Frederick County to Receive Federal Aid for School Costs
Frederick County Board of Education is allotted 68 988 from federal funds for impacted areas with 44 842 certified for immediate payment. Superintendent Eugene Pruitt notes aid depends on per child cost and demand from other regions. 1 234 students fall under the impact classification, including Fort Detrick and Fort Ritchie families. Local funds supplement text, library, equipment needs. final payments may reach near the total entitlement.
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Frederick County
Congress
Mr. Pruitt
Pruitt
Speed violations and court actions across Maryland noted
Testimony by State Trooper Kline cites a 0 mph overtaking maneuver near Baltimore on U S 40. Magistrate Sheffied Jr. finds a Burkittsville man guilty of speeding over 70 mph with fines and costs. Other cases include a Burkittsville daughter accusing her father of assault, a West Patrick Street resident failing to pay parking fines, and collateral forfeitures.
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Paul A. Kline
Anne Barton
Baltimore
U. S 40 East
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Peoples Court
Samuel L. Brown
Burkittsville
Annett
Betty Louise Brown
Miss Brown
Brown
Edwin F. Nikirk
Robert Smith
West Patrick Street
Alsive
Kline
Karl F. Williams
Perryville
U.S. 40 West
S.J. C. D. Mades
Natural Gas Bill Vetoed by President Eisenhower
SVILLE Ga President Eisenhower vetoed the controversial natural gas bill. Senate debate on the measure followed an inquiry into a $2,540 campaign contribution spurned by Sen. Francis Case.
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Sville
Eisenhower
Senate
Francis Case
Easton Elementary Fire Damages Local School in Maryland
Easton Maryland The Easton Elementary School sustained heavy damage from a basement fire believed caused by defective wiring Fire Chief William Covey reported the cafeteria and first floor areas were destroyed Smoke damaged additional areas and the building was protected by locked doors delaying spread About 30 firefighters responded and classes were canceled today
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Easton
William T Covey
Artorney
Covey
Toling
Locke
Stude
Boone Honored By Exchangites During Crime Prevention Week
Exchangites held a dinner meeting to honor William A Renn as policeman of the year part of Crime Prevention Week. Charles Novelan of Rockville spoke on narcotics investigations, noting the high daily drug costs and the link to organized crime while Boone received a citation and plaque.
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Rockville
Exchangites
William A Renn
Irelan
Club
United States
Boone
Citavon
Keine
Dres
Robert Schultz
Exchange Club
Breme Tha Rhee Pford
Calvary Methodist Church
Howard Ambrose
Frederick High School
Barney Fogle
Lincoln School
Schutz
Cub Scents
Carl Wright
Givie
Tadin Ad- Aree
Pale Tee
Charles
Mata
Charlio Magaha
State Police
Mrs. Boone
Jack Young
Hagerstown Exchange Club
Wiai Myate Tata Eta
William Roentvann
Ralph Isaltvelt
Irs
Ralph Merchant
Paul E. Kigenbrade Jr
Student Held After Alleged Assault at Club Scene
A medical student from Baltimore faces assault charges after an incident at a nightclub where police say a dancer was touched by the older man. The student acted in defense of the dancer during the confrontation across the street. The case highlights ongoing tensions in the area.
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Baltimore
Rebel Army Troops Seize Iquitos Amid Peru Unrest
Rebel forces claimed control of Iquitos in the Amazon while the government reported overall calm. President Odria’s regime declared modified martial law as other branches remained loyal. some forces reportedly held out in the Iquitos region. Elections loom with no clear candidate. Odria cannot seek a second term.
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Peru
Iquitos
Amazon River
Manuel Odria
Anvaéco
Odria
Snow and Ice Strike Eastern United States
Snow sleet and rain pelted the eastern half of the nation causing hazardous driving conditions. A tornado hit Aberdeen Mississippi killing one and injuring others as homes and stores were demolished. Freezing rain glazed roads in the Ohio Valley and western Great Lakes with zeros in parts of the northern Rockies.
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Associated Press
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Aberdeen
Miss
Dama
Linvugi Sugathun
Texarkana
Arkalinds
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Missouri
Ilinois
New England
Central Plains
Rockies
Polio Vaccine Drive Maps Second Doses Across County
Children lined up at Winchester Hall for second shots of the Salk polio vaccine led by Dr Forbes Burgess and Dr Karl H Tannenbaum. Inoculations continued at Emmittsburg and Brunswick clinics with dates set for February 21 and 28 at the American Legion home and synagogues, as health officials plan a countywide push on March 2 at Winchester Hall.
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Forbes Burgess
Karl H Tannenbaum
Toca Clinic
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T His
Charles R. Williams
Brunswick
William B. Carpenter
Antelock
Five Day Weather Forecast For Western Maryland
Five day outlook shows mostly cloudy and mild conditions in western Maryland with warmer highs in the east. Scattered showers possible in most areas with rain in the west and north central regions. Colder nights, fair Monday, and a warming trend with rain possible later Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures near 40s to 50s with a few degrees above normal and precipitation around two tenths to one quarter inch.
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Maryland
Marsland
First B-52 Crash Takes Three Lives
The first B-52 crash in SAC history occurred near Tracy California on a training flight. Eight crew members were aboard Castle AFB based aircraft. three were killed four survived and one remained missing with efforts continuing for recovery. Survivors and witnesses described the explosions and bailout as the bomber disintegrated in flight.
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Fae Boren
Nemp
Patrick Fleming
93Rd
Castle Afb
Albert K. Brown
Pittsburgh
Edward L. Stefanski
Pottstown
Merced
Calif
James Fredrickson
Atwater
Sacramento
Harold F. Korger
Tydings Backed In Washington County
Supporters in Washington County forward a petition urging former Sen. Millard E. Tydings to run in the Democratic nomination for the U. S. Senate. The Washington County Men’s Democratic Club split 3 to 3 on George P. Mahoney as counter candidate. 25 of 38 district leaders signed the petition. The State Central Committee of St Marys County unanimously endorsed Mahoney. Mahoney's headquarters announced the development.
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Millard E. Tydings
Washington County
U.S Senate
Men's
Democratic Club
Candace
George P. Mahoney
Tydines
Democratic State Central Committee
St Marss County
Ceorge Poo Mahoney
Texas
U. S Senate
Mahoney
One Dead 35 Hurt After Twister Hits Aberdeen
A tornado struck Aberdeen Mississippi killing at least one person and injuring 35, damaging a four block Negro neighborhood. National Guardsmen patrolled the business district to deter looting. About 100 people were left homeless as volunteers and emergency crews searched ruins and aided survivors.
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Miss
Mississippi
A. G. Bright
Omnasium
Garrett County Roads Covered With Ice
Freezing rain made driving hazardous across Maryland with more rain expected tonight and tomorrow. State Police reported slippery roads in Western Maryland and in Randallstown and Waterloo areas. Garrett County roads were covered with ice this morning.
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Maryland
Stri Pery
Randallstown
Waterloo
Garrett County
Estes Retaup Tour Highlights Florida Baltimore Stop
Refacver in Baltimore Miami flew to Baltimore for a luncheon address then returns to Florida. The dispatch notes support for federal aid to public school construction despite the racial integration issue, urging that it should not block funds.
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Refacver
Baltimore
Miami
Food Shortages Loom Across Europe After Severe Winter
Severe winter devastates agriculture across Europe with crops valued in the hundreds of millions lost in France and Italy. Floods and freezing temperatures crippleed farmland in Virnoslavia Turkey and Spain while ship traffic stalled in the North Sea and Danube measures were set for emergency planning.
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Nine Teenagers Sentenced in Chicago Gang Slaying
Nine Chicago teens were sentenced for the shotgun killing of 17 year old Kenneth Sloboda during a gang war last July. Clement Macis, 15, received the heaviest sentence at 16 years. eight others faced 1 to 5 years or up to 4 to 14 years after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter. Five co-defendants, who testified for the prosecution, await sentencing.
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Clement ‘Cookie
Criminal Court
Thomas ‘Kluczynski
Maris
Kenneth Sloboda
Macis
Judre Kluceynski
Pieht Muatches
Refuses To Arbitrate In Strike Bound Dispute
ANNAPOLIS The board of directors rejected arbitration in a strike dispute as Dale W Barratt, president of the ary comm Cn, indicated he would resign rather than submit. Barratt testified before the House of Delegates Grand Jury, while officials debated pay scales and duty disputes amid ongoing tensions. A Maryland Press Association gathering in Baltimore drew 100 editors and featured Dr Wilson Hobskins of the University of Maryland as a speaker.
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Dale W Barratt
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Barratt
House of Delegates Grand Triest
Jessimon
Tome Alper Speci
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Cirace
Brad Vail
Baltimore
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Vena
Pires
Wilson Hobskins
University of Maryland
MPA
Shevin Vestabs
Lunrheon
Snow Melts as Warm Temps Clear Roads Across County
Light snow and sleet lingered overnight with a few icy patches at Gambrill State Park and Braddock South Mountains area. Temperatures rose to near 40 daytime high with drizzle in the forecast through Saturday. state police reported normal travel conditions overall.
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Weather Bureau
State Roads Commission
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South Mountains
L. S. 40
Unionville
Gambrill Park
Two Tractor-Trailers Collide on East Patrick Street
Two tractor trailers collide about 3.30 a m at East Patrick and Franklin streets causing $400 damage and no injuries. Comer of Charlestown WV driven by George Comer rammed from behind by Chambers of Hedgeville WV. Bare reports Comer vehicle $100 damage and Chambers $300. Chambers charged with reckless driving. hearing February 24.
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Franklin Streets
George Frank Comer
Ranson
W. Va
Community Oil Company
Charlactnn
Val Wee
Franklin Street
Franklin and
East Patrick Streets
John William Chambers
Hedgesville
Comer
C. W. Bare
Bare
Chambers
Britain clamps down on free spenders in inflation plan
Prime Minister Eden's government announced an emergency step inflation program in Parliament. It cuts food subsidies, tightens installment buying, curbs business investment, and trims defense outlays by 380 million pounds. Chancellor Harold Macmillan outlined broader spending curbs across departments as part of the effort to slow money flow and curb rising prices.
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London
Eden
House of Commons
Uwarald Macmillan
Macmilan
Natonalved Bank of England
Plane crash near Tanemont rocks national attention
An unnamed individual accused of a suicide attempt is not insane according to reports. The incident involved a United Airlines plane near Tanemont Cole with likely involvement of an eastern guard and a potential fatal outcome. Authorities consider the chances excellent and note political figures including a Northern Wisconsin Republican mention in coverage.
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Jann
Lesterday
Hart
Utah
United Ane Lines
Tanemont Cole
Shane
Shipment Of Tanks Canceled
The State Department canceled a shipment of 18 American light tanks to Saudi Arabia amid White House involvement. The move followed earlier plans to ship the tanks from New York, drawing Democratic and Israeli criticism and raising questions about arms sales in the Middle East and the risk of provoking an arms race with Egypt and Russia. White House Press Secretary Hagerty said export licenses to the region were suspended pending review, with Eisenhower and Dulles whereabouts and actions not fully clear.
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White House
State Department
Saudi Arabia
New York
Middle East
Senate
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Egypt
Russia
United States
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Damman
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Thomasville
Department of State
Hagerty
Dulles
Bahamas
Georegia
Hakerty
More Funds For Parks
National parks popularity rises in Washington as supporters push for increased funding. Lawmakers, agencies, and interest groups rally to secure more money for park maintenance, preservation, and programs amid rising visitation and policy debate.
Postpone Hearing on Train Discontinuance Between Hagerstown and Baltimore
The hearing on the proposed train discontinuance has been postponed to a new date announced by the commission. The meeting site remains at the regional offices, with discussions continuing on the Western Maryland line between Hagerstown and Baltimore.
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Raminion
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