Frederick two-car crashes yield $5700 in damages
Two collisions Friday afternoon in Frederick left about 5700 in damages with no injuries reported. An incident near East Street and East Seventh involved Douglas Magaha and Warren Harley. another at West Seventh and Fairview involved Clyde Crum and Thomas Pryor. A third minor incident and hospital treatment are also noted with several arrests for disorderly conduct.
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East Street
East Seventh Street
William A. Boone Jr
Douglas W Magaha
Park Avenue
Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc
West Seventh
Fairview Avenues
Clyde C. Crum
RFD 3
Fairview Avenue
Seventh Street
Thomas W Prror
Center Street
Pryor
Crum
Sergt
Denver Shook
Fiospital
Herbert ‘Thompson
Aianbatte Mae Frederick Memorial Hospital
Varis
Vernon Hettner
Thompson
Ile
Sands Spring
Bertha G. Patterson
Washington
Carmack
Budd
Rippeon
Trump
Patterson
Teowrd C. Turdandia
Mitetas
Ote
Mossburg
Frederick Chamber dinner to feature Wilbur Van Sant
Wilbur Van Sant newly elected president of the Baltimore Association of Commerce will speak at the Frederick Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at the Francs Scott Key Hotel. Clyde M. Roney will toast. Donald Rice will address. Social hour at six, dinner at seven in the Wedgwood room and hotel ballroom.
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Baltimore Association of Commerce
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francs Scott Key Hotel
van Sant
van- Sant, Dugdale and Company, Inc
Baltimore Association
Clyde M. Roney
Donald Rice
Wedgwood Room
Benson Addresses Overflow Farm Audience in Des Moines
Secretary of Agriculture Benson spoke to over 1,000 at the National Farm Institute urging quick passage of a farm program to tackle the surplus problem and raise farmers’ incomes. He praised the Senate Agriculture Committee for the soil bank plan and warned against price fixing as a false solution. Meanwhile 21,450 Chinese have left Hong Kong during the Lunar New Year period as travel limits relax.
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Benson
anti-Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Berton
Hong Kong
Red China
Rede
Wet and foggy weather spreads east of Mississippi
The Associated Press reports extensive rainfall from Texas to the Lower Missouri and Ohio Valleys and toward the South Atlantic coast. Another belt stretches from the Middle Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic Coast with rain and some snow in parts. Tornadoes hit central Texas, near Tupelo Mississippi, and winds exceeded mph in areas near Rome Georgia.
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Ohio
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Rockies
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Michigan
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Virginia
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Grand Forks
Wreck Information May Go To Grand Jury
Information on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad wreck near Ijamsville that killed two may reach the February grand jury. Witnesses might appear Tuesday. State's Attorney Barrick cautioned no guarantee. Twenty six witnesses subpoenaed. nine examined so far with possible early adjournment.
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Ijamsville
Samuel W. Barrick
Cars Hit At Intersection Cause Major Damages
A rear end collision at 11.43 last night at Evergreen Point CS 15 and Old US 240 damaged one car severely and wrecked another. An expectant mother was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital then released after checkup. Driver Mrs Vivian Riggles 23 and John Vincent Key 36 faced charges. Riggles allegedly had no license and reckless driving. Harding Jr accompanied her.
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Old U. S. 240
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert C. Snyder
John Vincent Key
Oman
Mary A. Key
RFD
US 15
Vivian Miller Riggles
Tanes
Snyder
Riggles
Fiegles
Thomas £. Harding Jr
East Sonth Street
Harding
Rigeles
Maia
Churchill Sleep Quiet After Chartwell Fire Near Prime Minister
Sir Winston Churchill slept peacefully as a fire broke out in Chartwell Manor near his bedroom. The blaze started in the kitchen when an oil stove flared after a maid left it unattended. a police officer and fire crews ensured safety as Churchill rested, returning to his country home after visiting Lady Churchill.
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Westerham
England
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Chartwell Manor
Chartwell
Carle
50 Die In Crash
London reports that a chartered plane crashed at Malta on takeoff from Luqa airport, killing all 50 aboard. The aircraft carried 45 British servicemen and five crew members, operated by Scowsh Airlines on a government-supported flight for soldiers and dependents between Britain and Malta.
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War Office
Malta
Britain
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Baltimore Transit Strike Continues Amid Senate Action
The Baltimore Transit Co chief negotiator faces cross examination as the Grand Inquest probes the strike causes. BTC president Dale Barratt testifies while union and company reps recount negotiations. Talks stall after 20 days. lawmakers push three arbitration and seizure bills as transit riders bear the disruption.
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Baltimore
Dale W. Barratt
BTC
Assnof Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes of América
Sweetcar
General Assembly
Theodore R McKeldin
Thomas D‘alesandro
Federation of Labor -Aflo
Orsnembane
Mrs Croghan Named Gen Marks Campaign Agent
Frederick Republican candidate John Markey announced Mrs Hilda B Croghan will be his state wide political agent. Croghan leads the Frederick County Federation of Republican Women and serves on the county party panel. Also named is Ray Tabler of Washington County as campaign treasurer. In Baltimore a metallurgist Richard Wiel died after an altercation in a downtown hotel and a University of Maryland student faced murder charges. Beth Proa of Weirton is free on bond in an assault case.
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US Senate
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Frederick County
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Nicodemus National Bank
Hagerstown
Fats
Baltimore
Richard M Wiel
Allentown
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Red Leaders Criticize Stalin as Khrushchev Leads Charge
Moscow report says Anastas Mikoyan opened the 20th Congress with a sharp attack on Joseph Stalin’s writings and legacy. He challenged Stalin’s economic theories and questioned the one man rule, calling for revised Marxist analysis and renewed collective leadership.
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Sorviet Merarchy
Joseph Stalin
Anastas Mikoyan
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Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
U.S.S.R
Communist Party
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United States
Britain
France
Not Guilty On Assault Charge In Court Verdict
Samuel L Brown of Burkettstown found not guilty of assaulting his daughter in a dispute over punishment of a younger child. Defense witness Glenn D Butts testified Brown acted in self defense during an unmade attack. Trial continued to allow further defense testimony.
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Samuel L. Brown
Burkettsville
Brown
Glenn D. Butts
Edwin F. Nikirk
Leon Bleyaert
Monroe
Mich
William A Boone Jr
Callaterate
Michael D. Grady
Lakoma Park
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W. M. Cornell
Clearville
U. S. 40
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Billy W. Gilliland
Granite Falls
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U.S. 49
Franklin D Denor
Baltimore
Tr L C Clark
New Market Man Injured By Track Repair
Howard B Selby of New Market was injured at 8 50 this morning while repairing a truck owned by James A Henn. Hospital authorities report his condition as fairly good but note prior rest complicates matters. X rays planned to check for other injuries.
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New Market
James A Henn
Hubert Biser
Selby
Frederick Memoral Hospital
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Hahn
Braddock Heights Plans New Community Playground
The Braddock Heights Community Association bought three acres near the pool from Braddock Heights Water Company to create a free residents playground. A committee led by Donald N. Meldrum will plan development aiming for June 1 completion with clearing grading and seeding. A meeting with officers is set for February 24 at the Meldrums' home.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights Water Company
Braddock
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Meldrum
L. M. Massey Jr
Harold Chichester
William Wallace
Delbert Null
Louis Schoolman
Milton Brunk
Raymond Anderson
M. &. Appleton
Albert Cohen
Oweu Jenkins
Roy Acker
Washington's Birthday Holiday Impacts Frederick Banks Posts
Washington's Birthday will be a legal holiday in Frederick with banks and post offices closed. City offices and some state and federal offices will shut. stores plan sales. Post office follows holiday schedule with no deliveries or window service. lobby mailboxes remain accessible. Some markets close for the day.
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Coat House
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Jail So Nice He Wants To Stay There
In Los Angeles a former Chicago janitor named Vesely tells Judge Joseph E Call he prefers no promotion and accuses the outside world of danger. He boasts a $25,000 bank balance and access to meals and shelter while jailed as he awaits a decision on his case involving defrauding schemes. The judge will decide Friday.
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Joe Veselh
Joseph E Call
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Jane
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Streams Show Effects Of Steady Rains
Rivers in the area rose modestly after a new rainy siege that brought nearly half an inch of precipitation. The Monocacy at Gas House Pike bridge and the Potomac at Harpers Ferry rose but not to dangerous levels. Forecaster warned more rain likely Monday. Devereux files for Republican renomination to Maryland’s Second District.
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Harpers Ferry
Gambrill State Park
Two Reds To Meet Queen In London
Reported plans set Soviet premier Bulganin and Khrushchev to meet Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle during a April visit to England. Security will be tight with Scotland Yard and Secret Service coordinating an around the clock guard.
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Foreign Office
Tney
Six Die as Baltimore Home Burns in Oil Stove Fire
A Baltimore family perished in a late night blaze that tore through a small southwest Balti more two story brick house. Mrs Helen Laudadale and her children Lucian My Eugenia 10 Nancy 9 Thomas 8 and Edna Mae 5 were killed. The 20 by 12 foot dwelling had a full room and a smaller room on each floor.
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Lucian
Eugenia
Nancy
Thomas
Edna Mae
Economic Outlook Shows Mixed Signals In 1960s Data
The report notes tentative signs of recovery in housing and auto output but cautions on overall demand. FHA mortgage applications rose 11 percent in January, while car production and retail sales faltered. Energy policy debates and a veto on the natural gas bill loom over future growth.
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