Driver Hurt In Snowy Road Crash Near Clifton
A woman, Braddock Heights resident Mary K Chapline, was hospitalized with head and knee injuries after her 1954 Studebaker collided with a westbound tractor-trailer on U S 404 near Clifton Road at Braddock Mountain. No charges filed.
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Mary K. Chapline
Braddock Heights
George M. Chapline
Frederick Memorial Hosital
Paul A. Kline
Clifton Road
Braddock Mountain
E. P Thomas
E. L. Baum
Chapline
U. S. 404
Studebaker
Emory William Stull
New Market
Baum
U.S
Frederick
Plymouth
Marlin Clark Fitzgerald
Kittaning
Paul Raymond Weaver
Ford stock offering set at sixty four fifty per share
Ford Motor Co plans the largest corporate equity offering in history, with Ford Foundation selling shares at 64.50 each to raise about 642.6 million. SEC filing confirms the price, and underwriters report strong investor interest for the 10.2 million common shares to be listed on major exchanges.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
Ford Foundation, Inc
Securities and Exchange Commission
Henry Ford
SEC
New York
Detroit
Ford Foundation
Retiring Scout Leader Honored Despite Snowstorm Rally
About 700 people attended a Francis Scott Key district Boy Scouts rally at Frederick High School honoring Chester H. Childs on his 42 years of service. He received a television set while his wife was given gifts as district officials praised unit growth from 21 to 36 and noted plans for a larger district roll in coming years.
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Boy Scouts
Frederick High School
Happy Pautry
Chester H. Childs
Scout Movement
Childs
Francis Scom Key
National Capital Area Council
Singing of America
William Roessler
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bald Seas
Francis Scou Key
Philmont
New Mexico
National Capital Area
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Lyman Karr
Karr
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Roessler
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Grayson B. Haller Jr
F. Russell Young
Hal Rush
Francis Scott Key District
Morrison
Washington
Clarence F. Urffer
Philadelphia
Mr. Childs
Tom Beidon
Lewis Fagan
Richard H .Mmond
Charla Brastlein
Jack Shorrow
Russell-Young
Himmler
New York
Boston
Maine
Himmiler
Cumberland
Navy
Bennas Aviano Cup
FBI
Truck Drivers Strike Halts Fuel Deliveries in New York City
Fuel truck drivers struck over pay and benefits, halting all coal and about six percent of fuel oil deliveries in New York City except Staten Island. City officials report hundreds of emergency delivery calls as mediators seek settlement, with unions seeking a significant hourly raise.
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New York
New York City
Staten Island
Nelson Seitel
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Robert F Waaner
Five Day Forecast With Temperature Variations
A forecast calls for five days with moderately cold conditions midweek and late week. Temperatures will average 3 to 6 degrees below normal with afternoon highs near 40 and early mornings near 18 to 2 in eastern and southern sections. Occasional warmer spells are expected Sunday and western areas Saturday.
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Five
Coker Freday
West Portion
Rainerstow
Maryland
Garrett County
January Snow Tastes Maryland Across the State
Most of Maryland saw 1 to 5 inches of snow with Garrett County totaling 9 to 10 inches. Roads were slippery and drifting. chains were advised in Garrett and Allegany counties. Snow cast light areas including Frostburg Cambridge Salisbury and Baltimore region with temperatures 28 to 42 degrees.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Garrett Counts
Garrett County
Allegany County
Frostburg
Cumberland
Washington
Baltimore
Waldorf
Easton
Benson
Harford County
Pikesville
Waterloo
Rorkville
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Salisbury
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Allegany
Towson
Rockville
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Conowingo
Cigarette Machine Stolen From City Restaurant
Robbers broke into Verna E Bare's restaurant at 575 East Street late Monday night and carried a cigarette machine to the rear, taking cigarettes and cash. Officer Bernard E King found the front door pried open at 2 15 p m and the place ransacked. About $5 was taken from a cash register and the coin container of a music box was not opened. Entry occurred after closing around 6 20 p m and discovery by police.
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Verna E. Bare
East Street
Bernard E. King
Detective Bureau
King
Port Authority Bill Before Governor Hints at Special Session
Baltimore officials report Governor Grov. Mich el din considers the Port Authority Bill after reviewing a final draft. An executive assistant says a decision may come today, with a special session possible before the February 1 regular assembly start to ensure legality.
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Grov
Mcheldin
Albert W. Quita
General Assembly
Bad Weather Delays Rural Roads and Sparks Accidents
Snowfall ranging from two to five inches covered Frederick County as icy roads and drifting demanded chains. State and county crews deployed 45 to 30 pieces of equipment to clear highways, with drifting reported on north–south routes and several accidents under investigation. Schools opened, busses ran late, and utilities reported minor outages while forecasts warned of more snow or rain midweek.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
State Roads Commission
County Roads Board
Severs Hig Gradute
Ranedge Board
Roads Commission
Maryland
Union Bridge
Myersville
Burkittsville
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Middletown
Ijamsville
Liberty
Johnsville
Roads Board
Unionville
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Schoals
Greyhound Lines
Utilities
Steelean Lines
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Potomac Edison Company
More Children Now Taking Vaccine Shots
The county reports a surge in child vaccinations with a clinic at Winchester Hall inoculating 254 youngsters. Dr Forbes Burgess notes the program now covers ages up to ten, expanding access beyond prior limits as more families participate.
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Winchester Hall
Forbes Burgess
Beard
Momdin
Pridiay
Cold snap grips the South with freezing temps
A fresh surge of cold air chilled the South with freezing weather across most areas except coastal Florida. Virginia and North Carolina reported snow up to two inches, Baltimore saw two inches, and Jackson Mississippi along with Charlotte, North Carolina, registered 29 degrees. Miami remained around 60 as Dakotas hit subzero wind chills.
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Associated Press
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Gulf Coast
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Gordonsville
Baltimore
Jackson
Miss
Charlotte
Miami
Plains
Dakotas
Grand Forks
Great Lakes
Watch On A 55 Raging River Amid California Floods
Engineers monitor the Feather River at Yuba City as Bolinas and Stinson Beach in Marin County suffer flood damage. Levee at Shanghai Bend remains frail after Christmas breaks. Creeks crest at 683 feet and fall. Beale AFB crews deploy tarps and sandbags while rain subsides. Flood toll rises with at least 25 dead and over 60 million dollars in losses.
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San Francisco
Yuba City
Bolinas
Stinson Beach
Marin County
Eisenhower
John J. Livingstone
Air Force
Shanghai Bend
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Shanzhai Bend
Enni
Beale
California
Higher Academic Standards In Sight
Baltimore news notes university president Dr Wilson Elkins reports a faculty study on stricter standards for the latter part of 1986. He says higher standards should raise caliber faculty and student contribution to society. Annapolis College marks Woodrow Wilson birthday with a Friday celebration themed Freedom for Mankind World Safe for Mankind.
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Baltimore
Abe
Umiversity
Marsland
Wilson
Elkins
Cheumvats
Filkins Elkins
Annapolis
Iniin's College
Woodrow Wilson
City Police Release 1955 Crime and Service Report
The Muncie Police Department publishes a 1955 year end report showing total non vehicle arrests 11 593 up from 8 800 previous year with motor vehicle arrests 706 down from 843. Totals include arrests for arson assault larceny burglary and other categories plus 304 recovered items valued at 41 760 18 returned to owners. The report details docketed offenses such as drunkenness 275 and juvenile complaints 106 and notes 63 000 building checks and 1 448 requests for various police services.
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Mua Police Department
Sear
Owl Causes Delay On Constitution Express in Baltimore
The Pennsylvania Railroad Constitution Express arrived in Baltimore fourteen minutes late from Washington due to a owl in the pantograph. Power flickered as maintenance inspected the locomotive. After removing the owl the train proceeded to New York.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltmore
Washington
New York
Radar Expert Slain in Boston With Defense Papers
A 31 year old radar expert from Cumberland Maryland, Robert B. Himmler, was killed on a Boston area street after a hitchhiker takeover. His car was used in a Dorchester gas station robbery and his briefcase contained confidential East Coast defense plans. The killer remains at large.
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Boston
Georgetown
Robert BH Himmler
Cumberland
Mary Low Himmler
Boston Globe
The
Globe
FBI
Defense
Americas
Sen.Estes Neiduyes
Himmler
Daniel O'Meara
Dorchester
QC Slearn
Maryland
O'Meara
Avia
Albert Sell
Sirtm
Boston Herald
Dulles pushes long term foreign aid authority
Secretary of State Dulles urged Congress to grant authority for long term foreign aid commitments to counter Soviet offers, stressing the need for sustained assistance rather than single-shot operations. Undersecretary Hoover echoed the plea before the Senate committee amid signs the plan for 10 year commitments might be scrapped.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Asia
Herbert Hoover Jr
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Testimony Details Embezzlement Case in Montgomery County
In Rockville Maryland former Silver Spring loan company official John S Nolan 33 stands accused with bookkeeper Mrs Mary Biggs 31 of embezzling 4473 from Federal Discount Corp The crown alleges Nolan hid 2000 in a desk drawer and gave 5500 for a mink coat Biggs testified she was promised immunity and described a 1952 Philadelphia trip where Nolan paid 5000 cash and 500 check for a Cadillac with threats of harm if she testified.
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Rockville, Md
Silver Spring Loan Company
John S. Nolan
Mary ¥. Biggs
Second Pilot In Week Suffers Heart Attack
In Virginia a Piedmont Airlines DC3 pilot from Norfolk to Cincinnati, Lacy L. Sutton, 36, collapsed from a heart attack between Lynchburg and Roanoke. He landed at Roanoke, was taken to a hospital, and died in the emergency ward shortly after arrival.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Lacy L. Sutton
Norfolk
Piedmont
Cincinnati
Lanchburg
Tiele
Edward J. Ryan Declines Congressional Run
Edward St. Ryan, Allegany County Democrat, says he will not seek Congress this year. He announced during a Circuit Court recess where he served as defense counsel. Ryan once was the Democratic nominee for Maryland's Sixth District.
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Edward J. Ryan
Congress
Cumberland
Edward St. Ryan
Allegany County
Ryan
Maryland
DeWayt Hyde
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