Ex-Sheriff C W Crum Dies in Frederick
Charles W. Crum former sheriff of Frederick died today at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 8 15 after a brief illness. He was 32nd degree Mason and active in local civic groups. Survived by his wife Mamie Lease Crum and his mother Mrs Margaret Jackson Gross, services with Masonic rites will be held at his funeral home with interment at Mt Olivet.
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Charles W. Crum
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Crum
William E. “George” Miller
Frederick City
Ingomar Albaugh
Fy Tan
State Roads Commission
New Market
Pearl
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Philanthropic Lodge
A. F
Masons
Jacques
DeMolay Commandery
Enoch Royal Arch
the Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Chesapeake
Baltimorelle
Frederick Civitan Cith
Frederick Little League
Margaret Jackson Gross
Simon Crum
Mamie Lease Crum
Mitton Gram
Grace Eyvangelical and Reformed Church
Mt. Olivet
Aer. Etchison and Son
Blizzard Blasts Montana and Wyoming Front
Severe winter storm grips Montana with blizzard conditions stretching into Wyoming and crossing the Continental Divide as mile winds lash the region. In Detroit, Walter Reuther murder plot case stalls through repeated court delays. In Cairo, Egyptian arrests rise to about 450 in crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Montana
Helena
Manta
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Reuther
Detroit
Walter Reuther
Cairo
Russians To Profit With American Butter
The Associated Press reports the deal for sale of surplus U S butter to the Soviet Union could yield about 500 percent profit for the Soviet government. Butter will be sold through state channels at roughly 3.40 dollars per pound, bought from export prices 0.40 to 0.50 dollars a pound. The U S government pays farmers 0.65 dollars per pound.
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Associated Press
Commodity Credit Corp
U S
Congress poised to approve expanded Social Security plan
Congress backed President Eisenhower's plan for broader Social Security coverage, higher benefits, and increased tax limits. Reed introduced two bills to extend coverage to 102 million more workers and raise the annual income base from $3,600 to $4,200, with future relief measures for non-covered needy groups.
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Washington
Congress
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Reed
R-Ny
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Hhded
Flood Threats Then Snowbound Region Grows
Avalanches blocked the Soeik river in Austria’s southern valley, damming a mile of water and threatening 010 residents. Rescue crews rushed to the area as officials feared further loss of life amid mounting flood danger and international tolls from avalanches across Austria, Switzerland, Germany, and Italy.
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Austria
Soeik Valiey
Soeik
Germany
Italy
Radio
Budapest
Hungary
Arrest Made In Two Moose Club Burglaries In Maryland
Maryland State Police and Frederick City Police report the arrest of Nick Koprivich 42 of Weirton West Virginia and Baltimore on charges connected to two burglaries of Moose Club locations on December 18 in West South Street and December 20 in Brunswick. Safes were pried open, offices ransacked, substantial sums stolen. Police linked the Brunswick and Aberdeen cases, with Koprivich arrested January 10 in Aberdeen after a chase and a guard’s collision with a crowbar-wielding intruder. Investigators seek further accomplices and confirm prior criminal history and probation status.
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Moose Club
Brunswick
Nick Koprivich
Weirton
W. Va
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Tor le H. L
Basore
Dietz
Harford County
Belair
Aberdeen
Roberts
Havreyde Grace
Kopri Iyich
West Virginia
North Market Street
Church Street
Serr
Sherman Boone
Milbert Mc Moore
Mast Third Street
David T. Myers
Frederick
Myers
Innto Moore
Wheeling
Governor breaks ground on Route 40 dual highway project
Governor McKeldin launched the final contract to convert Route 40 into a dual highway from Baltimore to Frederick. Russell H. McCain, state roads chair, and about forty officials witnessed as F. P. Asher and Sons, Inc. began work. The road is slated to open by October end, with seven contracts active from Ridgeville to Monocacy River. The party lunched at Mealey's New Market, with Frederick residents John Derr and others in attendance.
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Theodore R. McKelding
Baltimore
Frederick
Russell H McCain
State Roads Commission
F. P, Asher and Sons, Inc
Amenolis
Ridgeville
Monocacy River Bridge
Mealey’s
New Market
Seaway Backers Claim Strong Victory Amid Senate Debate
Washington reports backers of the St Lawrence Seaway claim victory as opponents ready to speak at length during Senate debate on the project. Senators Butler of Maryland and Hickenlooper ally Aiken and Thye warn a filibuster among foes, while pro seaway leader Len Wiley asserts readiness to vote at any time.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Sen
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Aiken
Thye
Canada
St. Lawrence
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
Len Wiley
Editor Killed In Snowstorm Accident In New Jersey
Harold F. Keenan, 51, editor of the Plainfield Courier News, died in a crash late last night when a car collided with a bus during a snowstorm on Route 22 at Watchung Avenue. Also injured were Paul E. Smith, 56, North Plainfield editor and Wallace Zimmerman, 44, Plainfield assistant publisher and advertising director. Police said the collision occurred around 11 p.m. as heavy snowfall fell.
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North Plainfield
N.J
Harold F. Keenan
Plainfield Courier- News
Gannett
Plaine
Field
Bible Society Plans Annual Meeting in Frederick County
Rev Kenneth M Gearhart of St John s Episcopal Hagerstown will deliver the address at the 13rd annual meeting of the Young Men s Bible Society of Frederick s county at All Saints Episcopal church Sunday at 7 30 PM. President R Ames Hendrickson hopes for good weather and strong church turnout.
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Kenneth M. Gearhart
St. John's Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Young Men's Bible Society
Fredericks County
All Saints Episcopal Church
R. Ames Hendrickson
Frederick County Society
Luther D. Miller, Jr
All Saints Church
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Raymond C. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. H. Schmitt
Mendrickson
Jesse C. Shaver
Gearhart
Gordon L. Todd
Clvni
Congress Invited To Vote Self Pay Increase
Senators and House members were invited to vote themselves a 12.50 yearly pay raise, boosting pay to 27,500. The report also urged raises for Supreme Court justices and other federal judges, higher allowances for the vice president and speaker, a presidential mansion for Vice President Nixon, and pensions for survivors, with Congress to decide on action.
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House
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Nixon
Conkresserself
Five Day Forecast for Maryland Weather Changes Saturday
Five day forecast in mild with rain or showers Saturday. Western Maryland turns to snow flurries Saturday night with colder conditions. Sunday and Monday turn colder with warmer Tuesday bringing more snow or rain and further cold. Temperatures average near normal with afternoon highs around 44 and early mornings near 20 in far west to the upper 20s in eastern and southern sections.
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Maryland
Warner
Snow and Ice Slows Roads After Heavy Weekend Snow
Rain and warmer temperatures melted a three to five inch snow layer leaving icy patches on highways. Snow removal crews worked through the night with bulldozers to reopen roads while some sections around Johnsville Mt Pleasant and Waretene remained uncleared. Temperatures rose to 40s, with a snowfall total of 11 inches for the week at the airport, and local schools closed until Monday.
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Mt. Pleasant
Waretene
Culler Lake
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Masonic Hall
Poing Af Reeks
Easton and
Waldorf
Cumberland
Bel Air
Conowinge
Allegany County
Maryland
Oakland
Frosburg
U. S
Savage Mountain
iGarrett County
Miners Hospital
Frastburg
Philp Crause
Robert Stuart
Thomas Fisentrout
Ernese Pfaff
Jan McGuire
Frostburg
William Jk. Luckey
Coast Guard
Turkey Point
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Crackdown on Blue Law Violators Called Off in Maryland
Maryland authorities halted enforcement of Sunday blue laws after a miscommunication. State’s Attorney Dawson said police will not issue warrants for violations unless sworn by a private citizen, ending fears of sweeping arrests. Still, court action possible if warrants are filed. In Spencer, Tennessee a family perished in a gasoline explosion fire.
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Rockville
Marylani
Ven
Dawson
Relief From Cold Spell Promised In Maryland Outlook
The Weather Bureau forecast relief for Maryland from a weeklong cold spell with western counties Garrett and Allegany at 38 to 44 degrees and other areas 40 to 48. Showers would sweep the state tonight and Saturday with possible western snow flurries, aiding ice melt on highways.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Brune Touted For State Court Of Appeals Vacancy
Annapolis reports Baltimore lawyer Brune as a leading prospect to fill an imminent Court of Appeals vacancy. The anticipated move could occur within days, with Sobeloff and Bertha Adkins both viewed as possible cross-branch appointments.
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Frederick W. Brune
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Simon E.sobeloff
Eisenhower Administration
Genzal
Sen. Beall
R-Md
Statehouse
Sobeloff
Bertha Adkins
Washington
Miss Adkins
Maryland
Congress
Salisbury
National Committee
Edward T. Miller
U. S. District Court
Miller
Sens. Beall
Butler R
Gov. McKeldin
Indian plan to turn back 22,500 unrepatriated POWs
An Indian spokesman said his command will turn back 22,502 unrepatriated war prisoners beginning Wednesday. The move, said to be the Indians reply, will proceed regardless of Allied or Communist responses. The U N Command and U S 8th Army indicated readiness to receive anti Red POWs, while Peiping warned such repatriations could threaten the Korean armistice.
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Yester- Inlay
United Nations
China
Peiping
Tokyo
U.N
America
U. S. 8Th Army
Chamber of Commerce Banquet Reservations Set
A 4 p m January 18 deadline is fixed for reservations to the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet to be held next Tuesday evening. George C. Slagle announces. A reception for 1953 president Girard W. Gallup will precede the dinner at 4 p m at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Organ music will be by Mrs Reuben Caplan. A Bord Campbell will speak on Business and Education An Essential Partnership. Campbell heads the Mississippi School Supply Co and founded related firms after teaching.
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Chamber of Commerce
George C. Slagle
Girard W. Gallup
Francis Scotti Key
Reuben Caplan
A. Bord Campbell
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Campbell
Alillsaps College
Mississippi School Supply Company
School Book Supply Company
Suppls. Comnane
Hank
Jacani
Railroad Urag
Gallas
Methodist Church
Jiubsen Council
Bay America
Aringement Waside
Tae
Grays
Vrederich and Bagerstown Announce Evening Basketball Game
The local teams Vrederich and Bagerstown schedule a game tonight at 7:15. Public notice mentions a nearby venue and time, with unspecified details due to garbled text.
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