Indictments Not Found In Fatal Wreck
The February grand jury did not return indictments in the Baltimore and Quine Railroad accident near Harrisville that killed two. The panel heard witnesses from the railroad but found no charges. Other indictments included theft, forgery, and embezzlement cases involving residents of Frederick and surrounding areas. arraignments and trial dates to be set soon.
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Baltiimore and
Quine
Iamsville
Earl Wilson Carter
West AU Saints
Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company
Carter
Frederick
Harry Ira Bell Sr
Mt. Airy
RFD 1
Wilbur Carson Jno
RED
Joseph W. Pace
RFU
Roswell
Bel
LeRoy Tryin Crum
Maryland
Crume Win Emvezzling
Crum
Hichard Lee Gouker
Stanley Calvin Routvann
Harry C. Green
Charles Edward Hofman
RFD
Earl Stanley Grimes
Lewistown
Kenneth C. Creager
Burkitsville
Gilmer D. Smith
Charles T. Carroll
Brunswick
Edward F. Gaver
Middletown
Eorl
Glenn Edward Gibbons
Edward A. Johnson
Wastaras
Unclear Fragments Report Cold Snap and Disappearances
Local notes record a low of 16 at the airport and near freezing temperatures at Gambrill State Park. Reports mention snow in Miami and strong squalls Tuesday morning. A person reached a shallow depth at Gambrill Park before disappearing later.
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Gambrill State Park
High Kroab
George Wee Jon
Ted Dt
Roe Way
Miami
Gambrill Park
Three Vehicle Accidents Reported in City
Three noninjury accidents were reported Tuesday by city police. A West Seventh Street collision damaged a station wagon and a pickup, with about 9500 and 25 dollars in damages respectively and a driver held on a driving charge. A Patrick Street crash between a sedan and a pickup caused about 200 dollars in damage, with a motorist charged and bonded. A porch area incident on South Market Street involved a car striking a curb. damage was minor and no charges were filed.
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Bence
West Seventh Street
Bente Street
Frank Dorsos
David KE
Imimerman Wathers- Makig
Statiion
Jane B. Ideine
Fort Detrick
Waven
Zaumerman
St Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Poin
Roanoke
Roger William Wills
Frederick
RFD
South Market Street
South Street
Orbeer Nathan Dorsey
Dora Lo Muttelstaedt
Tillson
George Winebrenner
President Eisenhower Plays Second Round Of Golf
President Eisenhower played his second round of golf since his heart attack, as White House press secretary James Hagerty noted he may complete 18 holes at Glen Arven Country Club. He appeared tense and nervous, later saying he felt frightened to swing with full power during the round.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Sani
James C. Hagerty
White House
Peretars
Glen Arven Country Club
Ana
Governor and Marylanders Receive Freedom Awards at Valley Forge
Governor and 24 Marylanders honored with Freedom Foundation awards at Valley Forge ceremony on Washingtons Birthday. Adm. Radford chaired the event with regional ceremonies planned for later. Awards include Washington Honor Medals and $30 prize for public address, recognizing civic achievement and democracy efforts.
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Valley Forge
P- Cio
Theodore RO MehKeldin
Hetcot
Mia Crand
Dis
Oy Freedoms Foundation
Cearse Washington
Arthur W. Radford
US Joint Chiefs of Staff
Foundation
Eeeret
Kenneth JF Wels
First Phase Big Project Nears Finish
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone completes initial phase of major city wiring project. Replacing conduit on East Patrick Street, rerouting cables around Fort Detrick, with completion targeted for June 1 and temporary pavement in place. Public inconvenience noted but necessary for planned improvements.
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Chosapeake
Potomac
Uns
Fort Detrck
Detrick Reservation
Rast Patrick Street
Ule Telephone
So Rast Patrick Street
We Square Corner
Carl Vo Weakley
Local Telephone Company
Weakles
Ues
Weakley
West Fourth Street
Fort Detrick
Yellow Springs Pike
Detrick
Fourth Street Pike
Seventh Street Pike
Flood Threat Diminishes in Pacific Northwest After Heavy Rain
Rain eased across the Pacific Northwest as cold air moved in reducing flood danger. Torrential rain caused seven inches in 24 hours in southern Oregon prompting evacuations while three men drowned in eastern Washington as melting snow overflowed rivers.
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Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Great Lakes
North Central States
Ohio Valles
Atlantic States
Central
Gulf Region
Hampshire Breeders Sale Attracts Buyers And 4 H
A large crowd at the Hampshire Breeders sale gathered at the Fairgrounds for the 25th Maisland Hampshire sale. Buyers from Baskin seaboard states attended along with Future Farmers of America leaders and 4 H club members. Judging occurred nearby with Howard Wachter serving as secretary, and awards offered to winning teams and ridging competitors.
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Baskin Seaboard
Farmers of America
Fairgrounds
Maisland Hampshire
Moston
Howard Wachter
Ins Cit
FOF
Avonadane
CS LE
Bendh
Baltimore pair held on drunkenness charges
City police arrested Joe Patrick Waddell and Catherine A Waddell of Baltimore for drunkenness. Each was held on twenty five hundred dollars collateral for hearings.
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Joe Patrick Waddell
Catherine A Waddell
Baltimore
Would-Be Robbers Target Churches But Fails
A failed break in at St Dalin's Catholic and Lutheran churches left no thefts. Intruders entered the rear door at Mount Jolys area, searched social rooms during a service, but found nothing. Cigarette butts and scattered clues prompted police to open an investigation.
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Dalin
Mt. Jolys
Malestias
Valley Forge Awards Highlight 1955 Freedom Efforts
Valley Forge Foundation honored 923 individuals, organizations and schools for actions advancing America's freedom in 1955. Top winners included David Lawrence who received the Freedom Leadership Medal for exposing Communist conspiracy and basic freedoms. other honorees were E I du Pont, Kiwanis International, DAR, OFFE, Boy Scouts, AFI, AFE, and VFW.
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Valley Forge Pa
Freedoms Foundation
United States
America
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
Foundaion
Washington
David Lawrence
Foundation
Lawrence
E. I du Pont de Nemours & Co
Kiwanis International
The
National Society Daughters of the American Revolutin
Office of Armed Forces Informaton and Education
Defense Department
Boy Scouts of America
Americans For the Competitive Enterprise Sister, Inc
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Humphrey Unacquainted With Eisenhower Plans
Thomasville Georgia reports Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey after a week unconnected with President Eisenhower says he has no idea if any executive will seek re election. He and Eisenhower did not discuss the issue during a quail hunting visit at the cabinet member’s plantation home. He departs Wachington to resume duties, then heads to New York for a speaking engagement.
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Thomasville
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Dhet
Fisenhower
Wachiaton
Manipulations Blamed For Shortage At Local Bank
A bank official cited manipulations as the cause of a shortage in funds. The report notes attempts to verify the issue with State Bank authorities while an ambulance was called to transport Winsorf Reed from 301 West South Street to Frederick Memorial Hospital for a heart condition.
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Asiaents
WEN Gass
Ots
State Bank
Hein
Hope Tee Sala State Bank
Bs Feduin
Witteren
Rastronett Tanddes Sant
Ambelance
United Ambulance
Tansport Winsorf Reed
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jamboree Sales Draw Crowds Across City Stores
Queues formed outside major retailers before Washington’s Birthday sale openings. TV sets sold for cents and radios priced at 8.95 drew shoppers, with Hood’s Jacobson’s and Penney’s among busy outlets. Traffic jams, a disabled tanker, and holiday closures colored a bustling but irregular shopping day.
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Washington
Gaitheisining
Storm
Stiples
A'S Roebuck and Company
William S. Hood, Inc
Jacobson
Kemp's
Hood's
Jacobson'’s
Penney's
Fair Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Edward McGuiness
Akron Doctor Admits Aborting About 300 Per Year
A 72 year old Akron physician pleaded guilty to an abortion charge in Common Pleas Court. He testified he performed about 300 abortions annually at an average fee of 200 dollars, saying the practice has existed since history and will continue. He requested mercy due to age.
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Akron
Ohio
The
Ros &. Knapp
Common Pleas
Ray Bo Watters
Uh Ua
Knapp
Bar Association Honored Senator Turnbull Dinner Night
Frederick County Bar Association hosted a dinner at the Francis Seamley Hotel ballroom with Senator Turnbull, majority leader of the state senate, as speaker. President Jerome of the association introduced him. Maryland Court of Appeals judge Ayde Edad spoke, and about 100 attendees from Montgomery and Frederick counties were present.
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Dohy Grasan Lun Bull
Baltimore County
Enna
Frederick County Bar Association
Francis Seamley Hotel
Turnbill
Sprate
Wsnapols
Jerome Offutt
Montcomers County Barssaganen
Frederck County Association
Ayde Edad
Maryland Court of Appeals
Cruet Dunet Miediman Pirsatt
Patrick VW Sehnanffer
Wathron Lavier
Thomas Wanderson
Anseph Supson
Montgomery Eminty Asenciation
Gunman Who Stole Pretty Wife Beaten In Fight On Prairie
In Pueblo a kidnapper identified as Cole F A Hurst abducted Mrs. Ves Jackson, 27, and held her for 22 years. Police and rescuers closed in after a 15 minute confrontation on the prairie. Hurst was beaten and captured. Mrs Jackson escaped unharmed.
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Cole
Vietio
Hurst
St. Mars‘s Hospital
Tony Fortino
Ves Jackson
Fortino
Jackson
Robert Mayber
Kidsupper
Seeekerak
Mrs. Jackson
Pueblo Junior College
Bob
a@ park
AMD
Jacksor
Stave
Mrs Jackson
Canon City
Here
Herman R Husking
Carroll Powers Mirst
Mis
U.S
Huskins
Powers
Mayber
Mayher
Forlino
Baltimore Transit Strike Talks Sack Arbitration Push
Baltimore officials and union leader Baummer pressed for binding arbitration to end the transit strike that has closed buses and streetcars since January 30. The company board opposed arbitration citing fare increases needed to cover labor costs, while mayoral and civic groups backed arbitration as the fair path to restore service. Negotiations were set to resume at 11 am with mediator Galbert Lee Meanswaile presiding.
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Baltimore
Frank Baummer
Transit Workers Union
Baltimore Transit Co
Baummer
Thomas D'Alesandro
Com- Me Metal Marchant
Greater Baltimore
Baltimore Federation of T Labor
Samen
Mesand
Ij A.m
Phuvedas
Fedeal
Galbert Lee
Edwin Franko Goldman Dies Noted Bandmaster
Prominent New York bandmaster Edwin Franko Goldman, age about 78, died after a brief illness. He led the city’s leading bands and conducted concerts for many years. His orchestra and influence were prominent in American music until his death.
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New York
Feanan Goffman
Debated Farm Bill Opens as Senate Weighs Key Parts
The Senate plans late debate on an election seat farm bill opposed by the Eisenhower administration. Chair Ellender of the Agriculture Committee forecast a new farm program for President Eisenhower by February 15 with hopes to vote early next week.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Ellender
Congress
Esenhower
Gampaien
Acrailtuie Benson Yan
Chatreman Comays Dnc
Benson
Rsngring
Dulles Returns to Face Arms Policy Questions
Secretary of State Dulles comes home from vacation to confront Congress over the administration’s arms shipments to the Middle East. He tests testimony on whether WR light tanks were ready for delivery to Saudi Arabia, amid a brewing dispute and Senate debate.
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Washington
Secretary of State
Dulles
Congress
Continent Endures Deep Freeze and Floods Across Europe
News reports detail widespread frost and cold claiming hundreds of lives across France Italy Turkey Yugoslavia Britain and Germany as rivers freeze causing ice packs and disrupted transport while floods devastate parts of Haly and Southern Europe. Spain Greece and Poland face food shortages and rescue efforts intensify with radar base plans and wolf pack hunts amid humanitarian concerns.
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London
Central
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