McCain Gives State Roads Toll Figures
Baltimore February 6 State Roads Commission officials outlined revised toll funding for a 12 year 568 million dollar highway program. Consultants estimate tolls could finance up to 70 million dollars of four major routes including the Eastern Shore Expressway and the Washington Annapolis Expressway while noting constraints and the need for parallel non toll corridors.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
The
Roads Commission
Advisory Council
General Assembly
Annapolis
John Wood Logan
House
Ways and Means
Logan
Russell H. McCain
Queenstown
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Delaware Line
Warwick
District of Columbia
Revell
Ritchie
Pine Orchard
Hagerstown
McClain
McCain
Washington-Annapolis
Washington National Pike
Frederick
Frederick Hagerstown
Grandson Steals Grandfather's Money in Juvenile Court Tale
A 13 year old in Baltimore slipped 2800 from his sleeping grandfather. In a juvenile court case the boy and two friends kept nearly 700 from the stash while two adults, Ralph McCully and John Henry Osborne, faced six month sentences and fines for handling stolen funds.
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Baltimore
Junior
Grandpa
John Henry Osborne
Osborne
Florida
Edward Dunn
Miami Beach
Ralph McCully
Washington, D. C
McCully
Friendship International Airport
Miami
Maryland Training School
House of Correction
Charles E. Moylan
Tract Transfers Reported in Urbana District Deeds
Deeds filed show Erven S Butt and Ernest Lee Butt selling 89 acres and improvements along the new dual highway in Urbana district for about 17000. Brosius Homes Corp sells Mary Street property in Saratoga Village for about 8500. Ella Fisher sells Buckeystown district property for about 6000. Rachel Whitmore and others sell 210 East Seventh Street for about 35500. John W Grove sells three lots on Rosemont Avenue near Fairview for about 5000. Charlies H Hellersman and others sell six Maple Avenue Brunswick lots including 413 North Maple for about 4500.
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Erven S. Butt
Ernest Lee Butt
Claude M. Mathers
Urbana
Brosius Homes Corporation
Charles R. Main
Mary Street
Saratoga Village
Ella ¥. Fisher
Albert L. Eyler, Jr
Buckeystown
Rachel Whitmore
Meredith A. Redmond
East Seventh Street
John W. Grove
Lewis C. Kinsey
Rosemont Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Charlies H. Hellersman
John D. Hite
North Maple Avenue
Brunswick
Eisenhower Invited To Address ASNE Meeting In Baltimore
President Eisenhower has been invited to address the annual meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors in Baltimore, April 16 to 18. The invitation was received with consideration as press groups discuss the Truman censorship order amid ongoing debates on information security and government transparency. In Baltimore, a spate of robberies Friday night yielded over $1,720 in cash across banks, taxis, and a real estate office, with one suspect reported at gunpoint and two cab drivers robbed.
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Eisenhower
American Society of Newspaper
I ‘Editors
Wright Bryan
Atlanta Journal
ASNE
Bryan
Truman
I Asxne
Baltimore
Belcamp Savings Union Bank
Aberdeen
Hutchison Hurt After Fall Through Store Showcase
Walter D Hutchison 26 of Lawtey Florida was brought to Frederick Memorial Hospital after falling through a store showcase in Hyattstown while a truck was fueling. He suffered shock and multiple facial head and right-hand lacerations. Hutchison identified Francis a truck driver from Lawes as the helper on the insured man’s truck. He was admitted for treatment and to be picked up by Francis on the truck’s return from Pennsylvania.
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Tell
Walter D. Hutchison
Lawtey
Fionda
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hyattstown
Hutchison
Fred _E. Francis
Florida
Lawes
Francis
Pennsylvania
Little Chance For Home Rule
Annapolis lawmakers clash over home rule measures as Sen Crothers signals strong doubt the bill advances beyond the Judiciary Committee. Witnesses including Enos Stockbridge and Major Reichelt back the plan while talks on county options mirror municipal ambitions. Other tests focus on teacher salaries, road funding, transit fare costs, and oyster lease controls.
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Crothers
Cecil
Judiciary Committee
Cecil County
Commission For Administrative Organization of
Enos Stockbridge
Herbert W. Reichelt
Mt. Rainier
Maryland Municipal League
State League of Women Voters
General Assembly
Governmental Survey Commission
Senate Finance
House
Ways and Means
Green Commission
Lofstrand
Baltimore Transit Co
Baltimore Taxi Farms
Harry T. Gross
Gross
Robert Freedman
R. Palmer Nickerson
The
Automobile Club
Senate
Sen Phoebus
Somerset
Shehan ‘D-Talbot
Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries
Lions Club Hosts Scout Week Speaker at Key Hotel
Delmar Wilson scout executive for the National Capital area spoke at the Lions Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He outlined Scout Week duties and cited 117 courses for 3,000 leaders, formation of 133 new units, and about $225,000 raised. He contrasted scouting with totalitarian youth programs and urged community support through an immediate clothing drive for England and the Netherlands.
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National Capitol
Washington
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Wilson
Sparta
Athens
England
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
Stalin
Russia
God
Indiana
John Morgan
Netherlands
City Opera House
National
Jack Shorrow
Elliott A. Soule
George Jaynes
Frederick
Ray Whilcollins
York
Michael Thomas
Jefferson
J. Goodloe Jackson
Cumberland
Henry R. Krantz, Jr
Mt. Airy
William Jeffries
Hagers
Frederick Hotel
Walter Lanius
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Lanius
L. Clinton Rhoades
Communist Threat Emphasized In State Legislature Defense
State Senator Ramsburg warned that the Communist party of Maryland sent an open letter to the General Assembly proposing a program including a Korea cease fire, sales tax repeal, higher minimum wages, and civil rights law. He urged vigilance to guard democracy against attempts to overthrow the government in Annapolis.
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Jacob R. Ramsiburg
Communist Party of Maryland
General Assembly
Korea
Ramsburg
Public Service Commission
Sen. Ramsburg
Armed Services
Repair work in Amsterdam aims to fix dikes before flood tide
Dutch government engineers say they can complete temporary repairs to Holland's vast dike network in time for the next flood tides on February 16. American forces assist as a major factor in meeting the goal.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Holland
Three Crashes On Route 40 Near New Market Injure Two
Six cars involved in three accidents along Route 40, about one mile west of New Market, Friday evening caused minor injuries to George Eyler and Beatrice Johnson. Merola and Pope faced charges after a sequence beginning with a 1950 Chevrolet overturning. A separate rear end crash later injured Eyler, with $700 combined damage. A fourth accident on Route 340 near Knoxville left one car toppled but no injuries.
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Route 40
New Market
George Terry Eyler
Route 1
Frederick
Beatrice Johnson
North Park Avenue
Warren
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank L. Pope
Woodfield
Chevrolet
Joseph Stakem
Pope
Frank M. Merola
Park Avenue
Niles
Elmer Francis Quark
Fay Street
Salisbury
Ruark
Pontiac
Theodore S. Tsucalos
New York City
Packard
Clinton Lee Carlile
Wiley Ford
Carlile
Eyler
James Lewis
Stakem
Knoxville
Emelio DiTelvo
James Stonesifer
One-Day Meeting Of 4 H Held Here
About 120 4H leaders from Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll and Washington counties attended a day long training session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. Mrs Florence Low emphasized adult leadership as key to 4H success, with A V Krewatch detailing the electrical program and Miss Beatrice Fehr directing afternoon sessions.
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Florence Low
College Park
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Washington
Francis Scott Key
Low
Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker
Roy Cassell
Betsy Lavington
Roscor Brown
Washington County
William Ailenberg
Carroll County
Janet Cobientz
University of Maryland
Frederick Man Faces Reckless Driving Charge After Crash
Russell W. Zimmerman of East Church street is charged with reckless driving after his Ford coupe overturned on Quinn Orchard road around 11 30 p m Wednesday night. State Trooper E C Crowther reported about 100 dollars in damage to the car.
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Frederick
E. C. Crowther
Russell W. Zimmerman
East Church Street
Quinn Orchard Road
Zimmerman
So beloff to keynote Frederick County Bar banquet
Speaking here Simon E Sobeloff judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals will be guest speaker at the Frederick County Bar Association annual banquet on February 16 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Judge Sobeloff named to the Court of Appeals after commissions study state government He was a Baltimore attorney before appointment About fifty from Montgomery County Bar Association invited Pre banquet cocktail at 6 15 p m T West Claggett president presides Committee headed by E Austin James includes Alton Y Bennett Charles M Mathias Sr Richard E Zimmerman Robert Rothenhoefer and James McSherry
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Simon E. Sobeloff
Maryland Court of Appeals
Frederick County Bar Association
Francis Scott Key
Sobeloff
McKeldin
Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Frederick County
Montgomery County Bar Association
T. West Claggett
E. Austin James
Alton Y. Bennett
Charles McC. Mathias, Sr
Richard E. Zimmerman
Robert Rothenhoefer
James McSherry
Jury Acquits Earl Cline in Federal Tax Trial
A Baltimore jury acquitted Earl H. Cline, a 54 year old Frederick County contractor, on income tax charges involving 42 431 after a two day trial in the Baltimore District Federal Court. Cline admitted understating income for 1945 49 but testified he signed returns prepared by an employee without checking. Defense contended the understatements arose from business purchases exceeding reported income and not an attempt to cheat the government.
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Baltimore
Earl H. Cline
Frederick County
Thomas J. Kenny
Cline
Kenney
Joseph F. Carey
Internal Revenue Bureau
Kline
Edward T. Cramer
Lewis J. Martz
Emory B. Shipley
F. Ross Myers
James L. Rimler
Mathias
Frederick Attorneys
Lions Club flood relief drive for Europe clothing and blankets
The Lions Club in Eu rope launches a clothing and blanket drive for flood relief. Alvey V. Renn chairs the effort with three city receiving stations at the Opera House Renn Pontiac 526 North Market and the Mirror and Glass Shop 301 East Fourth. The police will take calls and arrange pickups. donations are bundled and flown to Washington then to Holland for distribution by the Dutch government. In London a claim arises about American ships carrying seeds and poisonous seeds to the Soviet Union in 1942, tied to a V Minayev book.
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Lions Club
Europe
Alvey V. Renn
Opera House
Renn Pontiac Company
North Market Street
Mirror and Glass Shop
East Fourth Street
The
Reno
Washington
Holland
United States
London
Russia
Moscow Radio
V. Minayev
Minayev
Tyler Flight Service offers to manage Frederick airport
The Tyler Flight Service Corporation proposed to manage Frederick’s municipal airport and open a small aircraft service shop. The city and board showed interest but no agreement reached after discussing leases, finances, and other arrangements. A joint meeting is planned for next week while officials study the proposal and guard against potential losses. Sgt. Phillip Culler to retire February 14, Patrolman Sherman Boone appointed to replace him. Zoning requests from Carlton A. Toms for a home barbershop and Robert E. Dailey's request to rezone part of North Market Street were considered but action deferred.
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Tyler Flight Service Corporation
Frederick
Tyler Corporation
Baltimore
Westminster
Venezuela
Canada
West Coast
Clay E. Delauney
Anthony J. Johnson
Delauney
Maryland
CAA
Phillip Culler
Police Department
Culler
Sherman Boone
Carlton A. Toms
East
Patrick Street
Robert E. Dailey
E. Austin James
T. West Claggett
North Market Street
U N Aid Push Considered In Korea Policy Shift
The United States reportedly shaping a strong call to U N allies for more Korea assistance as part of a new Eisenhower era grand strategy. A U N survey urged 1.75 billion dollars in aid and investment to save war‑torn South Korea and exposed black market and profiteering issues. Some analysts weighed a possible blockade of Red China, though chances seemed slim with economic restrictions possibly widening.
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N. Y
United States
U. N
Korea
U. S
South Korea
Red China
Indictment of Reds Hidden in Prague Communist Paper
Vienna dispatch reports a Czech underground group slipped a concealed four page indictment of Red Premier Antonin Zapotocky and top Czech leaders into Rude Pravo, the official Communist newspaper. Exile Videnske Svobodne Listy says the pamphlet was printed at Rude Pravo's plant.
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Austria
Red Valers
Prague
Communist Party
Rude Pravo
Videnske Svobodne Listy
Red
Antonin Zapotocky
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