Eisenhower Proposes Four-Point Limit On Nuclear Tests
President Eisenhower unveiled a four point U S plan to limit nuclear tests aiming to break the Geneva deadlock with Russia. The proposal exempts low power underground tests from the ban, covers atmospheric ocean and space tests, and seeks verifiable controls to curb global radioactivity.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Police Arrest Three Magazine Salesmen
Police arrested three magazine salesmen in the city after officers found doors forced open. Lt Harry Quinn and officers Claude Evan and Norman Trump made the arrests amid warnings that solicitors must show credentials and have city licenses.
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de. Janoff
Evenne - Owns
Sanhap Tigh
AC 'Y oOenance
Harry Quinn
Claude Evan
Norman Trump
Frederick Hospital Receives Gift of 100 Shares Stock
The Frederick Hospital receives a donation of 100 shares of stock from K. Robinson in 1938. Mrs. George B. Dor is named president of the Auxiliary and nominating committee member Mrs. Mond Clary Ramsburg Jr. is appointed for officer elections in March. January statistics show 7 patients treated 729 admitted 625 discharged 126 remaining and 338 deaths.
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Duri Ince
The
Aux
George B. Dor
X Michael
Mond Clary Ramsburg Jr
Zeigler 93 Retired Tailor Dies at Homewood Church Home
Zeigler a 93 year old retired tailor died this morning at Homewood Church Home near Hagerstown just days before his 94th birthday. He formerly lived in Would Have been 94 on 33 and worked as a tailor until recently. Funeral services will be held at Evan ed Church with burial at Andrew cemetery.
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Hagerstown
George Z. Zeizgler
Church Home i
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Evaned United Church
Jacober
Rosanna Harrison
Susie
Evaned Church
Andrew Ome
Hecershe
Cemeien
Cleared Of Speeding In Court After Collision
23 year old man was cleared this evening in Mazi trate's Court of speed greater than prudent and reasonable in connect Harper Tr. tion near the cloverleaf intersection of and 35 south of the e¢ yesterd ay. Harper struck the late model Plymouth of two Canadians Howard Armstrong of Ontario. The Armstrong car was proceeding at 25 mph. Speed limit at that point is 60. Harper said he was driving his 1952 Oldsmobile at a steady speed and attempted to pass the other car misjudged speed and rammed into the rear. Both cars burned. injuries minor. Judge Edward D. Storm said the accident was caused by faulty signals and half the car damaged.
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Mazi Trate
Harper
Wasilion
Jeff
Howard Armstrong
Ontario
Armstrong
Oldsmobile
Edward D. Storm
A. Stonor
Hatcher
City Tax Collections Reach Thirty Thousand Dollars
City Treasurer Louis E. Eichelberger reports 30 000 in city taxes collected by Wednesday at SSU 068 with about 300 000 in real estate and personal property due. A two percent discount is offered if paid by month end and taxes must be processed individually.
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Louis E. Eichelberger
Ee Tax Rece
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Drivi
Eichelberzer
Enderson
Ted pAtier
Lewistown School Addition Condemnation Petition
The Lewistown Board of Education filed condemnation proceedings for about eight acres to expand the school grounds and install a sewerage system and a multipurpose room plus kitchen. The land owners Paul Takoma Park and George Grossnickle and wife Clara Jane are named, with no purchase agreement reached. Architects Ken and Shaw of Hyrattsville prepared the plans, and the state health department has approved the sewage system for the proposed addition. The project would roughly double the current school grounds to support enhanced facilities and eating areas.
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Board of Education
Lewistown
Paul
Takoma Park
Prince Georges County
George Thomas Grossnickle
Clara Jane
Grossnickle
Ias
Ing
Ken
Shaw
Hyrattsvile
State Department
Stueens New School
Suit Seeks $15,000 for Crash Injuries Near City
A civil suit seeks $15,000 damages alleging injuries from a two car crash on U.S. 34 about two miles west of the city on April 25, 1959 at 7:30 p.m. The driver of one car, C. W. Smith, died later at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The suit targets a local resident, alleging excessive speed contributed to the collision.
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Smith
U.S
C. W. Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Foreign farm experts visit Frederick production credit program
Three foreign farm experts participate in a Frederick Production Credit Association visit program. Cong-lihuan from Viet-Nam, Raden Moin Sapri from Indonesia, and J. Herbert Snider, manager of the Farm Credit Office, are photographed by Frank J. Keefer.
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Frederick Production Credit Association
Frank J. Keefer
Cong-lHuan
Viet-Nam
Raden Moin Sapri
Indonesia
J. Herbert Snider
Manager
Farm Credit Office
Fire officials banquet in Frederick County
A banquet for Frederick County fire officials is planned at the North Market restaurant tonight. The event, titled Fire Security Services by Dictagraph, will feature a talk on fire prevention by state headquarters officials. Dinner is at 7 o clock, with a 30 minute program to follow.
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Frederick Counti Iergs
North Mar
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Trio Of Foreign Farm Experts Study County
Three international agronomy visitors under ICA auspices study county farming methods. Raden Mohanwd Sapri joins educators from Yugoslavia and Indonesia to observe farm credit, loan use, and production efforts. They will tour several farms including James King dairy operation at Germanstown with Clar ence Fleck tenancy.
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Cher
Obo Aes
Viet Nam
Feta
Kraljeva
Yugoslavia
International Cooperation Administration
Raden Mohanwd Sapri
West Java
Xinagricul
Orzani
Tocal
James King
Germanstoun
Clarence Fleck
D. Vernon Holler
South Carolina Man Killed In Freeway Crash Near Frederick
Roy E. Kelley, 30, of Anderson South Carolina, died when his 1953 Chevrolet struck a tractor-trailer being assisted by another vehicle on the Frederick freeway near Motter Avenue. Goode 23 of Richmond Virginia attempted to flag Kelley as he approached the scene. Kelley’s car was crushed under the trailer, killing Kelley with a fractured skull and crushed chest. Police say Goode tried to warn him with lights and a dash light but Kelley did not slow. No charges announced pending investigation by state police.
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South Carolina
Frederick
Motter Avenue
Bolice
Kelley
Edwin Nicewarner
Thomas Edward Goode
Richmond
Robert Theodore Carson
Biz Poole
Goode
Nicewarner
Erfice Warner
Poll
Ty Dittle
J. Brown
Moss Company
MW Son
Tch Street
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Roy E. Keson
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Nikita
New Delhi
India
Nikita Khrushchev
Asia
Khrushchev
Add
Red China
Ing Frederck
Petar Calic
Huynh
S. Carolina
Motter Ave
New York
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