Tentative Approval For School At Wolfsville
The Board of County Commissioners gave tentative approval to build an eight classroom elementary school at Wolfsville after a conference with Dr. James A Sensenbaugh and Larry V Fenskour. Bids from Frederick Construction Company were reviewed and officials debated need for eight rooms versus six plus an addition.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wolfsville
James A. Sensenbaugh
Larry V. Fenskour
Frederick Construction Company
Thane
Sensenbaugh
Myersville Selidal
Tarawas
Wollsville
Myersville
Delbert S. Null
Iso
Foxville
Null
Jy. Sensenbaugh
Paxville
Wallsville
Yellow Springs
Edncation
Board of Education
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Senraph
Haskins
Board of Education Records
Moarcasi
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Man Shot in Leg While Attempting Rent Payment
Baltimore police responded to a report of a possible break in at Abraham Schechter's house. A man at the door fled when confronted, was shot in both thighs, and later identified as Lilet Rosa Fischte who claimed he went to the house to speak with the landlord about paying rent. A separate dispatch notes British discussions on a nonaggression pact as part of a broader security framework, with foreign officials commenting on consultations with Western allies.
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Abraham Schechter
Lilet
Rosa Fischte
Magisstrate
Henry L. Rogers
Schechter
London
Ovine Rese
Senate
Rogers
Visiale
United States
Foreign Office
Macmillan
Ken
Ole
Mayly
Failues
Moscow
Geneva
Europe
Break Fifes On Heads Concert Called Off
Fornova de San Giquant town cancels its Epiphany concert due to a fife fight. Fife players smashed instruments during the clash over Miss Callas and the Rome Opera opening. Band banquet followed with heavy drinking and first aid for many.
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Fornova DE
Miss Callas
Rome Opera
Dallas
Anti-Vallas Filers
Ffers
Congress Song Sets Tone for Open Week in Washington
Congress returns to the Capitol amid urgency as Sputniks loom over policy. Senator Wright notes unease and a shift from last August as committees prepare missile and defense hearings. Eisenhower faces a $40 billion defense budget, education aid, and foreign aid decisions intertwined with the Sputnik debate. The race issue and labor reforms remain unsettled amid an economy downturn and tax-cut talks.
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House
Russia
United Stales
Rep. Wright
D-Tex
Ure
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House Armed Services Committee
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Congrass
Little Rock
Sputnik
Wreck Strands Eight Cars On B&O Line Near Potomac
A freight wreck blocks the B&O main line near Cumberland Maryland causing coal spills across racks and detours. Eight cars derailed with no serious injuries reported as crews from Keyser to Brunswick work to clear the tracks and resume service after 12:50 PM.
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Maryland
Marsland
Potomac
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Sorgi Briveh
Brunswick Md
Keyser
Wo Va
Cimbee Hind
Wy Wes
Hiegeey Howa
Atl
Jowst
Soviet Reacts Favorably To Macmillan
Soviet reactions to Prime Minister Macmillan's East West nonaggression proposal show mixed but favorable tones. Moscow radio stresses the idea as Russian-inspired amid Western hesitance, Pravda notes approval of efforts to seek peace with Russia, while Western leaders weigh potential shifts in security and NATO dynamics.
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Soviet Union
Macmillan
Germany
Moscow
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Communist Party
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John Ielenbaker
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Suruye
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U.S
Bonn
Adenauer
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Macmllan
Russi
4-H Officers School Held At Extension Rooms
4-H club officers from Boys and Girls 4-H clubs gathered Saturday morning at extension rooms for the annual officers school. Miss Mary A. Thomas and Kenneth Shiffler led sessions with group divisions for presidents and vice presidents and secretaries. Reports from club leaders and reporters highlighted a successful program with demonstrations and a mock sampling of information secured.
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Uashing School
Mary A. Thomas
Kenneth Shiffler
Verryland
Aub
Doyd M. Fosse
Rosencranta
News-Post
William Schroehel
Manacacy Valley
Manacacy Valley Club, Served As President, Cliffort Stiles of the New New York
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Jmarket
Andy
Jupiter
Chrysler
Mia
Vian di Bader
Alare
General Dynamics
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U.S. Steel Fa
Bethleheny
Lorillard
Acquitted On Charge Of Assault And Battery
Thomas Nelson Hoffman of South Market street was found not guilty by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr in the DMagistrate's Court this morning of assault and battery upon his half-brother Franklin Hoffman. Sentencing held after Shoemaker reviews the record. Complainant said Hoffman fired shots. details incomplete. Shirley Lyles vs Lyles was dismissed when testimony unavailable. Robert Roberson, RFD Wisconsin, paid $6.45 for careless driving after collision with a Dayton, Ohio vehicle. Stein vehicle damage about $200. Roberson $50.
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Thomas Nelson Hoffman
South Market Street
Thaymont
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Franklin Hoffman
South Market
Tadlow Gilbert
Druece i
Tangary
Magnistrate Shoemikher
bin Ind
Shirley Lyles
Lyles
Eodless
Oficer
Bernard’ E
Kings of
Roberson
Harry Kenneth ‘Stein
Dayton
Font
Aid Cabarel
Stein
Five Day Forecast Update Sees Mixed Temps Across Regions
The forecast notes generally fair conditions with limited precipitation. Colder on Tuesday, warming by Friday, then turning colder again on Saturday. Temperatures average near seasonal norms with lows from the upper teens in Western Maryland to near 30 in eastern areas and highs in the upper 50s to 60s in the region.
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Iountains
Maryland
Delaware
Three Students Hurt On School Bus In Fullerton
A school bus went off course when brakes apparently failed, plunging through a fence and into a street injuring three high school students aged 14 to 17 and shaking 42 others on the way to St. Stephen's Parochial School. Police said injuries were not serious and were treated at the scene.
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Fullerton
Mus
St. Stephen's Parochial School
Bradshaw
Old Philadelphia
Middle River Roads
Baltimore
Balti Nmore
Baltimore County
Secretary Whitman Is Stopped For Speeding In Motorcade
Eisenhower’s personal secretary Anna Whitman was stopped in Montgomery County Maryland for speeding as she tried to keep up with the Presidential motorcade returning from Gettysburg. She was warned she could be fined and said she was traveling about 0 mph. Nine cars followed the President during the 85 mile return to the White House from the Eisenhower farm amid tightened news-car limits.
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Eisenhower
Atvs
Anna Whitman
Washington
Gettysburg
Montgomery County
White House
Eisenhower Farm
Gatmetines
Car Hits Tree in Johns ville Morning Crash
A 1965 Ford Victoria driven by James Willian Reaver on Route 75 near Union Bridge ran off the highway and struck a tree. Reaver sustained injuries as state trooper C Frost investigated the crash.
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Johnsville
James Willian Reaver
Union Bridge
Reaver
of. C. Frost
Christmas Seal Drive Short $2,500
A Frederick County tuberculosis and public health group reports it is about 2500 dollars short of its 33800 budget. The drive urges donations as new TB cases persist locally with several deaths recorded and ongoing health programs, including x rays and chest checks, to find and treat cases.
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Subtle Health Association
Beals, Kent
Nieademonstr
Leon
Pradarick County
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Furthermar
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Istic
Yeeiinna
Goldstein Backs Tawes In Maryland Race
Goldstein files show support for Millard Tawes in the Maryland state election. Tawes pledges humility and readiness to serve as state comptroller, citing experience and broad consultation. He also urges voters to back Ferdinand Sybert for attorney general and Ernest Warner for governor.
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Goldstein
Millard Tawes
Annatolis
Che Senale
Maryland
Bern
Goltsiwin
Oldstein Elected to Monge and Senate Leadership
Oldstein elected to the Monge in 8 and served four years then enlisted in the Marine Corps in Arizona and discharged as a first lieutenant four years later. He has served since late 1946 in the Senate and has been Senate president for three terms. Groldstein chairs the Legislature Council after ten years of service. He is a Maryland Law graduate, married, and has a child.
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Oldstein
Marine Corps
Senate
Groldstein
University of Maryland Law Selinal
Six Leave Herve For Armed Forces
Six men from the Bow Noodhowe area and nearby districts were called for preinduction physicals as part of the selective service process. Names include Richard Hi Prock, Gallintive, Shoemaker, and Ray Ta Dewees among others. The group represents a mix of local residents formerly associated with Mattison street and nearby locales.
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Laval
Dalfinrore
Win F
Thucmont
Mattisonstregt
Gallintive
WR & M
Maya Richard Hi Prock
Mit
Three Men Jailed In Tarveny Home Robbery Case
Three suspects Dewey Hall 21 Gouley Reker Compton 22 both of New London and two juveniles were jailed after a Tarveny investigation into an entry at a Near Landon home on December 28. Officials say a set of silverware a fishing rod a camera and other household items were stolen from contractor Charles H. Fregoning. Deputies George Layman and Austin Murray led the probe, with the case heading to district court soon.
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Landon
Dewey Hall
Gouley Reker Compton
New London
New [Amon
Depuly
George Laymiat
Austin Murray
Rio
Charles
Fregoning
London
Murray
Cold Weather Forecast Dampens Maryland Outlook
The Associated Press reports bitter cold returns Tuesday across Maryland and nearby counties with subzero readings and snow potential. Harpers Ferry and Garrett County saw a record dip as some areas reached below zero, while Towson and Martinsburgh recorded frigid lows and a promising but unsettled wintry mix to come.
Juvenile Trial Set Amid Family Distress
A juvenile court set a hearing for Wednesday on a custody petition after police reported neglect at a Watkersuit area home. The petition cites unfit living conditions, alleged parental alcohol abuse, and two young children with a possibly unstable caregiving environment.
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Watkersuit
Mars
William Radevick
Fuentes
Blu
Heaven
Camal
Stile Police
Ana
Postponed York Concert Delays Beethoven Singer Appearance
A cryptic wartime note reports postponement of a York concert for a singer linked to Beethoven. Drafts mention Prestos and Wituts Beethoven in army with talk of delays and a crackpol call last night. The message hints at a broader audition or performance disruption and possible reallocation of performers.
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Lena
Thvis Presto
Hays
Fragmentary Note of Self-inflicted Wound in Virginia
A garbled OCR item from Themis Virginia reports a self-inflicted pistol draw gone wrong. The victim, identified as Anderson, was wounded in the fleshy part of the right hip. No further details on motive or condition are clear from the readable text.
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Driawss
Anderson
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