Fire damages shop at 717 Maxwell avenue
Two brothers escaped serious burns at Travers W. Fout’s blacksmith and spring shop when a station wagon gas tank dropped a bulb causing a flash and ensuing fire. Charles Fout, 41, suffered minor hand burns and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Fire damages include a welding machine, dies, glass, and roof rafters. The fire, seen for blocks, spread through the one story block building and the wagon was a total loss. Fout may tear down and rebuild depending on damage and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travers W. Fout
Maxwell Avenue
Charles Fout
East Eighth Street
Travers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Travers Fout
E. B- Ship Jey Company
Fout
Bremen
Frederick County Hunting Law Bill Aims Trespass Restriction
A House of Delegates bill to ban hunting on private Frederick County property without the possessor consent targets non residents during hunting season. Proposed by Samuel W. Barrick with backing from the county bar, the measure tightens trespass rules amid owner concerns. Also note enactments granting Hood College scholarships from Frederick districts and Carroll County’s four year property tax for county hospital construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Montgomery County
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick County Bar Association
Ramsburg
Hood College
Carroll County
Eisenhower Dulles Lodge Confer Over Israeli Exit
President Eisenhower and top advisers meet in Thomasville to push Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba amid a new rejection from Israel. Dulles and Lodge brief the president and discuss possible U S actions with no definite decision, while Israel’s Abba Eban rejects Washington’s plan and proposes a counteroffer.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Egypt
Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United Nations
Lodge
Gaza Strip
Gulf of’ ‘Aqaba
White House
James C. Hagerty
Land
United States
Washington
Dullies
Israel
Abba’ Eban
State Department
U. S
Aqaba
Istrait
Tiran
Gulf of ‘Aqaba
Gaza Ship
Frederick County Roads Board reports 1956 macadam progress
The Frederick County Roads Board details 1956 activity: 45 miles of macadam surfaced roads added, total county roads 965.1 miles with 320.65 macadam and 462.45 unimproved. Construction over 11 years reaches 338.68 macadam miles. State gasoline taxes provided 739,682.60 dollars. federal aid 88,080.62. bond program support 290,200.83. total road costs 697,127.34 with maintenance 281,121.83. County forces built 412,412.54. jail labor contributed 1,803 man days.
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Frederick County Roads Board
Accon
Theanual
Roads Board
Jbridges
Ochter
Sob Tiss
O. Wilson iRunkles
Two Auto Drivers Are Fined in Court
In the Trial Magistrate's court this morning Magistrate Wilbur F. 53 field presided. James Lewis Johns of East Church Street was guilty of operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license and received 1960 days in jail in default of a $100.75 fine and costs. He was found not guilty of failing to appear in court. Trooper Robert D. Kirby brought the charges. Vernon Arthur Scadden of Wilmington Delaware was guilty of reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle on a revoked license. He was fined 56.75 for reckless driving and $100.75 for the revoked license. Arrangements were being made to pay the fines. Th. L. C. Clark preferred the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F
Field
James Lewis Jobns
East Churchstreet
Robert D. Kirby
Vernon Arthur Scadden
Wilmington
Del
Th. L. C. Clark
Specific Performance Sought for Property Deed in Equity Court
John M. Eichelberger as administrator sues Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Birely Thormont to force delivery of the remaining estate in two parcels on the east side of U S 15 near Thurmont. The suit alleges August 28 189 purchase and paid price with deed promise, and asserts later transfers of portions to Edith Hamrick and to John M Eichelberger with Eichelberger’s consent. George Eichelberger died October 29 1952 intestate without a deed. administrator seeks enforcement and conveyance of the remaining parcel.
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Equity
John M. Eichelsberger
George M. Eichelberger
Lester S. Birely
Thormont
James McSherry
George Eichelberger
Defendests
U.S. 15
Thurmont
Birely
Eichelberger
Edith G. Hamrick
John M Eichelberger
John Eichelberger
Budapest
Hungary
Three Hurt In Early Morning Car Truck Crash
A southbound coupe failed to stop at a red signal at West Patrick and Bentz streets and struck a tractor truck heading west. The crash sent the tractor into a curb, broke a mailbox and street signs. Three injured were treated and discharged. Charles Fultz, Robert Eaton, and Clifford Huse suffered knee and hand injuries. Edward Kennedy of Harrisonburg was the truck driver. Fultz was charged with reckless driving and summoned to a Monday hearing. The crash occurred around 12:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrtck
Bentz Street
Frederick Memory Hospital
Charles E. Fultz
Thurmont
Robert W. Eaton
Frederick
Mossburg
Fultz
Wet Weather Across Eastern Third Of Nation
The heaviest precipitation stayed in the eastern third of the country with rain and light snow from the Great Lakes through the Ohio Valley to the Gulf Coast. Snowfalls were light, and bare areas like southern California saw drizzle. Minnesota and the Dakotas reported snow flurries amid a cold air surge reaching into Wisconsin and Minnesota near zero.
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Tne Associated Press
Great Lakes
Gee Valley
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast States
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
Michigan
California
Dakotes
Minnesota
Plains
Wisconsin
Washington
Colorado
Texas
Canadian
Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh Meet in Lisbon
Queen Elizabeth I and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive in Lisbon after four months apart amid a global tour. The couple plan two days of privacy before a schedule of Western engagements, while Buckingham Palace denies rumors of a royal rift.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Elizabeth I
Duke of
Edinburga
Cibraltar
Australia
South Pacific
South Atlantic
WesTta
United States
Buckingham Palace
London
Strife Among Leaders Ties Strike Talks
Strife among International Longshoremen's Assn. leaders derails Northeast coast waterfront negotiations. In New York, 110 member bargaining committee split as about two dozen members walked out.
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New York c
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Ind
Manhattan
Hon
ILA
William V. Bradley
Harold Bowers
Hudson River
Portland
Maine
Hampton Roads
East
Gulf
New York Shipping Assi. Bradley
Brooklyn
Anthony
Tony
East River
Bathery
Vesey Street
New York
New Fluorescent Lighting Set to Brighten Market and Patrick
Frederick announces new fluorescent lighting system on Market and Patrick streets with a planned switch on February 22 at about 6 p.m. A simple ceremony at Square Corner or City Hall will precede testing before a full Friday rollout next week. City Lineman Max Kehoe and team have installed tubelike globes and power ties from Seventh to South on Market and East to College on Patrick, aiming to remove the old Dim Way lights after the switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Vail Highe
Max Kehoe
Iorces
Seventh
South Street
Market
East Street
College Avenue
Patrick Street
Hotel Transfer Is Completed in Hanover Sale
Settlement completed for the Hotel Richard Mc Allister in Hanover Pennsylvania being sold to the Homewood Church Home Corporation of the Evangelical and Reformed Church for about 290000 dollars. Real estate valued at 183500 dollars. total cost near 290000. The hotel will be leased to manager H C Stenger with public service continuing except the bar. Plans include converting much of the 76 room hotel to elderly care facilities. Church officials attended the settlement and announced potential conversion of the second floor into an infirmary. Homewood serves elderly members across multiple synods and regions.
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Richard McAllister
Hanover
Homewood Church Home Corporation
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ate Storey Lavere C. Senft
York
McAllister Realty Co
Court House
H. C. Stenger
Stengers
Church Corporation
Mark G. Wagner
Edward W. Ditto Idx
Hagerstown
Howard Stickell
Iiagerstown
Clyde R. Diehl
Altoona
Central Pennsylvania Synod
Reformed
Mercersburg
Potomac
Juniata
Pearson
Williamsport
Sadler
Carlisle
Invitation To Truman Wins Commendation
Senate Republicans and Democrats praise an Eisenhower invitation for former President Truman to Greece and Turkey events next month marking the 10th anniversary of the aid program he launched. Some see it as bipartisan foreign policy cooperation, others call it a courtesy gesture.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Truman
Greece
Turkey
H. Alexander Smith
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Sparkman
D-Ala
Sens
Doulas
D-Tit
O'ma‘honey
D-Wye
Change In Ministers May Signal Return To Stalinism
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan argues Poland and other Communist parties signal a shift back to Stalinist policy as Khrushchev’s foreign policy falters. The reshuffle elevates Malenkov and Molotov allies while retracting Shepilov, signaling reduced Tito support and a tougher Kremlin stance.
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William L. Ryan
Poland
Mostow
Union
Kremlin
Georgi Malenkov
V. 3 M. Molotov
Khrushchev
Shepilov
Molotov
Tito
Yugofrlada
Warheads Stockpiled In France
United States has stockpiled atomic warheads in France and trained NATO forces to use equipment that would carry them. Warheads are held by U.S. forces, with disclosure limited by atomic law. NATO and SHAPE sources mention plans to develop nuclear firepower, amid Soviet warnings and Allied discussions in London.
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Parisi
United States
France
NATO
U.S
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers
Strasury Voucsany
Congress
U. S
Randolph Pate
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
White House
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Pentagon
U. S S
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Shape Headquarters
Duncan Sandys
Maurice Bourges-Manoury
London
Bright Spots Mark U S Business Week Amid Mixed Signals
The article notes a strong upturn in new car sales with franchised dealers selling nearly half a million units in January and February charts rising. Production rose to over 148000 cars, led by Ford and Plymouth overtime while Chevrolet cut back.
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New York
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Treasury
Mhumphrey
Three Washington Men Injured In Route 28 Crash
Three Washington men were injured when a 1935 Chevrolet coupe failed to negotiate a curve on Route 28 two miles north of Dickerson. James E. Johnson sprained shoulder, Darlington Johnson fractured nose lacerations concussion possible back injury, George G. Martin contusion of the rib. Dezton Johnson admitted. five others discharged. Trooper Robert C. Snyder reports the car crossed the roadway, struck an embankment. damage listed at 383. Johnson charged with failing to keep right of center. An appeal to Circuit Court has been filed by Donald B. Lake from sentences for operating under the influence and reckless driving.
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Washington
Route 28
Dickerson
James E. Johnson
Darlington Johnson
Geerge G. Martin
Ting’ Jal Hospital
Dezton Johnson
Robert C. Snyder
James Johnson
Johnson
Circuit Court
Donald B. Lake
Chevy Chase
Paul M. Little Jr
Thurmont
Lake
House of Correction
Jess
Negro Defended Wife White Men Kill Him
A Black man, 36, Edward Rose, was killed by two white men after defending his wife Delores as four men in a car hurled insults. Rose died from head and facial fractures at City Hospital. The attackers fled. In a separate suit, Joseph Blaine Bender seeks $406 against Paul Simms and John Curtis for a crash on U.S. 40 near Frederick, with Erie Insurance seeking $192.50 recoveries.
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Buston
Edward Rose
Rose
Sire
Delores
City Hospital
Joseph Blaine Bender
Erie Insurance Exchange
Paul £. Simms
Greencastle
RFD 2
John H. Curtis
Burchard
Nebr
Edwin F. Nikirk
Sayvs
U.S. 40
Frederick
Curtis
Sharms
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