Rebuilt Woolen Mills Estimated Cost Over 250000
Kingwood, West Virginia AP officials estimate replacing two woolen mill buildings and equipment destroyed by a Monday fire near Albright in Preston County would cost over 250000. The Englehart woolen mill, idle five years, was leveled after leaking flames crossed the road. The 1844 opened mill, replaced in 1905, was a local landmark amid Preston County’s faltering economy.
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Albright
Preston County
Jack Larkey
LNB Corp
Wooder
Englehart Woolen Mill
Twenty Years Ago Mems From The Cabamas 1 The News
January’s heaviness snowstorm blanketed the city and county with six inches at most, sleet mixed in, no major drifts reported. Local airport activity surged as six planes landed or took off during the week. Mr and Mrs Donald E Leatherman planned a two week vacation to Eau Gallie Miami Beach and the Florida Keys. A defense of the present state agriculture was noted, with a committee report from Eschek Em and Robert F Duar at the event.
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Eau Gallie
Miami Beach
Florida Keys
Eisenhower Budget Fight Shapes Dollar Stability Debate
The piece argues over keeping the dollar stable amid defense spending and a looming budget battle. It cites Congress critics labeled radical and calls for responsible economic defense, tax fairness, and wage price controls to avert deficits and protect national security. It notes Eisenhower’s balanced budget push, missiles, and the need for informed public opinion.
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David Lawrence Washington
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America
Congress
United States
Eisenhower
Europe
Russia
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Dwight Eisenhower
Washington
Macaulay
New York
Beta Tribone
No Need For Famine Debt Draining of Lands Forecast
A solantist argues the world faces no famine due to land loss. He cites erosion and urban growth as reducing cropland but says America can still feed itself. He suggests drainage and irrigation to convert vast lands in Asia Africa and South America for food. He urges using surplus-country skills to avert future hunger.
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Californis Instituts of
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United States
Washington
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Asia
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Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Specialists spoke at the Frederick County Farmers Mid-winter Exhibit opening to boost crop quality. Frederick Baseball Association approves season tickets for ladies with grandstand seating and a charity performance at the Opera House February 22 23. Liberty Town considers street lighting. new board of managers led by R Frank Sappington named. Gly Thomas Richard Ross John C Motter and Dr Ira J McCurdy attend New York auto show. Old Mike 15 repainted by W T Foster of Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad and will return to service early next week.
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Masonic Temple
Frederick Baseball Association
Opera House
Libertytown
R Frank Sappington
Messrs
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Richard Ross
John C. Motter
Ira J. McCurdy
New York
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Frecesick Inter-Urban Railroad
W. T. Foster
Neal
ICD Hospital Training Area Opens in Montebello Bal more
Ceremonies on Thursday mark the formal opening of the Marsiandral Defense Agency Emergency Hospital Training Center on the Montebello State Hospital grounds in Baltimore. The event is led by state and civil defense officials and features a 200 bed unit ready to operate, with 23 hospitals stored nationwide and plans for expansion to 50.
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Cambridge
Frederick
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Robert HP Pilgram
Frederick County Civil Defense Medical Service
Alk
Frederik County Civil Defense
Frederick County Civil Defense
Inaugurate Tawes At Annapolis Ceremony
Tawes pledges examination of education welfare prison management and state activities while noting one party dominance. Republicans suffered large losses in the Democratic landslide as Tawes swore in new Maryland officials including Lews L. Goldstein Thomas B. Finan and Hooper S. Miles all Democrats. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip set to begin a Canadian tour on June 18 to open the St Lawrence Seaway.
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Thomas B. Finan
Hooper
Miles
Goldstein
Finan
Canada
London
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
St. Lawrence Seaway
Deaths Revert D Eyler and Infant Sharon Stine Obituaries
Obituary notices report the death of 99 year old Route 1 Emmitsburg resident Robert Eyler after a heart attack. funeral plans set at Wilson Funeral Home Emmitsburg with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Also noted is the infant Sharon June Stine, 14 months, who died at home near Adamstown. services at G C Barton Funeral Home Walkersville with burial at Locust Grove Cemetery. A Lincoln’s Birthday dance sponsored by Frederick Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association featuring Les Brown and Band of Renown is announced for February 12 at the State Armory West Second Street with tickets on sale January 24 at Gaver and Son Insurance.
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Thurmont
Ralph Baker
Taneytown
Nuan Warenime
Westminster
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Rijnolds Turner
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Emmitsburg
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Mountain View
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Eagle
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Adamstown
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Barbara
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Alice
Judy
Rose Stine
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
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Unionville
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Miss Torre Is Released From Hudson County Jail
Columnist Marie Torre was freed after a 10 day confinement for contempt for refusing to name the source of a story about Judy Garland. She waved to reporters with her husband Al Friedman and father nearby and said she would play with her two young children.
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Hudson County
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al Friedman
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New York Herald-Tribune
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Local Health Briefs Note Admits and Updates
Among The Sick Mr Bernard Stewart of 138 East street enters Newton D Baker VA Center Martinsburg for observation and treatment in Ward 108. Mrs Dessie J Wagner of Keymar admitted to VinDOBona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights. Edgar Magaha of North Market Street underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital with satisfactory condition. Master John Lo Young of East Fourth Street is home with virus infection and asthma showing some improvement. Wheat prices quoted at 1.66 per bushel for barley, corn at 6.25 per barrel, 31.05 per bushel.
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East Street
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Newton D Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
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RFD
Keymar
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Braddock Heights
Edgar Magaha
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Lo Young
John E. Young
East Fourth Street
Billy Graham Faces Further Tests At Mayo Clinic
Evangelist Billy Graham underwent more tests at Mayo Clinic as specialists evaluated a serious eye ailment that halted his Southern tour. Doctors sought the cause of a ruptured retinal vessel that has reduced vision in his left eye by about 50 percent, with early diagnosis noting the condition as rare and serious. Associate Mark Grady Wilson said no report was expected before Friday.
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Viking Model Home Draws Large Opening Crowd in Rogerson
About 1,500 visitors have toured the Viking all aluminum exterior model home by Brosius Homes at Carrolltoe in Rogerson Hagerstown. Open house runs weekends and weekdays with professional furnishing and decorating, highlighting rack resistant walls and a combined kitchen dining area. J William Brosius heads both Brosius Homes and National Homes in Hagerstown.
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Mt. Airy And Brunswick Banks Hold Elections
Annual meetings of the First National Bank of Mt. Airy and the Bank of Brunswick elected directors for the coming year. Mt. Airy re-elected C. Ray Barnes and others, with Connaway named president and Purdum executive vice president. Brunswick named Dr. W. B. Watson president and Frye executive vice president, plus new cashier and staff appointments.
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Helen M. Glaze
Ruth A. Schmidt
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Elizabeth M. Hood
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Irene Pp. Hardy
Patricia A. Topper
David J. Arnold
Lee Feete
Emory V. Frye
Garland Grams
Charles A. Gross
Forrest G. Moler
Russell M. Sexton
Millard S. Smith
Lee F. Titus
W. B. Watson
Dr. Watson
Taneytown Mutual Fire Insurance reelects directors
The Taneytown Mutual Fire Insurance Company held its January 6 biennial meeting at 32 East Baltimore Street Taneytown. Directors for 1959 1960 were David H Hahn Harry Trout Norman R Sauble William J Stonesrfer Robert R Sayler W Edgar Fink Norville P Shoemaker and Norman R Baumgardner. The board reorganized with Hahn as president Shoemaker as vice president Naomi S Dodrer secretary treasurer Margaret A Angel assistant secretary treasurer Ralph G Homan attorney.
Calvary Class Seeks New Year Guidance At Meeting
The Wide Awake Sunday School Class of Calvary Methodist held its monthly gathering in the Ladies Parlor. Mrs. Hammond Clary opened in the president’s absence, with devotion led by Mrs. George Bonnell. A business session followed and the program was by Mrs. Gaither. Members were urged to train like athletes for the new year, attending worship, praying privately, helping others, and supporting church work. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Wolfe, and Mrs. Layton.
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George Bonnell
Gaither
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Walton Wolfe
Pauline Layton
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