Shipbuilding Bill Approved
Washington January 19 The House Armed Services Committee approved a landmark naval program embracing nuclear powered ships. The bill authorizes 8.5 million to fund an 11,080 ton atom driven cruiser and supports six nuclear submarines and a nuclear carrier plan. Navy officials said refueling would be eliminated and missiles and advanced radars would expand range and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Armed Services
Wilson
Dga
Charles 5. Thomas
Navy
Thomas
Albert G Mumma
Bureau of Ships
Mutama
Java
Forrestal
Mumma
Bhat
Idaho
Baltimore Port Authority sent to General Assembly without recommendation
The Baltimore City Council adjourned after voting to send the statewide Port Authority bill to the Maryland General Assembly without recommendation. The measure, crafted after hearings, would grant the governor a five member body with broad powers to promote waterborne commerce and fund via bonds and a gasoline tax. Critics warned about county tax powers and gasoline tax allocations. The legislature convenes February 1 for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Port Authority ‘i
Maryland General Assembly
Assembly
del. A. Gordon Boone
D-Balto County
Port Authority
Baltimore City
Marsland
Wey
Del
Ira Bird
Kirkland
Anne Arundell
Anne Arundél County
Thomas E Widerman
Maryland Motor Truck Assn
Joseph P. Lanigan
Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee
Approval Of Military Construction Is Asked
The Defense Department asks Congress to approve a global military construction program totaling 2,012,283,000 for the 1957 fiscal year. The Air Force gets 1,137,585,000 of the total, with 80 million for 3,740 U S military family housing units. California leads state allocations at 169,687,000 followed by Florida and Texas. A separate note debunks exaggerated eagle weight reports.
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Washington
Defense Department
Nex
Air Force
United States
Naval Observatory
Washingston
Joint Chiefs of Staff
West Virginia
Alaska
Hawaiii
Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
Pacific Islands
California
Florida
Texas
Real estate listing fragment with scattered notes
Fragmentary OCR of a real estate listing describing homes on acre lots and streets with terms like 31 acres and various property features. Readable names and places are limited. many words are garbled, but references to homes, sites, and counter details hint at a housing sale or property listings.
Three City Accidents Reported After Storm
Three accidents occurred in the city during the new storm. Two women from Cumberland were treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital for injuries from a crash at Carroll and South streets. A second collision involved Mrs Bramble and Sperry Storm with damage to three vehicles and a Farmers Supply Building, while a separate improper turn incident led to charges and minimal vehicle damage.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary A Hramble
Cumberland
Ida McKenzie
Carroll and
South Streets
Bramble
Sperry C Storm
Clarke Place
Storm
South Carroll
West Second Street
North Bentz
Fred E. White
West All Saints Street
Walt
North Market
Second Streets
Stanley C. Ginger
Westburg
N. Y
Ray E. Virts
Giniger
Virt
Several Accounts Are Approved Here
The Orphans' Court approved the first account of Laura M Hart and Eleanor Moffett Carlson executrices of Mary Louie Johnson s will along with four other accounts. The Johnson estate totals 369648.29 with disbursements 52012.016 and net 17635.12 After taxes 16312.52 remained for distribution Specific legacies amount to 2905.80 with other legatees receiving from 300 to 2000 totaling 12300 The residue goes to Elizabeth Hart Kuntze life tenant under the will. The Stine estate shows inheritance tax 3254.35 with net 2100 after disbursements 1154.35 and cash legacies to Roscoe Austine Stine Melvin Pierce Stine and Betty Schildknecht. Appraised value 3000 leaving net 1745.65 Legacies total 7650 The first and final account of Frank A Conaway shows 1200.95 total disbursements 2282.76 leaving 10918.19 for distribution Legacies include 100 to Calvary Methodist Church Mt Airy Fire Dept officers Dorsey Rebekah Lodge and 17 other legacies totaling 7630 The residue 3268.19 distributed to Calvary Church Mt Airy Trustees Strawbadge Home Lvkesville and Odd Fellows Home Frederick each received 45491 Charles W Shipley executor of Catherine E Stipley s will reports 99730.70 with net 5973.59 After tax 5920.70 divided among four children Rath Carey Charles W Shipley Vide S Yoder and Marie Sasyer One fifth share left to an extra one fifth for agent
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Laura M. Hart
Eleanor Moffett Carlson
Mary Louie Johnson
Orphans’ Court
Court
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Johnson
Benjamin Moffett
Laura Moffett Hart
Elizabeth Hart
Kuntze
Charles E. Stine
Charles Glenn Stine
Roscoe Austine Stine
Melvin Pierce Stine
Betty Schildknecht
Frank A. Conaway
India Smith
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt Airy
Board of Trustees
Calvary Church
Bove
Lvkesvile
Odd Fellows
Frederick
Charles W. Shipley
Catherine E. Stipley
Rath & Carey
Charles W. Shpley
Vide S Yoder
Marie Sasyer
Charles W Shipley
Firemen Meet and State Officer Speech Planned
Mrs. Rachel Conrad Nason, Foreign Affairs Officer, will speak at the American Association of Lasers City Women meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. E. D. Shriner’s home. Nason’s career spans roles in State Department, Women’s Bureau, and international committees. The program is hosted by AAUW committees and highlights her work in international relations.
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Wellesley College
National Committee On
Chaffee School
Windsor
Connecticut
Hillyer Junior College
Hartford
Naso
National League of Women Voters
Nason
Department of State
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Department
United Nations Economic and Social Affairs
International Commissan For Women
Santiago
Chile
Women's Organization
Germany
Austra
Jurors drawn for February term in Carroll County
Carroll County jurors for the February term have been drawn from 14 districts. Names include Taneytown Delmont Uniontown Westminster new Windsor and Mount Airy among others. Local civic groups met at the Catholic Daughters of America in Frederick with plans for charity and a Holy Land exhibit. Dr Joseph Lerner urged expanding mental hygiene clinics at a Frederick Civitan Club dinner and March of Dimes fund collection was announced with a directors meeting planned.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Tak
Feo Ot
Taneytown
Delmont Edward Koons
George Baldwin
Uniontown
Leon Heltibridle
John Jean John
Myers
Alton J. Cutterer
Frank P. Cover
Woolery’s
John F. Gesell
Francis Harry Flater
Freedom
Donald Dwight Hood
Manchester
Willam Justus Denner
George E. Bolinger
Cletus J. H Black
Roland P. Baile
Charles L. Blauvelt
Clarence Edward Bachman
Jesse Herbert Crawmer
Hamp
C.D. A
Marland No
Catholic Daughters of America
Southern
Misa Patricia McCaffrey
Grand Regent
T V Levinson
James Filby
Hugh Simms
Joseph Grabenstein
van Wilton
George Doll
Catheriné¢ Walker
Daniel Nee
Sherwood Schroeder
Isabel Frommeyer
Ways and Means
The
Holy Land
Melvin Engle
Sodality
Lerner
State Health Department
Joseph Lerner
Riggs Cottage
Ijamsville
Frederick Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
di Lerner
Nellie Smith
Heath Department
Austin Gibbons
March of Dimes
Alvey V. Rena
Seven Pass Teeth Tests At Frederick Armory
Seven applicants appeared for drivers tests conducted by State Motor Vehicle inspectors at the Frederick Armory Thore tay. Passing test from Frederick were George Richard Wilt of North Market street and Milton Payton RFD 2 Also. Augustus Harris Mr Atry Dassid Lee Hildebrand Myersville Cecelia May Hartsough Walkersville Dorothea Wagner Arnedd Brad dock Heights and Joseph Fgbert May Thurmont.
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Frederick Armory
Frederick
George Richard Wilt
North Market Street
Milton Payton
RFD
Augustus ( Ements Harris
Atry
Dassid Lee Hildebrand
Myersville
Cecelia May Hartsough
Indictments by Montgomery jury name two rapes and a killing
A Montgomery County grand jury in a one day session returned indictments charging George Lightfoot Cole Jr 23 with raping a 42 year old Silver Spring woman last November 29 Bennie Lee Slack of Darnestown Md with killing his father and with assault to kill Mrs Wood and her son and James Allen Bock 23 a Navy enlisted man with raping and robbing a Rockville housewife on October 17 Bock was formerly stationed at Bethesda Naval Hospital Slack also faced assault with intent to kill charges related to the Wood family A separate note covers hospital admissions for William Bentzel and discharges of Mrs Diehl infant daughter Francis Ligorano and Mrs Eyler plus others from Emmitsburg and Middleburg respectively.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
George Lightfoot Cole ,Jr
Silver Spring
Bennie Lee Slack
Darnestown
Kalling
James Allen Bock
Slack
Robert Elmer Slack
Sumner Wood
Wood
Brooks
Bock
Bridgeville
Bethesda Naval Hospital
NEA Backs Use of Teachers Aides in Classrooms
The National Education Association challenged the notion that shortages of good teachers are unsolvable and endorsed aides as a remedy. It criticized untested projections and noted Ford Foundation funded research from Bay City Michigan where aides relieve teachers of clerical and housekeeping duties. The Fund for the Advancement of Education cited promising evidence that aides can expand a teacher’s reach from 30 to 52 pupils, a claim the NEA report cautions remains unevaluated.
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Washington
National Education Assn
Imay
NEA
Rand Watertad Mraradunes Tethie
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Ford Foundation
Bay City
Mich
NEA Com
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State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Maryland
Deep Creek Lake
Oakland
Fire Hall
Grantsville
Cumberland Outdoor Club
Edwin M. Barry
NEW Xoker
George Meanie
Afl-Cio
National Asset of Manufactavory
Abor Tacoma
Congress
William Wilson
Baltimore Asso. of Commerce
L Wade
Gree
Maine
Deak
Hal
Dan Wight
Piper & Will
Kerth
Harry L. Bussard
William A. Bussard
Melvin F. Bussard
Charles Lemuel Bussard
Amy V. Hames
Alma E. Young
Firemen
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Independent Hose Co Hall
W. Verl Forney
Charles Bell
Melan Schwearing
United
Firsl
Walkersville
News-Post
Benortetaer
Mediately
Clinton K Hughes
Braddock Herghts
Paul & Rhoads
Thannual
Independent Hall
Edward
Samuel W. Barrick
Weedsboro
Woodsboro Fire Co., Inc
Charles Ro Wisner
Independents
James Marrone
Abc
Motorama
New York
General Motors
Waldorf-Astoria
Miami
Kews
Trent Tian B Ke
John Matthias Spronk
Franklin
Vernon H Barnes Jr
Middleburg
Worley M Cheeks
New Windsor
Ralph Franklin
Sidney Darrell Lease Loon
Bridge
Trade
Albaugh Mt Airy
Robert Kurtz
Myers and
Berrett
Paul O Easton
Montgomery
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
William Bentzel
RFD 2
Emmitsburg
Wiliam Diehl
Francis Ligorano
Donald Eyler
Prescription
BO Arult
Leer
Naed
Universal Insulation CO
Edward S. Mobley
Wiken Place
Four Tones Amvets Club Dance
Patrick ST
Amvets & Auxiliary
Maas Opticians
West Second ST
Imbhels
Fis
Western
Sound Medical Authority
Urion Medical Clinic
Market St
Newark
New Jersey
Singer Ewing Center
Acme Cowboy Boots
Levi Jeans
Gabardine
Coriat
Damascus, MD
Chevrolet
Fisher
Bel Air
Bal Air Beauville
Tewe-Ten
Parengers
Key
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Monum
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