Road Ice Vanishes After Snow Turns To Slush
Snow and drifting ice prompted salt and cinder crews to treat highways as temperatures hovered near freezing. Main roads cleared, but some schools canceled bus runs while crews worked to prevent more slick spots along county and mountain routes near Braddock and Myersville. High water from heavy rains receded, leaving no damage reported.
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Sabilasville
Vonda
Howard County
Mis
Ile Roads Commission
Braddock
Myersville
Dug Bridge
Top Secrets Moving to Civilian Firm at Andrews
Top secrets on space flight missiles and nuclear bombers are being moved from three Baltimore ARDC buildings to Andrews Air Force Base by Fuchs Transfer Inc starting today. 130 trailers will haul 7,650 personnel with a payroll of 800000 monthly and a $23000 contract. Fifteen day round the clock operation, including 810 civilians and 441 servicemen, handles vast hush hush documents and office paraphernalia.
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Baltimore 4
Air Research and Development Command
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Baltimore
ARDC
Fuchs Transfer, Inc
Fuchs
Air Force
First Part Of By-Passes Opened By Maryland Governor
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin opened the first completed section of the Frederick by-pass, ribbon cutting near Jefferson Street. He noted future sections to complete the loop and highlighted the road’s military and civic benefits for Frederick and Fort Detrick.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Jefferson Street
Frederick
Roads Commission
Mort
City
Hhe
Fourth Street
Seventh Street
Fort Detrick
United States Army
State Roads Commission
Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick County
Frederick City
Washington
U. 5S
T., Edgie Russell
Francis Scott Key
Russell
U.S
Washington National
Maryland
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Robert C. Bomsell
J. Glenn Beall
DeWitt
Hyde
John A. Derr
Mechil Ramsburg
Donald G. Graham
Fort
Detrickland Lemuel Keller
Col. Grathaus
Gov. Meekeldin
Ang Furt Detrick
New Reform Congregation Formally Established in City
A Reform Jewish congregation was formally established at a Sunday meeting at Francis Scotl Key Tale. It will align with the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and plans February 14 services at an announced location. Until a rabbi is found, services will be led by visiting rabbis. A religious school is planned for children from primary through bar mitzvah and confirmation. Committees are forming to name the temple and arrange quarters, services, music, and a membership drive. Inquiries may go to Louis P. Greerberg, membership chairman.
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Francis Scotl
Louis P. Greerberg
Frederick Avoriic
Lutherans To Buy Lansdale Property
The Evangelical Lutheran congregation voted to purchase the former Ur. P. 8 Lansdale office and parsonage site adjoining the church. The council elected four new members for three year terms and approved a budget of 58000 for the year while pledging 1400 annually to a Liberia missionary.
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Ur. P
Lansdale
Charles F. Bowers
Ralph W.J Boyer
Dwight Roy
Lloyd'. Slup
John Lentz
Samuel W. Barrick
William Gaver
Uoward Stup
Liberia
W. Meredith Young
Jol L. Shaw
Donald Koons
School board arms against hoodlums in Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Education heard multiple recommendations to curb schoolyard violence led by Superintendent James A. Vaalett. The plan includes expulsion as a potential remedy for persistent troublemakers at Central Junior High and other schools, with formal support sought from the board.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Boar of Education
Paul Davis
Ne~aro
Naglott
Tie
Vanessa opens at the Metropolitan Opera world premiere
The American opera Vanessa by Samuel Barber with libretto by Gian Carlo Menotti opened at the Met. Eleanor Steber stars as Vanessa with tenor Nicolai Gedda, and a cast including Reginia Resnik and Giorgio Taxe. Director Dimi Antaloulas conducted in a landmark 1950s era U.S. premiere.
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New York
Vanessa
Iveanel
Metropolitan Opera House
Hagie Leonly
Samuel Barber
Hiis
Gian- Cyrls Menolli
Eleanor Steber
Nicholai Gedda
Antslaudhiy
Wert Hosalind Flias
Regina Resnik
Giorgio Taxzi
George Seharavsky
Robert Nagy
Dimi Antagoulas Condietad
United States Pledges 225 Million in Aid to India
Washington announces 225 million dollars in new aid to support India's five year development plan led by Prime Minister Nehru. The pledge includes emergency wheat to counter drought and cooperation on loan terms, with funds drawn from existing government sources and a development loan fund.
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Washington
United States
New Gang
India
Ins
Nehru
State Department
U.S
Russia
Through Traffic On TV St. Vike Ends
Fort Detrick will block Seventh street to through traffic for a by pass opening on the military reservation. Only Fort Detrick employees may use the Seventh street ramp to enter the reserve. The Fonds Commission opened the new by pass funneling traffic toward Yellow Springs and Mountain State over the main road connection west of the fort.
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Remifer
Seventh Street
Fleom
Fort Detrick
Taffic
Rck
Rand
Fonds Commission
Sieh Jas
Yellow Springs
Detrick Vesleypattan
Light Snow Covers Roads In West Maryland
A winter storm bringing snow and freezing rain spread across Maryland causing hazardous travel. A fatal crash near Trosburg killed Walter Younger, 68, Cumberland, with Karl Steele injured and a Carroll County driver hospitalized after a tractor trailer collision. Roads in Garrett and Washington counties were extremely dangerous while U.S. 40 between Grantsville and Pressburg was only 20 percent clear.
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Prnhandle
Garrett County
Walter Younger
Cumberland Negeo
Trosburg
Garret County
Althugh U.S
Grantsville
Pressburg
Cumberland
Ico
Washington County
Magerstown
Frederick
Vulder Worther
Tani
Stile
Tisson
Ene
Karli Steele
Charles Ip
Frost 38
Frostburg
Market Races Aboud in Active Dealings
The stock market rose amid active dealings on rent margin changes from 70 to 50 percent. Key issues spurred gains from a few cents to over 5 dollars. Much of the early rise was erased by mid morning as floor trading lagged.
Ornithopter Flight Concepts Highlighted by Soviet Broadcast
A Moscow radio report describes a wing flapping aircraft, or ornithopter, claiming it could mimic bird flight. It notes Russian and German inventors pursuing bird and insect wing designs, with hopes for short regional flights and mixed progress since early aviation.
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Moscow
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Jet News
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Moscow Airtia
Fmen
Ornilla
Wright Brothers
North Carolina
Mageuins
Learden
Aeronaueal Museum
Oroilhopters
Havin Destanors
Eitch Mivel Saiirday
Mose
Rybnikev
Father of 15 crash victim dies in highway collision
A 58 year old man identified as a father of 15 was killed when his vehicle collided with a trailer eight miles west of the area. The crash also involved a mechanical breakdown and injured several others. Rescue crews searched the area for missing crew and ship details.
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Prostherg
Wallie Younger
Cumberland
Here
Troi
Setigal
Mollie
CNY Colttail
Vanneil
Alto
Wats
Bark Mi Too Vole
Charles le Prost
Billions In Arms Values Lost Says Panel
Washington reports say the House Government Operations Committee urged a full review by Congress and the Executive Branch of billions of dollars in arms aid deemed wasted. The panel cites offshore procurement costs, lax contract oversight, and political spending as factors inflating losses across tools, fuel, and equipment overseas.
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Washington
We House
Congress
Germany
Eisenhower
Fascelt
Euerope
General Accounting Office
Xapart
United States
Britain
Army
Heidelberg
800 Fort Detrick workers receive pay raise hover
Fort Detrick wage board employees will get four increases averaging 32 percent for non supervisory workers and 45 percent for supervisory staff. About 800 skilled workers including machinists, welders, and drivers gain, while professional and administrative salaries stay the same. The hike follows a county wage survey conducted last October.
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Fort Detrick
Fort Berrick
Army Air Force
Washington
Pebraayy
Siiniise
Frederick County
Dairy interests seek continued milk price regulation
Washington dairy farmers milk dealers and their congressional representatives pressed the agriculture department to continue enforcing minimum milk prices in the Philadelphia marketing area. They warned that lifting price supports could harm dairy farmers in Pennsylvania Southern New Jersey Delaware and Maryland as testimonies by more than twenty witnesses were heard at a Philadelphia hearing led by department examiner Osmond Nyde.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Philadelphia
Pennsylvaaia
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Osmond Nyde
Eisenhower urges farm price support reform in message
President Eisenhower asked Congress to cut price supports for major crops and dairy, ease production restraints, and enact a five point plan to raise farm income. He touted a productivity surge since 1947 and urged shifts in bank, conservation, and acreage policies to free markets and reduce consumer costs.
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Wallington
Eisenhower
Gallec
Congress
Fisenhower
I Agriculure
Secretary of Agriculture
H. T
Secretary of Apricuiture
Benson
Fedan
Thief Breaks Window Steals Liquor at Keefer Trigger Store
A thief smashed a window at the Keefer Trigger store on West Patrick Street early, reached inside, and removed about five or six bottles of whiskey from a shelf. Authorities continued the investigation as police described the break-in and theft.
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Liege
Keefer Tigger
Patrick Street
Hoxdas
Flo
Four Arrests After Bartender Slaying in Baltimore
Early today in Baltimore police arrested three men and a one year old boy after a bartender was shot and killed by armed robbers. Officers pursued a getaway car matching a thief’s description and recovered weapons, while a fourth suspect remained at large.
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Baltimore
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