Taneytown Youth Killed in Train Car Crash Near Crossing
A Taneytown youth, Rodney Barnhart, 17, died at Annie Warner Hospital after a collision between a 1988 Chevrolet driven by Klein and a Pennsylvania Railroad train at a county road crossing north of Taneytown. Howard F. Stein, 19, survived with injuries and was listed in satisfactory condition. State Trooper Paul Hahn said Klein may face charges. the crossing had lights but only limited signals. the accident occurred about 8:40 a.m. near Angell Road.
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Taneytown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rodney Barnhart
RFD 1
Annie Warner
Geuys
Paul Hahn
Klein
Angell Road
York
Frederick
G. L. Baublitz
Barnhart
Tanevtewn Fire Department
Baltimore
Hahn
Wararried
Dag Hammarskjold Warns On Sanctions In Middle East
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold cautioned that U.N. steps to punish Israel at this time could worsen the Middle East crisis. In a General Assembly special report he said no progress toward Israel’s withdrawal from Egypt and the Gaza Strip had been made and urged guidance on next actions. He noted sanctions are only recommendations and questioned if they would add new elements of conflict.
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United Nations
Dag Hammerskjold
U.N
Israel
Middle East
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Egypt
Gaza
Washington
Fulbright
Todas
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Huge holdings of real estate by U S
A Senate Appropriations Committee report shows the federal government owns about 4.3 billion dollars in real property. The General Services Administration cites 1.0 to 1.5 million acres of land and a rise from a year earlier due to new inventory methods and program expansions in atomic energy defense and reclamation. It notes most property lies domestically with large portions overseas.
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Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
General Services Administration
Atomic Energy, Defense
United States
New York Talks To Avert Strike Fails
Contract talks to avert a threatened dockworkers strike collapsed last night from Maine to Virginia. The break down would idle 450 longshoremen and likely push the strike to begin at 5 pm tomorrow, said union spokesmen. The International Longshoremen's Association and the New York Shipping made the failure virtually certain.
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New York
Maine
Virginia
Independent International Longshoremen's Assn
Light Snow Briefly Covers Fields Before Melt
Light snow left a thin cover on fields and mountains late morning but melted on streets as temperatures hovered near freezing. Forecaster predicted fair, colder tonight and Tuesday. roads reported no ice or snow. Groundhog weather followed a day of sun and 34 degrees with heavy weekend rains raising streams but no major flooding.
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Weather Bureau
State Roads Commission
Weekend Rains Leave Scores Homeless
Heavy weekend rains swelled creeks and rivers across West Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania leaving scores of residents homeless and stranding towns along the Ohio River. No deaths were reported though damage to roads bridges and communities was extensive with evacuations in Clarksburg Portsmouth and Pittsburgh area as rivers rose and then receded.
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Associated Press
West Vir
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Wes Een
West Virginia
Weston
West Fork
Scioica County
Portsmouth
North Moreland
Eden Park
New Boston
Monongahela River
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Allegheny
Cheat
Little
Kana
State Road Commission
Charleston
Huntington
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Lincoln Day Speeches Clash Over GOP Modernization
U.S. Senator Aiken says the voting public backs Eisenhower’s modern Republicans, despite party conservatives. Indiana Senator Jenner urges a 1958 GOP Congress to cut spending while criticizing Eisenhower’s Middle East aid plan. Wisconsin Senator McCarthy attacks peace program, warns about atomic material sharing. Kansas City event features Meade Alcorn urging party realignment. Also report that Colombo premier Bandaranaike orders base move to Trincomalee before year end. P. S. Yates dead in Cambridge, Maryland Hospital at 62.
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Washington
Sen
Aiken
Eisenhower
GOP
Chicago
Kansas City
Meade Alcorn
Republican Ntional Committee
Jenner
Congress
Middle East
McCarthy
R-Wis
Atoms For Peace
Atomic Energy Agency
United States
Idaho
Republican Park
Colombo
Cesion
Solomon Bandaranaike
Cesson
Trincomalee
Britain
Tad
Ceylon
Isi
Lincoln's Birthday Office Closures Reported
Court House and City Hall offices will close for Lincoln's Birthday and Washington's Birthday observances. State offices also affected with no special events noted. Post office will follow its usual holiday schedule. Frederick locations set to close February 23, noon cutoff.
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Court House
City Hall
Lincoln
Frederick Banks
Washington
Frederick
High Water At Cumberland Floods Delay Maryland Work
Snow from the west blankets Maryland with 2 3 inches along U S 6 near Frostbars as Southern counties expect rain. In Cumberland high water halts flood control work with equipment evacuated from Wills Creek sites. Potomac at Cumberland nears flood stage but recedes. contractors estimate millions spent and potential delays.
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Associated Press
Maryland
U.S. 6
State Roads Commission
Cumberland
Yester Gay
Wills Creek
Potomac
West Virginia Racing Commission Sets Charles Town Meeting
The new three member West Virginia Racing Commission schedules a two day meeting at Charles Town track next Thursday and Friday. Commissioner William D. Poland provided the update noting the venue and timing of the session in Martinsburg area.
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Charles Town
Martinsburg
W. Va
West Virginia Racing Commission
Charles Townt
William D. Poland
Traffic safety meeting in Maryland highlights driver education
About 100 attendees at the First District Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel discussed solving the traffic accident menace. Speakers including Mrs E Irving Baumgartner and Corporal Joseph F White urged education, road design review, and stronger state policing to curb crashes.
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First District of Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Francis Scow Key Hotel
E. Irving Baumgartner
First
Alaryland Federation of Women’s ‘Clubs
Pan ‘Er
John S. Gardiner
State Federation Traffic Safety
Joseph F. White
Maryland
George Hammond
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Fred Bull
Montgomery County Safety Board
Edward B. Landry
Harold C. Carlton
American Automobile Association
Charles Ray
Market Service, Inc
Richard Mansfield
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Areca
Removal Of Large Part Of Stomach No Longer Serious
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W Va Removal of a large part of the stomach for ulcers is no longer a serious operation today than twenty years ago a Roanoke surgeon reported at the opening session of a regional International College of Surgeons meeting Dr George S Bourne of Memorial Crippled Children's Hospital Roanoke said subtital gastrectomy removal of two thirds to three fourths of stomach is the operation of choice for ulcers not responding to medical care Patients who must undergo surgery for recurrent hemorrhage obstruction or pain seem to have the best chance of permanent relief Surgeons beyond large medical centers are performing the operation and about 300 surgeons are attending the Mid Atlantic Region meeting
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Roanoke
George 5S. Bourne
Memorial Crippled Children’s Hospital
International College of Surgeons
Mid-Atlantic
London Press Denies Royal Rift Rumors as Silly
London papers dismissed reports of a split between Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip as silly and baseless speculation despite Buckingham Palace denying the claims. Readers, including commuters and officials, reacted with laughter or indifference as the queen and royals prepared for a Portugal state visit.
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London
Elizabeth Ty
Duke of Edinburgh
Buckingham Palace
Cmdr
Richard “Colville
Middle East
America
Princess Margaret
Elizabeth
Windsor
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Portugal
Laborite
Daily Herald
Philin
Conservative Express
Daily Express
Commonwealth
Petition for Judgment in Equity Court on Real Estate Rights
Mrs. Margaret Summers Alger files in Equity Court under the Maryland uniform declaratory judgments act to resolve rights to Emerton real estate bought from the Summers estate. Defendants include Bela Summers and Millard H Summers, siblings, with Millard named as a third party. Deeds drawn were unsatisfactory and negotiations have failed, creating a clouded, antagonistic dispute likely to require a declaratory ruling to terminate the controversy.
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Equity Court
Emerton
John F. Summers
Margaret Summers Alger
Bela Elizebeth ‘Summers
Millard H. Summers
Harmony
Mr. Summers
Edward D. Storm
Beira Summers
Millard Summers
Sunken ship blocks canal delaying Suez transit
A salvaged Egyptian landing ship blocks the Suez Canal channel north of Ismailia, delaying the first vessel to transit since the fighting. The 1900-ton Haiian tanker Pianeta at anchor near Ismailia and the 2140-ton Egyptian LST Akka were affected as the G N salvage fleet works to clear a channel wide enough for 1000-ton ships by March. The Arab League accuses Western oil firms of price fixing and restraining Middle East output. Yemen talks: Aden reports Russia will finance 15-year harbor construction as Yemen and Britain clash on the frontier. Steel and other issues drag market down in early New York trading.
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Cairo
Suez Canal
Suez
Pianeta
Ismailia
Egypt
Red Sea
Port Said
U. N
Lake
Timsai
G. N
Nine-Mation Arab League
The
League
U. S
Compas
Aden
Russia
Yemen
Britain
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press Maryland Delaware
Cloudy and cold today and Tuesday. Warmer Wednesday but turning cold again Thursday. Warmer again by Saturday with a chance of light rain on Thursday and Saturday. Temperatures average 2 to 4 degrees above normal, with normal highs in the lower 140s and upper 20s in western Maryland, and normal lows around 17 to 29.
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Associated Pr
Maryland
Delaware
Eisenhower Macmillan Meeting Set in Bermuda
President Eisenhower will meet Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Bermuda March 21 to 24 to discuss broad world issues. He will also confer in Washington February 20 to 27 with French Premier Guy Mollet as tensions from the Suez crisis persist.
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Bermuda
Will See
Thomasville
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Als
Washington
Guy Mollet
United States
Hant
Britain
France
Bet Israel
Brynt
James C. Hageris
White House
Eisenhowe
Macmillan
Anthony Eden
Haggerty
Eisenhower-Mollet
Winston Churchill
Joseph Laniel
Dulles
Golf Dulles
United Nations
Israel
Gate Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Hagerty
Ike Continues Quail Hunting While Watching Mideast Crisis
President Eisenhower vacationing at Milestone plantation plans quail hunting and golf with Humphrey hosting, as he balances leisure with handling official papers and nominations for the Senate. He spoke by phone with Secretary Dulles amid ongoing Israel Egypt tensions, while wife Mamie joined in a quiet Sabbath after morning church services.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Washington
Senate
Dulles Lanz
White House
United Aims
Israel
Egypt
L. N
Bower
First Presbyterian Church
Blackfish Land And Black Traffic
SHAMI Fia reports a mass stranding at Key Colony Beach mud flats where more than a dozen bottle shaped blackfish or porpoises grounded. State conservation crews tried to tow them to deeper water but many perished within 12 hours as auto traffic stalled and fishermen recalled prior mass landings with no clear cause.
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Shami
Fia
Key Colony Beach
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