Home Show Booths Sell Fast and Feature a Real House
Most of the 43 booths for the annual Home Show sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce have already been sold, setting a sales record. The March 2–5 event at the State Armory will feature a six room house built inside the armory with landscaping by Treeland Nurseries and a car in the carport.
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State Armory
Harry Harper
Armory
Bowers Lumber Company
Gladhi Brothers
Middletown
Watkins Burdette Motor Company
Harper
Jaycee
George B. Callan Jr
The
Jaycees
John Mills
John Whitworth
J. N. Connors
Mehri Duvall
Willie
Historical Group To Have Top Speaker
The Frederick County Historical Society invites members to a Tuesday meeting with Dr. Richard Howland of the National Trust for Preservation speaking on local restoration efforts at the society’s East Church street building. An open discussion will cover the Leats home project and building renovations with questions answered by Dr. Howland.
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Frederick County Historical Society
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Richard Howland
Washington
National Trust For Thc Preservation
Louis Orpians Asyivm
East Church Street
Mathias
H. Jand
Leats Home
Hampton House
Baltimore County
Maryland
Leats
Peters
Prailar
Chairman of Mothers March Named Mrs. Fox
Mrs. John S. Fox, a Frederick city teacher, was named chairwoman for the New Mothers March benefiting the March of Dimes campaign. The door to door drive will begin January 28 at 7 p.m., with funds aiding birth defect work and arthritis care nationwide.
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Goodloe E. Byron
Fund Drive
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Church
South End
Brick County
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National Foundation
Sherman P. Bowers
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Cash Producers Association
New Mothers’ March
State Seat Tax On Buses Faces Revision Debate
Maryland legislators study changing the seat tax on buses to reflect passenger load. Proposed rates would drop from 1/30 to 1/18 of a cent per seat mile and use 60 percent occupancy to compute taxes. Critics from bus firms warn the plan would raise taxes and seek relief. the issue is reviewed by state officials and the executive commission.
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Rand Edward Storm
Treval
Gillis Mills
Trashways
G. Joseph Sills
Greyhound
Eir
Yhey
Gordon
SRC
Dustry
Ch Harris
Parent Executive Commission
Cold snap grips city as temps fall overnight
A sharp drop of over 20 degrees left a 29 degree low at the State Police barracks on the city's western edge, contrasting with yesterday’s warmth. Carracks reported a high last night as cold air settled by morning with clearing expected and frigid conditions to continue.
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Carracks
UN Urged to Condemn Hate Acts Amid Anti Semitism Rise
American representative to the United Nations calls for a world condemnation of anti Semitic displays as widespread flare ups are reported in the United States and Europe. The draft resolution urges UN member states to prevent and punish anti Semitic acts and aligns with human rights principles. In New York City treason charges are brought against three youths accused of unlawful plotting related to Nazi sympathies.
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New York
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Europe
West Germany
State Department
Bril
France
Austria
Uruguay
Finland
U.N
U.N. Human Rights Commission
New York City
Fudge
Strate Solomon
Chicago
Forest Park
Ohio University
Detroit
Chain Whippers Of Youth Sought In Washington and Prince Georges
Police seek four teenage gang members in Washington and Prince Georges County after unprovoked chain whipping attacks. Victims include one Black boy and two White boys. a 14 year old escorted home from school was attacked, and an 18 year old was assaulted for allegedly not reporting the incident.
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Washington
Prince Georges County
Prince Georges Ime
Balloon to be shot into space from Wallops Island
A large silvery balloon about 100 feet in diameter will be launched from Wallops Island Virginia today around 5 30 pm. NASA aims to test the balloon ejection from the rocket nose as part of a spaceflight experiment and track its behavior in near space.
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Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Masked Gunman Kills One in Dept Store Shootout
A masked gunman killed a salesman and wounded two others in a Paramus department store raid near a Newark suburb. John Blanch grappled with the suspect, who shot him. security guards restrained the assailant as another worker, Leo Zaritsky, died from a head wound. The suspect, 39, faced murder charges and staff described his nonremorseful reply to prosecutors.
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Phoeni
Ariz
North Dakota
Bambersger’s
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Newark
Ward Lehman
Berger County
Lehman
Credit Department
John Blanch
Cedar Grove
Blanch
Leo Zaritsky
Rutherford
Pearitime
Zaritsky
Fred Cramer
Charles Jong
Rochelle Park
Fleid
Geiman
Branch
Cramer
Bomb suspect implicated in $1 million loss
Julian Andrew Frank the bomb suspect in last week's National Airlines explosion was to deliver a million dollars to a Fort Lauderdale company on May 5 but did not appear A Miami reviewer notes the failure led to a $1 damage suit filed in U S District Court on November 13 The Aruba Beach Club a native owned company on Aruba in the Dutch West Indies was involved The Abbott Morigagze Co supposedly would finance a luxury hotel for the Aruba Beach Club and had put up 35000 in cash and 19009 in securities in escrow but never recovered the funds
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Julian Andrew Frank
National Airlines
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
U.S
Ror L. Strubble
Aruba
Dutch West Indies
Struble
Frank
R. K. Abbott Morigagze Co
J & P Factors
Soldier killed in crash near Fort Meade
A Huntington West Virginia soldier died when a car hit a telephone pole on Route 10 near Fort Meade Maryland. SP 4C Drord Shafer 23 of Huntington and four others were injured and transported to South Baltimore General Hospital Fort Meade hospital for care.
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South Baltimore General Hospital
Fort Meade Hospital
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Joseph Guirdy
Large Cuban Army Being Formed
Fidel Castro builds a vast Cuban People's army as he converts fortresses into schools and arms workers students and farmers. The force is said to exceed Batista's peak military size, with education centers and defense cells across schools colleges and cooperatives. Armando Hart urged Latin American nations to imitate the shift from fortresses to training centers.
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Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Armando Hart
Cuba
Nixon Opens Presidency Campaign
Vice President Richard M Nixon opened his campaign with a warning against defense cuts and a pledge to build on Eisenhower policies. He spoke at the University of Florida in Gainesville and in Miami before a political tour, urging no manpower reductions and citing Khrushchev’s Soviet cutbacks as a reason to maintain strength.
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Fila
Richard M_ Nixon
Eisenhower
Gainesville
University of Florida
Xixon
Miiami
Miami
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Soviet Union
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Khrushchev
Nixon
Damascus' Britt Plans Presidential Run With Hillbilly Band
Elton Britt of Damascus Maryland says he will campaign for president with his hillbilly band. He cites political examples like John F Kennedy and Louisiana Governor Jimmie Day and plans to tour to fund the effort while continuing shows in New England.
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Damascus
Elton Britt
John D-Mas
Land
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Stolen Car Found Wrecked At Local Concrete Plant
A car stolen overnight from Roy May Frederick was found wrecked on the Supreme Concrete Block Company property on East Street. Police report the car struck a tree and rock before tipping on its side. May reported the theft to State Police around 6 am. The vehicle is identified as a 1951 Pontiac valued at about $50.
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East Street
Roy May
RFD
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Pozo
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Pamela Janeen
Brit
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Atk
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Oklo
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KMPC
Beverly Hills
Cahif
Beverly Hilldishes
New York
WOR
WHS
WNEW
Tennessee
Jed
NBC
WMAL
Washington, D.C
WWVA
Wheeling
W. Va
Elevator project begins at Montevue Home
Work starts on the Montevue Home elevator project with Earley as low bidder at 2676 dollars. The shaft will serve basement through third floor and is not to extend to the attic, with a hospital mechanism and electronic eye for safety. Completion expected by February end.
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Montievue
Tecto
George Stupp
S. Arles
TV Writers Guild Goes On Strike
Hollywood reports the Writers Guild of America declares a strike against the Alliance of Television Film Producers and major studios at 12:01 a.m. The action could halt TV production if prolonged, with some studios reportedly prefilming episodes to hold a backlog while guild disputes center on personal service contracts.
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