Bread Price Rise Feels Region Wide Across Local Stores
Grocers and door to door sellers report a rise in bread prices due to higher costs of ingredients and production. Baltimore bakers and chain stores have begun a one cent per pound increase, with regional bakeries signaling further rises as supply factors push up costs.
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Ped
Baltimore
Washington
Vet Mor
Hagerstown
Hagers- W. Ve
Inday
P. O. Beaver Jr
Beavers
Moza News
Beective
Sesman
County School Officials Attend National Educational Convention
County school officials plan to attend a national convention described as the best educational gathering in the country. In Highland New York a rural family home at Tuckers Corners burned today with five members killed. State police identified the victims as David Blair 30 his wife Betts 27 and their children David Jr 3 Susan 2 and Linda 13 months. Cause of the fire not yet determined.
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Highland
Tuckers Corners
David Blair
Betts
Davd Jr
Susan
Linda
County Code Of Laws Available For Distribution In May
Frederick County code of laws will be publicly distributed in May announced by Goodloe E Byron attorney to the County Commissioners. Byron said the county seeks to gauge demand and provide sufficient copies at first to meet inquiries from interested residents.
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County Code of Laws
Frederick County
Goodloe E. Byron
Atorney
Byron
Staley Named Vice President Of Local Bank
Herbert R. Staley promoted to vice president and assistant trust officer at Farmers’ National Bank. He previously served as an assistant trust officer and has long local ties, including Frederick High School graduate and former bank board member.
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Local Bank
Benjamin
Farmers Hens National
Herbert R. Staley
Ana
Purjoin
Cramer Paint and Hardware, Inc
Aire
Fe Board of Advisory
Frederick
Maren
Dee
Farme and Mechanics National
Cae Evangelial Reformed Uniiren
Fredan Club
Asurer
Leno
Test Ban Proposal Sparks Bipartisan Support in Senate
Senator George D. Aiken and several Democrats praised a U S plan for a nuclear test ban. The proposal seeks a ban on all sea and air blasts and large underground explosions with limited small tests initially. Soviet delegates in Geneva reacted negatively while U S officials hope a full study may soften stance and avert Geneva talks collapse.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Va
U.S
Senate
Aiken
Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Mensmen
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Local Stores See Surge in Foreign Trade This Weekend
Local chain stores and independent grocers report rising foreign trade as weekend shoppers buy meals and produce. Managers say extra stock on meats and produce is ordered daily to avoid shortages or surpluses. One large grocer notes Washington residents and an increase in foreign customers.
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Washington
Wife of Hood Professor Wins Regional Art Prize
Mrs. Gale P. Miner wife of Hood Colleges art instructor Assistant Professor Miner has won the Bertram Bermey Memorial prize in the Regional Show at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Her painting Supplicant is owned by the Hagerstown Museum of Art and was sold to them. This marks her second selection for the show with The Black Harbor Supplicant previously exhibited. Prizes will be awarded Sunday afternoon February 28 at four oclock in the Sculptural Court.
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Gale P. Miner
Hood Colleges
Miner
Bermey
Baltimore Museum of Art
Hagerstown Museum of Art
Four Oelock
Columbia Universi
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press Overview
Temperatures will average near below normal with a cold weekend and warmer midweek in Tulsa. Precipitation may total three tenths inches, then a mix of storm signals into Monday. Normal highs range 39 to 44 and lows near 20 in the mountains. The report notes mixed conditions and uneven snow odds across regions.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Monfax
Strike Shuts Washington Area Supermarkets
Washington area house wives scramble for food as six supermarket chains halt operations in a strike led by Moatcutters Local 555. Reduced supplies push shoppers to smaller stores and out-of-area trips while meatpackers demand higher wages, threatening weekend stock shortages.
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Washington
Moatcutters Local 555
A&p
Acme
Safeway
Food Lane
Grand Union
Grant
Plaques Proposed For Lincoln Speeches In Frederick
A proposal to place bronze memorial plaques marks sites where Abraham Lincoln spoke in Frederick during the Civil War era. Judge Delaplaine and Maj. Gen. D. John Mark inspected Antietam battlefield sites for a possible shrine to be dedicated on the 100th anniversary of the 1862 battle, with potential memorials at Monocacy. Lincoln is said to have spoken near the Page residence at 119 Record Street and at the old B and O Bessenger depot at South Market and All Saints streets.
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Lincoln
Frederi
Clellan
Anne
Edward
Delaplas
Judge Delaplaine
Sam
D. John Mark
Antietam
Lkely
Monocacry
Maryland
McKinley
Nealh
George Point
Delaplaine
Page
Record Street
B. & O. Bessenger
South Market
All Saints Street
Khrushchev Walks Tightrope During India Visit
Nikita Khrushchev faced a delicate balancing act on his goodwill trip to India. He spoke to the Indian Parliament and met leaders while navigating tensions with China and the Soviet Union, signaling cautious lines on communism and regional peace.
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India
New Delhi
API
Ita Khrusneher
Ihe
India-Tibet
China
Soviet Union
Pei- Ding
Khrust
Biz
Parmeni
Khrushchev
Hitie
Sian Pening
Masco Khrusheses Wold Nes Bert
Spansibie
Police Cancel Gift Fund For Retiring Inspector
Baltimore police announce the retirement gift fund for Inspector William E. Tanglor will be discontinued amid protests from officers who question why patrolmen and clerks should contribute from their salaries. The five dollar per man annual contributions faced concerns over the retiree's modest pay.
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Baltimore
James M. Hepbrow
Wiliam E. Tanglor
USSR Magazine Sells Slow in Boise Vendors Report Low Demand
In Boise Idaho Thursday vendors reported weak demand for copies of the USSR magazine. The stand sales reflected limited interest in the new issue from tAPi-News amid a quiet market.
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Ussr
Boise
Idaho
Lincoln's Birthday Observance Affects Local Services
Many businesses stayed open on Lincoln's Birthday while the Court House closed in observance. City offices were open to serve customers despite the holiday. Weather notes report low temperatures around the 60s, with forecasts suggesting a warming trend and possible weekend calls.
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Court House
Abraham Lincoln
City Hell
Wee Women Sleepwalking at Night and Daytime Variety
A fragment hints at a caption describing women or a troupe in a daytime act and a nighttime sleepwalking topic. The text suggests tabloid style emphasis on oddities or sensational humor without clear names or events.
Paar Plans European Vacation After Show Exit
New York AP Jack Paar says he will take a long vacation in Europe after quitting his NBC show over censorship of an anecdote. He plans to rest in the warmer Mediterranean area and leave the country, signaling an extended break from television. Jamaica plane crash reported with two survivors on Jamaica north coast. no aircraft identified.
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Jack Paar
Europe
Mediterranean
Paar
Bronxville
NBC
Paa
Hugh Downs
T-To-Coast
Paars
Kingston
Jamaica
The
Jamaica Broadcasting Co
Mystery Sub Trapped Off Argentine Gulf Near Golfo Nuevo
Argentine warships crippled a mystery submarine hiding in Golfo Nuevo near the Arzen tine naval base and say its capture is imminent after 12 days of cat and mouse. Rear Adm. Clement said the sub surfaced every 48 hours and was damaged by Gepid charges and shells. United States and Britain denied any submarines operating in the area.
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Argentina
Argentine Gulf
Nav
Gaston Clement
Arzentine
Golfo Nuevo
Clement
United States
Britain
Gulfo Nuevo
Gulf
Atlantic
Washington
U.S. Navy
Maryland Senator Proposes Ban On Illegitimate Births
Annapolis Senator John L. Sanford introduces a bill to outlaw more than two illegitimate births by a single woman in Maryland. Convicted violators face sterility, fines up to 1000 dollars, and up to three years in prison plus loss of children and welfare benefits. Sanford cites state illegitimacy as a tax burden issue and notes prior cases of multi birth illegitimacy.
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Annapolis
John L. Sanford
Worcester
Maryland
Sanford
Worcester Country
Worcester Counturies
Delivers Lincoln Birthday Address at House of Deie
Mathias Jr. delivered an annual Lincoln Birthday address to delegates on February 27 1860. He cited Lincoln’s anti slavery stance and urged delegates to dedicate themselves as Lincoln did one hundred fifty one years ago and pursue national destiny.
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Jes McC. Mathias Jr
Lincoln
House of
Mathias
Abraham Lincoln
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