Car Truck and Plane Collision in Shelburne New Hampshire
A car a truck and an airplane were involved in a collision yesterday near Frederick town. Driver Juanita Coombs 31 of Sacramento California said she was towing the plane and became distracted by scenery causing her vehicle to drift into oncoming traffic. The truck also collided with the car and plane leaving all three vehicles in a heap on the roadside. Frederick real estate man James Houck Cramer 60 of Rose Hill Manor died at his home after an illness. Cramer longtime realtor and business leader served in World War I and held numerous local civic positions and bank directorships. He is survived by his wife Katherine Lamar and daughter Alice K. Funeral arrangements were pending at Etchison funeral home. Flowers are requested to be omitted.
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Shelburke
N. H
Juanita Coombs
Sacramento
Catif
James Houck Cramer
Frederick
Jason
Hazleton
Paris
Maine
Rose
Coombs
Hill Manor
Mr. Cramer
Noah E
Ella Kate Houck Cramer
Old Boys’ High School
Cramer
58Th Field Artillery
Air
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Enoch Royall
Enoch Council
S. M
Jacques DeMolay
Knights Templar
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Frederick Hotel Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Evangelical Reformed Church
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
John R. Webb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Real Estate Board of
Maryland Real Estate Association
Rose Hill Manor
Thormas Johnson
Maryland
Katherine Lamar
E. Holmes Lamar
Alice K
Philip R. Winebrewer
East Church Street
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Khrushchev era reshapes Soviet foreign policy with Gromyko
Moscow reports Dmitri Shepilov is replaced as foreign minister by Andrei Gromyko. Shepilov returns to a Kremlin secretary post while Gromyko aligns with Molotov's hard line. Kozlov named as Presidium alternate member. Patolichev rises to first deputy foreign minister.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Andrei Gromyko
Shepilov
V. M. Molotov
Communist Party Central Committee
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Gromyko
Molotov
Communist Central Committee
Frai
Romanovich Kozlov
Kozlov
Leningrad
Georgi M. Malenkoy
Khrushchev
Nikolai Semenovich Patolichev
White Russia
Patolichev
Eisenhower May Stay South Through Feb 24 in Georgia
President Eisenhower plans to remain in south Georgia beyond Sunday into next week, likely not returning to Washington until about February 24. He golfs daily, hunts quail, and stays current on Middle East talks with Secretary of State Dulles. A separate note from Washington proposes annual Chaplains Day on the first Sunday in February to honor four Dorchester survivors.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
South Georgia
Washington
Guy Mollet
Treasury
Humphrey
James C. Hagerty
White House
Dulles
Middle East
Dorchester
J. Glenn Beall
Rep
Senate
House of Representatives
Greenland
Chesapeake Association Opens Annual Meeting in Baltimore
The Chesapeake Association of the AP meets with editors and publishers from Maryland Delaware and DC joined by the Maryland Press Association. Oscar L. Morris chairs the event with Burt Foster presenting updates from the AP Washington Bureau as officers are to be elected.
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Baltimore
Harry T. Montgomery
Associated Press
Chesapeake Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland Press Association
Oscar L. Morris
Salisbury Times and Association
Burt Foster
Washington
Scession
Draining Old Reservoirs Begins in Frederick
Frederick city starts draining the unused West Seventh Street reservoirs to convert the seven and a half acre site into a recreational area. Mayor John A. Derry notes the area was abandoned for water storage last year and may host a future Health Center site if the county accepts the land.
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Frederick City
Seventh Street Pike
John A. Derry
Culler Ravenue
Seventh Street
Deplore Attack on Milson C. Raver
The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers deplored a House attack by Del. Larmore on Milson C. Raver executive secretary of the Maryland State Teachers Assn. They defended Raver as a friend and ally in improving the state’s school program for children.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Congress of Parents and Teachers Today
Milson C.raver
Maryland State Teachers Assn
del. ‘Larmore
R-Wicomical
Raver
General Assembly
House
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mary- Jan
Elizabeth to greet the Duke during Portugal visit
The Duke of Edinburgh sails Britannia for a reunion with Queen Elizabeth in Portugal. Elizabeth leaves London for Lisbon, and after five days of private time the couple will begin official engagements as part of a state visit. Portuguese officials promise privacy for the Queen and Prince through the weekend.
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Gibraltar
Duke of Edinburgh
Britannia
Portugal
Elizabeth Willy
London
Lisbon
Five Day Baltimore Forecast With Light Snow Expected
Five day outlook shows cold air, near normal temperatures, and milder eastern sections. Snow or rain favored Saturday and Sunday, with potential west Tuesday night and east Wednesday. total precip 3 to 7 inches. Highs near 40s, lows near 20s to 30s.
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Baltimore
Arange
Draft Boards Send 11 More For Induction
The local Selective Service office says 11 more men departed for induction this morning. They were sent to Fort Holabird in Baltimore for processing, with names and addresses listed by Draft Boards 45 and 46.
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Selective Service Office
Fort Holabird
Armed Forces
Baltimore
Draft Board No
James Edward Morgan
East Church Street
Harry Joseph Goodman
Carver Apartments
Leroy Richard Grams
Brunswick
Henry Lee Keller
Buckeystown
Richard Donald Baer
Charles Austin Weddle
North Bentz Street
Randolph Burlin Rosenscrantz
RFD
Clyde Beard
Woodsboro
William Beattie Hubble
Monrovia
Gene Leo Emory
Inhurmont
Robert Laslie Weddle
Actor collapses on CBS Climax stage during opening remarks
Hollywood reports that character actor Fred Kruger collapsed before television cameras while delivering an opening line on the CBS show Climax. He was revived and finished his remarks, while a studio spokesman said cameras were turned away. The incident unsettled others on set as details of his illness remained unclear. The piece also covers a Frederick County zoning referendum debate and statements from local officials.
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Hollywood
Fred Kruger
Kruger
Frederick County
General Assembly
Islati
Mary Costa
Bill Lundigan
Mt Airy Youth Injured in Auto Accident
Robert S. Fritz, 19, of Mt Airy, was injured when the car driven by Harry Zeigler skidded on an icy Route 350 and rolled into a creek near Libertytown. Fritz suffered lacerations and injuries to his back and right hip. Zeigler was uninjured. The 1949 Ford was demolished.
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Robert S. Fritz
Mt Airy
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Fritz
Harry Zeigler
Mt. Airy
Ford
Zeigler
Snow Belt Extends From Ohio Eastward Across Northeast
The snow belt stretches from eastern Ohio and western New York through Pennsylvania to northern Virginia with light falls, 6 inches around Harrisburg and over 5 inches at Philipsburg. The cold air reaches from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast, with temperatures about 16 degrees cooler than yesterday, ranging from near 40 in the south to below zero in the far north.
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Associated Press
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Harrisburg
Philipsburg
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast States
Mid-Atlantic States
Great Lakes Region
Laborite Wins Parliament Seat in North Lewisham
In London North Lewisham by election Labour candidate Niall MacDermott defeated Conservative Norman Farmer by 18 316 to 17 406 and Independent Leslie Greene earned 1 487 votes. The seat opened after the death of Conservative Sir Austen Hudson. Hudson had beaten Labour in 1955.
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London
House of Commons
Harold Macmillan
Niall MacDermott
Norman Farmer
Lewisham
Leslie Greene
Austen Hudson
Truck Driver Charged After Emmitsburg Collision
Mahlon McClellan Masser 32 of Emmitsburg was charged by State Police with reckless driving after a Wednesday 2:30 am crash on the Emmitsburg road four miles east of town. Masser driving for Accelerated Transport Pony Express Inc of Hagerstown collided with C Lee Rohrbaugh 55 of Gettysburg R2 who was parked with Masser saying he fell asleep before impact.
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Gettysburg
Mahlon McClellan Masser
Emmitsburg
Justice of the Peace
John Whitman
Cumberland
Masser
Josleep
Rohrbaugh
Hare
Secret Service details on Harry Harrison leaks and threats
A 12 year old boy named Harry, alias Harrisonia, sent threats to President Eisenhower after a prank involving box tops. The Secret Service chief testified the boy used a false name. 18 468 threats were investigated last year. A cereal company rewarded box tops with deeds, linking to the boy and friends who received deeds from Alaska island promotions.
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Wasiington
Eisenhow
Winchester
Tof
Spilett
Satetenada
Harry
Searal
Harry F
Harrisonia
Sena
A. E. Baughman
Secret Service
House Appropriations Committee
Jeter
A&a
Baughman
Harry Harrison
Alaska
Endless Hope For Early End Of Northeast Waterfront Strike
Ongoing talks in New York between mediators employers and the International Longshoremen's Association show fluctuating optimism about a quick settlement. Mediation progress is uncertain with warnings of possible deadlock if no deal tonight. The strike costs 3 million dollars daily across ports from Portland to Hampton Roads, affecting Baltimore Reading Railroad and other freight flows. In People's Court, Bernard Little was found not guilty of assault on his wife after a drinking dispute.
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New York
iAssn
Robert H. Moore
New York Shipping Ssn
ILA
William V. Bradley
Louis Waldman
Moore
Portland Maine
Hampton Roads
Shipping and Allied Industries
Baltimore & Ohio Ras
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Baltimore
People‘s Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Bernard Little
Chapel Alley
Virgie Little
Talent Contest Winners at Staley Park Highlight Home Show
A large field of contestants vied Thursday night at Staley Park Fieldhouse for a chance to perform at the State Armory during the Jaycee sponsored home show on March 1. Winners Connie Nicholson and Margaret Kreh led a diverse lineup including Tommy Brooks and the Moonlight Ramblers, with Loretta Cook and others providing vocals and western tunes.
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Staley Park
Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Armory
Jaycee
Heisley Coran
Donald Null
W. W. Corsbin
I ‘the Moonlight Ramblers
Rock ‘Bops
Jerry Miller
Thurmont
Willie Memmi
Edgar Brownlow
Snowy and icy roads linger after statewide snowstorm
Northern county roads remained snow covered and slick after a Thursday storm that dropped up to six inches in some areas while city reports were lighter. State Police and State Roads crews plowed and salted main routes with heavier accumulations noted around Sabillasville Foxville Wolfsville Emmitsburg and Camp Bree State Park.
Snowfall Dims Maryland Roads Across State
Maryland saw up to six inches of snow overnight in the northeast with slippery highways. Readings from state police barracks list varied amounts from 1 to 6 inches with several areas reporting fresh snow on secondary roads and west of Frostburg. Some roads were salted while others remained clear or icy. conditions expected to ease by afternoon with a cold weekend forecast. In other news a truck driver, Willie Harvey Belton of Yanceyville NC, was killed in a multi-vehicle crash near Fleming Freight Co in Danville VA. A Maryland senators introduced a bill to issue a three hundredth anniversary Charles County postage stamp.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Conowingo Barracks
Frostburg
Cumberland
Benson
Towson
Easton
Pikesville
Waterloo
Randallstown
Rockville
Salisbury
Washington Eo
Willie Harvey Belton
Yanceyville
N.C
Tme
Fleming Freight Co
Danville
Charles County
Washington
J. Glenn Beat
John Marshall Butler
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Chesapeake Assn
Sen
Beall
R-Md
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Powder Factory
Indian Head
Milson C. Raver
Elizabeth
Heresin
Pepiin Huvenes
Rome
Warner Hospital
Twol
Theodore J
Eckenrode
Fairfield R
George Rhodes
R.jnot
Isaac Kaplan
Park Avenue
Laborite
Nea Telephoto
New York City
Ostefjord
International Longshoremen’s Association
Sabillasville
Gambrill Park
State Roads Commission
U.S. 15
Kemptown
Foxville
Wolfsville
The
Roads Commission
U. S. 40
Braddock
South Mountains
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