Grand Jury Opens Late in Frederick County Court
The February term grand jury convened a week late in Frederick County Circuit Court with Chief Judge Patrick Sehnauti presiding. Foreman William M. Moore was named after selection. jurors include Ernest Lisyd Clyde Gray and Mary Ellen Sullivan among others. The panel will hear murder and other charges and the petit jury will handle civil and criminal cases later in the term.
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Patrick M. Sehnauti Jnr
Willins M. Moore
Frederick County National Bank
Hwors
Petit Jury
William MM. Moore
Ernest C. Lisyd
Clyde
Gray
Jarry Fyllimes
Howl W. Quinn
Mary Ellen Sullivan
Olivia L. Remsburg
Chrlativa
Mr. Roberts
Stanley H. Draper
Thomas ‘. Souder
Frank Sheffer
John T. DeGrange
Caroline B. Koons
Ralph
Tip Jey
Victoria A. McCauley
Lester F. Grossnickle
Marguerite Burgee
Charles R. Fuss
Austin T
Eajlily
Grand Jury
Guill
Maryland
Leo Spreial
Frederick
Visi
Frederick County
Neve
Frederick Coun
Teanaat Emphi
Willian Alcore
Carl E. Bfalte
Samuel Warrick
State
Frederick Vane
Eney
C. Haun
Ike Elated By Visit To Warm Phoenix
Washington the President Eisenhower flew back from a Georgia vacation to join his wife in Phoenix for a one day visit. The 3,000 mile trip included a round of golf at Paradise Valley Country Club with publisher Eugene Pulliam among the foursome. The president’s entourage, staying at a Phoenix resort, plans to return for a long weekend of sunshine. A long list of bequests and executorship details from Walkersville estates appear in surrounding probate notes.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Phoenix
National Airport
White House
Nand
Georgia
Eisenhower
Paradise Valley Country Club
Eugene
Pulliam
Cora
Cramer
Walkersville
Mamie
Orphans Court
Lim
Dulles Warns of Economic War Over Trade Acts Extension
Secretary of State Dulles warned that failure to renew the Trade Agreements Act would harm public aid and U S industries. Appearing before the House Ways and Means Committee, he argued against extending the Reciprocal Trade program as Republicans push to raise tariffs and curb foreign competition.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Eisenhower
Walid
River Ice Breaks as Temperatures Soar Across County
Weather and flood risks rise as Monou dey river ice weakens amid rising temperatures. Snowmelt and high water threaten roads and ski areas while county crews prepare to clear drifted highways. Forecast calls for continued mild weather with overnight lows near 20.
Baltimore Area Five Day Forecast Summary
Five day outlook for Maryland and Delaware shows average temperatures 1 to 4 degrees above normal. Little or no precipitation is expected. Mild conditions Monday through Thursday with a slight cool down Friday or Saturday. Afternoon highs mostly upper 40s in the east and lower 40s in the mountains, overnight lows in the teens in Lehigh and in the low 40s elsewhere.
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Baltimore II
Maryland-Delaware
Tow
He Mountains
Liegash
Two Little Boys Drown in Maryland Field
In Chesterion Maryland two boys Donald Keen age 8 and David Whitely age 9 drowned after wandering into deep water near Lankford Gap while dogs followed. Sheriff Bartgus Vickers reported they nearly reached the western shore about 300 yards away before falling in. Rescue efforts by 150 volunteers and neighbors failed. bodies recovered with help from a Maryland Army helicopter from Fort Meade. The incident occurred after a weekend snowstorm left icy fields.
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Chesterion
Lankford Gay
Donald Keen
David Whitely
Koul
Bartgus Vickers
T. Keen
Paul Whitey
Cremer
Jerry Sunday
Redinsters
Quakerneck
Heat County
Mir
Seven Cities Face Water and Sewage Strains
The retiring sanitary engineer of the State Health Department warns seven Maryland cities Baltimore Ocean City Cambridge Hagerstown Frederick Cumberland need regional water and sewer planning. George A Hed retires after 43 years and becomes a consultant with Fred W Tucmiller and Associates while advising the Site Department of Geology Mines and Water Resources.
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Baltimon
Ual
Marylin Cit
Lough
Caorge A. Hed
Ocean City
Sibury
Cambridge
Aston
Hagerstown
Frederick
Cumberland
Hall
Fred W. Tucmiller
Four Die In Weekend Accidents In Maryland
Four motorists died in Maryland weekend crashes and a fifth person died later in a Baltimore hospital from injuries after an attack by two men last November. A Baltimore house fire killed a woman and two firefighters were injured battling a warehouse blaze. Totals for the year rose to 85 from 59 on the same date. In Baltimore, Mrs. Mary Pate and Dean Rosellini, both of Baltimore, died in a 1958 wagon crash after impact with an apartment house. Four others were injured. Garland Staples of Baltimore died in a separate crash when the car struck a bridge abutment. a passenger was injured. A 14 year old from Pittsburgh died in another collision. Several other listed deaths and injuries occurred in St Marys County and near Patuxent Naval Air Station. Fire officials cited an electric heater with improvised fuses as the fire cause in a separate incident.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Hp State
Balimore
St Marys County
Mary Pate
Dean Rosellini
Ballimore
Pate
Garland B. Staples
William Patrick Selman
Pittsiuegh
Ariving
Vmbrol
St. Mary's County
iValley Lee
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Foitier
Mana
Robert Wells
City Moss
Rossing
Carsie Wade
Erator McNeil
Bol Negroes
Senate Debate Se Rane Woresikh On Remove Hardship Provisions
Legislative notes on a Maryland Senate effort to strip hardship provisions from motor vehicle laws, including driver license issuance for those with driving experience, and calls for sobriety and education measures. Reports discuss tax, jai alai ban, and short session curbs on bills, with hearings on the Shidgel bill ongoing.
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Senaor Jywels
Ian
Senate
Lesistiflow
Janisburg
Galuvest
Annie Arundel County
Nasser visits Syria province amid welcoming crowds
President Iremal Abdel Nasser toured the Syrian Arab Republic province amid chants of long live Nasser. Crowds gathered at the Damascus building as Nasser conferred with outgoing Syrian president Shukei Kawally. Egypt and Syria move toward shared leadership as foreign powers acknowledge the new Arab state. A second item notes a strike at Kyger Creek Power Plant near Callipolis Ohio risking nationwide outages if supervisors cannot keep power flowing.
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Damascus
Arab Republic
Iremal Abdel Nasser
Univers Arab Republic
Raul Trent
Kawally
Egypt
Nasser
Shite
West Germany
Indonesia
Switzerland
Callipolis
Ohio
Kyger Creek
Millecivity
Sherg
William 8
Minurer
Nathural
Uule' Tly Warkors Virin
America
UAWIA
Local 4-H Clubs Plan National Week Observance
4 H leaders announce a week of events to honor parents. Activities include a readers' revue, fellowship tour, recreation night at Frederick High School, basketball games, square dancing, and a leadership recognition ceremony at Calvary Methodist. A Washington trip and university ceremony will cap the observance.
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Ts Satuaday
Missy Chonas
Hamel
Weesday
Frederick High School
Vartharn
Mimmlers
Calvary Melhuns
Otter
Dhily
Washington
Phives
ML. Vernon
University of Staryland
University Chanel
Belly Macher
New Market
James Moser
Whiant
Rita
Temperatures Rise Across Maryland In Mild Forecast
The Associated Press reports temperatures in Maryland rising toward 50 degrees by midmorning with sunnier skies expected. A five day forecast predicts milder weather through Thursday with little rainfall and temperatures 1 to 4 degrees above normal. Friday and Saturday may turn somewhat colder. Routes in Kent County reported slick conditions on secondary roads as last week’s snow melts, while suburban Washington and Baltimore faced closure delays due to ongoing snow.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Buegan
Kent County
Washington
Baltmore Ave
Churchill Hosts French Visitor at Riviera Villa
Sir Winston Churchill shared a cigar with a French visitor at a Riviera villa in Roquebrune Cap-Martin as Moatti, the local district governor, and his wife welcomed the British elder statesman. They expressed wishes for a speedy recovery for all involved and noted the pleasant exchange.
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Roquebrune
Cap - Martin
France
Winston Churchill
Dean Moatti
Ioeal
Fils
Hiviera Villa
Mo WU
Cinnechit
Woman Found Shot To Death In Purcellville Home
Mrs. Wikbe Guohitarer Simnuis, 42, wife of David Simmons, was found shot to death at her home in Pacanian Strings Virginia. She allegedly shot herself with a 82 caliber revolver. her husband heard the shot while upstairs. She is survived by husband, mother, two adopted children Elizabeth Aim and James, and five sisters and two brothers. Services set for 2 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home Purcellville with burial Lakeview Cemetery.
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Wikbe Guohitarer Simnuis
David Simmons
I Pacanian Strings
Simmons
Roy 7. Sampson
Thera
Loucoun County
Drs. Simmons
Annie Gibson Goehnauer
Hamiton
Preston B. Goehnauer
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hamilton
Simons
Elizabeth Aim
Dames
C. 0
Gohhnaue
Malter Place
G. B. Gohnauer
Leesburg
John Cockrilt
Norfolk
Florence Shaw
Vas
Paul Grimm
Arlington
Willard Brown
Mantilien
Rallins Robinson
Washington
Longest household sale nets record $7400 at armory
Auction of the Charles Jones home furnishings drew bidders to Kensington armory. The 10 room estate sold for over $7400 with pieces including silver service at $180 and a damaged banquet set at $200. Numerous items and bidders identified, led by Eugene Jones and family, with executors and local auctioneers noted.
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Kensiington Armory
Charles Jones
Montgomery
My.dongs
Eugene Jones
Montgomery County
Lake
Terry Black
Voraes A. Aleander, Clark, John &. Oxley
Charles GC. Dynes Estite
Britain to Get The Intermediate Range Missiles
The United States agrees to provide Britain with intermediate range Tor missiles under a five year pact with US ownership of warheads. Initial squadron to be operational this year with RAF crews trained in the United States and Australia. Missiles to be based at British sites including England and Scotland and launched only by joint decision of the two governments.
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United States
Britain
U. S
British Giles
Oday
Royal Air Force
Australis
State Department
Menk
England
Scotland
Kidnapping of Fangio Shocks Havana During Grand Prix
In Havana, rebels claim abducting Argentina's five-time world champion Juan Fangio during Gran Premio auto races. Police search hotel crowds as guards protected other drivers. Rebel leader Michel Castro warns of actions to disrupt tourism and pressure Batista's regime. Fangio was seized at 8 55 am after returning from the Malecon course.
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Havana
Fulgencio Balista
Argentina
Juan Parigin
iMichel Castro
Associated Press
Coult
Fangia
Batista
Cuba
Tinjcola
Fangio
Preview Of Spring Here
A springlike preview spreads across parts of the county with milder than recent days. The Northeast stays in the wintry belt as a southeast Canada storm affects New York and New England. Snow accumulations rise in some areas while warmth returns in parts of Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Associated Press
Canada
New York State
New England
New York
Nebraska
South Dakota
Paris
Murphy
Great Lakes
England
Gisele MacKenzie Weds Manager in Las Vegas
Gisele MacKenzie 31 and her manager Robert Shuffleworth were married in Las Vegas in a ceremony held in a penthouse suite of the Flamingo Hotel. It was MacKenzie’s first marriage. Shuffleworth’s previous marriage ended in 1950.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Gisele MacKenzie
Berkdial
Robert Skuttleworth
Oday
Holly
Willy
Dist
Dudge
Flamioga Hotel
Imias MtacKeneie
Shuffleworth
Die Jvares
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AL Zimmerman
Hagerty
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Williaty M. Moore
Ike
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Shirley Rosenberry
Ollie W. Rosenbarry Jr
Rcin Cramer
Annalelie C. Grantham
Grantham
Stauffer
Walkersville Bank
Ite
Ares
Directert
Kara L. Grantham
Ollie Rosenberry Jr
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank Js Manod Executor
Sherian P. Bowers
Tauise M. Zinaierman
Cadiells
Anduly
William Pryor
Hei
William
Fee Indy
Yat
Mercury World
Monoudey
Polamie
Wiewar
Cullerake
Linganore Creek
Miltration
Army
Fort Meade
Cherlurtown
Ramaburg
Jai Alai
Syria
Big Hill
Stonn
Tlivering
Leroy Coling
Fine
Brookfield Township
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Iolu Gartel
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Bill Renisberg
Middletown
Bynquet
Howard Siiles
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