Fatal High School Car Crash Trial Started
In Frederick, a juvenile court heard testimony on a fatal accident involving five Frederick High School students. John E. Holter 17 faces manslaughter by automobile as the legal action moves toward Peoples Court. Ches ter G. Stone Jr. 17 was killed when Holter’s car left the road and struck a utility pole near Six to Nine o’clock hours, with several teens injured.
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Frederick High School
Patrick M. Schwantzer
Samuel W. Barrack
John E. Holter
Peoples Court
Chester G. Stone Jr
Jams, Vile
Young Holter
Fifth South
Robert
Airy
W . Ness
Home Show Preview Highlights Frederick Junior Chamber Event
Members and guests of the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce held a preview of the armory home show after a regular meeting. The program featured remarks on Jaycee activities, election of new members, and a presentation honoring Ed Remsburg for county service, with net income figures and local civic notes included.
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Frederick
United
Hungary
Ward T. Wailes
Jaycee
Jack Doll
Red
A. Doiy Remsburg
Budapest
Frederick County
A. Jne
Mier Janos
Clyde M. Roney Jr
Remsburg
Merhie Duvall
British pilot breaks sound barrier shatters hospital glass
Southport England report says a British test pilot broke the sound barrier yesterday and shattered a glass wall in the operating room at Southport Hospital. Glass and debris sprinkled over a surgeon and seven nurses as an unconscious patient remained under operation. Dr Joan Campbell described briefly checking the knife and continuing, while nurses reacted with alarm but persisted.
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Southport
England
Southport Hospital
Joan Campbell
Home Show Here Opens Tonight
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce presents the first annual Home Show opening tonight. The event features materials tools and appliances for building remodeling and DIY projects as part of the local home improvement market.
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Frederick
Local Salary Bills Introduced In State Senate
Two Senate measures propose raises for county officials and a new attorney salary. One increases Orphans Court judges pay to 1500 dollars yearly after the 1958 election, the other sets the county commissioners attorney salary by the commissioners. Governor signs Hood College scholarships for Frederick districts. Carroll County may levy a four year property tax for a new county hospital.
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State Senate
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Orphans Court
McKeldin
Hood College
Frederick County
Carroll County
C. C. Wirts
Howard County
Frederick
Howard
Washington
Montgomery County Court
Eastward Cold Front Grips Central U S and Northeast
Northerly winds from the Midwest bring cold air to the eastern third of the nation with gusts 30 to 40 mph. Temperatures fall 20 to 30 degrees in the Great Lakes region, with readings near or below freezing in the north. Subfreezing air reaches Oklahoma, while New England records high 60s. Flood threats rise as Kentucky to Ohio see storms and flood conditions intensify in the Northwest. National Guard evacuations occur in Weiser Idaho as the river floods threat levels rise.
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Ohio Valley
Chicago
Milwaukee
belJow Zéco
Oklahoma
Atlantic Coast
New England
Boston
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
West-Iern
Pennsylvania
Central
Appalachians
Northwest
National Guard
Weiser
Idaho
Weiser River
Snake River
Three Injured In One Car Route 75 Crash
Three county residents were injured when a 1953 Plymouth station wagon failed to navigate a curve on Route 75 north of New Market in fog. Dehn Rippeon 3, Raymond Frye 18, and John Hardman Jr. 16 were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for burns and lacerations. Vehicle damage estimated at $600. Trooper Robert C. Snyder investigated.
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New Market
Dehn Wm. Rippeon
RFD
Mu. Airy
Raymond W. Frye
Jjamsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John W. Hardman Jr
Frederick
Epinsserth
Robert C. Snyder
Brunswick School Group Seeks New Elementary Addition
A Brunswick delegation appeared before the County Commissioners to press for future school construction funding. The advisory committee report names Brunswick elementary school addition as top priority No 7. Spokesman Richard C Bowers outlined needs while other members included Nelson Strathern Mrs John Sell and Mrs James Shriver. The panel also notes a future plan for a new Brunswick High School. Charles R Fuss opposed consolidation of Emmitsburg High with Thurmont.
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Brunswick
Board of Education
Richard C. Bowers
Nelson Strathern
John Sell
James Shriver
Nety Brunswick High
Charles R- Fuss
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg High School
Thurmont
Costly Fire Destroys Businesses in Parsons West Virginia
A blaze in Parsons West Virginia damaged four buildings and left eight more in ruins or damaged. Two firefighters were treated for injuries, and the Leo Gross Appliance Store was among the destroyed structures. Power outages and smoke forced evacuation of nearby homes as officials assessed losses in the thousands of dollars.
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Parsons
W. Va
Walnut Street
Leo Gross
Cover Jolly
Bruce Whetzel
Elkins
Renney
Tawes Warns Sales Tax Figures Likely to Fall
Maryland comptroller J Millard Tawes repeated his warning that next year’s sales tax estimates will be revised downward. The Board of Revenue Estimates promises a new figure by March 15 as Tawes notes a disturbing trend in collections and says the current year’s 48 million dollars will have to be reduced by a substantial amount.
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Annapolis
J. Millard Tawes
Board of Revenue Estimates
Tawes
Death Threat Reported In Racket Probe
Washington Senator McClellan said the brother of a key witness in the Senate rackets investigation has been threatened with death. The FBI is investigating the anonymous call to Carl Elkins in Arizona, urging his brother to stop talking.
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Washington
Sen
Senate
FBI
Carl Elkins
Arizona
James Elkins
Portland
Qre
Special
United States
MfcCiellan
Square
Phoenix
Ariz
Frank
Dave
Elkins
Naming of Democrat Criticized By Aiken
Senator Aiken of South Dakota criticized President Eisenhower’s choice of David K. E. Bruce as ambassador to Germany while vowing to question Bruce about what he called a weak report on Latin American aid. The dispute sparked Senate debate on diplomacy and political influence in appointments. Bruce, a former ambassador to France, has bipartisan support and is expected to be confirmed.
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Aiken
R-Vti
Eisenhower
David K. E. Bruce
Germany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bruce
Latin America
Senate
France
Truman
Knowland
California
Johnson
Texas
Hollywood scandals probe targets Marilyn Monroe raid tied to Sinatra
A California Senate interim committee led by Sen. Fred Kraft questions Hollywood figures and sources behind scandal magazines and collection agencies. Investigators allege private detectives and party figures act as tip services while a Marilyn Monroe divorce tie to the DiMaggio raid is noted.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Fred Kraft
Sacramento
Kraft
Sinatra
San Diego
Lioyd Harris
New York Yankees
J Wee Aling Will Jae
Miss Monroe
Harris
DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe
Confidential
Harris Said His Investigation Sor
Holywood
Hollywood Life
NAM President Blames Unions for Inflation
In Washington NAM President Charles inflation blamed organized labor and said unions see wage talks as a gun in the ribs. Ernest G. Swigert of Portland Ore argued wage hikes since 1949 fueled inflation and urged wages set by bargaining without regard to profits or productivity.
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National Assn
Ernest G. Swigert
Portland
Ore
Swigert
Five Day Weather Outlook With Scattered Rain
Five day forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and cooler air. Thursday begins with some rain in the morning from the bay area eastward, followed by rain and moderate temperatures Friday. Saturday should be fair, with another rain chance expected Sunday or Monday. Temperatures will run 3 to 4 degrees above normal with little daily change after Thursday, and precipitation around one inch. Normal highs are in the 40s, with lows from about 20 in Garrett County to the lower 30s in eastern and southern counties.
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Bay Area
Garrett County
Milk Strike Spurs Police Deployment Across Tri State Area
State troopers patrolled highways in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania to curb violence as a third day of the milk price strike persisted. Strikers from the Tri State Master Dairy Guild pressed higher prices amid sporadic gunfire and vandalism with about 10 percent of metropolitan milk withheld and 2.05 million pounds of milk diverted.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Tri-State
New York City
Tristate Master Dairy Guild
Leona Baumgartner
John W. Dormey
Mutual Federation of Independent Cooperatives
Syracuse
Nla
United Milk — Producers
Tno
U.S. Seeks Compromise Plan on Middle East Withdrawals
The United States pressed for a compromise plan to remove Israeli troops from Egypt and the Gaza Strip without sanctions. Washington urged voluntary withdrawal and explored assembly penalties if pullout did not occur, while plans faced Arab objections and mixed signals from the U.N. and Hammarskjold discussions.
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United Nations
United States
Egypt
Gaza Strip
U.S
Washington
Israel
Middle East
Assembly
Gulf of Aqaba
Dag Hammarskjold
Abba Eban
Eban
Aqaba Gulf
Red Sea
Eilat
Hammarskjold
Dulles
Hammarskjoid
U.N
UNEF
Aqaba
February Precipitation Surpasses Normal Levels
Persistent showers brought six tenths of an inch, lifting February’s rainfall to 2.85 inches at the airport from a normal 2.58. Forecasters warn of more rain before March, with warmer trends today and a shift to colder spells by Thursday.
Deed Recorded for Main Street Property Transfer
A deed was recorded in the Clerk's office transferring property on Main Street Walkersville from Glade Valley Bakery Inc to Mr and Mrs Robert N Nichodemus for about 6500 dollars according to revenue is tempe.
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Main Street
Walkersville
Glade Valley Bakery Inc
Robert N. Nicodemus
Tempe
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