Librarian Conference Slated Here
Some 175 school librarians principals and state school officials are expected here Friday for an all day regional State School Librarian conference arranged by Mae Graham supervisor of School and Children's Libraries in the State Department of Education Assisting locally is Miss Alice Robinson county Library supervisor The Francis Scott Key Hotel hosts the opening session with remarks by Dr David Zimmerman and Dr James A Sensenbaugh The morning features Robert Amsden topic The Library in the Instructional Program followed by group meetings for high and elementary librarians and several consultants The luncheon session led by Helen M Clark includes a New Books Discussion with ten member groups represented from Anne Arundel Calvert Charles Frederick Garrett Harford Howard Prince Georges St Marys and Washington counties
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Mae Graham
State Department of Education
Alice Robinson
Francis Scott Key
Graham
David Zimmerman
Assant
James A. Sensenbaugh
Robert Amsden
Columbia High School
Maplewood
N. J
Amsden
Quentin Earhart
Mary Helena Manor
U. S. Office For Education
Lois Winslee
Annapolis
M. Frances Grimes
Washington
Dale Arbogast
Indian Head
Charles Coun
Amice D. Harper
Isabell Philips
Fontgrome
Elizabeth Pierce
Parent-Teacher Association County Brary
Prince Georges County
Helen M. Clark
Division of Library Extension
Iemmoon
Miss Robinson
Marxlandrary Association
Mi “Mumford
Hbrarians
Maryland_ Cou
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Charles
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Prince Georges
St. Marrs
Duvall Files For 6th District Nomination
R Byng Duvall a Kingston official and businessman filed as a Republican candidate for the 6th District. Born in Kingston, son of Eduvall and Mrs. Russell, he has ties to Wheaton and Mont County. A former secretary to Dr. Henry Apple, he later led engineering and construction firms and served in the National Guard and Air Force.
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R. Byng Duvall
Kensington
City
Eduvall
Wheaton
West Second Street
Seys
Michael Russell
East Third Street
Russell
Penn: Tailroad
Anna R. Beng Duvall
Ann
Rosa Duvall
Henry Joseph Apple
Apple
Hood Col
Duvall
Mont County
Kensington-Wheaton
Man Arraigned On Assault Charge In Frederick County
A man was arraigned on an assault charge after a warrant issued January 1 identified the defendant as involved in a domestic dispute. The case, aided by Lt. Thompson and Officers Mossburg and Gailen, remained open as the defendant seeks counsel. Ledford and his younger brother faced additional charges of breaking and entering for a barn theft of 24 bushels of corn valued at $21.
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Market Street
Byron W. Thompson
Harry L. Quinn
Paul Mossburg
Frederick
Thompson
Sherman Bowers
J. R. Gailen
Newcomer
Gallen
Ledford
Steven P. Riland
New Radar System Is Developed
The Naval Research Laboratory has developed a horizon spanning radar capable of detecting missiles from submarines, a major breakthrough to fill gaps in the continental defense. Project Madre aims to provide long range detection with low power, replacing bigger antennas and stronger transmitters. A four million dollar prototype is under construction on Chesapeake Bay near Chesapeake Beach Maryland, planned for completion in September.
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New York
Naval Research Laboratory
New York Times
Navy
Naval Laboratory
Washington Dispatch
Times Adde
Project Madree
Times
United States
Washington, D.C
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake Beach
Calvert County
Woman Killed In Auto-Trailer Crash
A woman, Marr Mazur of Freezin, was killed in a collision involving an automobile and a trailer. The incident occurred in Marxland as sleet and freezing rain moved through the area. Weather forecasts warned of continued freezing temperatures and potential ice on highways tonight.
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Marxland
New Jersey
Iman Mobile-Tractor i
Marr Mazur
Buon Ap
Woman Injured In U S 15 Crash Near Hansonville
A Washington woman was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after her car left U S 15, struck a pole, and damaged the vehicle. Trooper Henry I Stafford said the 195 Dodge was a total loss. Wet roads and no speed indication meant no charges.
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Washington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hansonville
U S
Frederick
Agnes Sue Suit
Henry I. Stafird
Eisenhower sends budget seeks big 1961 surplus
President Eisenhower announced a 1961 budget plan projecting a record 84 billion dollar revenue year and a 379.8 billion dollar outlay. He proposed modest nonmilitary cuts and revenue steps including a half cent gasoline tax increase and a penny air mail levy to reduce the national debt and spur growth.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Pri
Ma Vice Sions
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Noah Mason
Roman L.hruska
Neb
Midwest Snowstorm Halts Travel and Schools Across Region
A severe winter storm blankets the Plains and Midwest with snow sleet and freezing rain. Roads blocked, highways closed, and schools in multiple states canceled as drifted snow and subzero winds disrupt travel from Nebraska to Ohio Valley and into Colorado and Texas.
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Great Lakes
Plains
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvan
I Yain
South Atlantic States
Illnois
Rockies
Drummond
Mort
Kansas
U.S. 40
Nebraska
Star
Cloudcroft
Maryhill
Omaha
Colorado
Ekim Hilneis
Amarillo
Tex
Pots Leap Through Windows in Baltimore Mystery
A Baltimore family reports miniature pots and other objects moving, exploding, and crashing with no warning over four days, linking the events to a haunted style pattern last seen in 1958. Neighbors and relatives describe fear and strange noises as the Jones household endures repeated disturbances.
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Baltimore
Jones
Billion-Dollar Boost In Foreign Aid Asked
President Eisenhower asked Congress for a two billion dollar increase in U.S. foreign aid. The request covers military assistance and economic programs to bolster free world forces, including NATO, with funds for development loans and advanced weapons. The fiscal year ending June 30, 1961 is the target.
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Washington
U.S
Press
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Wth
Man Stabbed Is In Satisfactory Condition
A man identified as Dickerson, described as colored, was reported in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital after a stabbing at a party. Trooper Douglas E. Roger James E. Heimes, 37, stabbed during the incident, was reportedly attacked near the home Dig es by Sular Loaf Mountain Park at 1228.
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Dickerson
Memorial Hospital
Douglas E. Roger James E. Heimes
Peel
S Ag
Heimes
Sular Loaf Mountain Park
Hermes
Plan 4 Deep Space Probes and 8 Satellites
Washington AP reports the civil space agency plans four deep space probes and eight scientific satellites in the next fiscal year. President Eisenhower’s budget message to Congress requests nearly 600 million for NASA and 802 million for long range projects, with a supplementary appropriation reduction proposed for last year.
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Washington
Civilian Space Agency
Eisenhower
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
NASA
Trati
France to explode first Sahara atomic blast soon
Paris reports France plans an atomic device detonation in the Sahara within days. The move comes amid global resistance, with U N resolutions and African nations fearing radioactivity spread. France warns planes to avoid test zones as authorities seek containment.
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France
Sahara
Paris
Ghana
Tunisia
Hesgane
Algeria
Mediterranean
Atlantic
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Freight train crashes into school bus near Fackler
In Fackler Alabama a freight train struck a school bus killing seven children and injuring three others. Highway Patrolman T W Freeman said the train from Chattanooga sliced through the bus and dragged wreckage about three quarters of a mile. Driver Charlie Beavers was in critical condition. The bus carried about ten children. four died and two were critically injured in Scottsboro while Stevenson reported three dead and one critical.
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Fackler
Ala
Alabama
T. W. Freeman
Chattanooga
Freeman
Charlie Beavers
Stevenson
Scottsboro
Tenn
Lakers plane lands in field after snowstorm near Carroll
A Minneapolis Lakers charter plane carrying 23 aboard landed in a cornfield near Carroll Iowa after losing electrical power in a heavy snow. Pilot Vernon Ullman guided the DCS to a safe touchdown with no injuries. Passengers included Lakers coach Jim Pollard and family. a motorcade later ferried them to a motel. A second item reports a 1 year old girl shot while fleeing a stolen car in Washington.
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Carroll
Iowa
APJ
Minneapolis Lakers
Henry ‘Roth
Gopher Aviation Co
Vernon Wilman
Brookings, SD
Minneapolis
al Thorup
Carroll Police
Lawn
DCS
St. Louis
Francis T. Ryan
Ullman
Ryan
Laker
Jim Pollard
Alan
Afike
Mary
Ben Bosenkamp
Crest Washington
Gery
Five Day Weather Outlook From Associated Press
The forecast calls for precipitation Thursday totaling about one half inch. Temperatures dip slightly Wednesday and drift near normal Thursday through Saturday with highs from the upper 30s in Western Maryland to the mid 40s in the east and overnight lows around 18 in Western Maryland to the mid 40s in the east.
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Associated Press
Maryland
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