Bankers and Board Confer on Frederick County Bond Plan
Frederick County officials and local bankers meet at the courthouse to discuss a possible bond issue up to 4 million dollars for school construction and Winchester Hall improvements. Attendees include County Commissioners President Delbert Null and four bank presidents, plus trustees and local financiers. The group weighs loan amounts, interest, maturity, and local banking capacity.
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Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Court House
Delbert $. Null
Luc Eon Jerener
Winchester Hall
Board of Education
Serioni
Joel Banks
Benjamin F. Shull
F. Ross Myers
Arthur V. Myers
James H. Grovett
Elmer 1 Eshleman
Western Maryland Trust Company
A. B. Gallnius
James H. Fa
Scientists analyze Soviet space ascent and parachute return
Boston reports scientists estimate a Soviet space traveler could reach 186 miles in five minutes and descend by parachute in about three quarters of an hour. John S. Rinehart of the Smithsonian notes a series of parachutes likely used to slow and safe land. A second expert questions material accuracy for parachutes in reentry recovery.
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Boston
Mass
Union
Parachise
Himur
John S. Rinehart
Susciibte
Sovithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Flo
Rinehirt
Mainline In Operation Again This Afternoon
The Cumberland area reports the B&O mainline resuming operation after a derailment spilled coal and tangled cars. Passenger trains faced 1 to 2 hour delays due to a one-way bypass and repairs near Petterson Creek West Virginia. No injuries reported.
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Cumberland
B&o
Pitterson Creek
W.va
al Hee
Snow Forecast for Maryland and Adjacent Areas
Snow is forecast across Maryland and nearby counties with rain in southeastern areas and snow accumulation up to several inches in western regions. The Weather Bureau warns of windy, colder conditions and hazardous driving, with snow lingering into Wednesday morning in many parts.
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Sail Marys
Mannlains
Baltmore
Weatham Barend
Anch
Maryland
Alls
Baltore
Morrow
Baltimore
Rullie
Transit
Henry Barnes
Friendship
Regia
Frederick
Welty Will Probate Details Complex Bequests Made
In Emmitsburg Orphans Court a probate reveals Bernard Welty's will granting large legacies and real estate to relatives. Executors are Tyson Welty and Mrs Gelwicks with Edwins Stamm to provide legal aid. The document dates Feb 2 and lists multiple nieces nephews and a church bequest.
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Bernard Welty
Clevenr-ald
Emmitsburg Slacksmith
Orphans Court
Stantial
Welty
Feves
Keysville Road
Mary Marble
Mabel Waynant
Philadelph
St. Joseph's Church
Eicador
Dasephine
Nice
Clarines J. Kefaiver
Gladys A
Evelyn O. Keefauver
Mildred Vo Fisk
Annie C. Molter
A. Vilgabeth Howard
Edward
Milter
le Ve Dert
Viola Ge
Vernon Molter
Louise
Eleanor Weagly
TE Sway
Lena
Kefauver
Geaugo
W. Kefauver
Cold Wave Spreads East Across Midwest to Atlantic
A sharp cold snap moved from the central plains toward the Atlantic, with subzero readings in the eastern Dakotas and Minnesota. Warmth from a Great Lakes low-pressure system kept eastern zones in the 30s, while rain covered much of the eastern Gulf and south Atlantic coast. Light snow brushed the Great Lakes as far south as West Virginia and northern Kentucky.
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Dakotas
Missouri
Mlingis
Great Lakes
New
Trailways Replaces Greyhound on Route 15 North
Trailways Lines announced today it will discontinue Greyhound service on Route 15 North between Scranton and Washington. Frederick barber and family name executrix. Wilkes-Barre area franchise transfer approved. Trailways will operate express service with Dr B O Thomas overseeing the route, serving Pa and nearby cities.
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Dames
Wolk
Frederick Barber
Greyhound Lines
Cellal
Scranton
Francis A. Tawe
Wol
Sdiughters
Gertnede 1
Llewnorlotf
Namad Executrix
Trailways
G. Vayel
Thomas
Washington
Heavy Snow Expected Across Mid Atlantic States
The Weather Bureau issued a provisional bulletin warning of heavy snow from North Carolina to the Middle Atlantic States and into New England and Eastern New York. A two to six inch fall is likely with some stations seeing more as a cold wave grips the region.
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Weathe Bureau
Middle
North Atlantic
Northaralini
Arth Carolina
Middle Atlantic
New England
New York
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Virginia
New
Culler Lake Skating Halted After Ice Breakage
Skating on Culler Lake ended abruptly Monday evening as ice cracks and breaks were found after a day of intermittent activity. Chief Pallee Mann said safety minded action was taken amid rising temperatures and melting ice, with one more day of possible continuation depending on weather.
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Pallue
Pallee
Charles W. Mann
Mort Weather Station
Monocacy
Buckeye Town Dam
Linganore Creek
41 Children Drop 25 Feet To Riverridge
Towanda area report details a collapsed bridge over the Susquehanna River near Wysox Bradford County causing a school bus from Payty-Farlysone to plunge to the riverbank. Driver Rodney Williams escaped via emergency door. 10 year old Yvonne Bride sustained facial injuries. Students were sent home on another bus. no school for the day.
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Towanda
Payty
Wysox
Bradfor
Highway Department
Rodney Williams
Raetor
Silavea
Willard Arkley
Williams
Yvonne Bride
Baltimore Opposition Surprised Virginians in Bridge Plan
Lucius Kellam told the Salisbury chamber of commerce that Baltimore's opposition surprised Virginians on the Eastern Shore. A one mile Cape Charles to Norfolk bridge tunnel project awaits Army approval with a hearing set for January 16 in Norfolk, following Salisbury Chamber endorsement.
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Chesapeake Bay Ferry Commission
Virginia
Baltimore
Lower Bay
Lucius Kellam
Salisbury Chamber
Cape Charles
Norfolk
No Actual Flight By Man in a Cosmic Ship
A Sunday broadcast in Moscow claimed a manned rocket flew 186 miles and returned, a report deemed fictitious. Western outlets noted the tale as an aviation hoax with a distant future prediction by a narrator about a Soviet man in space.
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Washington
Moscow
Local Explosions Reported Amid Holiday Break
Fragmentary notices describe youths experimenting with homemade devices during holidays. Reports mention at least nine explosions with one person reportedly losing a hand and others treated at a hospital. Police and officials have not confirmed details, yet sources indicate ongoing incidents.
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Rere Are
Sane Wollefounder
Youresiod
U S Officials React To Reported Russian Manned Rocket
Washington ponders a Moscow dispatch claiming Russia launched a manned rocket to orbit with a parachuted passenger. Officials express caution while noting possible implications for U S missile programs and future space efforts. Experts weigh Russia's achievement and its impact on American plans to place a satellite in space within years.
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Russia
Nas
U.S
Hume
United States
Moscow
Vesters Day
Sec
Lyndon B. Jahnson
Senate
Kefanver D- Kenns
Flanders
Jlrue
Kefanver
Durham
D-Nc
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Louse
James
Hagerty
Cap
von Kineleloe
Mhle
Tai Miles
Hieanus
Kincheloe
Fred Whipple
Sinithsoniadn Astrophysical Obsersvalary
Whipple
President Eisenhower Attends National Presbyterian Service
President Eisenhower participated in a special church service at the National Presbyterian Church. Officials from the White House and Cabinet joined in prayer for enduring world peace as Congress convened, with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles giving Holy Communion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Pulles
Vivo Jhresvichoutt Nisuo
Mater Collections For Year Were $57,974
Yearly totals show parking meter collections across several sites reaching $57,974 with an increase of $1,713.74 from the previous year. Public agencies list major blocks including the Saut Court lot with ongoing declines and mixed results from other parking areas.
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Parkig Neler
Ccderink
Elgly Hemp
Despie
Saut Court
Vreseenn
Steel
Hethlehen
Ural
Youngstown
Curysler
General Motors
Ford
Santa Pelein Morahan
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Market Downward In Early Trading
Market activity opened lower with most leading stocks showing mild declines. Trading was choppy as investors weighed defense spending gains after a seven month slide and awaited further developments from policymakers.
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Hhm Naw
Cobirien
Need To Put Heart Into Religion Baptist Meeting
Rev Dr Monroe F Swilley of Second Ponce de Vega Baptist Church Alamla Ga speaks at the Maryland Baptist Union Association evangelistic conference in Baltimore. He urges heart over intellect to win souls, noting 800 professions of faith last year and a $600,000 missions budget goal. The event features Allen Beck, Miss Tuscylne Norwood, and others, with sessions and training unions highlighted.
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Ghureh
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Chirelus of Maryland
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Swilluy
Roy D. Greshane Buttincore
Maryland Baptist Union
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David
Newton
Baltimore
Saitweining
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Unis
Jie
Mawsdand
Jodstartfield
Raldmoarn
Tees
Sundvol Work
Valle Oy Cte
Allen J. Beck
Maryland B Baptist
Beothechond
Tuscylne Norwood
Woman's Missionary
Union of Marstonely Aid
Nashville
Swilley
Legion of Atlantis
Pe. Bwilley
Tarhileige
oMiawhad
Ind Ofp
T. Sisemere
Baptist Snadiq School Board
Amd
The
Mary
Uninn Association
Moher
Manulay Night
Kremlin Silent On New Reports Of Space Test
Moscow reports describe a high altitude rocket test with a manned payload. Officials offered few details on the traveler's fate while Russian scientists discuss future plans and safety steps.
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Kremlin
City registration extended tonight for municipal election
The registry board office in the basement of the courthouse will be open this evening with extended hours from 4 to 7 PM to accommodate residents who cannot register during regular hours due to work commitments. Prospective city registrants are urged to take advantage of the late session.
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Negistry Board
Ue Court Mouse
Maryland Cooperative Meat Producers Meeting Opens
Carroll County producers gather in Baltimore for the first of several district sessions aimed at the regional conference of the Maryland Cooperative Meat Producers. The meeting will be held at West Bridgetown public school with attendees from Howard Anne Arundel and Montgomery counties.
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Baltimore
Carroll
Grave Robber Sent Back To Hospital In Wisconsin Case
Wisconsin Rapids reports gravely troubled proceedings as George Geldin a processed mutifaction suspect in two killings is ordered to stay at Central State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Circuit Judge Merbert Buade declares Geldin likely never to be at liberty again amid expert testimony on mental condition. Superintendent Edward Schubert and Dr. Miller testify. Gein shows withdrawal and fantasy life centered on self. The court pauses briefly due to Gein’s stomach upset. verdict emphasizes local insanity and incompetence to stand trial. Separately a 34 year old Fortage County tavern operator is reported for related behavior as the hospital case unfolds. The hearing stalls briefly for medical notes and further evaluation.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wisar
Sayer
Gedrard Girks
We Central State Hospital
Grave Taber
Plainfiell
Merbert Buade
Jordan
Iidae
Edward Schubert
Abe
Mitton Miller
Bernine
Miry
Hogan
Fortage
Devensberg
Schubert
Gein
Geih
Aller
Defense funding push outlined in early 1950s report
Washington reports show President and Congress weighing a large defense budget aimed at countering Communist threats. GOP leaders, including California's Leather, discussed fiscal year comparisons and White House plans ahead of Congress opening of the 8th Congress, with emphasis on the 1957 calendar year and 1958-59 scope.
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Hieghower
Tldepublica Resase
Adg
Congress
Hilton
Anewe
Senate
California
Weinsterenes
Nisenhawe Urois
Taft
Lidio
Uress
Oun
Giomatini
Rough Seas Batter Lower Texas Coast
Severe coastal flooding and high winds lash the lower Gulf Coast with tides three feet above normal. Authorities warn residents from Texas to Florida to stay in port as three feet waves and 40 mph winds threaten coastlines and waterways.
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Edinburg
Musas Jaiull
Antes Armyelo
Daar
Red Cross
Gulf Coast
Sinai
Texas
Florida
Weakela
Sean
Esm
Four Children Die in southwest Utah Fire
A late night blaze in a southwest Utah community killed four children who were trapped inside a home. Neighbors and authorities reported the fire, with initial statements noting the victims were unable to escape before flames enveloped the structure. Investigators began examining the scene for a cause.
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Utah
Meg
Kenneth McGadhey
Tanie
Whildeon
Five Arrested For Renerving Stop Sign Incident
Five suspects were arrested this morning after vandalizing a stop sign at West Nville Street and Moller Avenue in a neighborhood near North Elementary School. Chief Charles V. Main said enforcement would be strict at that intersection amid complaints of motorists running the sign on a one way street.
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