Four Youths Held For Stealing Car In Frederick
Four young men were held on unlawful taking charges after stealing a 199 Mercury sedan from Frank House’s locked garage in Frederick. Police say damage reached 600 to 760 dollars. The suspects include Earl W. Roberts Charles P. Phillips Lanty Edw. Lochner and Jesse E. Wallace. A car stolen recently was recovered in Hampton Virginia with the driver held by the FBI on a federal charge.
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Hampton
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Frank House
Sherri Man Avenue
Earl W. Roberts
RFD
Charles P. Phillips
Burkittsville
Lanty
Edw. Lochner
Jesse E. Wallace
West South Street
Carty
Roberts
Phillips
Lochner
Chester R. Green
South Bentz Street
Norman Carroll
South Bentz
Carroll
Russell Michael
East Church Street
Abrecht Place
Paul
Mossburg
Charlies Bare
Bormen
South Court Street
East All Saints Street
Norman Trump
James M. Grove
Hagerstown
Braddock Drive- In
Two Soldiers Die In Car Crash At Ft Meade
Two soldiers were killed and two injured when their car struck ice on Maryland 175 near Ft Meade. Sgt. Edward Collins and Sgt. H E Wilson, both 27, died. James L. Trice, 27, was in critical condition with multiple injuries. Pvt. Clinton E. Lewis Jr., 19, escaped with shock and abrasions.
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FT. Meade
Maryland 175
Fel Meade
Edward Collins
H.E. Wilson
2Nd Armored Cavalry Regiment
James L. Trice
Clinton E. Lewis Jr
69Th Signal Battalion
Jack Corum
Collins
Corum
Wills Probated In Thurmont Readies Estates
Wills of Newton I. Fisher and Mary M. Reynolds were probated in Orphans Court today. John’s Evangelical Lutheran church Thurmont receives funds for general uses and 50 dollars to Rev. Charles H. Corbett. residuary estate converted to cash. Bequests to nieces and nephews include Lonavever Lawes Hoover Marie Rice Wilbur Hoover Harry Fisher Ada Poole Luther Wilhide Ruth Fisher Mabel Downey and George Wilhide.
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Thurmont
Mary M. Reynolds
Old Braddock
Bishan Laawae
John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles H. Corbett
Lonavever
Lawes
Hoover
Marie Rice
Wilbur Hoover
Harry Fisher
Ada B. Poole
Luther J. Wilhide
Ruth Fisher
Mabel Downey
George Wilhide
Polish Voters Back Gomulka in Early Referendum
Polish voters support Gomulka in the first popular test. Estates pass to heirs like Mabel Downey and George Wik. Will dated 1955 names executrix and executor. Real estate valued around $7,500 with $5,000 in stocks and bonds. Additional notices involve other estates and administrators in Brunswick and Frederick areas.
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George Wik
Warsaw
Poland
Noler
Reynolds
H. L. Fahrney
Vindobona, Inc
Braddock Heights
Amos al Holter
Holter
Dorothy E. Keyes
Hattie Durkan
Brunswick
Wiliam A. Durkan
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
Ad- Optey A
Eisenhower Begins First Limited Term
President Eisenhower begins the first constitutionally limited term under the 22nd Amendment ratified in 1951. The measure limits to two terms, with Franklin D. Roosevelt previously seeking a third term before his death in 1945 after an extended presidency.
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Washington i
U. S
Tarry Teagian
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Freezing Rain Closes In As Warmth Returns Across Region
Slick roads and sidewalks eased by late morning as temperatures rose above freezing in the city and county. State and county crews treated highways after a freezing rain froze surfaces overnight. Two deaths linked to the storm were recorded. Albany rose to 35, up from 1 below 24 hours earlier, as warmer weather expanded across Pennsylvania and New York.
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State Roads ‘Commission
Great Lakes
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Dakotas
Mississippi River
Atlantic
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
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N.Y
Voter turnout reported for 459 seat Parliament election
Unofficial but reliable reports claim more than 11 million voted yesterday for a 459 member Parliament with about 16 million voters, nearly 96 percent of those qualified, casting ballots despite warnings from Gomunka's regime. The Reds and the Roman Catholic Church pushed for high turnout while the Buda pest radio boasted 80 percent voting straight ticket. In a separate matter, two men were found guilty in a trial magistrate court of operating a vehicle under the influence near Frederick. Leo Genius, 41, Monrovia, received a 150 dollar fine plus costs and 60 days in default. Plans were made to pay the fine.
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Namesi
Ust
Reds
Budapest Radio
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
R. N. Bible- Leo Genius
Monrovia
Frederick
Wert
Havens Resigns as Western Maryland Coach
Westminster Maryland Charles Havens, head coach and athletic director at Western Maryland College since 1935, announced his resignation. Dr. Lowell S. Epsic disclosed the move while a successor is sought. Havens, a 1928 30 standout, played pro football and coached before returning to Western Maryland in 1934. He has no stated plans after leaving.
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Charlie Havens
Western Maryland College
Lowell S. Epsac
Havens
Ensor
Philadelphia Yellow Jackets
iRome
N. Y
Colorful Inaugural March Held for Eisenhower Parade
In warm weather six miles of marchers musicians and multicolored floats joined President Eisenhower and family in a 2 hour parade down Pennsylvania Avenue. The line included 17 000 participants 65 bands and military units with 400 000 spectators watching from stands and the reviewing stand near the White House. The event featured missiles tanks a Starfighter jet and atomic era floats while divisions showcased the armed forces and ceremonial units from multiple states and territories.
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Inext
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Children and Horse Injured in Thurmont Accident
Two children and a horse were injured when a passing motorist struck the horse being led from pasture to the barn on Carroll Street extended. Mary Ellen Zentz, 14, and Rebecca Shirf, 8, were thrown. Mary Ellen suffered severe bruises and lacerations. Rebecca had burns. Driver Thomas H. Davis, 18, was charged with reckless driving. Route damage estimated at $150. Police and state trooper investigated.
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Carroll Street
Mary Ellen Zentz
Albert L. Zentz
Rebecca C.shirf
Paul Shirf
Mary Ellen
Rebecca
Thomas H_j Davis
LeGore
Simmons
H. J. Brown
Davis
Five Day Maryland Delaware Forecast Notes Mild Start
A five day forecast for Maryland and Delaware predicts cloudy mild conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with little rain. Rain ends Thursday and Friday as temperatures fall, leaving a cold Saturday. Overall highs run 6 to 10 degrees above normal with close to an inch of rainfall. Normal highs range from the upper 30s in Garrett County to the low 40s on the Eastern Shore with overnight lows from the upper teens to mid 20s.
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Washington
Maryland - Delaware
Garrett County
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Eisenhower vows second term to build world peace
President Eisenhower pledges in inaugural remarks to dedicate his second term to a peace with justice and to thwart international communism. He frames a global struggle from hunger and oppression to freedom, stating the world remains divided and that prosperity at home does not erase peril abroad.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Letters From Lee Given Md. Historical Society
Maryland Historical Society receives General Robert E. Lee letters once sent to Gen. Ridgeway Trimble. The collection includes orders and a pencil note for Pickett's Charge. Trimble, wounded at Second Manassas and Gettysburg, later commanded Maryland troops in the Shenandoah Valley and died in 1882.
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Robert E. Lee
Maryland Historical Society
Ridgeway Trimble
Isaac Ridgeway Trimble
Trimble
Thomas J
Stonewall) Jackson
Lee Ito Trimble
Pickett
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Trimible
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Eisenhower Opens Address With Prayer
President Eisenhower began his second inaugural address with a plea for the favor of Almighty God and the common labor of all Americans. He urged unity without conformity and strength without self pride while pledging truth and justice in dealings with other nations.
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Eisenhower
Stock market edges lower then improves early trading
The market remained slightly lower in moderately active early trading but showed some improvement over the opening.
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