Reverend Anderman to resign from Utica E and R charges
Rev. William H. Anderman Jr announces resignation from the Utica Evangelical and Reformed charge after nearly six years. He will move to Tremont Pa to lead the Tremont Charge, effective May 1, leaving the Lewistown parsonage April 11. He has been losing eyesight since 1954 due to atrophy and served as pastor for Grace Pleasant Hill St. Paul’s and Zion churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Evangelical and Reformed Charges
William H Anderman Jr
Charge
Schuylkill County
Tremont
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lewistown Parsonage
Andeman
Anderman
Uuica
Grace Pleasant Hill
Pleasant St. Paul's
Uttea
Zion
Charlesville
Pennsylvania
William H. Anderman
Providence Avenue Church
Chester
Anderman Jr
Philadelphia
Frackville
Mr Anderman
Grace Church
Pleasant Fall
Three Dozen Cars In Wreck On Reading Line
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania the east west main line of the Western Maryland Railway is blocked by the tangled wreckage of thirty six coal cars. The derailed Reading Railroad coal cars were en route from Hagerstown Maryland to Rutherford yard in Harrisburg. No passenger trains run on the line and freight traffic is rerouted via the Pennsylvania Railroad between Hagerstown and Harrisburg. A faulty coupler is blamed for dropping between the cars and derailing them. The wreck occurred six miles east of Wagerstown and the line was expected to be cleared by today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Western Maryland Railway
Reading Railroad
Hagerstown
Rutherford
Harrisbers
Reading
Western Maryland
Flerrmann
Westen Maryland
Wagerstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Inquiry To Be Expanded By Senate Committee
A Senate committee led by Sen George announced expanded public hearings on a 2500 campaign fund offer to Sen Case during the gas bill fight. Witnesses may include Donald R Ross, former U S district attorney for Nebraska, Howard B Keck of Superior Oil Co and Emer Patmac a farmer. The panel will probe the general pattern of campaign fundraising and whether other senators received similar offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
George
Sen. Case
Donald KR Ross
U.S
Nebraska
Howard B. Keck
Superior Oil Co
California
Emer Patmac
Maryland port authority faces crucial vote in final GA week
Maryland lawmakers enter the last 16 days of the 1956 session with a key vote on creating a state port authority to boost Baltimore and fund expansion. The plan would raise corporation income tax, allow county land controls, and borrow 15 million for startup, while facing opposition from Eastern Shore and Harford County delegates seeking more study and exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
House of Delegates
General Assembly
Ranma Oy
Court of Appeals
House
Ways and Means
McKeldin
Senate House
Baltimore
Owevel
ULI
Eastern Shore
Harford County
Mandel
D-Balto Ist
Eisenhower Extends Vacation into Weekend
President Eisenhower will prolong his vacation to Friday or Saturday, Hagerty says no decision on a 1952 reelection bid. No comment on reports of a March 1 disclosure or a February news conference. timing uncertain after stock market close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Tate Frida
Hagerty
Washington
Police Probe 4 Weekend Accidents
Weekend city accidents involved a pedestrian with minor hip injury after stepping in front of a sedan on South Court. A milk truck toppled a city light pole at Carroll Parkway and Fairview Avenue with no vehicle damage. driver charged with reckless driving. Two additional rear end and intersection collisions on East Patrick Street and North Court-West Second Streets caused minor damages and traffic citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi Sherman H Boone
M.F Kahn
W. Monrovia
Kru
South Court
Sergi
Boone
Lowse G Shafer
Frederick Rfd
South Court Street
Kahn
Carroll Parkway
Fairview Avenue
Westbrook
Bernard E. King
James E. Price
Park Avenue
Fairview
City Peace
East Patrick Street
Water Street
William A. Boone Jr
Edith M Shipley
Gaithersburg
Patick
Franklin R. Hossler
East South Street
Carmack
Actor Bridges Ad Libs Profanity In Mob Scene
New York NBC studios received about 500 calls after a tense mob scene in a television melodrama. Lloyd Bridges played a father figure in the Aleos hour play Tragedy with a Temporary Town and added two profanities before the word pigs prompting apologies from NBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
Lloyd Bridges
Bridges
Rain Belt Reaches Mid Atlantic States
Rain belt extends from the northern Gulf through the Middle Atlantic to southern Pennsylvania. Most areas saw less than a quarter inch of rain though parts of South Carolina reported up to half an inch. Cold air moves down from the Northern Plains with snow flurries in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Snow flurries also hit sedan counties of New York State and northern Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf States
Middle Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
South Carolia
Plains
Minnesota
Dakotas
New York State
Michigan
Europe faces starvation as famine bites amid deep winter frost
Europe endures a severe winter with 676 deaths and widespread shortages. Prices surge for vegetables and olive oil while rivers freeze, roads throttle traffic, and schools close for heating lack. Nations report early tolls across France Italy Britain and more as arctic blizzards lash the continent.
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Seine
Paris
Thames
Windsor Castle
Elizabeth II
Nigeria
Rome
North Sea
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Denmark
Germany
Greece
Holland
Austria
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Belgium
Sweden
Poland
Norway
Sunderland
England
West
Weser
Rhine
Oberwesel
Bingen
Andre Dullin
Avalanche Kills One at Mt Washington Ravine Event
A Mount Washington avalanche buried a party of five Sunday afternoon. Aaron Leve a Northeastern University psychology professor from Boston is missing presumed dead. Survivors Albert Sanderson George Speare Charles Fay and Frank Truesdale are injured with various sprains.
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MT. Washington
Northeastern University
Aaron Leve
Boston
Northeastern
Albert Sanderson
Wayland
George Speare
Newton
Charles Fay
Upton
Frank Truesdale
Framingham
Ashland High School
Maryland Oystermen Report Strong Year at Tilghman Island
Watermen on Tilghman Island say this year is among the best seasons in years with boats selling for up to 450 per boat and oysters fetching 3.73 per bushel as demand remains steady. Also noted is Gustine Charpentier whose opera Lanse became a popular public favorite, with a late career baton of work including a 1950 Louise performance at the Opera Comique.
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Tilghmans Island
Opmarsland
Paris
Gustine Charpentier
Charpentier
Louise
Opera Comtaie
Judge Declares No Organized Crime Here In Frederick Case
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer tells the grand jury at the February term opening that the session should be brief. Former County Commissioner U Grant Hooper presides as jury foreman in Frederick as trial magistrates gain concurrent jurisdiction in minor offenses.
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Fredenck
Patrick M Schnauffer
Circuit Court
U Grant Hooper
Frederick
W. Larrick
Lehnaufter
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Helen I. Coleman
Flora M . Setss
George A Foreman
Roland W. Harbaugh
Carolie R. von Eiff
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Edgar D Boller
Beulah N. Smith
Charles J. Fregoe
Janis M. Wertheimer
Emory F. Stottlemyer
Joseph H Timpson
Howard N. Pearl
Dorothy C. Kerrigan
Charles W Feddivord
Ernest Berger
J. Ridgely Flock
Lulu
Catshall
Margaret Zecker
Harley M. Ricketts
Lucille Beatty
Wal- 2
Ake
Rose Cheefer
John H Renn
Katharine T Powell
Jane W. Wise
Earl G. Geisbert
William H Haugh
Edith L. Norris
Clarence E Hahn
Carrie A Routzahn
Marin L LeGore
Thelma Shriner
Chester Phillips
Kathleen Gardner
Isabel L Bailey
Leroy A. Adams
Helen A. Remsburg
Paul A. Stockman
Carroll W. Kent
Paul B Clay
Eduard F. Gaver
Justices of the Peace
Acts of the General Assembly of
Warsland
Maryland
Tydings Uncertain on Senate Comeback Prospect
Former Senator Millard E. Tydings, inactive in politics five years, signaled a Tuesday announcement on whether he will seek the Democratic Senate nomination. Kent County leaders urged his run, while George P. Mahoney’s growing county support faced Democratic unease amid party splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Millard EB. Tydings
Senate
Kent County
Tydings
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Butthes
George P Mahones
Wade
United States Senate
Transit Strike In Baltimore Enters 22d Day
Baltimore transit strike reaches its 22nd day with activity planned on two fronts and possibly a third. Mayor asks BTC and union to resume talks tomorrow at the Emerson Hotel as a grand inquest and state senate hearings loom over long term solutions and fare systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
BTC
Union
Uavons
Emerson Hotel
D‘alesandro
Henry A Barnes
Stanford Hoff
Public Service Commission
Maryland House of Delegates
Annapolis
Baltimore Transit Co
Transit Workers Union
House
Board of
BIC
Grand Inquest
Thomas F Dempses
Baltimore Democrat
Taateahe
Baltimore Transit System
Plane crashes near Cairo kill numerous aboard Cloudmaster
An airliner bound from Saigon to Paris with 64 aboard crashed in the Syrian desert near Cairo. 12 survived, including Capt Charles Billet who was seriously injured. Rescue involved Egyptian army and American pilots. Officials cited conflicting death tallies from 43 to 64.
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Cairo
Egypt
Saigon
Paris
Keypuan Sands
Charles Billet
Karachi
Transport Aeriens Intercontinentaux
William Judd
Trans World Airlines
New York
Arthur Hoffman
National Petroleum Co
Three Shot In Saloon Brawl in Baltimore Night
Early today a gunfight at Jack's Cocktail Lounge wounded three men including Patrolman Stanley Brown and Special Officer William Nettles. Jerome Frerlander 87 remained in critical condition from an abdominal wound while Nettles had a neck wound and was treated and released. The fight followed an argument between Brown and Nettles as Ernestine Griffin and a 33-year-old woman were present, with two shots fired and Brown firing back. A white merchant in Columbus Ga was detained for questioning in the slaying of prominent Black physician Dr Thomas Brewer after a pistol incident Saturday night.
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Baltimore
4& Tavern
Jerome Frerlander
Jack's
Stanley Brown
William Nettes
Southern District
Brown
Friedlander
Philip E. Spurtein
Spurlein
Ronan
Merc
South Tinternse Ng Mine
Nettles
Rinna
Ernestine Griffin
Columbes Gap
Healiitrr
Johe
Thomas
Brewer
Hefjie
Phivacian
Ife
Flowers
J . Armstrong
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Utica E & R
W. H. Andermain
William H. Anderman Jr
Maryland Port Authority
TAFFA
Friendemp International Airport
Atlantic City
N. Joan
Mid Atlantic States
Europe
Arctic
London
Massachusetts
Schnauffer
U. Grant Hooper
Steve
Adlai Stevenson
Salt Lake City
Mahoneys
Baltimore County
Michael J. Birmingham
County Board of Commissioners
J Elmer Weishett Jr
Harry S Warren
Birmingham
Balumine
Tidings
Andrew
Raster
Renemeth
KB Teemae
Af Rastenine
George Washington
Walliams
Jonasside
Saturdas
Fannie
Oscar Beard
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Murray C Bohn
D Metz
John Franczkowski Sr
Arundel Park Corp
St Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Leonard J Ripple
We Davis
Arundel Park
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