North by-pass leg plans take shape in 1956 57
State Roads Commission outlines tentative 1956 57 schedule for Frederick by-pass northern leg from West Patrick street to US 15 north of Harmony Grove. Includes land acquisition surveys and plans this year, road widening and bridge work, and dual highway development from West Patrick street to Tuscarora Creek about 5 1 3 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Frederick By-Pass
West Patrick Street
U. S. 15
Harmony Grove
Commission
East Patrick] Streec
Frederick
Tuscarora Creek
West Fourth Street
West Seventh Street
Matter Avenue
Worman's Mill
Catoctin
Catoctin Creek
Maryland
Unionville
Carroll County
Steiner
Hil
Baltimore
Eldersburg
Feagaville
Washington County
Jefferson Street
Thurmont
Frederick County
New Windsor
U. S. 240
Rockville
Chestnut Avenue
Wisconsin Avenue
Panama to Begin Trial of Guizado and Aides
Panama’s National Assembly was called to meet to prepare the trial of former President Jose Ramon Guizado and others accused in the assassination of President Jose Antonio Remon. The assembly was also expected to lift the state of siege to aid in the pursuit of Remon’s killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
National Assembly
Jose Ramon Guizado
Jose Antonio Remon
Remon
Guizado
Fan
Ruben Miro
Guiado
Jose Ramon Jr
Rodolfo Si. Malo
Jose Neives Perez
Luis Carlos Hernandez
Jose Edgardo Tejada
Miro
Tejada
Hernandez
Miron
Start Soon On Chronic Hospital
The Frederick County Chronic Hospital, formerly Emergency Hospital behind Montevue, may reopen as soon as possible after minor fixes to meet state licensing. The State Health Department ordered it closed. only first floor patients remain as renovations, including doorway additions, are planned. Second floor use would need sprinkler installation.
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Cowory
Frederick County
Emergency
Montevue
State Department of Health
State Health Department
Forbes
Burgess
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Accidents For Weekend Listed Here
Weekend police docket reports show multiple collisions on Patrick Street and nearby roads causing damage but few injuries. A car driven by George F Shier Jr. struck Charles E Cole after attempting to pass, with about 150 to 160 dollars damage. Slifer faces reckless driving charge set for January 26. A second wreck on Wisner and Church streets involved Phyllis Legg and Franklin Miller with minor and unestimated damages. A truck incident at Fourth and Market caused 30 dollars damage to another car. Additional charges include Lea F Hough facing an accident liability and side-swipe sequence. A hospital admission involved Wayne Michael after a crash on Willis Derr Road. County auditors awarding a 1951 books audit contract to Gwynn Kinsey for about 6455 dollars. Information from Army officials referenced Irvine Peress case inquiries.
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Patrick Street
Narva Avenue
Paul Mossburg
Norman Trump
George F Shier, Jr
Middletown
Patrick
Charles EL. Cole
RFD
Frederick
Cole Machine
Slifer
Wisner and
Church
Phyllis 5
Legg
Motter
Franklin D. Miller
East Second Street
Ben Phebus- Miller
Pines
Wisnee
Lieut. Phobus
Fourth and Market Streets
Seret
Denver Shock
Richard D. Baer
B. Avenue
William M. Etheride
Glen Burnie
Lea F. Hough
Airy
South and
Carroll Streets
Hough
F Russell Young
Carroll
Ira Hayes
M 9
Tyergar
Water Street
Curtis Cover
Haserstown
Dors Seigis
Bonne
Shook
Kanode
Bender
Wayne Michael
Davis Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Feagaville
Paul Kline
Michael
Willis Derr
Eisenhower proposes higher budget for National Park Service
President Eisenhower recommended a near eleven million increase for the National Park Service in the year starting July 1, raising the budget to about 20 million. Current year appropriations were 39.492 million with 9.098 million for management and protection, and construction funds totaling 281.884 million for seven of eight parkways.
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Washington
National Park Service
Eisenhower
Congress
Parks Service
Wanted Wife To Know Who Was Boss
A New Market man Leonard L Ambush received a three month sentence in the House of Correction after beating his wife on Sunday to show her who was boss. The attack left injuries to her head and eye. Ambush admitted striking her three times. the wife testified she was struck with a shoe across the left eye and three blows to the head. State Trooper Robert C. Dishonz investigated. Other docket entries include motorists forfeiting collateral for various traffic offenses filed by Trooper Paul Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
House of Correction
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Leonard L. Ambush
Ambush
Sheffield
Robert C. Dishonz
Harry B. Fleming. Jr
Airy
Audrey Bowser
Hagerstown
U.S 40
Harvey
Baugher
East Third Street
Los
Paul Kline
Leaks Strain Baltimore Water System Amid Repairs
Baltimore suffers a major water loss with as much as two million gallons leaking daily from a nine foot diameter tunnel. Acting chief water engineer Bernard L. Werner said leaks stem from expansion of steel and concrete joints. The tunnel serves half the city and handles about ten million gallons daily, delaying shutdowns until other installations are completed in 1956.
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Baltimore
Igsme
Bernard L. Werner
Werner
Bequests Highlight Kline Will In Orphans Court
The will of Frederick antique dealer Charles G. Kline probated today in Orphans Court lists numerous cash bequests to relatives and friends. Executors N Wilson Schley and Alton Y Bennett are directed to convert remaining personal property to cash and distribute proceeds to named relatives, with a monument funded at Mount Olivet cemetery. The estate value is about 40,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Kline
Frederick
Orphans Court
N. Wilson Schley
Alton Y. Bennett
Pauline Kline Nogle
William Nogle
Cornelia Kline Good
Austin M. Kline
Frank R. Smith, Jr
Austin Esworthy
Oliver Esworthy
Meredith Esworthy
Maggie Esworthy
Alice Smith
Frank Smith
Harry Kline
Dayton
Richard Kine
Daisy Kelly
Pearl Shalat
Clay Purvis
Balboa
Canal Zone
Agatha Harris
Roy Harris
Lewis F. Esterly
Ira Weddle
Alt. Olivet
Daisy E. Kline
West Seventh Street
Ephraim H. Kline
Frank R. Smith
Richard Kline
Harry Kane
Charles S. Jones
Samuel G. Zimmerman
Hively
Nellie L. Hively
Edward Lee
Frizzelburg
Casa Loma
Braddock Heights
W. Cover Smith
Kenneth £. Smith
Edward L. Hively
Madge C. Koutz
Herman J. Koutz
Merritt Lockwood
Seat Tuscarora
Botts Eton Wierman
Emmusburg
Leroy A. Wierman
London plunges into darkness from smoke cloud incident
An 11 minute smoke cloud over London caused a city wide panic as darkness fell and crowds cried out in fear. Witnesses described a sudden silence and screams before the mysterious cloud passed. In Annapolis, J Millard Tawes was sworn in for a fifth term as Maryland comptroller.
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London
Precaritly Circus
Croydon Town Hall
Tawes
Annapolis
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Ihief Money
Plane Down In Atlantic 13 Missing
A United States Navy four engine Constellation crashed in the Atlantic off Southwest Newfoundland with 13 aboard. The aircraft departed Harmon Air Force Base en route to Patuxent River NAS Maryland after engine failures. Search planes found numerous life rafts but none with occupants.
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Corner Brook
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Harmon Air Force Base
Here
Harmon
Patuxent River Naval Air Station
Maryland
Constellation
Inside Airways
Moncton
N.B
Funds For Potomac Basin Expansion And Parkway Plans
The administration proposes boosting federal support for the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin to 510,000 for the year starting July 1, with an additional 100,000 for the 250th anniversary celebration of Tamestown Virginia. Budget cuts include reductions for the National Capital Planning Commission’s George Washington Memorial Parkway work and expansion of the National Capital Park System in Maryland, with various parkway projects in Virginia and Maryland affected. Also noted is a planned cap on the national debt, and a burglary at Fairmont Heights High School in Upper Marlboro netting about 735 dollars.
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Washington
Interstate Commission
Potamar River
Congress
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tamestown
National Capital Planning Commission
George Washington Memorial Parkway
Mount Vernon
Leesburg-Chain Bridge
U.S. Bureau of Public Roars
Fairfax County
Vai
Montgomery County
Prince Georges County
National Capital Park System
Mary
Oxon Run
Indian Creek Parks
Oven Run
Oxon Run Parkway
District of Columbia
Suitland Parkway
Indian Creek
Paint Branch Parkway
Flying Boxcar Engines To Be Inspected
The 18th Air Force ordered special engine inspections for its 92 Flying Boxcars used in Exercise Snowbird in Alaska. Investigations into four Alaska airlift CK8 engine failures prompt continued checks, with pilots parachuting infantrymen during four emergencies and loads reduced for safety. 30 of 62 were inspected at Anchorage with no repairs needed. 32 more to be checked. Planes hail from Sewart AFB Tennessee and Charleston AFB South Carolina with support units.
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Greenville
D. C
18Th Air Force
Alaska
Donaldson Air Force Base
Eldoltu
Nialike Lwu
Chester E McCarty
Anchorage
Sewart Air Force Base
Tenn
456Th
Charleston
S. C
Bill Provides Scholarships At Hood College
Senator Ramsburg of Frederick introduces a Maryland teaching scholarships bill to relieve the teacher shortage. Hood College will offer two county wide room and board scholarships and one from each Frederick election district, with bonds requiring two years of teaching service. The measure aims to expand college training rather than build new facilities and assigns Ramsburg to key Senate committees.
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Maryland
Hood College
State Senate
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick County
Western Maryland College
Ramsburg T
Ramsburg
University of Maryland
Hood
Senate
University of Maryland Autonomy
Banking
Insurance
Reads
Debt per person falls as national debt grows
Eisenhower budget figures show the national debt rising to about 276 billion by mid 1956 while population grows. The share per person declines from 167.25 to about 328.39 by mid 1956, with projections for mid 1955 and mid 1956.
Eisenhower Sees Interest At 10 Cents Of Each Dollar
President Eisenhower, in his budget message, announced 14 cents of every dollar spent next fiscal year will go to interest on the national debt. Interest payments are projected at 6.300 billion dollars for the year beginning July 1. The current national debt is near the legal limit of 275 billion, with a temporary 281 billion ceiling set to expire June 30.
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Washington P
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Soti Ta Ana, CO
Census Bureau
Wall
Victim Dies In Baltimore Apartment Fire
An 83 year old woman, Mrs. Sar dona H. Mason, Negro, died in a Baltimore apartment fire yesterday. Fire officials say a vigil candle she kept burning may have set her clothing alight. the fire was contained to the single apartment.
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Baltimore F
Sardona H. Mason
Budget seeks defense led growth and new aid plan
President Eisenhower proposed a trimmed 1956 budget totaling about 362.41 billion dollars with a projected deficit near 2.7 billion. He emphasized national security spending at 40 percent, highlighted radar early warning systems, air power, and a durable military buildup while proposing a broad nonmilitary policy of partnerships with states and private interests and a substantial foreign aid program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Wen
Air Force
Armed Services
Capitol Hill
Fie
U. S
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West Patrick
Harmony
New York
Coast Guard
San Antonio
Tex
William M. Jardine
Agriculture
Calvin Coolidge
Kansas State College
Gwynn Kinsey
Dill Avenue
Army
Stevens
John G Adams
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Irvine Peress
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Park Service
Kline
Navy
Ups
Potomac Basin
Marlboro
Mont Heights High School
Bill
Tris
Hollywood
Marila Men Toe
She Srep
20Th Century
Fos
Darryl
Fo Zanuck
the Studho
Marin
Nunnalix Johnson
Ater
Ellicott City
Arthur W. Mintz, Jr
Mintz
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