Government plans advance for Camp Detrick road link
Final government approval for a new road connecting Seventh Street pike with Fourth Street pike beyond Camp Detrick limits is anticipated. The route now favored runs via Fourth Street to reduce curves, with access road construction contingent on approval and the Seventh Street pike remaining in use to Military Road until the gate is relocated.
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Seventh Street Pike
Fourth Street Pike
Camp Detrick
Military Road
Detrick
Detrick Reservation
Opossumtown Pike
Frederick By-Pass
Army Corps of Engineers
Fourth Street
Yellow Springs
Opossum Town Pike
Seventh Street
Robert Russell
Devenwue
Fuutiuauiicta
State Roads Commission
Roads’ Commission
Mountaindale
Bethel
Frederick
Frederick City
Ferguson warns against recession talk to save economy
Sen. Ferguson, head of the Senate GOP Policy Committee, urges stopping Democratic talk of a business downturn. He says anti recession rhetoric harms sales and jobs, arguing the propaganda is more effective than anticipated and reduces consumer buying. Separately, Walter Robertson testifies about Chinese Reds killing about 15 million since 1949. Forty one legislative agents register as lobbyists in Annapolis this session.
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Washington
Ferguson
Senate
GOP
Hoover
Stephen A. Mitchell
Congress
Walter S. Robertson
Annapolis
Statehouse
Secretary of State
Optimistic Prospect for Democratic Victory Tydings Says
Joseph D. Tydings, president of the State Young Democratic clubs, spoke Monday night at the Hotel Frederick to Young Democrats and Associates. He praised active state chapters, noted two to one favorable registrations in Frederick County, and predicted a Democratic win regardless of the primary outcome. He criticized Governor McKeldin on tax issues and highlighted his background at Maryland. Robert S. Rothenhoefer introduced him and outlined plans for a Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in March.
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Joseph D. Tydings
Young Democratic
Tydings
McKeldin
Young Democratic Club
University of Maryland
University of Maryland Law School
Baltimore
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Lahich
Trolley Interviews Broadcast On Thurmont Last Run
Radio WFMD will air interviews with several locals who rode Thurmont trolley on its final trip. Harold Keats led recording. about 50 minutes feature 175 participants. WJEJ also captured the trip and aired it last Sunday. Business Booming in Leavenworth as Parker notes merry go round demand strong.
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Thurmont
WFMD
Harold Keats
Hagerstown
WJEJ
Leavenworth
Kan
Paul Parker
Merry-Gornands
Frost Boils or Pavement Failures Drive Frederick Roads Watch
Frederick County and city officials report frost damage on roads has been minimal this winter. Heavy traffic on older routes like Route 340 and Route 2340 is blamed for breaks, with some paving projects planned to widen and resurface roads. City Engineer Waller notes frost boils may exist but heavy usage likely caused most breaks, while county roads report no frost heaving on macadam surfaces.
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Frederick City
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Slemer's Hall
W. Raymond Waller
Matadam
Five Day Forecast from Western Maryland Weather Office
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with some rain and light temperature changes on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday will be fair with cooler nights. Saturday and Sunday turn warmer with a renewed chance of rain. Temperatures average 3 to 6 degrees above normal, with normals from 40 to 48 and early lows from 20 to 30 across western to eastern and southern sections.
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Maryland
Man admits lifetime crime bowing to guilt in 1935 killing
Cleveland police weigh action after motor company worker Anthony Derda admits killing a boy in 1935 and names another youth, Steve Kotola, as the victim in a woods near Pittsburgh. Oberhelman, once blamed, was acquitted earlier amid mental health history. details confirmed by Pittsburgh detectives.
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Anthony Derda
Pittsburgh
Steve Kotola
Henry Oberhelman
Derda
Kotola
Oberhelman
Cherkelman
Crester
Burnett
Joseph Flynn
Homicide Detectives
Io Vial
Flynn
Assault Opened On Communist-Led Huks Near Manila
A five-pronged air supported assault targeted Communist-led Huks southeast of Manila. Armored cars and light artillery supported the operation as clashes continued in the cease-fire zone where government and rebel negotiators failed to secure surrender terms.
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Manila
ePi
Mi Banahaw
Maxwell House coffee price hiked by General Foods
The wholesaler price of Maxwell House coffee was raised a nickel per pound to $7.06 by General Foods Corp today.
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New York
Maxwell House Coffee
General Foods Corp
Council PTA endorses state salaries and driver training bill
The Frederick County P T A Council met at Frederick High School and endorsed Senate Bill 76 for state support of minimum superintendents salaries, backed a $300 annual raise for teachers, and urged driver training inclusion in the minimum education program. A plan to publicize school crowding, a nominating committee, and Founders Day honors were noted, with remarks from Eugene W. Pruitt and Mrs. A. K. Romoser.
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P. T. A. County Council
Frederick High School
A. K. Romoser
Clarksville
Howard County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Paul Wise
Senator Kimble
Senate
Robert Gillett
New Market
Frederick County
Joseph Vona
Chamber of Commerce
Junior C. of C
The
Grange
Corncil
Roger Willard
A. D. Pollack
W. W. Corbin
North Market
Elm Street
Lee Feete
Brunswick
Noel Gross
Washington Street
Earl Dayhoff
New Midway
William H. Garner, Jr
Lincoln School
Pollack
Vona
Richard Rudy
Ramoser
Board of Education
Montgomery County
Romoser
Pruitt
Corbin
Counci
Alden Summers Wow Corbin
Lee Peete
Summers
France Lags In Debating Europe Pact
Paris informed sources say France’s National Assembly will likely delay debate on ratifying the European Army Treaty until after the Geneva Conference on Korea and Indochina. Foreign Minister Georges Bidault to lead the parliamentary battle with backing from Dulles and Eden for guarantees of U.S. and British military cooperation and a NATO extension, raising hopes for EDC endorsement before summer.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Korea
Indochina
Georges Bidault
Assembly
Bidault
Berlin
U.S
State Dulles
Eden
United States
Britain
Dulles
No Trace Of Man Who Took Baby From Bed
Police said they cannot find any trace of Gerald E. Conrad or his companion Jelen Elhose after they took seven month old Pamela Conrad from Call Hospital in Steubenville. The baby, suffering from pneumonia, was removed while a nurse was out of the room and authorities alerted Baltimore and Westernport, Md., locations tied to the father’s family.
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Steubenville
Pamela Conrad
Baltimore
Westernport
Gerald E. Conrad
Ds Uilergen
Guarduel Weggence
Jelen Elhose
Liite Pamela
Alice Ernest
Conrad
Betty Lou Conrad
Iygams Vanvichon
New Polio Vaccine Is Tried in Pittsburgh
The first group of youngsters received Salk's polio vaccine injections in Pittsburgh schools. Dr. Jonas Salk, discoverer of the vaccine, administered the shots personally to pupils in 19 districts as part of a plan to immunize 5,000 first second and third graders before June. Names of children were withheld and no warning was given to the students.
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Piitsburgh
Salk
Sejorice
Polo
Drdruas Salk
Pittsburgh
Yanks Sell Vic Raschi to Cardinals for Cash
The New York Yankees announce the sale of right handed pitcher Vic Raschi to the St Louis Cardinals for cash and several minor league players. General manager George Weiss says the deal involved considerable cash with terms not disclosed. Raschi has 120 wins and 50 defeats with the Yankees, including a 13-6 last season and a 16-6 previous year, and averaged 21 wins a season from 1949 to 1951.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla.a
New York Yankees Today
Vic Raschi
St. Louis Cardinals
George Weiss
Yankees
Raschi
Disturbance Report Praised. Steale Charged In Middletown
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker commended three Middletown women for reporting a disturbance Monday evening by Baltimore man James Maurice Steele. Steele pled guilty to drunk and disorderly behavior and theft from Ruhland C Boyer grocer y. he was found guilty on all counts but unsentenced pending record check. Several witnesses testified, including Evelyn M Shafer Jane Shank and Mrs Morgan. Police stated Steele seized items in the store and littered outside. Other court actions included fines and jail terms for motorists and a nonsupport conviction for George W Scheetz.
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H. Reese Shoemaker
Middletown
Baltimore
James Maurice Steele
Evelyn M. Shafer
Ruhland C. Boyer
E. C. Crowther
Shoemaker
Naomi E. Otto
Keymar
Dewey
Arthur Hess
Hess
H. L. Basore
Otto
George William Scheetz
1 Rocks
Frederick County
House of Correction
Ethel Seheetz
Mark Allen
Liberty Town
Iojan LeRoy Stone
East Third Street
Harry Phillips
James Charles Hicks
Line
King
Trump
Verne Bowser
Tyrone
UC S
Charles Luie McNeely
Rodgersville
U. S. 40
Cyrus Keller
Five More Indictments Return In WWII Ship Deal Case
Federal grand jury returns five additional indictments charging 18 individuals and seven corporations in surplus WWII ship disposals. Among the accused is former Rep. Joseph Casey of Massachusetts and Julius C. Holmes of New York City. Indictments allege conspiracy to breach government purchase contracts via stock transfers and funneling ships to aliens through corporate deals.
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Washington
Brownell
Joseph Casey
D-Mass
United States
Casey
Maritime Commission
Julius C. Holmes
New York City
London
Aristotle S. Onassis
Argentina
Monte Carlo
U.S
Louisville Fire Kills 3 in Downtown Apartment Blaze
A Louisville three story apartment fire near downtown killed three people and injured four others, with WAVE-TV airing live footage from the scene. Victims included Arthur Lee Chapman, Edith Dalbow, and Ernest Richmond, while Clifford Roland and Hazel Chapman and Sarah Lavenburg and James Devan suffered severe burns. Fire began around 11 25 p.m. and was under control an hour later. cause was undetermined.
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Louisville
Arthur Lee Chapman
Edith Dalbow
Ernest Richmond
Clifford Roland
Hazel Chapman
Sarah Lavenburg
James Devan
Wave-Tv
McCarthy Claims Army Code Room Worker Was Top Secret Messenger
Former FBI informant Mrs. Marvy Markward testified that Annie Lee Moss, once a Communist party official and cafeteria worker in the Pentagon, was said to be now handling top secret messages in the Army Signal Corps code room. The claims were made before McCarthy's Senate Investigations subcommittee during public hearings.
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Washington
FBI
Sen. McCarthy
R-Aw
Abs
Marvy Markward
Army
Annie Lee Moss
Markward
McCarthy
Senate Investigations
Communist Party
Pentagon
Army Signal Corps
Traffic offense roundup on U S 40 west totals listed
Court records show multiple charges along U S 40 west including failing to stop at boulevard sign and at intersections, passing on curves, reckless driving, and following distance violations. Named defendants include Robert C. Dishong Harry A Anderson Louis Smyth Kenneth Abbott and others with various fines and a chauffeur's license issue noted.
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U. S
Robert C. Dishong
Harry Alfred .Anderson
Brunswick
Frank Rudolph Fleming
Baltimore
Louis Robert Smyth
Ailland
U.S
Branldock
Kenneth Juan Abbott
Montecello
Jug Bridge
Philip Kretsinger
Guy Meredith Parsons
Martinsburg
W. Va
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Frank Keeler
Coffman Chanel
Andrew G. Truxal
Andrew K. Coffman
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Coffman
Hood
J. D. Tydings
City
Boy
Council of P.T.A
Vatican
Pius
Nuety
Thimayya
Seoul
K 5. Thimaysa
Panmunjom
Star Home
Yanks
Louisville Fire
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