Silverware Recovered From Carroll Creek Near Stonewall Bridge
Frederick police recovered a quantity of sterling silverware from Carroll Creek near the Stonewall Jackson Bridge on Bentz street after a passerby reported it. Chief Charles Main said the Towle pattern pieces include knives forks a carving knife and salad plates. Police seek missing owner information and contacted local jewelers while noting no IDs were found on the items.
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Carroll Creek
Stonewall Jackson Bridge
Bentz Street
Charles ¥. Main
Frederick
Tme
Beniz Street
City
Frederick i
Bomb Scare Evacuates 1500 Students in Baltimore Area
Fifteen hundred Hampstead Hill High students were evacuated after an anonymous call claimed a bomb in East Baltimore. Police cleared the Highland town school while searches continued. Towson State Teachers College faced a non event after a late warning, as police stayed prepared for further developments.
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Baltimore
Hampstead Hill High
East
Highland Town
Towson State Teachers College
Gilbert Devle
Undercover Officers Take Up The Body Case
Los Angeles police intelligence squad began a secret inquiry into Marie McDonald s 24 hour disappearance. Dist Atty William E B McKesson described informants suggesting an extortion plot involving four or five people not previously linked to the case. Police Chief William H Parker said the probe by Capt James Hamilton s squad would take time and may not affect the McDonald case.
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Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Dist
William EB. McKesson
William H. Parker
James Hamilton
McDonald Ccase
Frederick banks raise savings rate and loan costs
The four Frederick banks announce an immediate 2.5 percent per year increase on savings deposits retroactive to January. From February 1, loan rates rise from 5.0 to 5.5 percent per year for new loans, call loans, and renewals, excluding FHA and GE loans. TEMPLE ASSN elects officers. Raymond Bussard retires from trusteeship after long service.
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Frederick City
FHA
Germ-Laden Air Identified as Tuberculosis Source
A Hopkins Society of Hygiene team led by Dr. Richard L. Riley reports air carrying TB germs, not personal contact, as the main source of pulmonary tuberculosis. Ultra violet light is noted as an effective control to cleanse air in wards at Baillimore Veterans Administration Hospital. Petty thieves entered the former Sweet Shoppe at 367 West Patrick Street during the night. little candy missing as juveniles suspected.
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Baltimore
Hopkins Society of Hygiene
Richard L. Riley
Johns Hopkins School
of Hygiene and
Bailli- More - Veterans Administration Hospital
West Patrick Street
Missing Frederick Woman Sought By City Police
Frederick authorities report no trace of Mrs. Eileen Snyder 41 wife of Stewart Snyder 41 East South Street since the day after Christmas. The missing inn employee is described as five five and 145 pounds with black hair brown eyes and a large nose. She was last seen in a two youngsters who accidentall black fur coat and black shoes.
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Frederick
Eileen Snyder
Stewart Synder
East South Street
Snyder
St. Annecklace
Ithony’s
Senar
Bes
Fand Vrain
Catholic Charities, Inc
Baltimore
St. ‘Anthony’s
Charities Organization
H. J. Brown
Brown
Marie Rial
Rhea Kincaid
Thurmont
St. Anthony's
Hom
Frederick County
William C. Roderick
Red Cross Weighs United Fund Drive At Board Meeting
At the Red Cross quarterly meeting the board discussed joining the United Fund Drive. chairman Charles Y. Main to appoint a committee to study participation and report next meeting. The Hungarian Relief fund has $878.05 raised of $1486 allocated locally.
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Red Cross Board of Directors
Charles Y. Main
United Fund
Main
Red Cross
Ronald Michael
Laurens Bowers
First Aid
Bowers
Emily Bittle
Washington
Joseph Kline
Motor Corps
Health Department
Albert Dean
Home Service Department
Fort Detrick
Dean
Erest C. Webb
Webb
A. D. Lewis
E. Dwight McCain
Paul
Michael
Tobias E. Zimmerman
C. Basil Grossuickle
Daniel J. Thomas
Full Blown Storm Heads Northeast
A January snowstorm from the Rockies to the Midwest and into the Northeast caused heavy snowfall, subzero temperatures, and dangerous driving. Snow totals ranged 4 to 10 inches in the central band and 3 to 7 inches further northeast, with rain and sleet mixing in Virginia.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Midwest
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Missouri
Indiana
Ionto
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
Musicians Union to Pay for Inaugural Music
The American Federation of Musicians will cover about 100000 for inaugural music in Washington for Eisenhower. AFM President James C. Petrilis said a dozen or more top name musicians will participate, including Lawrence Welk Guy Lombardo Fred Waring and Louis Armstrong among others.
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New York
American Federation of Musicians
Eisenhower
James C. Petrilis
AFM
Washington
Lawrence Welk
Guy Tombardo
Fred Waring
Meyer Davis
Louis Armstrong
Emil Coleman
Lionel Hampton
Phil Spitainy
Traffic Fatalities Reach Record Mark
Washington lawmakers voiced alarm over rising road deaths which hit a record 40,200 last year. Rep. Fogarty urged a special House committee for a sweeping investigation into traffic deaths. Rep. Rees proposed barring federal highway aid for routes with 65 mph limits on limited access roads and 60 mph by day 35 mph by night on other roads. Senate ally Sen. Gore floated possible horsepower and speed regulation by Congress.
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Washington i
Congress
Fogarty
D-Ri
House
Rep
Rees
R-yan
House Commerce
Senate
Gore
D. Tenn
Golf Pro Jim Turnesa Involved In Fatal Maryland Crash
ELKTON Md Feb 3 Golf pro Jim Turnesa of Elmsford N Y was one of the drivers in a fatal crash near Sassafras Md that killed Frances Benton Du Vail 34 of Rock Hall Kent County. A passenger Eleanor Hubbard also of Rock Hall was unhurt Turnesa who was en route to a Florida golf tournament was released on his own recognizance pending a Feb 4 manslaughter by motor vehicle hearing.
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Elkton
Jim Turnesa
Elmsford
Maryland
U.S. Ti
Frances Benton du Vail
Rock Ball
Kent County
Eleanor Hubbard
Rock Hall
Turnesa
Shami Beach
Fla
Here
Sassafras
New York
Walter Kulley
MacMillan Chosen as Eden Successor for Britain
Queen Elizabeth II summoned Chancellor Harold MacMillan to become Britain’s next prime minister after Sir Anthony Eden resigned for health reasons. The Queen consulted with Winston Churchill and the Marquess of Salisbury before naming MacMillan, amid Conservative party splits and public interest outside Downing Street. The formal selection requires a Commons confidence vote once a government is formed. In Washington, a large inaugural parade grandstand section was ordered dismantled for safety.
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London
Elizabeth
Harold MacMillan
Britain
Palace
Anthony Eden
Elizabeth II
Conserva Itive
Winston Churchill
Marquess of Salisbury
Richard A. Butler
Den
Eden
Butler
Jeader
House of Commons
MacMillan
Winston
Selder
Lord Salissbury
House of Lords
Jit
Homemakers Club Forms Library At East Church Street Site
Homemakers plan a library in East Church Street School extension offices funded by the group’s board. Miss Beatrice Fehr notes a modest purchase plan while aiming to secure a nucleus of books on homemaking and related projects for ready use across 33 clubs.
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East Church Street School
Beatrice Fehr
Paul L. Willard
Russell Dudrow
Ballinger Club
Ralph Grinder
Lewistown Club
Russell Horman
Buckeystown Club
Howard T. Smith
Buckeystown
Fehr
Miss Fehr
T. J._ Levinson
Blind for Ten Years Author Regains Vision in Texas
John Howard Griffin, author of The Devil Rides Outside, ended a decade of blindness after a 12 year blockage in circulation to the optic nerve broke. Griffin, who went blind in 1946 during service in the South Pacific, said he first read a doctor’s prescription and later noted a sudden flood of color as vision returned. Market advances followed in New York as stocks rose on moderate early gains.
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Mansfield
Tex
John Howard Griffin
Griffin
South Pacific
New York
Johnny
Susan
Het
MacMillan: Wartime ally of Eisenhower and Churchill friend
Harold MacMillan, a longtime Conservative MP and the son of an influential American publishing family, served as a liaison at Eisenhower's North African HQ during World War II. He rose from Grenadier Guardsman veteran to UK politician praised as best dressed, while courting social reform and liberal Tory views. He married Lady Dorothy Cavendish and has four children.
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London
Harold MacMillan
Dwight Eisenhower
Kins- Holk
United States
Nellie Belles
Spencer
Ind
America
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Ikeland Mac
Britain
Socialist Labor Party
Anthony Eden
MacMillan
Eton
Oxford
Balliol College
Ladyit Dorothy Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
Top Inn
Poli
Snow Forecast Shifts North Skips This Area
Forecasters moved the next snow away from Frederick County snow showers bringing rain and freezing ice along Gambrill Park and Maryland 7 near Foxville. Temperatures rose toward the forties today with a turn to below freezing tonight.
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Frederick J County
Forties
Ambrill Park
Maryland 7
Foxville
Gambrill Park
Emmitsburg
W. Q
Rayburn rejects time limit on Middle East resolution
Speaker Sam Rayburn said he is definitely against inserting a time limit into President Eisenhower's Middle East resolution. The House Foreign Affairs Committee planned continuing hearings with Dean Acheson as lawmakers debated how and when to terminate U S military and economic aid.
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Washington
House
Sam
Eisenhower
Senate
Rayburn
Middle East
Dulles
U.S. Faces Threat From Dictators
President Eisenhower told Congress that America enjoys unprecedented prosperity yet faces a danger from strongly armed imperialistic dictatorships. He urged allied nations to join in defense, called for reliable international arms control, and outlined limited disarmament aims while noting no forthcoming tax cuts this year.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Free World
Senate House
Republic
United States
Russia
White House
Former Head Waiter Fined In Tax Case
Former Waltori Astoria Hotel waiter Arthur Hagedorn, 34, fined ten thousand dollars for failing to report thousands in tips on his tax return. He received 18 months probation after paying 11,781 dollars in taxes penalties and interest, with potential prison time avoided.
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New York
Arthur Hagedorn
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