Confusion over county school site survey and veto powers
County Commissioners and New Market representatives debated location of school buildings at a packed Circuit Court room. Calls for an impartial survey covering all areas surfaced while questions arose about the board of education’s powers, funding allocations, and the potential role of outside consultants in guiding long range planning.
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Locatia
Gurdin Smith
New Market
Cayaly
B. B. Sullivan
Walkersville
Board of Education
Robert £. Clapp
James McShery
McSherry
Crazp
County Commissioners Board
Delbert 5. Null
Clapp
William Brosius
Edward Widmayer
New Market Arva
Sullivan
Bielegate
Liberty
Glydele Smith
Gordon Smith
Irvin Rewn
Merk
S. Ramsburg
Abducted Race Driver Is Set Free After Hijack
Havana reports say world champion Juan Manuel Fangio was freed unharmed after an attempted race sabotage at the Gran Premio. A driver, Armando Garcia Cifuentes, wrecked into the crowd, killing five and injuring 84, while officials blamed oil on the course and later denied sabotage. Fangio, held at gunpoint in Havana, said his captors acted to force race cancellation but he showed no bitterness. Sting of the episode looms as officials vow the Gran Premio will run again next year.
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Havana
Juan Manuel Fangio
Uha
Fengio
Armando Garcla Cifuentes
Guiba
Malecan Boulevard
Cifuentes
National Sports Commission
Technians
Fangio
Fulgencio Batista
Regima
Tas
Juan J. Peron
Ims
Castro
Revolutionary Movement
Hatista
Fernandez Miranda
Sports Commission
Adv
Cifuestes
Stirling Moss
Britain
Fanglo
The
Khrushchev Seen Proposing Private Farm Reform
Unofficial reports say Nikita Khrushchev seeks to expand private land in the Soviet Union to boost meat and dairy production reversing party doctrine. Central Committee will discuss trimming collective sizes and converting collectives to state grain farms, with Trybuna reporting plans and Polish influence noted.
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Waksaw
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Feader
Trybuna Tada
Wilf
Army Researchers Cite New Sterilant Beta-Propiolactone
A Army Chemical Corps scientists from Fort Detrick announced a new sterilant Beta Propiolactone for rapid sterilization of laboratory spaces and equipment. Ethylene oxide remains highly effective for dense materials but requires enclosed space. Fort Detrick has long studied gaseous sterilants since World War II and published extensively on ethylene oxide.
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Biological Warfare Liberatories
Hurt Detrick
Sled
Solon Wail
Nid
College of Medicine van Dentistry
Wnter
Charles Mf. Phillips
Army
Boyd Derrick
Phillips
Drialas
Mort Delvick
Eff Wess
Chieso
Robert Mothwan
Venjamin Warshowsky
Calleaguey
Fort Detrick Lewy Ford Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Bre
Fort Detrick
Fort Derek
Virginia Proposal Seeks Slot Machine License Ban
The Judiciary Committee delivered an overwhelming report today on a bill to ban issuance of slot machine licenses to establishments along Virginia’s shore of the Poloilac River. The measure targets casino-like gaming along the riverfront.
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Ankadpomis i Te Mouse
Virginia
Poloilac River
Thirteen Indictments Returned by Grand Jury
Thirteen indictments were returned this morning by the Grand Jury led by Michel Gable alias Michael Bertram. Arrests included a January capture of a suspect in Rowingahas store on East Patek street. Five forgery indictments named Mehvle Les or Snowden. he remains in county jail. Also named were Silas Alvin Alsup for incest and Frank Leo Hawkey for breaking and entering and larceny. Other indictments listed James Monroe Roberts Jr., Thomas Edward Wolfe, Kenneth Jones, Charles Philip Wallace, and Dames Flouree Roberts, with multiple counts of breaking and entering and larceny.
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Michael Bertram
Gable
Ife
Rowigaha
East Patek Street
Mehvle Les
Snowden
Couply
Silas Alvin Alsup
Frank Leo Hawkey
James Monroe Roberts
Thomas Edward Wolfe
Kenneth Jones
Charles Philip Wallace
Dames Flouree Roberts
Kennet Wayne Jones
Thomas
Edward Wolfe
Wolfe
Jones
Walarn
Peron Backers Claim Victory Amid Argentine Vote
Post election chatter centers on Peronist support for Frondizi while Balbín’s stance and rival factions stir debate. Rough tallies show Peronists leaning to Frondizi with about 1.1 million ballots for him and 1.7 million for Balbín in a tight race, leaving lingering questions over genuine Peronist endorsement.
Record High Food Prices Reported amid Weather Impacts
The government reports record high food prices as living costs reach a new peak in January. Florida freezes and Texas rains push up fruit and meat costs, with the Labor Department index rising six tenths of a percent from December to January to 23 percent of the 1947-49 base. The rise marks the largest monthly increase since July 1986 and furthers a 15 of 17 months trend.
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Danuary
Florida
Texas
Labor Department
Man Named For Judge Called Unqualified
Atlanta observers report the president’s nomination for a federal judgeship lacked committee support. Officials said the American Bar Association’s committee found the choice unqualified. Names mentioned included Bernat G. Segal of Philadelphia and Axel Beck of South Dakota as potential Senate candidates.
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Atlanta
Eisenhower
Arade
American Bar Assi
Committee On Federal
Bernat G. Segal
Philadel Dia
Alas Halse Af
Rominge
Club Women Meet In Brodbeck Hall April 8
The Homemakers schedule their annual meeting for April 8 in Brodbeck Hall Mood College campus with guest speaker Bella Vassady a Hungarian refugee who spoke at the national homemakers meeting in Ohio last September. The day includes officer elections, exhibitions, and a luncheon. Chorus, exhibits, and a busy practice schedule for the All County Chorus are highlighted.
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Aywil
Brodbeck Hall
Mood College
National Homemakers Meeting
Ohio
Bella
Serena) Vassady
Beatrice Pehr
Millerd Eiler
Joinsville
Corncil
Vernon Coblentz
Middlletown
Coblente
Mes
Pan Carmack J
Vincent Biser
Rosedale Chi
All County Chorus
Carol Freed
Sperry Stary
Elus
Gamsbeilt Gymnasium
United States Recognizes United Arab Republic
The United States recognized the United Arab Republic formed by Egypt and Syria. Ambassador Raymond A Hare delivered Cairo’s note extending recognition and best wishes. The State Department announced that other nations moved promptly and that U S envoys would present credentials to the new government led by Egyptian President Nasser.
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Washington
United States
United Aah Republic
Egypl
Syria
Raymond A. Hare
Foreign Office
Cairo
State Department
Wienerger
U. S
Canad Au
White House
Charles
Damascus
Murphy Seeks Peace in Tunisia Amid US French Talks
U S envoy Robert Murphy leads the Arilist American effort to resolve the Tunisia dispute. He spent three days in Paris and London, briefing on progress as Tunisian officials signal priority to the Algerian war and evacuation of French troops. Markets in New York show a downward drift with limited trading.
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Paius
U.S
Robert Murphy
France
Tunis
Wao
Murphy
Secratary
Paris
Londen
Eadi African Republic
U.N. Security Council
Murphy U
Tunisia
Water rate dispute rise to Court of Appeals
Angerstown seeks higher charges for outside city water deliveries as a long dispute over bulk sales and rate setting reaches the Court of Appeals. The case follows multiple PSC hearings and a county circuit ruling that left the taxed price at 1049 cents per 1000 gallons, despite protests from nearby towns.
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Annapolis
Angerstown
Court, of
Fivo Public Service Commission
Hagerstmyn
Washington Country Corms
Sloney
Smiths Jburg
Williamsperk
Punksown
PSC
Washington County Circuit Court
Hagerstown
PRC
Wales
C and P Announces Expansion Program in Maryland
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Maryland unveiled a 5.3 million expansion plan to widen waiting areas and improve toll and message unit charges, aiming to save about two million annually. The program involves switching gear, cables, poles, and wires to handle higher traffic, with a projected gross revenue rise of 8.048 million and after tax impact of 2.8067 million. James B. Morrison was re-elected president at a board meeting yesterday.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Polomas Rlophone Co
Maryland
C&p
Board of
Dirrectors
James B. Morrison
Ike And Tammi Bury Foreign Aid Rally Day
Washington reports that President Eisenhower and former President Truman publicly back foreign aid, defending the $3.9 billion program amid Congressional budget fights. A Johnston organized rally at a downtown hotel features 1,200 attendees and aims to show broad public support before House Foreign Affairs hearings.
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jBiserhawer
Fedman
Teu
Tey
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Teisenhower
Cruman
White House
Eisenhower
Hay
Fanart
Foreign Aid
Shooting Reminiscent Of Wild West In Oak Creek
In Oak Creek Colorado three men died after a pool hall shooting begun about 8 p.m. Frank Gabossi, 62, killed a pool hall operator and a retired wax worker, then shot himself. A bystander was also wounded as guests fled. Gabossi reportedly told his wife he was going to shoot. Oak Creek is a valley town near Steamboat Springs, northwest of Denver.
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Oak Carek
Colo
Ab Ritter
Frank Gabossi
Wicklayer
Ritter
Gabossi
George Kourkounis
Itabert Blurkavick
Miler
Gabossi Grett
Gene Zamudio
Snerill Riley
Oak Creek
Vaal Towk
Steamhodt Springs
Denver
Republican Women To Meet In Washington Conference
Ambassador Lodge will headline the Sixth Annual Republican Women's National Conference in Washington March 16 to 28.Miss Bertha Adkins announced she will preside and 21 states plan to send Republican women workers from marginal districts to participate and observe developments in international and domestic scenes. Mrs. Lsinis J Warner will represent Mary Jane.
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Em'y Cahol Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Eisenhower
Ambassador Lodge
Reepublica
Washington
Moreh
Baltimore Gambling Ring Claims Police Protection
The article reports Alvin J. T. Zambruni stating a large illegal lottery operation in Baltimore would require police protection, estimating a 50 million dollar business. He asserts local authorities and crime syndicates shape the landscape, contrasting Baltimore with other cities.
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Baltimore
Criminal Justice
Alvin J. T. Zambruni
Wegal
Byrd Reconsiders Reelection To Senate In Virginia
Richmond reports Sen Harry Byrd, longtime chair of the Senate Finance Committee, announced he will not seek reelection but may reconsider after pressure from lawmakers and thousands of letters. The move sets up a potential Democratic primary contest with former Govs Battle and Tucker looming as challengers if Byrd retires.
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Richmond
Harry Blood Byrd
Stek
Senate
Fiytd
Senate Finance Committee
Rad Ali Nawived
General Assembly
Vireginia
Byrd
United States Senate
Dohh S. Battle
William Af. ‘Turk
Wmrs
Oyed
Washington
Berryville
Hare
Byrd Jong
Congress
Anit Lillie
John
Battle
Willian Tuck
Wattle
National Givi Rights Commission
Eisenhower
Virginia
Bayi
Adlai K. Stevenson
Maryland Officials Confirm Multiple Appointments to State Boards
The Maryland Senate confirmed appointments to the University of Maryland Board of Regents and several state bodies. Alvin B. Rubinon of Washington hotel and contractor was named to the University of Maryland board, term expiring June 1, 1958. Other approvals include members to the Department of Employment Security Board of Appeals, Allegany County Commissioner post, Frostburg Miners Hospital board, Interracial Problems commission, Cecil County Electro Supervisors, and the State Board of Funeral Directors, with terms beginning in 1955 to 1957 and ongoing replacements noted.
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Ynapolis
Senate
Alvin B. Rubinon
Wallington
University of Marylou Board of Regents
McKeldin
Silowrd
Willie PB. Cole
Aubinoe
Betheda
Terrapin
Cre Group
Board of Appeals
Department of Employment Security
Joseph Po Healy
David Ross
Baltimore
Carlton BE. Pues
Temple Hills
Allegany County Gormissioner
Liam A. Wilson
Midland
Wilhalm J
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