Frederick Chamber Dinner to Honor Col John J Hayes
Frederick Chamber of Commerce hosts the 46th annual dinner with 200 to 300 members and guests attending. Col Hayes of Fort Detrick will discuss The Soviet Bloc and U S Foreign Policy Problems at Carlisle Barracks as part of Army War College studies. Officials from Westminster Chambersburg Silver Spring Martinsburg Hagerstown Hanover and Pentagon attend.
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Donald B. Rice
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Va. S
Hayes
Army
U.S. Army
Wa College
Carlisle Barracks
Col. Hayes
United States
U. S
William J. Donohue
Pentagon
Washington
Virginia Richardson
Donald M. Bernard
Washington Post
Generator Plant Damaged by City Fire
A two alarm blaze in a building housing Capital Generator Co. damaged a generator plant and caused heavy smoke in nearby buildings. Fifteen fire companies battled the fire as officials cited an overheated drying machine as the likely cause.
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Capital Generator Co
Baltimore Democrats Endorse Tawes for Governor Nomination
A Baltimore Democratic faction backed J Millard Tawes for governor while declining to support Mayor Thomas D Alesandro for the senate nomination. Led by Philander Briscoe and John Valls in the Second Legislative District, the group favors either James Bruce or George P Mahoney for the senate and will decide within a month. The Bohemian Democratic Club of the Seventh Ward withheld D Alesandro’s name in a resolution praising Tawes and other ticket candidates.
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Baltimore
J. Millard Tawes
Thomas D'Alesandro
Philander B. Briscoe
John Valls
D’alesandro
James Bruce
Argentina
George P. Mahoney
Young Men’s Bohemian Democratic Club
Seventh Ward
Tawes
D'Alesandro
Monnet to Lobby U.S. for French 1958 Financing
In Washington, French economist Jean Monnet prepares to seek foreign credits and delay on existing debts to support a stabilizing 1958 plan. He will press for postponement of interest payments and urge loans from international institutions as Paris sells inflation containment and savings measures.
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Paris
Jean Monnet
Washington
France
Monnet
United States
Felix Gaillard
Bank of France
Idling Teleprinter Cause Reported for Beep Across Europe
London reports Swedish and BBC radio monitors traced a widespread beep to an idling Russian teleprinter on 20.025 megacycles, not Sputnik. The device began sending clear Russian text after about three hours of idle time, with no explanation for the broad reception.
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London
Europe
Chis Loday
Sputnik
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Sweden
Re ‘Koping
Breathing Spell Taken By Business
New York reports show the federal government loosening purse strings, boosting the defense sector as Russia’s science spurs American spending. December military outlays surged to 40 billion dollars, halting a prior seven month drop. Congress debated a 1.26 billion missile and air defense speedup and Eisenhower urged a four billion dollar military hike for the new fiscal year.
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New York
Russia
Commerce Department
Congress
Eisenhower
State of the Union
More Than Million Paid In One Week To Unemployed
Maryland unemployment figures show a record weekly payout of over one million dollars. The Department of Employment Security reported 34,796 benefit checks totaling $1,053,564 for the week ending last Saturday, with Executive Director Kimble noting the rise reflects heavy unemployment despite improvements in job openings.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Tme
Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
Kimble
Wwuscu
Weather and welfare notes hint at changing patterns
The item notes a warming trend with rain or snow possible by Sunday night. It compares unemployment benefits from 1945 to now, showing growth in the number covered in Maryland. It cites forecasts of clouds, milder weather, and a frost-free outlook, with temperature readings across Florida towns and surrounding areas.
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Kimble
Space program yields two supposed baby moons launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla two space test projects moved toward placing two "baby moons" in orbit as Navaho ramjet and Vanguard Jupiter C missiles completed tests. Civilian satellite and Army final stage were described with launch timing expected next week and soon after.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Dawsonville
Ser-Jhours
Mt Olivetito
Gartner Pep Wee Cu Neral
Navy
Vanguard
Army
Air Force Missile Test Center
Clearing Local Way For By-Pass
The Frederick by-pass project advances with Richard F. Kline, Inc. completing the right of way from Fourth to Seventh streets and installing storm sewers. A detour road is built around the Motter Avenue bridge site, footings will start soon, and a large box culvert work near Krantz Meadow continues despite cold. The by-pass will mainly be dual to Fourth street, narrowing to a single lane northward with plans for an extra lane later. Work will continue through winter to push completion, possibly late this year.
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Frederick By-Pass
Richard F. Kline
Motter Avenue
Kline
Krantz
Imeadow
West Fourth Istreet
Fourth Street
Eline
Fourth
Seventh Street
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick by pass set to open January 16
Plans finalized for the first segment of the Frederick by pass to open January 16. Governor McKeldin will cut the ribbon at 11 a.m. and local leaders including U S Senator J Glen Beall and Congressman DeWitt Hyde will attend. The three mile section links Washington to Hagerstown Cumberland and the West bypassing city streets.
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Frederick By-Pass
MecKeldin
Washington
Hagterstown
Cumberland
U.S. 340
South Jefferson Street
Robert CO. Bonnell
State Roads Commission
U.S
J. Glenni Beall
DeWitt 54
Hyde
John A. Derr
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
Lemuel J. Keller
Frederick
Florida Bound Couple Burned In Easton Explosion
A Massachusetts couple, Arba Donaldson and his wife Gladys, were injured in a trailer explosion at a Price gasoline station in Queen Annes County near Easton. They planned to move to Florida. Mrs Donaldson sustained facial and hand burns. Mr Donaldson suffered neck and arm burns. Both in fair condition at Easton Memorial Hospital. The blast occurred about 1 am after Mrs Donaldson lit a bottled gas heater. gas smell had been reported earlier. An unidentified truck driver rescued Mrs Donaldson’s purse from the burning trailer.
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Easton
Massachusetts
Arba Donaldson
Springfield
Mass
Gladys
Easton Memorial Hospital
Donaldson
Florida
Fredericks water system plan outlined in 1987 survey
An economic survey on Fredericks water and sewerage requirements proposes a 1 year and 23 year construction program with total costs of 1 129 000 and 1 990 275 respectively. It details distribution loop upgrades north west mountain supply line and Southeast and Northeast loop projects, Monocacy river intake pumping plant, Linganore plant expansion, and a new radial cone bottom elevated tank costing 246 000.
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Ridge Avenue
Biggs Avenue
J. Alyfred Hamme and Associates
York
Hamme
Fort Detrick
Frederick
Patrick Street
Norva Avenue
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
South Carroll Street
Poly
Hughes Ford Road
Sast South
Carroll Streets
East Church Street
West Seventh Street
Fairview Avenue
Linganore Est Creek
Linganore Plant
Monocacy River
Fishing Creek
Wisner Street
South Street
East Third Street
Church Street
Olivet Boulevard
South Maket Street
Center Street
Madison Street
Linden Avenue
13Th Street
Molier Avenue
Markets Street
East Street
AER
Singapore
Fishing Creek Dam
Fifth Of Fruit Yield Is Lost To Heavy Frost
Frost damage in December hit Florida citrus, with USDA estimating 27 million boxes of oranges, 4 million grapefruit, and 1.5 million tangerines lost. Despite losses, markets foresee higher prices for undamaged fruit as growers hold premium stock.
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Lakeland
Fla
Florida
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Military Road
Robert W
Linganore Plant
Linganore Creek
Southeast warms but Canada cold moves into Great Lakes
Warming across the Southeast contrasts with a fresh Canadian air surge into the Northern Great Lakes bringing light snow flurries and near freezing to subzero readings. Temperatures rise from Maine to Georgia while Florida sees frigid nights. The pattern hints at normalizing temps tonight as rain and snow move through Washington to the Rockies. Florida orange losses total about 22 million boxes in the December freeze, cited as Florida's worst winter since the 1890s.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Maine
Georgia
Florida
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
California
Rockies
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rutledge Leads Florida Citrus Mutual on Fruit Value Shifts
General manager Rutledge of Florida Citrus Mutual notes that growers with good fruit can fetch higher prices due to reduced supply. USDA estimates ignored this week's freeze losses and predict only light impacts. Pravda rejects London plan urging a foreign ministers meeting over a summit to break East West deadlocks.
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Rutledge
Florida Citrus Mutual
USDA
Pravda
London
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