Frederick County Rejects Hotel Beverage Legislation
Frederick County legislators in the General Assembly declined to pass a bill allowing the Francis Scott Key Hotel to operate an alcoholic beverage department. A letter from State Senator Jacob R. Ramsburg and C. C. Wirts cited strong public sentiment against the proposal and emphasized the hotel’s importance to Frederick while noting ongoing financial concerns.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
Francis Scott Key
Jacob R. Ramsburg
C. C. Wirts
Charles McC. Mathias
Mathias
Alcoholic Beverage Department
Frederick County Restaurant Association
Frederick
Plane crash in Han River grasses 159 airmen after C124 crash lands
An Air Force C124 Globemaster carrying 159 American servicemen crash landed on a Han River island near Seoul. At least 22 were hospitalized, 11 on stretchers, some evacuated by helicopter. Engine trouble forced the descent 10 miles from Kimpo Airport. The aircraft housed 149 returning from Jeju plus a 10-man crew. The Globemaster belonged to the 274th Troop Carrier Wing at Tachikawa near Tokyo.
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Seoul
South Korea
Han River
Liat
Nuiu
Kimpo
Japan
Jeave
274Th
Tachikawa
Tokyo
Five Day Forecast for Western and Central Maryland
Saturday mostly cloudy with moderate temperatures. Rain expected in Western Maryland by late Saturday and eastern areas Saturday night. Sunday. cloudy and colder with rain or snow likely. Monday remains cold. Tuesday warms slightly. Wednesday turns colder with rain or snow likely. Temperatures near normal. precipitation about half an inch. Afternoon highs from around 40s in eastern and southern sections to mid 40s in western areas. Early lows 20s in western Maryland to upper 20s and lower 30s in eastern and southern counties.
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Tno Associated Press
Maryland
India Ready To Take Up Kashmir Problem
An official spokesman said India is ready to discuss the Kashmir issue with the United Nations Security Council president. He clarified this does not imply approval of the U.S. backed resolution. The council previously voted 11-0 with the Soviet Union abstaining to send its president to India and Pakistan to seek settlement proposals.
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India
Kashmir
New Delhi
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Gunnar V. Jarring
Sweden
Russia
Jarring
Pakisttan
Washington's Birthday Sales Create Christmaslike Rush
Washington's Birthday sales flood Frederick merchants as downtown meters free and stores stay open. Shoppers packed the streets by midmorning with long lines and brisk item turnover. Weather stayed favorable with a light morning chill and light rain forecast for tomorrow.
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Washington
Frederick
Proposal Seen As Favoring National Guard Over Army Policy
Washington Congressmen spar over a plan to end the Army Guard dispute by allowing a shorter basic training for recruits under 18. The arrangement would run until June 30 1958 with six months active duty to begin for all on April 1. National Guard leaders and Osmers weigh in with cautious backing and opposition.
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Washington
Repr
Qsimers
R-Nj
National Guard
Army Guard
House
Armed Services
Army
iGuard
Subcommittee
Overton Brooks
D-La
Guard
Ellard A. Walsh
National Guard Assn
Brooks
Osmers
National ‘Guard
Osmersi
Winter Cold Sweeps Plains and Midwest
Wintry weather returned across the plains and upper Mississippi Valley with subzero readings in North Dakota Montana South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin and snow in many areas. Temperatures ran 10 degrees below zero in several states and 30 degrees lower than yesterday in Nebraska and South Dakota while snow belts stretched from the upper Great Lakes to Kansas and the Texas Panhandle.
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Associated Press
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Texas Panhandle
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Iowa
Amarillo
Tex
Hobart
Okla
Plains
South ‘Dakota
Minneapolis
Upper Great Lakes
Freedom Foundation Awards Honor Maryland Students and Educators
Freedom Foundation awarded $100 000 in prizes to groups schools and individuals for their contributions to understanding American life in 1956. Winners include Baltimore City College Valley Forge library award recipient Dr Milton S Eisenhower Johns Hopkins University and numerous Maryland high schools receiving George Washington Honor Medals for sermons editorials cartoons and photographs.
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Valley Forge
Freedom Foundation
Maryland
Baltimore City College
Freedom Library
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
George Washington
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Baltimore
Jack Lambert
Baltimore News. Post
High Point High School
Beltsville
Allegany High School
Carabernd
Fort Hill High School
Cumbersland
George Washing
Glen Burnie High School
D. Hobart Evans
Madison Ave
Hyattsville
America
George Washngton
Wendells. Tredick
Connecticut Ave
Kensingston
Franklin High School
Reisterstown
James Curtis Fahl
Forest Ave
Rockville
Martin H. Miller
Sundale Drive
Silver Spring
H N Heston takes Hood post to Smith College
Herbert N Heston longtime Hood College public relations head resigns to become Smith College director of development in Northampton Massachusetts He will report July 15 and start September 1 Smith announces the appointment noting Hestons duties will focus on long range planning and fundraising while coordinating the college planning committee and educational outreach He joined Hood in 1939 and earned public relations district and national honors He and his wife live on Magnolia Avenue with three children Patricia Frank and another daughter Mrs Richard Shipley is in Fort Jackson SC The Heston move follows the Frederick County Crippled Children and Adults Council vote to create an outpatient treatment center serving Carroll Frederick and Washington counties with space on the first floor and about 21000 square feet.
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Herbert N. Heston
Tthe
Hood College
Hood
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Blue and Grey
Heston
Smith
College Public Relations Association
Eisenhower
Magnolia ‘Avenue
Patricia
Frank
Richards Shipley
Fort Jackson
S. C
Dartsmouth College
Philadelphia
Heston Iand Company
Elm Street
Rotary Club
Presbytterian Church
Frederick Juniior College
American College Public Relations ‘ Association
Patricia Heston
Frank Heston
Western Marsland Council
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Medi Jical Society
A. M. Powell
John M. Culler
Melvin Lea
Robert Turner
Easter Seal Society
Fea
GLE Auuue Center
Donald
Brown
E. Stuart Bushong
West
Minster
Jerome Offutt
Frederick
Appa Beene Ianetnabinane Tantini
Pens
Israel to Call Home Forces Amid Gaza Debate
Israel declared it will withdraw its invasion forces from the Gaza area if UN troops are stationed along the Egyptian coast of the Gulf of Aqaba and Egypt is barred from the Gaza Strip. Prime Minister Ben-Gurion told Parliament Israel seeks new talks with the UN and the United States to avoid sanctions and safeguard regional security.
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Jerusalem
Israel
U.N
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Gaza Strip
David Ben-Gurion
Eisenhower
Palestine
Ben-Gurion
United Nations
United States
Middle East
McAllister Hotel Sill In Operation
The Richard McAllister Hotel in Hanover Pennsylvania, recently acquired by the Evangelical and Reformed church, remains open as a hostelry for the aged. Manager Harry C. Stenger says it is leased for an indefinite period until the church Home Corporation can convert the property into an old folks home. Lodging and dining continue. the bar is the only facility discontinued since the February sale. Local businessmen explore building a modern motel to serve tourists.
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Richard McAllister
Hanover
Evangelical and Reformed] ‘Church
Harry C. Stenger
Homeswood Church Home Corporation of the Reformed Church
Stenger
Eisenhower and Dulles Regret Israel Not Withdrawing Forces
Washington presides regret that Israel has not yet found it possible to withdraw forces from Egypt but says the door is not closed to further negotiations. White House press secretary James Hagerty conveyed the statement after a 90 minute conference between President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles on the latest Israeli response to U.S. proposals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ouf
Dulles
Israel
Egypt
White House
James C. Hagerty
Sewsmeen
Paper industry shifts to marketing and new uses at 80th convention
Industry leaders in New York described a move from production to marketing and development of new paper uses during closing speeches at the 80th annual convention of the American Paper and Pulp Association.
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New York
The
American Paper and Pulp Assn
U S Agrees To More Talks On Israeli Troop Withdrawals
U S officials said the United States would back Israel’s request for further discussions on troop withdrawal while not delaying U N pressures. Israel rejected Eisenhower’s demand for immediate withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba, insisting on prior guarantees against Egyptian attacks. Prime Minister Ben Gurion said the door remains open to further talks and pledged continued effort to reach an understanding with the United States. Officials awaited Ben Gurion’s reply to the latest appeal as Eisenhower and Dulles anticipated a new message.
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Washington
United States
Israel
U.N
Eisenhower
Gaza Strip
Gulf of
iAqaba
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Dulles
Eisenhower Installed as Hopkins President
Dr Milton Eisenhower was installed as the eighth president of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. He argued that a private university needs broad financial support to maintain independence and warned against federal funding becoming a major participant in financing higher education.
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Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower
Joins Hopkins University
J University
Ing
Paper industry challenges and management shifts outlined
The document discusses pale problems and opportunities in the paper industry, the versatility of paper products, and a shift away from rugged individualists in management. It notes that management teams act as trustees of large investments, signaling a move toward coordinated oversight.
Washington Birthday Big Day For Capital
NORFOLK Washington last dock strike obstacle removed as Hampton Roads workers and shippers meet to observe Washington's Birthday. The day features commemorative ceremonies and a parade with a major event planned in Alexandria across the Potomac, marking the nation’s capital celebrations.
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Norfolk
Washington
George
Hampton Roads
Alexandria
Potomac River
District of Columbia
Norfolk Balti imore wage pattern settles three year gain
A new contract agreed in Norfolk follows earlier acceptance in Baltimore of a general wage pattern granting a 32 cent hourly increase over three years. Hampton Roads settlements had stalled due to several local issues.
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Norfolk
Baltiimore
Hampton Roads
M McCardell Named Red Cross Fund Drive Chairman
J Malcolm McCardell of Fairview Avenue has been named general chairman of the 1957 Frederick County Chapter American Red Cross fund drive. March 1 begins the drive with Charles H Woodman as city chairman and E Earl Remsberg as county chairman. The article details McCardell’s civic work and urges strong community support to meet the drive’s goal.
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M. McCardell
Red Cross Fund Drive
J. Malcolm McCardell
Fairview Avenue
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Charles V. Main
Frederick City
Charles H. Woodman
E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeysstown
Main
County Chapiter
McCardell
Treasury Department
Postomac Edison Company
Toastmasters
Chile
Evangelical Reformed Church
Red Cross
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Rotary Club
Woodman
Remsberg
Pomona Grange
Soil Conservation District
Farmers Co-Op
Cargu
Prince Philip
Philip
Prinin
Elizabeth
Knowland Won't Back Restoration Move
Senate Republican leader Knowland said he will not support restoring Eisenhower's Middle East resolution language. Sen. Flanders criticized changes by two committees and urged a return to the House original text, but Knowland suggested no fight and that the administration is satisfied with the reported resolution.
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Washington
Knowland
Califf
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
Sen
Flanders
House
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Queen Elevates Duke as Prince Philip of Edin
The Queen declares her pleasure that the Duke of Edinburgh shall be known henceforth as His Royal Highness the Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. The official designation marks his new title and status within the British royal line.
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London
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Philip
Duke of
Edin
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