Woman Found With Both Feet Frozen In Savage County Shack
An elderly woman, Ida Cramer, about 62, was found alone in a dirty shack off Old Frederick Road Friday night without adequate food for days. She was taken to Frederick County Chrowic Hospital after state police were alerted by a neighbor. She resisted hospitalization to avoid separation from her three pet cats but received care, with swelling in her feet and possible surgery discussed. Investigating officers included Trooper C. M. Walford and Welfare staff, stating she had lived in the shack for sixty years and had relatives in Harmount.
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Frederick County
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Treager Welfare
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James Poy
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Naseer
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Cairo
Republic Square
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Han Mong
Buzzard
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Coun
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Apella
Ters
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New York
U.N
Cornell
Frederick Chly
Masphal
Mayyver
U.S
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Millrmont Teolley
al Sliglly
Nation Will Rally Again, Hoover Says at Memorial Birthday
Former President Hoover spoke at a Washington Birthday observance in Valley Forge. He urged self reliance and steadfastness, recalling Washington and troops endured adversity and pledging the nation would rally to a period of greatness. He noted echoes of past wartime lessons and tied the creed to Memorial Day 1831.
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Valley Forge
Meaver
George Washington
Hoover
Freestoms Foundation
Washington
Panac
Grapl
Weather shifts and late crash injures driver in Linden Hills
A warm eastern trend followed by rain and flurries across the Midwest as temperatures rose 10 to 20 degrees. In Baltimore, a car crashed into the Linden Hills market, injuring the diver with brain injuries and causing about 1300 dollars in damage. Police reported the driver may have fallen asleep after starting the trip at 4 50 p m Friday and continuing into morning hours.
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Mississippi River
Parish
Minnesota
North Dakota
Burma
Doyle
Ohio
Joy
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Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Castyard
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Great Lake
New England
Mississippi
Florida
Belyaro
West Patek
Linden Hills
Robert L. Kyla
Baltimore
Leckhorn Air Base
Columbus
Frederick Memorial
Moss Pial
Port Dewick Hospital
Tinden Hills
Mermiar
Brown
Kyle
Linden Avenue
West Patrick Street
Washington Birthday Sales Reach Capital Stores
Washingtonians flock to shops on February 22 for deep discounts on sewing machines televisions and typewriters. Buyers search for used cars and mink coats as speeches wreaths and remembrances mark George Washington's birth while one critic laments the commercial spin on the holiday.
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Treedon
Cy Delaware
Democrats Hear Truman Amid Campaign Spin and Scandal
Former President Harry S. Truman headlines a Democratic rally aimed at boosting 1958 campaign morale, promising blunt talk to Republicans and a “give ’em hell” speech. Meanwhile, Marjorie Durant Waller, 28, an actress linked to the event era, is charged in a separate matter after an arrest on Jan. 13 as receipts for the dinner near $1,000 are reported.
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Harry S. Truman
Truman
Marty Chicks
About &d
Angeles
Marjorie Durant Waller
Wil Afphe
Tyeurald Truman
Mayer
Waller
Ho Wodldell
Municipal Court
Vigage
Sam Raybuen
Afer Syumin
Cemman
Senate Republica
Thay
Mondavi
Jarresis
Gop Sens
Joseph
Saltonstall
Vandals Break Into Kansas City Mausoleum
Six teenagers were arrested after allegedly breaking into a Kansas City mausoleum in Molten, removing a casket and seeing a body. Sheriff’s investigator Richard Kelly said the act followed a dare. The mausoleum, a local landmark, was entered on the night of the 29th. investigators have not disclosed a motive.
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Kansas City
Richard Kelly
Seaven
Molten
Ofliers
All County Roads Opened As Snow Thaw Quickens
Official relief from heavy snow brings hope for gradual thaw to ease ice jams along the Monocacy and Linganore watersheds. Forecasters warn of lingering ice and potential gorges if warm rains melt more, with temperatures dipping then rising and winds turning. County crews push to clear remainings routes, reopening Ballenger Greek and Middletown Myersville roads while some links stay blocked by drifts up to 18 feet. State Police and Roads Commission supervise limited openings, with 90 percent of state roads reportedly bare.
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Monocacy
Pat Linganee
Intehttall
Lander
le Reich
Foxville
Ballenger
Frederick Road
Middletown-Myersville
Lhe National Guard
Wey
State Roads Commission
Yellow Springs
Tuscarora Station
U.S." Ti South
Sudden Air Attacks Hit Sumatra Rebel Areas
Singapore reports Indonesia air force planes struck the rebel capital on Sumatra and Padang, destroying communications. Two B25 bombers and two PS fighters conducted passes over Padang, toppling a radio station. Earlier, another strike hit a radio station at Menudo as violence continued.
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Singapore
Indonesia
Sumatra
Padang
Bokit
Linggi
Ideresian Air
Menudo
Warli Cetebes
Three Killed In Shangri-La Blast
Three Navy personnel died and two were injured when a Grumman Tiger jet failed to catch its arresting gear and crashed on the Shangri-La carrier off the California coast Thursday. The dead include Lt David Oscar Gudal the pilot from Sunnyvale California and Airmen Ronald Payne of San Jose and Crandell Myrtardeman of Smithville Texas. Injured are Richard Leon Davis and a second airman identified only as 3.N. Brown.
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Telifornia
Avas
David Oscar Gudal
Mauree
Sunnyvale
Calif
Ronald G. Payne
Myrle
Sandose
Crandell Myrtardeman
Sinlthye
Vex
Riclard Leon Davis
N. Brown
Giracellent
Washington Birthday sales draw crowds on West Patrick
Merchants report brisk business as Frederick’s Washington Birthday sale opens across town. Shoppers queue for nine am specials including 87 inch television sets at one store and 75 in line at another. Free street parking and holiday closures aid a steady flow of customers despite wintry weather and lingering snow cleared drifts.
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Frederick
Washington
the Cours
Hayes
West Patrick Street
Sild
West Patrick
Yusha
Avery Slave
Fownlawn
Ballenger Pike deprovement Petition Presented at Meeting
At Ballenger Grange Hall a petition signed by about 0 persons urged County Commissioners to push immediate improvements on Ballenger Creek Pike. Delegates asked the State Roads Commission to delay no longer and start repairs to a rough, narrow road used by commuters to Fort Delrick and Alpha Port 1 land Company Lime Kiln, noting traffic has doubled in two years.
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Ballenger Grange Hall
Ballenger
State Roads Commission
Fort Delrick
Alpha Port 1Land Goment Company
Utese
Ballenger Creek
Lung-Searing Chlorine Affects BC Workmen
About 80 workmen at the International Paper Co plant were treated for chlorine gas exposure after a pipe of acid fell from a scaffold during shift changes. Most affected were with a construction company building a new holding. Hospitals and physicians reported one fatality and suspected additional cases in eastern New York.
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Corintil
N.Y
International Paper Co
New York
Past blizzards questioned as worse than recent storm
Local observers compare this week’s blizzard to historic winters. They cite long closures, blocked roads, and widespread outages, noting older storms in 1914 1923 2047 set harsher records, while current disruptions mirror past patterns of snowdrifts and halted travel.
Tax return accuracy questioned by IRS official
A Washington report notes Uncle Sam’s audits catch only a fraction of errors as 10 percent of returns may be in error. Russell Harrington testifies that 80 percent of taxpayers claiming standard deductions avoid review while 20 percent face checks for itemized deductions.
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Internal Revenue
Russell Arrington
Harrington
House Appropriations
Revenue Service
Neonte
Embezzlement Ring Nabs Youngstown Man in Houston
A 2nd year Ohio resident described as the mastermind of a $200,000 embezzlement scheme was arrested in Houston as John James Tobin a former city council member from Youngstown faced charges. A second suspect Pat E Shade fled after police watched the pair depart in a car.
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Tos
Rolston
Youngstown
Ohio
John James
Tobin
Pat E. Shade
Peston Poelice Li
Merman Short
Li Frank Watters
Houston Price
Stacky Tobin
Talin
American Associated Insurance Co
Ton
Rising Costs Pressure Households And Firms In Slump Era
The piece notes food and transport prices climbing amid recession with wholesale indexes at multi-year highs. It cites higher rail and potential subway fares, postal rate boosts, and ongoing discounts on winter goods as buyers face inflation. Manufacturers warn costs stay high while retailers fear slower sales due to cold weather and snow. Auto dealers report large unsold inventories as showrooms fill up.
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New York
Dan & Bradstreet
Erapa
Waga
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Washington
Senate Post. Office
Manly
Indonesian Planes Bomb Menado Rebels In North Celebes
Indonesian air force bombed Menado the rebel capital in North Celebes and attacked multiple bridges in the Menado area. It followed President Sukarno's rejection of rebel demands and marked the second air raid in two days on supporters of the Padang government.
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Tuon
Menado
Gelebes
Padang
Menada
Jakarta
Nwo
Sukarno
Peinan
Sumatra
Menado Tredio
Cob
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Celebes
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