Weather drifts and cold grip Frederick County roads
Snow and drifting affected Route 71 Route 31 and Route 75 as plows widened drifts. Temperatures may fall to five above zero with winds increasing. City and county crews cleared Market Street, while postal service and power lines reported minor disruptions. At least three deaths in Maryland cited from shoveling and exposure as snow totals topped several inches across counties.
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State Roads Commission
Liberty-New Windsor
Liberty-Hyattstown
North South
County Roads Board
Market Street
South Street
South Market
W. Raymond Walter
Market
Fifth
Patrick
North Court Street
West Church Street
Mercury
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Frederick
Star
Potomac Edison Company
Barnesville
Culler Lake
Deadlock on Meeting Site Delays Big Four Talks in Berlin
Western powers and the Russians remain split over where to hold the prospective Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Berlin. After a third session of four commandants lasting hours, the dispute risks derailing the January 25 parley as Western officials demand most sessions be in the U.S. sector while the Russians push to open in their sector.
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Berlin
Allied Control Authority
U.S
Five day forecast from cold to mild with mountain rain
The forecast calls for fair but quite cold conditions Wednesday and Thursday, rising slightly Friday to Sunday. Rain or snow is likely in the mountains Friday or Saturday and in central and eastern portions Saturday or Sunday. Temperatures will run 6 to 10 degrees below normal with highs from the upper 30s in western Maryland to the low 40s in eastern counties and lows from around 18 in extreme western Maryland to the upper 20s in southern and eastern areas. In New York, the stock market held fairly steady after a four day decline.
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Associated Press
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Garrett County
Big Savage Mountain
Easton
Dorchester County
Baltimore City
District of Columbia
Montgomery
Allegany
Washington
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Howard
Carroll
Prince Georges
Frederick
Wicomico
Worcester
Somerset
Queen Annes
Kent
Weather Bureau
State Roads Commission
Allegany County
Prince Georges County
Homeless Dogs Run At Large In Heights Area
Roving dogs in Braddock Heights threaten livestock as many as seven hungry canines prowl for food. KR Larsen reports pet sheep attacked near Vindehona and pleads for owners to stop abandoning animals. He condemns releasing unwanted dogs and cats as inhumane and dangerous.
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Braddock Heights
KR. W. Larsen
Vindehona
Larsen
C A S Names New President At Annual Meet
Charles McC Mathias ends a 35 year presidency at the Children's Aid Society as E Mason Hendrickson is chosen to succeed him at the annual meeting. E Eugene Thomas Sr elected vice president and a full slate of officers named. The agency reports a successful year with $7,500 raised from court-placed children and a total of 109 under care at year end. Foster mothers honored. panel of board members listed for 1854.
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CAS
Maryland
Roderick
Irom
Court Family Service
Finkle Birely
Lloyd Bartgis
Samuel Austerman
J. W. Briscoe
Charlies Clem
Virgil W. Doub
John W. Eldridge
MM. Richison
James H. Falk
Harry Feaga
Harry Bree
James H. Gambrill
Howard A. Gross
Charles E. Hensen
Directors Elected At Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank held at the main office at noon today the following directors for the ensuing year were elected William B Bennett Robert B Crothers Robert E Delaplaine Daniel T Dutrow Alain Etchison R Ames Hendrickson WA Grant Hooper Kent C Nicodemus Admiral Allen G Quynn Henry B Shoemaker Benjamin L Shuff William M Storm William H B Anders and Dr Charles H Conley Sr
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Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
William B. Bennett
Robert B. Crothers
Robert E. Delaplaine
Daniel T. Dutrow
A.lain Etchison
R. Ames Hendrickson
Grant Hooper
Kent C. Nicodemus
Admiral Allen
G. Quynn
Henry B. Shoemaker
Benjamin L. Shuff
William H B. Anders
Charles H. Conley, Sr
Eight Million By-Pass Plan Up Thursday
Frederick planning officials announce an $8 million by-pass project as part of a twelve year State Roads Commission plan. A public meeting is set for Thursday at City Hall to discuss the West Seventh Street intersection with the limited access highway, with Mayor Rice, the Board of Aldermen, and SRC chairman Russell H. McCain in attendance.
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Frederick
State Roads Commission
West Seventh Street
Donald B. Rice
Board of Aldermen
Russell H. McCain
SRC
Apple Avenue
Yellow Springs
Monocacy River
Washington Road
Evergreen Point
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Prospect Farm
Baughman
McCain
Harmony Grove
Hagerstown
Fanfani To Try To Form New Government
Amintore Fanfani, 46, left wing leader of the Christian Democratic party, agreed to try to form a new Italian government after President Luigi Einaudi offered the premiership. He accepted conditionally as former Premier Pella had turned it down amid a weeklong political crisis and party splits. The report notes his past roles and Italy’s land reform program benefiting peasant families.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democratic Party
Luigi Bindaudi
Giuseppe Pella
Jane
Zoneraux
Eimaudy
Fanfani
Alade de Gasperi
Pella
Italy
Tella
Christian Democrat
Premer
Eireme
Reds
Princess May Have Another Heartbeat In Royal Gossip
London reports say Princess Margaret enjoys happiness with a new romantic lead after Townsend, a divorced RAF Group Captain, is linked with Dutch Countess Van Limburg Stirum. The princess, 23, is said to be seen with three other eligible suitors, stirring church and government concerns about a potential marriage.
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London
Margaret
Brussels
RAF
Peter Townsend
Countess Alwing van Limburg
Elizabeth II
Townsend
Public Health Service survey to study Frederick county work
A year long study sponsored by the US Public Health Service will examine how a public health nurse contributes to individual welfare. Frederick county is one of five eastern counties chosen as typical, with three nurses to participate and briefings in Washington before a February 1 start.
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United States Public Health Service
Frederick
Mississippi
Frances Orgain
Nellie Smith
Nellie Jackson
Two Koreans Convicted for Betraying Gen Dean
Two Koreans were convicted for betraying Maj. Gen William F Dean to the Communists in 1950. Choe Chong Bong received the death sentence while Han Doo Kyes was given life imprisonment after admitting to accepting $5 rewards from the Reds. The judge rejected clemency requests despite Gen Dean's plea to President Rhee.
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Seoul
William F Dean
Choe Chong Bong
Han Doo Kyes
Dean
Syngman Rhee
Plans in progress for Camp Detrick projects
The U S Army Corps of Engineers in Washington has underway Camp Detrick projects with minimum costs around 7.3 million dollars and bids due near March 8 on two additional projects totaling at least 5.5 million. Site plans list laboratories and development facilities including a detection laboratory and multiple laboratories for biological and research work, with costs ranging from 100 thousand to over 3 million dollars.
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U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Washington
Camp Detrick
Building News
Daily Record
Baltimore Legal
Corps of Engineers
Bilding
Ralph W. Pareans
Denton and Wilson
Turpin and Wachter
Ralph M. Parsons
Agullius Luins aUnd
Berta and Abel
Division Biological Laboratory
Whitman and Reynardt
Temporary 3 Day Week At Frederick Iron and Steel
The foundry cleaning department and several related departments at Frederick Iron and Steel Inc. adopt a temporary three day work week this week. Employees in these sections will work Wednesday through Friday while the machine shop maintains its usual schedule. The change from a 40 to 24 hour week reflects current business conditions and a national recession, with plans to resume normal operations when orders improve.
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Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc
Debela
Morse To Fight Reorganization Plan
Washington Senator Morse pledged to oppose a Senate committee reorganization plan crafted by party leaders. The plan would let Republicans retain control of key committees despite trailing by one vote in the Senate. Morse objected to assignments on Public Works and District of Columbia, seen as unfavorable.
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Washington
Morse
Senate
Knowland
Sum
Public Works
District of Columbia
U N Command And Reds To Meet Again
U N Command and Reds plan another meeting at Panmunjom to resume talks on a Korean peace conference. Kenneth Young notes liaison to discuss conditions and dates for resumption. India offers a secret plan on POW repatriation as the commission adjourns. Swedish plan rejected. Reds seek hold until a peace conference clarifies prisoners’ fate.
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Seoul
U.N
Oday
U. S. State Department
Kenneth Young
High Command
Paamunjom
Panmunjom
Mr Glass Named To Democratic Committee
Allen Y Bennett announces attorney Thomas Glass to join the Democratic State Central Committee, replacing Arthur Potts. Glass, longtime Democrat active in Frederick County campaigns, serves as trial magistrate and chairs the McCurdy Field Commission. meeting at Hotel Emerson in Baltimore to select a temporary chairman and treasurer before the state convention after the June 28 primary.
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Allen Y Bennett
Democratic State Central Committee
Thomas
Glass
Glas
Arthur Potts
Hevert Routzalen
Maddietown
George F. Abrecht
Frederick
Joseph Chew
Brunswick
J. Tyson Lee
Urbana
Lee Place
Emerson
Baltimore
Taxpayer Returns Bulk Envelope To IRS Director
An unidentified Chicago taxpayer, confused by his income tax, sent back a bulky envelope containing 150 paid bills and business receipts plus streetcar transfers. The sender, who marked postage as 8? cents, gave up and returned the package with only a tax form and a booklet of instructions.
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Chicago
Ernest J. Sauber
Internal Revenue
Sauber
Snowstorm Toll Rises Across Northeast to Sixty
A sweeping Northeast blizzard leaves at least 60 dead as snow and sleet cripple roads and halt travel from Washington to New England. Deaths by state include Pennsylvania 16 and New Jersey 15 with heavy early snow totals and record lows.
Masonic Hall Collapse Injures Dozens In Abingdon
A two story Masonic hall in Abingdon collapsed last night sending 95 men and furnishings to the ground floor. Several injured were taken to hospitals in Fairfield and Ottumwa but only three sustained severe injuries while the rest were treated and released.
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Ottumwa
Masonic Hall
Abingdon
Fairfield
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