Mr Strong dies at 84 in Doctors' Hospital
Gordon Strong, who developed and protected Sugar Loaf mountain into Stronghold park near Frederick, died at Doctors' Hospital in Washington DC after a four week illness. He was 84, born in Burlington Iowa, and left a legacy as a military leader and public benefactor with ongoing efforts to manage the mountain for the public.
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House Panel Endorses Postal Rise Despite Dissent
Seven Democrats and one Republican on the House committee dissented from endorsing a 240 million dollar postal rate hike. They called it an unconscionable burden and a tax, arguing it departs from public service principles. The majority supported the bill to offset chronic deficits, with higher rates to mail and air mail, and estimated annual revenue gains across classes of mail.
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Serivewona Lua Wade
Rocket Sled Speed May Exceed Sound's Pace
Reports from Holloman Air Development Center describe tests on a rocket sled exceeding sound speed using dummy payloads for safety. Volunteers would ride in a chair as the sled runs a 5,300 foot track, experiencing forces akin to high speed aircraft tests.
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Aid For Pakistan Military Aid Declared By President
The President announced a U S aid plan to Pakistan aimed at stabilizing the Middle East region. A White House letter to Indian Prime Minister Nehru pledged continued friendship with India and explained the aid would not harm ties. A mission will assess Pakistan’s exact needs under the foreign aid law, with no new congressional action required.
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House Outraged By Charge Against Buscher
The Maryland House of Delegates denounces the assault charge against Joseph D Buscher assistant attorney general DC case described as false and scandalous. A resolution shows support for Buscher and sympathy after photos of injuries were shown at the trial. Buscher a Silver Spring resident and former delegate was acquitted by Judge Milton S Kronheim.
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Accidental Death in Childbirth at Emergency Hospital
A 35 year old Necro woman died during childbirth on February 17 at Emergency Hospital. Medical examiner Dr Robert J Furre ruled acute pulmonary edema from diethyl ether intoxication as the cause. The baby also died. autopsy reports filed with Maryland State Medical Examiner and local authorities.
Naguib Ousted as Egypt Premier Amid Syria Unrest
Beir ut reports say Gen Mohammed Naguib was removed as president and premier of Egypt while Syria faced a rebel movement against President Shishehly. Nasir named as premier, not the presidency, amid regional turmoil and uncertain reactions from Britain and Israel.
Sobeloff Is Sworn In as Solicitor General
President Eisenhower witnessed Simon E Sobeloff take the oath as solicitor general of the United States at a White House ceremony. Sobeloff, former Maryland Court of Appeals chief judge, fills a vacancy that lingered since Eisenhower's January inauguration.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Sixteen Charges Set for Circuit Court Trial March 17
Sixteen charges of operating gaming tables and bookmaking, from February city raids, are set for circuit court trial on March 17. Named defendants include Charles Kidd, Chauncey Cramer, Markos, Donald Morgan, Arthur Phebus, John Placos, Peter Placos, Harner, Sadie Bowman, John Thompson, Reverdy Keeney, John Placgs, and Peter Places. State's Attorney Price sought jury trials. defendants are free on bond. Additional criminal appeals listed for March 16 and March 15, with various offenses from drunken driving to larceny and assault, and two prostitution indictments added to March 15. Holdovers for March 12 include William Frye and Russell M. Rice.
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Robert ML. Childers
Earl R. Sartles
Alvin T. Burgee
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Vietminh Harassing Forces Near Hanoi andTienh Pho
French and Vietnamese troops renew efforts to clear Vietminh from the Red River Delta north Indochina. French claim 60 rebels killed and 54 captured as Vietminh fighters harass posts and disrupt communications around Hanoi and the port of Taiphong. American supplied planes bomb Dien Bien Phu area as French seek to press rebel positions.
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Ford And GM Warn Against Bootlegging Cars
Ford Motor Co president Henry Ford and General Motors president Charles Curtice warned dealers nationwide against bootlegging new cars. Both leaders hinted in letters that continued bootlegging could lead to franchise loss if the practice grows. Curtice said the spread was alarming as details remained unclear. In a separate note from New Delhi, an Indian Airlines DC3 crash during testing killed all three crew members.
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Two Buy NYC Stock OFC. &C. Deal Across Industries
Cleveland financier Clinton W. Murchison, Sid Richardson of Fort Worth, and Dallas oil magnate W. W. Murchison purchase 800,000 shares of New York Central from Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for 25 dollars a share. C&O president Walter J. Tuohy notes a 2.4 million dollar profit and limited comment.
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A B C Report Cards Debate At State Level
Law to require A B C report cards faces stiff opposition from legislators who favor local handling. Debate centers on noncompetitive symbols for pupil achievement and whether grades should be set by law or left to schools and boards.
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Wallet Lost In Station Returned
Montreal report details a Dutch immigrant returning to Alberta with his family had his wallet found at Central Station yesterday. The wallet contained luggage checks and nearly eight dollars, all the money he carried, which were returned by Robert Lampe. The family had recently arrived from Gelsenkirchen Netherlands visiting relatives in Toronto.
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Paris Crisis Over EDC Sparks French German Debate
In Moscow Paris crisis grows over Western defense plans and the European army. Molotov’s Berlin move links Indochina peace to EDC, pressuring Laniel and Bidault as Cabinet splits over timing. U S warns delay may jeopardize defense aims and force policy re assessment.
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Teenagers Arrested For Spraying Paint
CHICAGO police seized six teenage boys for spraying green paint in a South Side home and on 60 to 70 parked cars causing about $10,000 in damage. They admitted breaking into a home, found paint cans in a basement, and burned cans to cars. The youths, ages 13 to 15, were held in a juvenile home and admit burglarizing 13 homes since last Saturday.
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Farm Program Largely That Of U S Congress
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson states the Republican farm program mirrors laws enacted in 1939 and 1947. He spoke at a dinner hosted by food industries and associations, noting current rewards variable price supports align with past Department proposals.
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Vatican Says Pope Slept Fairly Well Amid Ill Health
Vatican sources report Pope Pius slept fairly well with slight improvement in his condition after a period of restlessness due to hiccups and weakness. Earlier updates had described him as stationary as medical staff monitor his health during the pontiff's illness.
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Stevens seeks full White House support over McCarthy clash
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens seeks a public statement from President Eisenhower or explicit presidential backing for his stance on McCarthy's inquiry into the Army. Sources say Stevens plans to resign if not assured of strong support and favors officers' respectful treatment before McCarthy's subcommittee.
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Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office detail sales of multiple properties. K and K Builders sell to Mr and Mrs Carl Carson at 106 Upper College Terrace for about 23500 dollars. Lewis Kinsey sells to Mr and Mrs George Jacobs and Mabel Jacobs at 1000 Rosemont for about 20500 dollars. Carson sells on 12th street Neidig avenue to Mr and Mrs Kreissig for about 15000 dollars. Lou W Davis sells 408 Military road to James Richard Thomas for about 8500 dollars. R Ghaile Etzler sells seven acres with improvements in Johnsville district to David A Nash for about 3500 dollars. Robert T Reed sells brick dwelling at 407 West South street to Charles J Wiles for about 4000 dollars. Frank E LaGrave sells property on Bartonsville road to Floyd Royles for about 4000 dollars.
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Rosemont
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Military Road
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Johnsville
Robert T. Reed
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Dense Fog Eases Traffic Slows Overnight
Dense fog lifted after slowing traffic during the night with no accidents reported. Forecast calls for light rain tomorrow and temperatures rising from near 29 to the fifties in the afternoon. Fishing Creek reservoir overflowed its spillway for the first time in over six months amid light yesterday showers. Weather bureau expects cloudy conditions and some rain into Friday with fair and warmer Saturday.
GM Plans Major Cutbacks At Baltimore Plant
General Motors announced new employment changes affecting its Baltimore facility. The company will reduce the payroll by about 560 positions, leaving roughly 1,700 workers. The move reflects broader staffing adjustments communicated to the workforce that day.
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