Frigid conditions blanket county as roads drift and freeze
Last night the county faced near zero temperatures with drifting and icy secondary roads. State police and road crews worked to clear crackling snow as frigid air lingered and warnings of more snow and strong winds persisted.
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Unionville
Weather Bureau
Gatmbrill State Park
Meiis
Brad Dock
Myersville
Middletown
Park Mills
Urbana
Emmitsburg
State Roads Department
Burkittsville
Johnsville
Adams Trial: Doctor Faces Murder Charge in England
EASTBOURNE England Scotland Yard lists witnesses as the trial of John Bodkin Adams enters its fourth day. Prosecutor Melford Stevenson aims to prove Adams coerced or influenced Edith Morrell to die for her will and allegedly supplied drugs to Gertrude Hullett leading to fatal barbiturate doses.
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Eastbourne
England
Scotland Yard
John Bodkin Adams
Britain
Adams
Edith Morre
Melford Stevenson
30 Days To Pay Liens On East South Street Tavern
An East South street tavern owners face 30 days to settle mechanic and material liens totaling over 4500 for alterations and improvements or a public sale. Equity Court Chief Judge Patrick Mr. Schnauffer authorized the action against Mrs Marie J McClain Boyd and husband Harry R Boyd, and named Will an Adamstown contractor and Frederick plumber Mebri F Wachter as lien claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
Equity Court
Patrick Mr. Schnauffer
Marie. J. McClain Boyd
Harry R. Boyd
Ian S. Wilt
Adamstown
Boyd
Wilt
Etchison GOP Club elects officers in Frederick
Edward H. Etchison was named president of the G O P Club of Frederick County at the annual election held last Friday at the Hotel Frederick. Officers include William H. Browning first vice president Mrs Louise Porter second vice president Miss Helen A Remsburg recording secretary and Frank W Rothenhoefer treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Etchison
Frederick
G. O. P. Club
Frederick County
Willam H. Browning
Kemptown
Louise Porter
Brunswick
Ars
Herbert W. Duvall
Helen A. Remsburg
Jefferson
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Preferick
Jeanne Barnhart
Thurmont
George Washington
John A. Derr
Mehrl F. Wachter
James Messersmith
James Eshelman
Bruce E. Crum
Hilda EB. Croghan
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Horace M. Alexander
Charles P. Staley
Gail L. Catshall
Wiliam Browning
Edward Widmaer
Glenn Swisher
Elmer Munshower
Emmett R. Bowlus
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
National Guard
Air Force B50 crashes on takeoff from Eielson AFB
A Weather Reconnaissance Squadron B50 crashed on takeoff from Eielson Air Force Base near Fairbanks Alaska. Twelve crew were believed aboard with conditions described as serious by information officers. The accident occurred about five miles from the base.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Eielson Air Force Base
Wie
Fielson
Teld
Marin
Ool
Israel urged to withdraw from Egypt in three days
Asian and African delegates proposed a UN Assembly measure demanding Israel pull troops from Egypt and Gaza within five days, with a narrower plan for a five day extension. Dag Hammarskjold reported Israel’s silent withdrawal from Gaza and a possible discussion on Gaza arrangements. Egypt has long occupied Gaza since 1949.
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General Assembly
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Assembly
Israel
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Sinai Desert
Sharm el Sheikh
Eban
Gaza
Negev Desert
Mediterranean
Strip
Palestine
May Invite Tito To Visit Later
A congressional observer said the government may invite Yugoslav President Tito to visit the United States after Congress adjourns to avoid offending the Yugoslav government or protesting lawmakers. Reports of an April invitation exist, while Rep Keating warned Tito is not welcomed by the people or Congress.
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Washington
Tito
United States
Congress
Ugoslav
House
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Democrats Seek Action On Economy In Maryland
Democratic leaders in Annapolis urged action on the economy at a caucus, as senators and delegates named plan to map cuts and address voter needs. In unrelated court notes, several defendants faced motor vehicle and drunken driving charges with fines and jail terms, while a university official was noted as vice president of the Associated Women Students at Maryland. Temperatures across the state fell well below zero with windy, icy conditions and a forecast of continued cold weather.
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Gene E. Carter
Rockville
Annapolis
Maryland House of Delegates
Sheffield Jr
Shore
Baltimore
Hanna
D-Wicomseg
Mandel
D-Balto Sth
Fue
MeKel
W. S. NeAfee
Herbert B. Williar
East Patrick’ S Street
House of Correction
L- C. Clark
McAfee
Robert C
Alice Love
Trail Avenue
Associated Women Students
University of Maryland
Associated Women
Charles Wisner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charleston
W. Vamon
West Vir
Zinia
Elkins
Randolph County
J “Mountains
Marticsterg
Ber
Mit
Wheeling
Morgantown
Huntington
Parkersburg
Weather Bureau
Budget Cuts Drive Maryland Assembly Economy Push
Gov McKeldin seeks seven million dollars from cigarette taxes to cover a twenty million shortfall with thirteen million from unspent funds. Haona and Mandel push budget restraint while the Eastern Shore delegation pledges economy. Delegations in Western and Southern Maryland show mixed interest in joining the effort.
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Ators
Chem
Haona
Mandel
McKeldin
Hanna
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Reds Fear Middle East Program
Moscow diplomats say the Kremlin fears President Eisenhower’s Middle East plan as a Western encirclement move. They warn the Soviet Union cannot match U.S. dollars while draining its economy. Diplomats urge a concrete program beyond propaganda to retain influence in Arab nations.
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U. S
Soviet Union
Moscow
West
Egypt
Kremlins
Iin
Middle East
Plan Model Home Contest Opens With Local School Footing
The Plan Model Home Contest invites ninth to twelfth graders during the Junior Chamber of Commerce Home Show at the National Guard Armory February 27 to March 2. Clyde M. Roney Jr. announced William D. Bowers Lumber Company sponsors and Robert Vanguten represents them. Over $200 in prizes will be awarded. rules are available at local schools.
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Roney
Tax Exempt Centreville Maryland Foundation Questioned
A Whitehall Foundation in Maryland faces scrutiny as to its tax exempt status. Circuit Judge William R. Horney ruled on the case proceedings involving Prince Rainier and Princess Grace, with references to Caroline Gregoire and Monte Carlo interests in the matter.
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Centreville
Blake- Gregoire
Caroline Fjord Farms
Monte Carlo
Whitehall
Prince Rainer
Princess Empt
Maryland
Grace
Gregoire
Shocked heart revived by lamp cord treatment
In St. Croix Falls Wisconsin William Fruehling 49 survived after three doctors used a lamp extension cord to deliver direct heart shocks when his heart stopped. They aided respiration and massaged the heart and described a brief convulsive quiver before the third shock restored activity.
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St, Croix Falls
Wis
William Fruehling
Fruehling
St. Croix Falls
Ex Premier Dropped From Polish Election List
Warsaw The Polish Communist party purged former Prime Minister Edward Osobka Morawski from its candidate list for Sunday’s parliamentary election. Jerzy Krezel was also removed from Krakow’s electoral roster as the new government seeks a strong showing.
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Warsaw
Polish Communist Party Today
Edward Osobka Morawski
Sanday
Jerzy Krezel
Krakow
Telegram Is Called Fraud in Republican Telegram Case
Harold E. Mn denies sending a fraudulent telegram to Republican National Committee members. The message urged party unity against Nixon and Rockefeller teams. Stassen and Reece planned to investigate and contact the recipient to refute the claim.
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New York
Harold E. Mn
Repubian National
Hep
Carrol Reeve
Washington
Republican Party
Nixons
Krowlands
Slasser Sai
Stassen
Reece
Explosion at Panhandle compressor station kills three in Kansas
An explosion at a Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. compressor station near Liberal Kansas killed three workers and injured fourteen as seven other men were treated for burns and trauma. The blast damaged the facility, ruined engines, and damaged nearby buildings. officials expect to restore 70 percent of gas deliveries within a day.
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Liberal
Kan
Kansas
Detroit
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Panhandle Eastern
Missouri
Iinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Hole
Sacre
Atomic Nautilus to Undergo First Refueling
The Nautilus, the world’s first atomic submarine, will receive its first refueling after two years of cruising. Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics will perform the work likely at Groton Connecticut where the sub was built. The vessel has logged 55,000 miles mostly submerged since its launch two years ago.
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Washington 7
Navy
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Groton
Cold Wave Eases Slightly Across Midwest As Subzero Readings Persist
A week-long cold spell eased in the Midwest but a major Arctic air mass lingered, with subzero readings from Ohio to Pennsylvania and as far south as Tennessee. Cities reported record lows including Youngstown minus 12 and Pittsburgh near zero, while winds gusted past 50 mph and snow fell 2 to 4 inches in New England.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Mercury
Youngstown
Ohio
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
W.va
Columbus
Cleveland
West Virginia
Elkins
Randolph County
Big Savage Mountain
Maryland
Tennessee
North Central
Canada
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Plains
Mississippi River
Dakota
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
New York
Pennsylvania
Apalachians
Middle
Atlantic States
New England
Polish Statement Discounted By U S Officials
Washington officials reported Poland's communist government remains independent in line while pressured to align with China. They noted plans to provide surplus cotton and wheat to Poland as favorable considerations continue. A 17 year old segregationist was arrested in Louisville after attempting to oust the police chief at a meeting.
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Washington
Poland
China
United States
Louisville
Shively
Luther Melton
Billy Branham
Detroit
750 Million Texas Drought Seen as National Problem
President Eisenhower visited Texas drought lands to assess damage while noting the human toll. State figures flag 750 million dollars in production losses, with wind erosion and moved cattle losses also uncounted. Texas farmers face credit needs and potential wind erosion mitigation.
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Texas
Dallas
Eisenhower
John White
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Alin
Charles F. Bowers
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Wit
Witt
Schnauffer
Thomas J. Crum
Crum
Dudge
Mehr Wachter
Cram
LE. N
Xustom
Matual
NEA
William
Reds
Kremlin
U.S
Arturo Toscanini
Senius
H. Jg
Red) Smith
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Smith
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