mabt Oil, Rubber Co., and Reynolds Tobacco. railroads and stock dividends hit new highs as construction steadies with factory and industrial building momentum.
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York
Piloscuda
Federal Reserve
Atlanta
Dallas
Richmond
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chrysler
Ford
Cleveland
Secony Mabt Oil Co
Sonate
Mahtass
Sotal
Pemcevals Rally Behind Republicans Amid Turmoil
In a chaotic scene a Pemcevals supporter group leans toward the Republican platform on civil rights. Observers note confusion, strong emotions, and uncertain leadership as party lines form around key issues.
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Neve
Seenson
Washington
Cath Yidets
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