Frederick county group approves major bills for school bonds and taxes
Frederick County delegation pushes introduction of a $4,000,000 enabling act for school construction and a tobacco tax with three cents per pack on cigarettes and one percent on tobacco. Other measures include salary increases for elected officials, salary changes for county engineers, and raising salaries for the Orphans' Court judges and State's Attorney. A gigging regulation for carp and eels in local rivers is also planned. A libel suit against the London Sunday Graphic by Jaime Ortiz Patino was halted when his wife refused to testify.
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General Assembly
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Carroll County
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick
State Bar Associations
Board of Education
Potomac
Inland Game and Fish Commission
Washington County
Loxdox FF
Jaime Ortiz Patino
London
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Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Mostly cloudy and mild tonight and Tuesday with occasional rain or showers mainly Tuesday. Clearing and cooler Wednesday, warmer Thursday, then cooler again with rain Friday or Saturday. Temperatures average six to ten degrees above normal with rainfall around three quarters of an inch. Normals are 45 to 50 east of mountains and 42 to 45 in the mountains. Overnight lows range from 21 in Garrett County to the upper 20s or low 30s east of the mountains.
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Maryland
Delaware
Garratt County
Forecaster Still Calling For Rain
The forecaster maintained showers today with no colder weather until Wednesday. The observer noted ongoing rain or snow forecasts with occasional showers tonight and Tuesday and mild temperatures. Sunday turned sunny and mild with a high near 37, only two degrees below Saturday's high, with two drops of rain overnight Saturday.
Probates Copy Of Cramer Will Among Others In Orphans Court
James H. Cramer of Frederick probated his will in Orphans Court, with Calvin St Lohr slated to buy the Noah E. Cramer and Son insurance business for 6000 dollars paid over five years. The estate to be divided two ways, widow Katherine Cramer receives an outright share, and the remainder held for daughter Kathleen until age 21. Albert Davis of Bartholows also probate, leaving 1000 to his mother and 1000 to nephew when 21, residue to mother. Jesse Cline Shaver, prominent churchman and former alderman, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 9:45 AM at 56.0 years. Stuart Shaver, 11 North Jefferson, leaves business, church ties, and estate plans. probate of others listed with administrators named and heirs noted. Funeral plans pending. no flowers.
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James H. Cramer
Frederick
Leuers
Cramer
Calvin St. Lohr
Thurmont
Register of Wills
Harry D. RadcHff
Lohr
Noah E. Cramer
Katherine Cramer
Louise F. W. Snyder
F. Ross Myers
Albert Davis
Bartholows
Harriett A. Davis
Mt. Airy
Alva Clifton Davis Jr
Thomas Molesworth
Jesse Cline Shaver
Board of Aldermen
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Shaver
North Jefferson Street
Troutville
Samuel A
Cartie Propes Shaver
Virginia
Juu
Patricia
Frederick High
M. Hobbs
Richard E. Zimmeres Betouniman
Church of the Brethren
Maryland
Cordelia
Thrasher
Jet
Ferson
The
Brethren
Thomand
L. Thrasher
Ernest C. Wilhide
East 14Th Street
J. Lloyd Wilhide
Howard W
LeRoy E. Grams
Brunswick
Agnes Carrie Grams
No Loot At Plant But 55 At Home Robbery Report
Robbers broke into Coca Cola Bottling Company at 1801 North Market Street, taking about 55 from a bedroom in John Long's home at 108 West Ninth Street after entering the plant and garage via kicked doors. They rifled offices, opened a safe, removed tool equipment, and escaped through a rear gate, leaving other items behind. Police investigation turned over to the Detective Bureau.
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Coca Cola
North Market
Sandayightar
Gary This
Churchon
Ater
John Long
West Ninth Street
Bottling Company
Long
Harry Phillips
Paul Mossburg
Detective Bureau
Silver Spring Strives To Be On State Highway Map
Silver Spring, a non incorporated Illinois style community in Maryland with 131000 population, protests omission from the state highway map. Governor McKeldin cites the area as Maryland’s second city and officials plan to deliver 20000 brochures to mapmakers, noting Silver Spring lies at the junction of routes 97 and 29 near the Montgomery County border.
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Silver Spring
Maryland
Baltimore
Chevy Chase
Washington
Montgomery County
Coluniia
Emergency Heads Ready H U S Gets Into War
Washington report says President Eisenhower has selected leaders for emergency agencies in wartime. An upcoming Operation Alert will test the wartime organization for the first time. Fleming, former head of the Office of Defense Mobilization, resigns to return to Ohio Wesleyan University. Gordon Gray is nominated to succeed him.
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Washington
Defense
Arthur
Flemming
Eisenshower
GS. News &World jReport
Office of Defense
Ition
Ohio Wesleyan Univer ‘Sity
Eisenhower
Gordon Gray
Secre ‘Tary
Heart Sunday Report collects $1700 despite long drive
About 1700 dollars was collected Sunday in the Heart Sunday drive with roughly 300 volunteers door to door across city and county homes. Many fund collectors have not turned in money, as officials urge drive heads to report funds by week end. The goal is 2300 dollars and headquarters were at Mrs. Charles T. Butchers home with Mrs. Donald Rice and Mrs. Harry Reid as co chairs.
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Heart
Charles T. Butcher
Harry Reid
Nelson Bohn
Jin
Whitney's bid to align British and American policies
Whitney a 52 year old multimillionaire and golfing companion of Eisenhower arrived yesterday with a stated aim to harmonize British and American policies. Meanwhile British resentment over American criticism of the British French invasion of Egypt eased briefly as new disputes emerged on pulling Israeli forces from Egypt. The New York Stock Market showed narrow price changes in early trading today.
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Whitney
Eisenhower
Egypt
New York
Damage To Four Cars In Weekend City Collisions
Two separate weekend crashes on North Market and West Patrick streets caused about 3800 in damage to four cars. No injuries were reported. Suspected following distance violations and automatic gear actions were cited in the police reports.
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North Market Street
East Street
Richard V. Keyser
Catoctin Avenue
Charles Everett Ramsburg Jr
Thurmost
RFD
Serst
Harry Phillips
Keyser
Ramsburg
Patrick Street
Notval Avenue
Sergt. den Ishii
Roy
L. Kintz
Frederick
Patty
Kishi
Patrick
Irving L. Plunkett
Saburo Suzuki
Plunkett
Eisenhower urges anti communism program for Middle East
President Eisenhower addressed the Middle East warning that international communism could destroy hard won gains. He urged Congress to approve a regional anti communist program to help economies and institutions grow free of communism influence. He marked the Voice of America anniversary and linked the plan to regional development.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Natrons
Grady Zilligen
Chicago
Voice of America
Congress
Mideast
Saiddle East
SAS flies two routes over the pole to Tokyo and Copenhagen
Scandinavian Airlines completed inaugural flights over the North Pole between Tokyo and Copenhagen with 45 and 47 aboard. Passengers toasted atop the world as the jets refueled in Anchorage and Oslo. SAS plans twice weekly service, claiming to trim about 20 hours off the southern Asia route, while officials noted the long distance and weather variability. Prince Takahito Mikasa accompanied by government figures rode the Tokyo leg, and Danish and Norwegian officials joined the Copenhagen leg, highlighting international cooperation amid global tensions.
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Copenhagen
Scandinavian Airlines
North Pole
SAS
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Stockholm
Pole
Norway
Oslo
Anchorage
Alaska
H. C. Hansen
Prince Axel of
Denmark
Halvard M. Lange
Ingvar Lindell
Thor Heyerdahl
Once Scrubbed Floors Now Is New Premier
Nobusuke Kishi, a longtime conservative, becomes prime minister of Japan after Ishibashi resigns due to ill health. He pledges close ties with the United States while pursuing business with Red China, retains the foreign minister post, and forms a cabinet change with Mitsujirō Ishii as minister without portfolio. Emperor Hirohito presides over the swearing in.
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Ishibashi
Ichira Hatoyama
Kishi
Hideki Tojo
Shigeru Yoshida
Hatoyama
Tojo
Sugamo
Tokyo
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
U.s-Run
United States
China
Diet
Tanzan Ishibashi
Hirohito
Mitsujiro Ishii
Liberals Democratic Party
Home Show Exhibits Set For Four Day Event
The 35 exhibits for the first annual Home Show, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, are being set up for a four day affair at the State Armory. Lew Wade orchestra and vocalist Vicki Heller open Wednesday with music and comedy. Thursday features Promenaders square dancing, Friday hosts a talent contest with five remaining groups. Middletown High School joins Saturday for a 5:30 concert and evening performances. Show hours run 6 to 10 pm Wednesday to Friday, and 3 pm to 10 pm Saturday. Jaycees offer prizes and merchants contribute giveaways. Jaycee Wives manage food booths with assorted refreshments.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Armory
Jaycees
Lew Wade
Vicki Heller
Dancees
Jaycee
Middletown High School
Charles A Hasslinger Robbed of 950 Dollars in Baltimore
Charles A Hasslinger, 72, a Baltimore restaurant owner, was attacked by a hooded bandit and robbed of 950 dollars early today. He was treated at a hospital for abrasions after being beaten with a pistol. Police found a white pajama top with two eye holes near the scene.
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Baltimore
Charles A. Hasslinger
Hasslinger
Fog Drifts Across Texas After Weekend Rain
A belt of fog and light rain spread across drought-hit Texas today following a weekend of widespread precipitation that brought relief to farmers. President Eisenhower nominated Amory Houghton of Corning Glassworks as ambassador to France.
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Texas
Dallas
Houghton
Washington
Rkisenhower
Amory Houghton
The
Corning Glassworks
France
Sammy Thompson Speech Seized By Sergeant At Court House Park
Sammy Thompson, a well known inebriate, spoke at Court House park this morning as officer workers watched from windows. He collapsed, refused jail, then Sergeant Harry Quinn helped him to his feet and escorted him toward trial at West South street, where he awaited legal proceedings.
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Sammy Thompson
Sammy
Court House Park
Sergt
Harry Quinn
Samimy
West South Street
Option to Buy Washington Track Confirmed
Thomas D. Webb of Washington confirms Clint W. Murchison holds an option to purchase the Charles Town West Virginia Race Track for four million dollars. The move signals a potential sale pending terms and approvals.
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Washington
Thomas D. Webb
Clint W. Murchison
Murchison
Charles Town
W. Va
Khrushchev Faces Backlash Over Stalin Critique
In a year marked by Western Europe unrest and Polish upheaval, Khrushchev’s denunciation of Stalin has provoked pushback as leaders and publics challenge his reassessment. The shift unsettles Soviet control and spurs questions about the future of Communist systems across satellites and within Russia.
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New York
Europe
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Rus
Sia
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
Poland
Poznan
Stalin
Hungary
Matyas
Stalburst
Mos
Russia
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J.C. Shaver
Jesse C. Shaver
J. H. Cramer
C.S. Lohr
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
Economy Oil Company
Frederick Civitan Club
Ethel Gaver Shaver
Gibson T. Hutchison
Abington
J. Austin Harshman
Smithsburg
Sallie Ebaugh
Westminster
Patsy Hutchison
George Hutchison
C. E. Cline and Son
Coca Cola Bottling Co
U. S
Heart Sunday Report
John Hay Whitney
U.S
Britain
Salisbury
Israel
New Hampshire
Del
Robert P. Cannon
Wicomico
Lawrence Freeny
Claremont
N. H
Peninsula Generals Hospital
Cannon
Clarence van Meter
Mardela
Ernest Lea Wagner
Mid-East
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
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