One Killed One Hurt In Dual Washington Road Crash
A head on collision near the city at the Washington road and U S 15 left one man dead and another seriously injured. Franklin Blain Roberson from Clarke Place died driving a 1950 Ford while Lt Donald L. Smith, a 1953 Ford driver, suffered cerebral concussion and other injuries. Smith was hospitalized in Frederick Memorial then planned for Fort Detrick transfer. Both cars were demolished and state troopers L C Clark and W S McAfee investigated.
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Washington Road
U. S. 15
Franklin Blain Roberson
Clarke Place
Roberson
Donald L. Smith
RFD 1
Nichols
Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fort Detrick Hospital
L. C. Clark
W. S. McAfee
Red Regime In Budapest Cracks Down
Budapest authorities tightened control amid worker and student protests feared to signal renewed unrest. A government paper warned fear reigns and a possible new bloody revolution. Eight anti Communist leaders were seized, a student rally postponed, and reports said police opened fire at the Big Csepel complex with casualties among striking workers.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Csepel
Danube River
Apel
Kadar
Khrushchev Survives Challenge in Central Committee Vote
In Moscow Khrushchev barely survived a leadership challenge at a Central Committee meeting. The Times report says Malenkov likely to take over the party secretary post as Khrushchev remains premier. The article notes a tunnel of death opened 13 years earlier near Ancona, Italy as authorities examined skeletal remains from a 1943 air raid.
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New York
The
New York!! Times
Warsaw
Nikita Khrushchev
the Times
Khrushchev
Moscow
Ancona
Italy
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Aji
Khomih
Strong
Theyla
Tofs
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Bulganin
Klementi
Voroshilov
Supreme Soviet
Equiva
Union
M. Molotov
Malenkey
Stalin
First All Electric Heating Cooling System Being Set Up
A Frederick project introduces the first local all electric heating and cooling installation at the Frederick Production Credit Association building. The heat pump, powered by electricity and outside air, eliminates boiler rooms and fuel storage, reducing construction and maintenance costs. The system, installed by Fisher’s Plumbing and Heating, follows earlier tests at Bennett's Men’s Store and aligns with rising national adoption, with industry forecasts predicting rapid growth by 1965.
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Frederick
Ee Association
Great
Anne of Ag
Tania Tae Owen
Ceeinness
Ais Semuatel
Wirers
Mie
Soraiade
Emmitsburg
Joutside Air
Indus
Emmitsburgh
Herald
Lois Cecelia Myers
Sixoe
Thei
Main
Gett
Boul
Roland
Pittinger
Tanestown
Annis
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Charles F. Bowers
Bowers
H. J. Brown
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick Production Credit Association
The
Credit Association
Fustry
Frigid Night At Frederick Airport Sets 15 Degree Low
Temperatures dropped to 15 degrees at Frederick airport last night tying the new year low. Skies were clear, with a forecast of fair weather and a high near 40 today. Culler Lake froze over and ponds iced, while Gambrill State Park trees remained ice-covered and difficult to read on thermometers.
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Frederick
Culler Lake
Fae
District Forest
Herman Toms
Gambrill, State Park
Eisenhower May Try To Avoid Party Scrap
President Eisenhower may refrain from dictating the GOP chair selection as Leonard W. Hall resigns and a Jan 22 meeting of 146 national committee members approaches. Hall to name a seven member panel on Jan 19 to consult with Eisenhower on a successor.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Republican National Committee
Leonard W. Hail
L Hall
GOP National Committee
Hall
Labor Party
Macmillan
Richard A. Butler
Butler
Privy Seal
James Griffiths
Griffiths
Relief From Severe Cold Is Reported
Relief from the severe cold was reported today across the storm swept regions from the Rockies to New England. Arctic air moved off the central East Coast as temperatures rose 20 to 30 degrees in the Great Lakes, Ohio and Mississippi valleys. The storm caused at least 31 deaths, with many areas reporting subzero readings, while western states saw rain and mountain snow.
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Associated Press
Rockies
New England
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Leach
Ilinois
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
Plains
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
Middle Atlantic
Florida
Washington Coast
California
Oregon
Cascades
Washington
Montana
Mullen Pass
Mont
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Miami
Dallas
Denver
Salt Lake City
Tucson
Ariz
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Springfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
Deduction Fraud: Son Pleads Guilty In Tax Claim
Jessie E. Strong, 57, was fined 1000 in federal court for claiming his deceased father as an income tax deduction for years 1953 1954 and 1955. He admitted filing fraudulent tax forms to support the claim despite his father dying in 194.
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Baltimore
Jessie E.strong
Strong
Principal And Two Teachers Confronted In Philadelphia
A vice principal Louis E. Narbonne and two teachers faced a confrontation with a group of boys at a West Philadelphia junior high school. The incident escalated with threats and a knife during a later robbery attempt near another home, leading to injuries and an assault involving a woman and two Black men.
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Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Louis E. Narbonne
Isadore Goldman
Fearher
Haenita
Cereeeey Tegen
Baltimore
Eugene Mazza
Purse Snatching On East Third Street Leads to Investigation
A white man jumped from a car on East Third Street Friday night, knocked Ora Talbott and stole $36 from her purse while her companion watched. Talbott, with a sprained ankle, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and later released. Police recovered the purse near the scene and sought a white man of medium build. note mentions a prior purse snatching by a Negro last week. The car used had been stolen earlier from an inn near Frederick by Jack Wetzel of Urbana.
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East Third Street
Ora Talbott
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Talbott
Annie Stub
Katherine Brust
West Church Street
Frederick
Jack Wetzel
Urbana
Third Street
Wesley
Strange Words And Phrases Used By State Legislators
Maryland lawmakers draw attention to jargon on the floor and in corridors with humorous examples. The piece lists terms such as august body and lobbyist, and notes the use of phrases like mother county and the great city, illustrating how language masks policy debates and translates into everyday speech.
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Maryland
State House
State Senate
Senate
House of Delegates
St. Mary's County
Somerset County
Calvert County
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset
Louis L. Goldstein
Calvert
Phoebus
Goldstein
Baltimore
Marie McDonald Secluded After Relapse Ordered by Doctor
ENCINO California actress Marie McDonald is kept in strict seclusion after a relapse, according to her physician Dr Rexford Kennamer. Her mother Mrs Marie Tuboni declined to disclose her daughter’s location. The item also briefly mentions a separate street incident near Shaw Junior High and a police inquiry into a Bronx death and British Aden border tensions.
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Areae
Rexford] Kennamer
Marie Tuboni
New York
London
Britain
Yem
Bronx
Aden Protectorate
Fort Detrick By-Pass Plan Clears for Construction
The State Roads Commission advised Frederick city and county that the Fort Detrick by-pass from Seventh to Fourth streets West of the military reservation is cleared. An agreement enables development and allows formal application for $50,000 in federal funds to rehabilitate West Fourth Street extending into the county. The project would relay Seventh Street Pike to connect with Fourth Street near Detrick, requiring roadwork to accommodate increased traffic to the base and its personnel.
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Fort Detrick
Seventh
Fourth Streets
Military Reservation
Norman F. Pritchett
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Pritchett
Roads Commission
West Fourth Street
Seventh Street
Fourth Street
Detrick
Shaoksttown Road
Montevue
Chief of Transportation
May Enable Derrick Residents To Vote In State Elections
Washington January 12 Representative DeWitt S Hyde introduced a bill granting federal property hosts the authority to relinquish jurisdiction to the states. It would allow residents on federal territory within states to vote in state elections and let local authorities serve process in federal reservations. In Maryland Fort Detrick residents could vote in Maryland elections if enacted.
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Washington
DeWitt S. Hyde
R-Md
Maryland
Fort Detrick
Annulment Granted After Church Wedding Scandal
Mrs Annie E Harristestified in Superior Court that during her wedding departure with salesman Louis C Harris he assaulted her. She said he struck her nose chest and eyes and threw a bouquet. The couple sought an annulment later that month and the court granted it.
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Los Angeles
Annie E. Harris
Louis C. Harris
Superior Court
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Herer
Bert Brownell
Lois C. Myers
Frederick County
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Old Rock Hall
Alexander Hassan
Sidney Z. Mensh
Monocacy ‘Limited Partnership
Hassan
College Estates, Inc
West Seventh Street
Joseph D- Harris
Mondtacy
Frederick-Dickerson Road
Furnace Ford Bridge
Montgomery County
Harris
Sonis J
Harold Macmillan
England
No. 10
Downing Street
Queen Elizabeth
Anthony Eden
Marie McDonald
Encino, Calif
Lauwe
Acaca
Shaw Junior High
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Winston Churchill
Sion
Eden
Ausby
William Beasley
Elkton
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