Storm Causes Two Accidents On Snow Covered Roads
State Police reported two weather related crashes Thursday. A 1952 Mercury driven by Lester Alexander Smith stalled on Woodville Road, causing 400 in his car damage and 200 in the other vehicle. No charges were filed due to conditions. A State Roads Commission truck was lightly tapped by an unseen car on U.S. 340. no damage or action followed.
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Woodville Road
U.S. 49
Lester Alexander Smith
Mount Airy
Robert Emgiet Dolan
Baiore Sunpapers
Dolan
Smith
Auto
Joseph R. Gallen
U.S
State Roads Commission
Gordon Smith
Interstate commission gains broader authority on Potomac River
The Mary land Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and District of Columbia compact revisions broaden the Potomac River Basin Commission powers. It would set water quality standards and coordinate plans for water use and land resources while remaining advisory to states. Concerns about vague wording and zoning impact were raised but commission officials said these were not intended.
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Annapolis
Mary- Tané
Interstate Commission On
Potomac River Basin
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Marylands Board of Natural Resources
State Health Department
Water Pollution Control Commission
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
David Hume
Board of Natural Resources
Commission
David V. Auld
Washington
Baltimore Attorney Dies At Hospital
Ellis Levis a prominent Baltimore lawyer died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after surgery last weekend at age 66. Born in Rega Russia he emigrated to America and worked as a barber in East Baltimore while attending night school. He graduated from the University of Maryland in 1914 and became a respected defense attorney active in local politics and Democratic circles. Surviving are his widow Annalie Alter a son Calman A and two daughters Mrs Stanford G Sanu all of Baltimore. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Baltimore
Ellis Levis
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Levin
Park Avenue
Bor
Rega
Russia
America
City College
University of Maryland
William Curran
Democrat Party
Annatte Alter
Calman A
Tanford G. Sanu
License Plates Now On Sale in Baltimore for 1960 61
The Department of Motor Vehicles says 1960 61 license plates are on sale at DMV headquarters in Baltimore. New tags usable after March 1. Owners with liability and property damage insurance will avoid the Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund fee. uninsured owners pay an extra fee. If tag applications aren’t received by Feb 25, notify the department with full name, new and old address, title number, and current tax number. Applications for trucks and other classes will be handled accordingly.
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Baltimore
Department of Motor Vehicles
John R. Jewell
Carr
DMV
Missile Performs Perfectly
America's new ballistic missile the Army Pershing fired on its first test flight from a TEL vehicle in Cape Canaveral. The 32 foot rocket rose quickly, first stage burned out after 40 seconds, a dummy second stage traveled about 35 miles into the Atlantic. The test covered only the first stage and officials say the weapon, mobile and rapid, could strike targets 20 to 400 miles away once operational.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Atlantic
Fels
Army
Nick
Baltimore Restaurant Fire Sparks Arson Probe After Demonstration
Fire investigators in Baltimore sought the cause of a blaze that damaged the Blue Jay Restaurant near Johns Hopkins University soon after midnight. One firefighter was overcome by smoke and four residents were evacuated. Police noted a prior protest against racial discrimination and said arson investigators would conduct an exhaustive probe.
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Baltimore
Blue Jay
Johns Hopkins University
John Katz
Ridgefield
Hopkins
Fred Paxenos
Paxenos
Rockville Man Found Guilty in Drunken Driving Case
Granville E. Duffin, 37, was fined $200 and costs after Magistrate Edward D. Storm found him guilty of driving under the influence and operating without a driver’s license. State Trooper Abbott testified Duffin refused a blood test. Duffin’s attorney questioned why he would sign if intoxicated. The docket also records acquittals for related charges against Robert E. Wilson and James Earl Spurlock, and a lenient $1 fine for passing on the left when unsafe.
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Edward D. Storm
Granville E. Duffin
John D. Abbott
Abbott
Dulin
Duffin
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Robert E. Wilson
Mount Airy
James Earl Spurlock
New Market
Wilson
Spurlock
William L. Newcomer
Storm
Middletown
Homer Troy Bolyard
Air Force to reissue anti communist manual without names
Washington AP reporting that House Un American Activities Chair Francis E Walter said the Air Force will reissue a controversial manual on communism in churches without names. Dudley C Sharp had apologized to the National Council of Churches for statements in the manual. Walter noted Sharp did not dispute facts cited about pro Communist fronts and the council. OVER $500.00 STOLEN Phoenix AP two thieves robbed a Phoenix antique shop of diamonds and cash, leaving clerk Loraine Breeding bound to a door knob.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Air Force
Francis E., Walter
D-Pa
Dudley C. Sharp
Sharp
Walter
National Council of Churches
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
National Council
Tequest
Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
David Kipnis
Loraine Breeding
Taneytown Lions Observe Farmers Night
Taneytown Lions held Farmers Night at Taney Inn with overflow crowds from local clubs. Prof. Arthur Hamilton spoke on estate planning and wills as part of the program. Guests included Lions from nearby towns and local officials reinforced by a 17 year attendance record. Plans were laid for a March 8 shrimp and oyster feed and a future Explorer Post.
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Lions
Taney Inn
Taneytown Lions
William T. Albaugh
Arthur’ B. Hamilton
Calegse Park
Delmar E. Riffles
Edmund P. Welker
Lior Tamer
John T. Holling’ Er
Harry J. Reindollar
Tourmont
Lions Raymond! Reager
Russell Flanagan
William Lidie
Surray Muller
Charles Reid
Lion Cloyd
Mareh Fon Hottinger
Upor Singleton E. Remsburg
Harry B. Dougherty
Freedom
Sykesville
Thurmont
Brunswick
Boonesboro
Homer Y. Myers
Taneytown
Farmer’s Night
Lion Albaugh
Landon C. Burns
Burns
Professor Hamilton
Maryland
Stanley Taxlor
Boy Scout Organization
Carroll District
Riffle
Murray
Baumgardner
Hollinger
Wilbur O. Thomas
Dougherty
Curtis G. Bowers
J. Alfred Heliebridle
Charles I. Little
Orville E. Keefer
Donald R. Baker
Raymond W Baker
E. Gregg Kiser
David B. Shaum
Tawny Lion Bulletin Promises Future Committees Additions
The next bulletin to be published under Donald R. Sawyer will announce further committees and additions to the foregoing notes, signaling ongoing organizational updates and leadership plans.
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The
Tawny Lion
Donald R. Sawyer
Women To Pay Dog Trainees Expenses
Washington women will fund training for a DC Police recruit in England under a program by the DC Women’s Bar Assn and 12 other groups. Pvt. William B Corcoran, 30, will attend a 6 week Scotland Yard course, led by Terrance P Cahill. Edwina Avery chairs the protection of women committee. Routes proposed for DC Transit would link District with Rockville and Maryland suburbs, with transfers.
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Washington
England
District of Columbia Women’s ‘Bar Assn
Pvt
Wiliam B. Corcoran
Pest
Scotland Yard
Terrance P. Cahill
London
Edwina Avery
the Protection of Women
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Walter Snow
North Market St
Fisher’s, Inc
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Cline Ad Son Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Air Force Manual
Kennedy Studio
West
Patrick St
Reticul
Fastatch
Allen’s Corner Market
A. and
2Nd St
Interstate Commerce Commune
D. C
Rockville
Won
Mad
Washirston
Montgomery County
Charles Rhodes
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
Delphey’s Sport Store
W. Patrick St
Frederick Federal
Eastern Air Metal
Kinsey
Hendrickson
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
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