Swirling Storm Deluges Six Inches Across Four States
An eastern snowstorm blankets Ohio through New England with three to six inches forecast. Frederick county businesses and schools close as winds to 16 mph whip dry flakes causing drifts. Road crews mobilize and drivers are urged to stay off highways amid ongoing snowfall and cold, windy conditions.
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Ohio
Atlantic Coast
New England
Frederick ci County
Weather Bureau
Washington County
Frederick County
Spoon
State Roads Commission
Four-County Feed Dealers Elect Officers at Meeting
Four-County Central Feed Dealers elected officers at a meeting. J Adee Shy was reelected president of Farmers Supply Walkersville. Charles Downey Hagerstown vice president. James Ver Frederick secretary. Allen W Nicodemus Monrovia treasurer. Board members include Summers Bowman Luhn Staley and others. A committee will meet Comptroller Louis Goldstein on barn snow tax. The group supports a $100 donation to the Maryland State Dairying judging team trip to England.
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Ete
V.lax
Mittee
Compiivier
Frederick Southern Sia
Allen W_ Nicodemus
Vernon W
Charles Downey
Louis Goldstein
Paul Ny
Omar Dye
Ralston Purina
Fred Lodge
Ralston Representatie
Frederick
Washington
Carroll and Alegany Coun
Marland +H club foundation
Maryland
England
Farm Bureau Meet Seeks Policy Implementation
About 100 representatives of the American Farm Bureau Federation gather at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with officers directors and staff from six mid Atlantic states to discuss implementing farm bureau policies. Speakers outline areas of concern including farm costs and federal state relations as meetings continue today and tomorrow.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Francis Scott Key Hotel
mid-Atlantic States
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Roger Fleming
AFBF
O. R. Long
Kenneth Hood
Wayne Tyler
Ling
Marvin McClain
Federation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Farm Bureau
McClain
Hahn Named in $75,000 Vehicle Damage Suit
The case, filed in Chem Court, stems from a February 22 1960 Baltimore crash involving a Hahn Transportation tractor trailer driven by Hagan. Mrs Letitia Blackwell alleges negligence caused serious injuries to her and her son, claiming medical costs and nerve shock.
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Hahn Transportation Com
Harlan Hagan
Baltimore
Letitia Blackwell
Bamore
Harry A. Cole
Brown
Allen and Waits
Blackwell
Hagan
Hahn
Walter J. Blackwell
Fulton Avenue
Baker Street
Fulton
Lion-Hearted Dr. Dooley Dies at 34 After Cancer Battle
Thomas Dooley, renowned physician and MEDICO founder, died in Memorial Hospital at 34 after a rapid cancer progression. A Navy veteran and humanitarian, Dooley built hospitals in Laos and Kenya, wrote best sellers, and earned numerous honors before his death following health setbacks in Hong Kong and New York.
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Dooley
New York
Thomas Dooley
Laos
Memorial Hospital
Dooler
Navy
Nam Tha
Doviey
Medical Corps
Kenya
Hong Kong
Expect Optical To Increase Employment
The American Optical Company's local plant plans to hire more workers over the next months. Plant manager J Ralph Austin said the Navy awarded a $185 556 contract to produce cellulose acetate spectacle fronts through the Navy Bureau in Brooklyn New York. The job will raise payroll accordingly.
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American Optical Company
J. Ralph Austin
Austin
Navy
Brooklyn
Snow Ball profits boost hospital recovery project funds
The 1960 Snow Ball raised $10,413.26, announced by Snow Ball chair Mrs. Arthur G. Schuellinger. Proceeds fund a $250,000 hospital recovery room project, supporting nine years of auxiliary efforts at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Arthur G. Schuellinger
Women’s Auxiliary
Frederick Memorial
Schuettinger
Clyde Roney
Auxiliary
Garobriil Gymnasium
Hood College
Glenn Miller
Dan Weinberg
Richard Clendenin
Schuellinger
Gove
Wilbur Hammaker
Marshal Dick
James Marrone
Horace Kane
Richard Ramsburg
All Saints Parish Hall
Richard Reynolds
The
Heart Association
Tiv Davis
J. Frederick Kressig
Good Will
Christimas
Edward Winpigler
Santa Claus
Sears Roebuck and Co
Byron D. White
Jistus Dave
White
John Culler Jr
Castro Seizes Six Americans at Havana Case
The Cuban government says six Americans were seized in Havana after sailing from Marathon Key Florida on January 7 to join dissidents and Masferrer. Names listed include George R. Beck Donald Joe Green James E. Beane Alfred Eugene Gibson Leonard Louis Schmidt and Tommy L. Baker.
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Havana
API
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Florida
Rolando Masferrer
Castro
George R. Beck
Ion
Mass
Tommy L. Baker
Derhan
Donald Joe Green
United States
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Baker Re elected YMCA Head for Second Term
Joseph D. Baker was reelected for a second one year term as president of the YMCA Board of Directors. He heads the formers and serves as an officer in multiple Frederick County groups and local banks and associations.
Embezzler Controls Chemical Co in Sheldon Iowa
Burnice Iversson Geiger 58 admitted a one million dollar embezzlement and used funds to buy 330000 shares of Northern Biochemical Corp in Sheldon. She held a controlling stake totaling 65 percent of the 350000 share firm while the bank collapse tied to the theft remains under investigation.
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Sheldon, Iowa
Burnice Iversson Geiger
Northern Biochemical Corp
Sheldon
Sheldon National Bank
Sioux City
Noneer
State Securities Department
Des Moines
Iowa
Harold E. Kistner
Northern Biochemical
Kennedy and Eisenhower Hold Extended Preinaugural Talks
President elect John F Kennedy and President Eisenhower met at the White House in a 16 hour plus conference to discuss major national issues and the transition to a Democratic administration. They reviewed foreign areas and security matters including the outflow of gold as part of ongoing discussions with senior cabinets and state officials.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
United States
Far East
Africa
Europe
Caribbean
Treasury
Defense
Magistrate Court Fines Top $700 In Drunk Driving Cases
In a severe start to the year Magistrate's Court imposed over 700 in fines and up to seven months confinement. Of the total, about two thirds came from three alcohol related driving cases. Donald E Jackson 26 of West All Saints street drew three months for assault and three months for carrying a concealed pistol. The pistol remains unrecovered. Dale E Metz of Baltimore was jailed a month and fined 150 for a second offense driving on an indefinitely refused license. Aubrey A Lockinghill Charles R Stansbury pleaded guilty with 159 fines. Alvin S Fyler of Frederick pleaded innocent.
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Magistrate's Court
Donald E. Jackson
West All Saints Street
Jackson
Leroy S. Dodson
Vourteer
Rodger Smuth
Cy Poolice
Norman A Dietz
Tome Wagner
J. Oned Dodson
Byron Thompson
Dietz
Dale E. Metz
Baltimore
Joseph Gallen
Metz
Gallen
Mr. Airyans
Aubrey A. Lockinghill
Charles R. Stansbury
Alvin S. Fyler
Frederick
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New Haven
Grand Central Terminal
J. Atlee Shry
Name Hahn
St.Louis Cathedral
Calvary Cemetery
Thomas A. Doe Sr
Earle
Germany
Agnes
Malcolm
Hum
Edward
Cleveland
Optical
Snow Ball
Baker
YMCA
Joseph D. Baker
Jaw
Thomas E. Wiliams
World Service
Nevin
Bay Public Brittain
Charles A. Price i
Community Chest Board
Jerold Panas
Central Atlantic Area
Mlc.a. Council
Taney Apartments
NEW_YORK
Wallace Geiger
Burnice
Lonas National Bank
Geiger
W. P. Iverson
East Coast
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fort Detrick
Randallstown
SP4
Charles L. Myers
U. S. Route 40
Lisbon Road
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