Hazardous Conditions In Woodlands In Frederick County
Extremely hazardous conditions persist in Frederick County woodlands due to dry windy weather. Forester Herman Toms warns residents to be cautious with outdoor fires as several brush fires and field fires keep fire crews busy. Rain is forecast tonight and Thursday, with colder, windy conditions resuming Friday. Ice up to 20 inches thick forms at Linganore Creek plant, and Fishing Creek reservoir sits deeply frozen as water levels drop.
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Frederick County
Herman Toms
Washington County
Singapore
Linganore Creek
Frederick to appoint new county dog deputy Stockman
The County Commissioners announced Frank E. Stockman of Frederick as county dog deputy succeeding Ezra L. Cramer Sr. who resigned Monday. Stockman, a native of Frederick and longtime driver for the Board of Education, will assume duties immediately.
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Frank E. Stockman
Frederick
Ezra L. Cramer Sr
Stockman
West South Street
Cramer
Board of Education
Frederick Tailoring Company
Povich Only Man Among 19000 Women
Washington sports columnist Starley Povich is singled out as the sole man in the new Who's Who of American Women. He jokes about the inclusion and notes occasional misaddressed mail to Miss Shir ley Povich. The Bay waters also thaw, resuming ship traffic toward normal.
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Washington
API
Starley Povich
Washington Post
Povich
Shirley Povich
League of American Péen
Austerity And Sacrifice For Generations
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles argued before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that austerity and sacrifice may be needed for generations to counter communist economic and military growth. He cited three aims of U S foreign policy and warned that failure would threaten national objectives while urging firm stand against Red China and the Soviet bloc.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Red China
Soviet Bloc
United States
Doctor Fined After Car Hits Officer On Rainy Street
Dr. John H. Messler of Johnsville was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 25 dollars plus costs after his car skidded on a rain slick West Seventh Street, struck Officer Alton C. Twenty, and left him with five broken ribs. The case, heard by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr, was appealed by attorney Robert E. Clane Jr.
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John H. Messler
Johnsville
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
West Seventh Street
Alton C
Robert E. Clane Jr
William A. Boone Jr
Mes
Seventh
Fairview
Fairview Avenue
Twenty
Boone
Dr. Messier
Officer Twenty
Robert Russell
Frederick
Messler
Harry Burkett Jr
Taney Apartments
Millard Wireman
Braddock Heights
City of Frederick
Messier
Messer
Rea Lovee
Beall Oversight Causes Vote Count Dispute in Maryland
In Calvert County a counting error allegedly overstates Republican Beall by 2910 votes over D Alesandro in the November election. Prendergast, Republican analyst, says the official tally should show Beall trailing by a margin. secretary Hellmann has not corrected the record.
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Annapolis
Calvert County
Sen
Beall
R-Md
Snomas LD Alesandro
William 3B
Prendergast
Republican Committee
Secretary of State
Claude B. Hellman
Hellmann
D'Alesandro
Cal
D’alesandro
Feall Prendergast
Beal
Fire in Oakland apartment building leaves fireman dead
In Pittsburgh fatalities occur when a blaze followed a dispute between a basement handyman Ernest Goler 41 and Miss Ann Owens 49. The two were jailed on felony suspicions as detectives A found they argued while drinking and accused each other of starting the fire near the University of Pittsburgh campus. Fire Chief Stephen Adley cites 40000 dollars in damage. Bartley O Malley 34 died trapped on the second floor. Three other firefighters were treated for smoke poisoning and injuries with four more hurt in a truck collision en route.
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Pittsburgh
Ernest Goler
Ann Owens
Goler
Owens
Miss Owens
Miss
Stephen Adley
Bartley O'Malley
Francis Scott Key Hotel Shows Profit in 1958 Despite Traffic Woes
The Francis Scott Key Hotel posted a 1958 profit while noting insufficient income to pay dividends. Manager Jack K. Lee said freeway traffic changes reduced noise complaints and efforts continue to boost occupancy. Renovations and upgrades costing about 20 thousand dollars were completed, including room repaints, new rugs, and improved tavern facilities.
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Francis Scott Key
Frederick Hotel Company
Wedgwood
Vrear
Frederick
Jack K. Lee
West
Patrick Street
Lee
Lewis R. Dertzbauch
Roger B. Wolfe
William D. Hatemond
Kleist
KR. Ames Hendrickson
Ricchard F. Kline
Philip R. Winebrener
Executions In Cuba Draw Criticism
Washington reports a congressional outcry over Cuba s new revolutionary government and its wartime executions. Critics say lack of formal trials undermines legitimacy while supporters warn against undermining the revolution. Estimates place the dead at about 150 as officials suspend executions awaiting trial procedures.
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Washington
Cuba
Starin
Cette Dam
United States
Tues- Aas Pty UA
House
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere
Castro
Sen
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George Aiken
Ir-Vi
Charles C. Porter
D-Ore
Wayne "Morse
Five Day Forecast For Maryland And Delaware
The Associated Press reports mild conditions in Maryland and Delaware with occasional rain on Thursday. Temperatures will average 10 degrees below normal with daily precipitation around a quarter inch or less. Snow flurries are possible in the mountains late Thursday night and in extreme Western Maryland. Lows range from 18 to 26 with highs 38 to 44, cooling toward weekend.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Marylaugh
Heart Ailments Lead Frederick County Deaths in 1958
A preliminary Frederick County Health Department report shows 791 deaths from all causes in 1958 with 342 due to heart ailments and 92 from cancer. Births total 1,612, while final figures may adjust counts after state review. Brunswick planning leaders discussed zoning impacts near the county area.
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Frederick
T. B
Ules
Auuiery
State Health Department
Hater
Frederick County
Heart Commission
Arthur B. Hatton
Brunswick
James Cummings
Virts Heads Important Legislative Committee Appointments
Frederick county delegate Virts was named chairman of the Iman Veterans Militia and State Police committee. Charles Smelser joined Ways and Means, with Matthias Jr. as the sole Republican on Judiciary. Other picks include Utterback to Labor and Agriculture, Houck to Banking and Civil Defense, Mathias to Chesapeake Bay, and Barrick named to 16 committees including Judicial Proceedings and Transportation.
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C. Clifton Varts
Frederick County
Iman Veterans, Militia and State Police
House of Delegates
Wilkinson
General Assembly
Charles TH. Smelser
Virts
Charles McC Matthias Jr
House
Charles Bh
Mator
Gary Lutterback
Smelser
William M. Houck
Mathias
Chesapeake Bay
Houck
Samuel W. Barrick
Woodsboro real estate sale nets large totals at court house
A large Woodsboro crowd witnessed brisk bidding for two Woodsboro district properties, including a farm of about 170 acres along Maryland road and a two and a half story brick house on Mary land 19. The farm sold for 536 900 to Richard and Mrs. Garst. the house for 14 250 to Nelson and Mrs. Trout. Executed by executor Alton Whitmore and Mamie Crum Brice, with Emmett and Jowlus as auctioneer and Amos Holter attorney.
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Court House
Woodsboro
Elsie G. Boone
Ims Acres
Maryland
New Midway
Richard Garst
Chioe
Nelson E. Trout
Alton C. Whitmore
Mamie Crum Brice
Emmett &. Jowlus
Amos A. Holter
Mystery Caller Seeks Capitol Directions From Baton Rouge Booth
A confused man phoned Baton Rouge police seeking directions to the state Capitol. He spoke with Desk Ser. M. K. Gundy and briefly stepped outside a phone booth before returning, unsure of his exact location near the Walk sign.
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Baton Rouge
Public Hearings Promised for Cuban War Crimes Suspects
In Havana the regime suspended executions and pledged public trials for about 3000 jailed on war crimes charges. A palace spokesman said no date is set for resuming executions, and reporters will witness future trials from trial to execution.
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Havana
Cuba
U.S
Fietatar Pulaaneiy Balieta
Manuel Corrutia
Fidel Castro
Castro
Tikegeemonte
Batista
Mier
Santiago
Oriente
Heesil Ula
United States
Seo
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Tawes Inaugurated Maryland Governor Faces Budget Pressures
Maryland swore in J. Millard Tawes as governor at Annapolis. He outlined four principles for his administration, warned of future fiscal pressures, and pledged open government while postponing detailed budget talks to later in the month. He noted expected growth in population and demand for highways, schools, hospitals, and welfare programs.
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Annapolis
Maryland
J. Millard
Fawes
Tona
Tawes
Fastern
United States
Court of Appeals
Willam K. Henderson
Senate
George Washington
Continental Army
Massad
Hts
Jin Dhese Tiv
du Avda Ub Uedees
Theodore R. McKeldin
Cur Ate
Belamee
CME
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Woodlands
Singanore
William J. Davis
Fishing Creek
U S
Baltimore
Juan Lavarone
Brooklyn
Lisa Rose Chignemo
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