Two Hurt As Auto Strikes Three Homes
An automobile traveling at high speed struck three porches causing injuries to two people and damage to multiple homes on West Patrick Street. Driver Clarence Oliver Welsh, 24, of Woodbine, was charged with operating an automobile with a revoked license and reckless driving. Passenger Anna Kidd Jackson, 28, of Frederick, sustained head and hand injuries and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and discharged.
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Clarence Oliver Welsh
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Brederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Bruce White
West Pativk Street
Learing
County commissioners approve 1958 budget for schools and upgrades
The Board of County Commissioners approved a current year budget of 3,468,190 with about 2,146,640 for public school event expenses and debt service. Capital outlay of 168,107 was authorized for school improvements including 30,000 for the administration building and 803,107 for equipment. A street collision and house damage were noted as part of ongoing expenses and safety efforts.
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Winchester
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Assistanes
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C. Burr
Three State Traffic Deaths Reported in Maryland
Three people died in Maryland highway crashes last night and today raising the state toll to 158 for the year. A seven year old unidentified woman was struck and killed by a train at Bowie. A whiteford area crash killed Margaret Jane Boyle as she was struck by a car. A bus and car collision near North East killed two bus passengers, Amelia Simpson of Hartford Connecticut and Earl Kennedy of New York City, with several others injured.
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Eisenhower Mixes Work With Relaxation At Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower at his Gettysburg farm today blends work and leisure on the eve of Congress. He returned from Washington after about 24 hours there and plans outdoor activity weather permitting. Doctors say his recovery from a mild stroke last November allows him to play golf whenever he chooses. He has resided at Gettysburg since December 27 with an overnight White House stay noted yesterday.
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Final U S Reply Drafted On Russia Summit Offer
Washington reports Secretary Dulles gave Eisenhower a final draft of the U S reply to Russia s bid for a summit. The draft seeks to tie down Bolganin s proposal for a central Europe nuclear weapons ban and would support a no war pact idea via the United Nations. Temperatures may fall below zero tonight as a cold wave grips the region with very cold Sunday outlook.
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Threatened To Kill Herself After Car Route Incident
Police say a 17-year-old county juvenile, who had quarrelled with her boyfriend, threatened to kill herself and was found sitting on a porch near Carter and East Church streets. She was taken to her rooming house by Officer Nathan Dorsey and Corp. Richard Rubgin after authorities responded to reports of a girl lying in the roadway. Maurice J. Stone, 120 East Church Street, was arrested on disorderly conduct and held on $25.80 bond.
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Callas Replaced By Rome Opera After Health Claim
Mme Callas, facing illness and criticism over a Napoli performance, is replaced by Rome Opera. Reports say she suffers chest infection and laryngitis and may have altered her decision after doctors advised rest. Her husband Giovanni Batlisle Menes questions need to apologize to the President.
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Frederick by pass to ease Maryland 194 to Pennsylvania
The State Roads Commission announced bids for a large by pass project on Maryland 194 from Taneytown north to the Pennsylvania line. The 5 218 miles include grading drainage and surfacing with possible valve relocation. Completion aims to ease traffic around Frederick and Carroll counties and divert about 30 percent of Patrick Street traffic to the by pass.
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Middleburg
Carrall County
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Littlestown
Vanaver
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Award County
U. S. 40
Bukeeville
Nation Prepared For Every Eventuality Says Pyle
Howard Pyle former Arizona governor addressed about 100 Maryland leaders praising Eisenhower’s dedication and urging unity. He warned against challenging voters with fear and noted Republicans plan fund raising dinners nationwide to defend support. Pyle, a noted war correspondent, emphasized faith in leadership.
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Tragic Balloon Accident Claims Seven Year Old In Teaneck
In Bogota Nal seven year old Valerie Igla inhaled a party balloon blown to inflate a balloon and sucked it into her windpipe. She died within ten minutes before her brother's birthday party. Parents alerted police as breathing failed. A police car rushed her to Holy Name Hospital Teaneck, a 29 second ride. Doctors could not revive her and last rites were given.
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Guards Protect Secrets As AEC Moves To Germantown
Report outlines the Atomic Energy Commission relocating to Germantown with a fortified new headquarters. At a distance of around 10 miles from Washington, the facility is designed to protect vast volumes of sensitive data on A bombs and H bombs. Security measures include double-packed sealed cartons and armed guards accompanying equipment and materials.
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New Engine Passes Tests For City Fire Service
The 2250 gallon pumper tested by the United Fire Company was approved by state underwriters after two hours of tests at Carroll creek near Walking Acres. Built by Grovlaaneke Company, the engine carries 1250 gallons per minute and cost about 825000 with city funding. The unit features a wet water proportioner and foam equipment, a 260 horsepower Waukesha engine, and five two-inch discharge hoses.
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Problems Facing New Congress
Washington summary of looming issues as the 1958 session begins. Eisenhower to deliver a State of the Union detailing defense needs and budget plans, with defense spending around 40 billion dollars and a 74 billion dollar peacetime budget target. Civil rights and presidential disability likely to be sidelined amid Cold War pressures and party politics.
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Father of Ten Given Prison Time in Whisky Conspiracy Case
A Baltimore federal court fined Kronheim Co six thousand dollars and additional penalties to several defendants in a conspiracy case involving whisky prices and monoply practices. The indictment names major distillers, wholesalers, and officials who allegedly fixed prices to defeat competition across multiple counties. Several defendants pleaded guilty or entered not guilty pleas as the case unfolds.
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Long Pull For Business Looks Good Long Pull For Business Looks Good
The era ahead shows cautious optimism as business firms trim costs and boost activity. Officials target faster defense spending, housing loans, and consumer incentives. Ford Mercury Medalist debuts as economical choice. TV makers raise trade-in offers to spur demand.
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