Parents Jailed In Maryland Neglect Case
A father and mother were jailed after a court found the children dependent and neglected. The judge placed the family in the custody of the Children's Aid Society, pending further order, amid evidence of abuse and unsafe home conditions near Walkersville. Police described repeated neglect and suspect the parents were seldom at home or employed.
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William G. Roderick
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Maryland
L. C. Clark
Clark
New Market
Walkersville
Roderick
Buckeystown
Sa Wallon
Feod
Pelovatine
Samuel W. Barefick
Avis
Tod
Callas Threatens Suit Over Rome Opera Walkout
Maria Callas signals legal action against Rome Opera after she was barred from a return following her abrupt departure during opening night. Officials cited fears of violence from the crowd and her bronchitis for quitting, while Callas argued she was angered by the reception and demanded full details.
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Maria Callas
Rome Opera
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Soprania
Romans
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Vals Cally
Snow Falls In Florida Surprises Weather Bureau
Snow fell across north and central Florida with Lakeland and Miami reporting flakes. The Weather Bureau called the event very unusual and for the first time forecast snow in the state, noting visibility reduced to about half a mile and ground temperatures near 37 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
Enoagh Srow
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Grea
School Bus Wreck Injures Several On Negro Mountain
A Gransville Maryland school bus with forty seven pupils aboard crashed while descending Negro Mountain on a rural highway. Several students were injured including ages 12 to 17 and were taken to Community Hospital at Newby Myersdale Pennsylvania. The driver Emanuel Battner 42 of Frostburg reported the front wheels jammed as another truck passed and the bus slid into a culvert. The uninjured pupils continued to Northern High near Accident on a second bus.
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Negro Mountain
Binmanuel G. Battner
Frostburg
Newby Myersdale
Bulger
Carolyn Winebrenner
Margaret Layman
Pingel
Kenge
Finvel
Rudy Minnick
Glen
Durst
Star Moute
Krafburgs
Betty Raley
Pluzel
Rose Marie Minnick
Fingely
Teresa Layatan
Finzel
Richard Jenkins
Star Route
Kenneth Laois
Northern High
Gratsville
Taxpayers Paid The Bill Highlights Foreign Travel Costs
A House Administration Committee report details foreign funds spent by members on official travel ending June 30. Paris and Italy featured prominently as destinations with 291 241 dollars in foreign counterpart funds used by members and touring senators. Funds, drawn upon entering foreign soil, cover travel expenses under foreign aid programs.
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House Administration
United States
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Maye Emerson Granted Uncontested Divorce
Maye Emerson, a television panelist and attorney, has been granted an uncontested divorce from her husband in Acapulco. The decree, countersigned by the Guerrero state governor, awaits recognition by the Inferior and Foreign Relations department and the U.S. consulate before taking effect. Emerson filed for divorce on November 24.
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Acapulco
Guerrera
Parinone
U. S
Miss Enerson
East Coast Snowstorm Grips U S Southeast and Gavin Testimony
A heavy East Coast snowstorm blanketed the region with 12 inch totals in Atlantic City and 14.5 inches in New Haven County, causing slick roads and multiple traffic deaths from New York to Maine. In Washington, Lt General James M. Gavin faced calls to delay retirement as Congress debated missile and defense plans. Gavin, chief of Army research and development, weighed staying in service amid talks of a wider Joint Chiefs reorganization, while weather warnings extended from Maine to Florida with gusts up to 60 mph.
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Mercury zero mark forecast as Maryland faces cold snap
A near zero temperature forecast grips Frederick County after a blizzard failed to arrive Tuesday. Snow up to half an inch touched eastern sections as a coastal storm lingered, with U.S. 40 and Maryland 24 reporting slick spots. Roads crews salted and plowed while winds cooled temperatures to near 10 above, with skating returning to Culver Lake as temps drop tonight and rise modestly later.
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State Roads Commission
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Baltimore and Ohio
Ridgeville
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Eily
Montgomery County
Eisenhower Farm Receives Soil Bank Payments
President Eisenhower’s Gettysburg farm received soil bank payments totaling 2009.60 for not growing corn and wheat over the past two years. Officials say conservation payments are well under the 1500 limit, and weather forecasts note below normal temperatures and modest production changes across regions.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Aiding With Tax Reports For Public Tax Help and Hours
The Internal Revenue Service focal office on West Church will offer help Mondays and Fridays until the April 15 deadline with all types of tax issues. Telephone service is available from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. for those unable to visit. Handicapped or blind persons have an exception. farmers must file by February 15 unless they already submitted an estimated return by January 15. Individuals with multiple jobs should wait for all W-2 forms before filing.
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West Church
Local Boys Build and Fire Rocket in Yard Trial
Frederick High School students William Corbin Mack Whitmore James Crave and William Stoner with others built a rocket from scavenged parts and fuel dust. They reported three tests producing flight distances up to 490 feet with safety precautions and warnings about dangerous handling in a rural area near their town.
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Market Rally Fades as Stocks Slip After Brief Surge
New York traders saw a brief rally before shares drifted lower. Chrysler fell sharply from a small gain, while Twentieth Century Fox rose slightly on news of a West Coast project. United Aircraft General Dynamics and Lockheed declined, with further losses across major defense contractors amid mixed industry updates.
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Mail Clerks Hurtha Wreck Of Pioneer Limited
Portage Wisconsin passengers aboard the Milwaukee Road Pioneer Limited were shaken when the train derailed after striking a broken rail. Eleven of seventeen cars derailed and a caboose caught fire. Postal clerks in a mail car overturned and were hospitalized. About forty coach and thirty sleeper passengers were shaken but unharmed. Train ran Minneapolis to Chicago.
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Beall Plains To File for Renomination
J Glenn Beall of Presburg plans to file today for the Republican nomination for reelection to the U S Senate. The filing aims to quiet talk he would run for governor, with Gov Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin seeking the seat. Beall won the Senate seat in 1942 in a race with Democrat George Mahaney who again seeks the nomination. Beall is the first announced Republican candidate as Maryland voters choose a governor attorney general and comptroller in this year’s elections.
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J. Glenn Beall
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Theodore Ro MeKeldin
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Winter Storm Affects Maryland Coastal Areas
A severe blizzard blanketed Maryland from Ocean City to Garrett County with snow and wind. Highways varied from snow covered to clear. Frostburg and areas west saw lighter accumulations. Temperatures remained frigid as power outages and travel hazards persisted. multiple counties closed schools and several deaths occurred in Delaware and nearby regions.
Convictions Of Four Marines Reversed In Japan
Four Marines at a Yokosuka base had their convictions reversed in part, while three others’ convictions were upheld. Trials remain ongoing for Sgt. Robert J. Barbutt of Schenectady New York and Sgt. Advan Mebane of Adelphi Maryland as high court martial proceedings continue.
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Vigorous Message Planned State of the Union to rebut missile funding
President Eisenhower plans a vigorous State of the Union message to back a request for 1.26 billion dollars in additional missile and air defense funds. Senate leaders and Democrats praise the move as a decisive, nonpolitical push to expand defenses and maintain U.S. military superiority amid Cold War tensions.
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Woodsvaen teachers press for kitchen at new school
A Woodsvaen Parcel-Teacher Association delegation asked Frederick County Board to install kitchen facilities in the unused space of the new school built years ago. The move aims to convert unused kitchen roughed plumbing into food prep while library space remains and cafeteria use is unsatisfactory. The board sought a funds check with County Commissioners and approved $44 monthly for quarters in the Federated Charities building housing a cerebral palsy school. Audits for 1958 and 1987 were released, a month audit through December 1987 approved, and future audits to align with the calendar year. Patsy Kelly resigned from Parkway school. Myrtle Dunbar to Parkway, Delores Ulmer to North Frederick elementary, and Willan Lynen to metal shop supervision at Frederick High. James McCieal returns to Bliss High after leave.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Woodsbern
James S. Sensenbaugh
Federated Charities
Flashins
Patsy Kelly
Parkway School
Myrtle Dunbar
Parkway
Delores N. Ulmer
North Frederick Elementary
Willan Lynen
West Virginia
Fredericks High School
James McCieal
Bliss With High School
More Than 100 Hunters Accused Under Law
More than 100 hunters face federal game violation charges in Maryland since the season opened two months ago. Among the eight charged yesterday are Lloyd Travers, 34, Cambridge, and Jack Tant, 53, Pars Sons, accused of hunting over a hailed area on December 10 in Dorchester County, and Forward Fleming, 33, Cambridge, accused of hunting geese over a hired area on November 28 in Dorchester County.
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Aamiong
Tloyd Travers
Camebridge
Jack Tant
Pars Sons
Dorchester County
Fleming
Cambridge
Dorchwaler County
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