Two Children Killed In Arnold Md Crash Injures Four
Two children died and four others were hurt when a panel truck and a car collided on the Ritchie Highway near Arnold Maryland. The victims include Suellen McGilllivray seven and Susan Goodale seven. The driver of the car Mrs Vivian E Smith twenty three was treated for shock. The milk truck driver Norman Wright forty from Denton was not injured.
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Ferndale Um
Ritchie Highway
Arnold
Anne Arundel County
Vivian E. Smith
Suellen McGilllivray
Archie McGillivray
Winchester-on-the-Severn
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Annapolis
Susan Goodale
Winchester
Susan
Arthur W Goodale
George Robert Smith
Air Force
J. D. Smith
Patricia McClelland
Donald McClelland
Virginia Goff
Richard Goff
Mary A. Smith
Route 4
Naval Academy Hospital
Pvt
H. E. Wehner
Norman Winfield Wright
Denton
Harness Brownh
Wright
Streamliner City of New Orleans Hits Barrier Near Memphis
The Illinois Central streamliner City of New Orleans traveling about 75 to 79 mph struck a telephone pole crossarm barrier about three miles north of Memphis. The train remained on schedule to Chicago and New Orleans, with investigators from sheriff deputies FBI and railroad detectives examining the isolated site.
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Memphis. Tenn
New Orleans
Illnois Central
Chicago
M. BE. Cline
FBI
Memphis
Graham Welcomed by 400 In Hong Kong
American evangelist Billy Graham arrived in Hong Kong aboard a Manila flight. He told reporters his purpose is to teach the Bible and avoid politics. He plans a mass rally Wednesday before departing for Formosa, Japan and South Korea.
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Hong Kong
Billy Graham
Manila
Formosa
Japan
Amd
South Korea
Graham
Rufino J. Santos
Evangelist
Russia
Christ
Marx
Labor strategists weigh GOP edge in 1956 race
CIO political strategists assess the presidential contest citing an expected Republican advantage. In a confidential AFL-CIO Executive Council analysis submitted this winter, James L. McDevitt and Jack Kroit outline views on Eisenhower potentially not running and the impact on party dynamics.
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Miami Beach
Afl- Cio
Wll
Eisenhower
Aflacio Executive Council
James L. McDevitt
Jack Kroit
No Rush Yet For Aid With Income Taxes
IRS office at 120 West Church Street reports no rush for income tax help yet. Officials expect heavy demand as April 15 filing deadline nears, with the date possibly extended due to a Sunday. Aides answer questions, provide general guidance, and prepare forms for the disabled staff. Desks and pencils are available for taxpayers, and wall charts offer general assistance.
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Internal Revenue Service
West Church Street
Internal Revenue
Resurfacing Plans In Myersville Move Ahead
State Roads Commission and Myersville Burgess and Council reach agreement to resurface Maryland 54 from Myersville north to Maryland 17 and Maryland 17 from south corporate to east limits. Drainage corrections near Marsland will be completed, work expected this year. A Mt Airy public sale saw eight room frame dwelling sold for 7250 to Walter B R Wright, former owner Tom A Taylor. Jordan crowns a birth of Queen Dina's first child as King Hussein announces gifts for new mothers. Marine recruit Gerald L. Taylor from Brunswick completes training at Parris Island February 24.
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State Roads Commission
Myersville
Bargess and Council of
Maryland 54
Matin Street
Maryland Am
A “An
Maryland
Marsland
Burgess and Council
Roads Commission
Mt. Airy
Main Street
Fairview Avenue
Walter B. R. Wright
Tom A. Taylor
Theodore JF. Brown
Sterling E. Blackston
Bas
Amman
Jordan
Dina
Hussein
Kine Hussein
Parris Island
Gerald L. Taylor
Harnest H .Taylor
East Potomac Street
Brunswick, Vd
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Paris Island
Cold Air Pushes Across Border Into Montana
The Associated Press reports a Canadian cold front moved into Montana driving temperatures below freezing in some areas. Light snow accompanied the front causing drift issues near Glasgow while Glasgow readings showed a milder 31 in contrast. Elsewhere similar seasonal weather prevailed in the South with light snow near the Great Lakes as the Northeast ended a recent stretch of snow and rain around midnight.
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Associated Press
Montana
Glasgow
Mont
Great Lakes
194 Children Show Up For Polio Shots
The county health office at Winchester Hall vaccinated 194 children with the Salk polio vaccine. Dr. Forbes Burgess, county health officer, said inoculations follow a schedule with a second shot ending March 2 if turnout remains steady. Dr. Karl H. Tannenbaum assisted. Emmitsburg clinic began February 9 at the American Legion Home, operating 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. through February 28. Dr. Charlies R. Williams oversees. Remaining clinics are February 14, 21, 28 and February 23 Thursdays. Brunswick Synagogue on A Street holds February 9 and 23 under Dr. William B. Carpenter. The final shot date is March 2 at Winchester Hall.
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Winchester Hall
Forbes Burgess
Burgess
Karl H. Tannenbaum
Emmitsburg
American Legion
Charlies R. Wiliams
Brunswick Clinic
William B. Carpenter
Kayak Capsizes In Potomac Tragedy Leaves Man Missing
A Potomac River kayak capsized tossing two men into swift current. James C. Fry of Alexandria disappeared after being knocked loose from the overturned craft. Richard W. Parkinson of Silver Spring clung to the kayak and reached shallow water, with Fry presumed drowned and Parkinson treated for exposure. The pair were returning from a weekend trip along the C and O Canal aboard an aluminum bottomed canvas covered kayak brought from Germany. Parkinson had earlier served as a paratrooper.
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Washington P
Potomac River
James C. Pry
Alexandria
James C. Fry
Falls Church
Richard W. Parkanson
Silver Spring
Fletcher
Fry
Parkinson
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Germany
Valentines Day and Lent Begin Amid Busy Candy Trade
Stores report strong Valentine demand with candy and cards in high supply. Lent starts Wednesday and Easter falls early this year with March not common. Rain and colder weather forecast for Valentine’s Day as February weather records persist, with Leap Year adding a rare calendar twist.
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Frederick
Court House
City Hall
Lincoln
Coller
Tomacht
Ciy
Mormal
den Caphl
Hennings Quits Probe Committee
Sen Hennings resigns from the Senate Elections subcommittee to enable a broader inquiry into a $2,500 campaign offer to Sen Case. The move comes as the special committee winds down public hearings amid questions of oil-firm funds and discloses the role of Sen Gore in continuing the probe.
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Washington P
John M. Neff
Senate
Washington
Sen
Hennings
D-Mo
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Potalians
Case
Paul Whaley
Dawson County
Nebraska
Plumbers Set Convention Topics at Maryland Meeting
The Associated Plumbing Contractors of Maryland Inc will convene at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Frederick on February 24 25 to discuss public relations labor savings in plumbing research sales training and merchandising Speakers will highlight national programs Operation Home Improvement and ACTION and the role of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in neighborhood improvement Officers include Frederge J Seman Bailimoe president Willard Waters Baltimore vice president Gus Wirth Baltimore secretary and John Fredenck Baltimore treasurer A minor collision occurred Saturday on Market and Patrick streets Hartman reckless driving cited. Hartman and Grove involved. damages about 25 and 30 dollars Clarence F E Yout 74 died of a heart attack in Miami Florida.
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Associated Plumbing Contractors of Maryland, Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
Aes Aig
Tennacem
National Association of Plumbing Contractors
Baltimore
Gus Wirth
John Fredenck
Alow Dsa
Market
Patrick Streets
Vernon E Heffner
Lous F. Hartman
South Market
Patrick Stot
Cleveland Grove
West All Saints
Dathaze
Hartman
Grove
To & Pear
Tak
Soviet warns against foreign troops in Middle East
The Soviet Union issued a warning against any entry of foreign troops in the Middle East without prior agreement and UN approval. It said such actions would threaten sovereignty and fall within Soviet interests, and pledged to defend independence and prevent interference in the region. The statement referenced the Eisenhower Eden declaration and possible UN action to preserve peace.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Middle East
U.N
Foreign Ministry
Middle and
Near East
Security Council of the
United Nations
Washington
U. N
Israel
Middle
Soil Bank Forecasts Two Billion Boost for Farm Income
Senator Aiken predicted the soil bank could add about two billion dollars to farm income this year while Congress keeps flexible price supports. He warned of a presidential veto if rigid supports are tied to soil bank plans. Ellender Young and other Agriculture Committee members argued for higher mandatory supports to raise profits, amid debates on price levels and program scope. Benson cautioned against rush oil or high supports, calling a price lift a step backward from reducing surpluses. A large crowd attended the Masser estate sale near McKaig, with land selling for 13,100 and personal property around 1,604. Traffic control required state troopers.
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Washington
Sen
Aiken
New Soil Bank
Congress
Soil Bank
Eisenhower
Benson
Ellender ‘D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen Young
R-Nd
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Ellender
Young
Len Anderson
D-Nm
Risenhower
Eizenhower
John F. Masser
Gas House Road
McKaig
Harvey S Hoffman
Joven W. Null
Delbert S. Null
Man Dies As Firemen Go To Wrong Place
A Hyattsville resident Frederick W. Artosis, 53, died in a fire believed to have smoldered about seven hours. Firefighters responding to an alarm went to an apartment two blocks away and only after a second alarm reached the correct address. Mount Rainier and Brentwood fire units located Artosis in a smoke filled hallway near his bedroom.
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Hyattsville
Hyattsville Fire Department
Mount Rainer
Srentwood
Frederick W. Artosis
Fierage
Charles Divincense
Artosis
Blast Levels Four Buildings In Toledo
A gas explosion at a downtown Toledo meat packing firm killed one man and injured two others early today. Four brick buildings were leveled by the 4 a.m. blast, with two workers missing and several dozen injured windows reported across a four block area including the Commodore Perry and Secor hotels. Firemen in gas masks fought ammonia fumes and rescue squads used cranes to search rubble. The dead man was Paul Bocherding, 54. The injured at Mercy Hospital were James Dunn, 4, in serious condition with internal injuries, and Stanley Damschroegder, 59, with burns. Missing were Melvin Keggleman and James Laphart, both meat firm workers.
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Toledo
Ohio
Paul Bocherding
Mercy Hospital
James Dunn
Stanley Damschroegder
Melvin Keggleman
James Laphart
Sath Jcranes
Commodore Perry
Secor
Subordinates Placed On Notice By Khrushchev At Soviet Congress
Soviet leader Khrushchev tightens control as he prepares for the 20th Congress. He rebukes and reshuffles officials, signaling partners to toe the line amid ongoing power realignments and purges within the party. In Washington, Folsom signals urgency to boost polio vaccine production, aiming to ease expected shortages before the season. He plans talks with five vaccine makers in coming weeks to assess options.
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York Nika Rhusehes
Saviet Communist Party
Rarushi Key
We Congress
Khrushches
Henry Postions
Homer
Georgi Makenko
Washington
Folsom
Folzom
New Medical Report For Eisenhower’s Seat At Stake
Doctors will issue a new medical report to President Eisenhower tomorrow for his decision on seeking re election. Dr Paul Dudley White travels from the West Coast to join Saturday exam physicians for analysis of tests at Walter Reed. The findings are to be released late tomorrow or Wednesday morning with midweek plans to visit Humphrey’s Georgia plantation as he weighs a March 1 decision.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
White
Boston
West Coast
Gquclais
Thomasville
Bluish White Meteor Seen Across California Skies
A bluish white meteor with a brilliant orange tail lit the California sky, observed from Santa Clara to El Centro and Camp Owens, seen for up to half a minute. Reports include breakup sounds near Barstow and Daggett as witnesses described the event after 1 am.
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Los Angeles
California
Santa Clara
EL Centro
Ang
Camp
Iowin
Ancaserme
Mojave Desert
Barstow
Dageeth
Ie Camp
Attempted entry at Was side Service station on East Patrick St
A break in attempt at Clem B Mohler’s Was side Service station in the 4A block of East Patrick Street. A window window pane was broken on the west side. entry did not occur. Mohler reported the incident after opening Sunday around 3 pm. police investigated the after 10 pm.
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Wasside
Clem B Mohler
East Patrick Street
Mohler
Wdas Nowhime
Seaman Apprentice Howard A Taurton Crewman Aboard Atlantic Fleet Destroyer
Seaman apprentice Howard A Taurton, son of Mr and Mrs Howard S Taurton of Knoxville, Tennessee, serves aboard the Atlantic Fleet destroyer U7 7 in the U.S. Navy.
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Atlantic Fleet
Howard A Taulton
USN
Howard S Taurton
Knoxville
Tydings May Run If Chiefs Quit Mahoney
Former U.S. Senator Millard E. Tydings hinted he could run for the Maryland Senate if enough county party chiefs abandon George P. Mahoney. He noted that 77 unit votes would be persuasive, and timing depends on events as primary battles fracture the party. Local officials and several counties signaled possible support shifts. Mahoney remains endorsed by many central committees.
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Associated Press
U.S
Millard E. Tydings
Senate
Maryland
Democratic Party
George P. Mahoney
Tydings
Mahoney
Havre de Grace
Kent County
Eastern Shore
Worcester
Cecil
Dorchester
Caroline
Somerset
Wicomice
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Baltimore County
William Preston Lane
Lane
Gov WeKeld
Lanes
Tm Tater
Loanes Nation
Lansdale Traasseer
Sen
J. Glenn Beall
Democrate
Lasseer
Co Byrd
Vaivland
Mahones
Vax
Ty W MeKeldin
Paler Party
Taetian Maso Thomas
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State Roads Board
Potomac
Grand Bank
Newfoundland
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Jacob Thornhill
Mhdimets Culuitilue
New York
Aber Ena Cee
Sen Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Sen Curtis
Rneb
Senate Rules Committee
Curtis
Miami
Fla
Clarence FE Yout
Delaware
Soviet
Lexington
Neb
Ivan Evans
Francis Case
Neff
Senator Case
Khruhches
Dr. White
Physicians
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