State G O P settles on Devereux for governor
Maryland Republican readers, hopeful for a 1958 victory, pin hopes on Devereux as the party braces for intraparty battles. A $50-a-plate dinner funded the campaign drive while the Junior Chamber show in Frederick promotes home living and planning. The race for governor looms with Devereux favored by party brass, as McKeldin and Beall weigh options and Republicans seek unified backing for the May 20 primary.
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Zoraim
Maryland
Hals
Aoene
Chicken, of Commerce
Hyde M. Ronev
Naiical
Weny
Metteldin
Rinejal
Enos Stockbridge
Seywal
Aevaunls
In Devereux
McKeldin
Buller
Sen
J Glenn Beall
McKeldin Urged to Probe Blue Cross in Maryland
The Classified Municipal Employees Association of Baltimore urged Governor Me to initiate an inquiry into Blue Cross and Blue Shield programs in Maryland and St William Ililickamp. The request cites proposed rate increases and questions whether member interests are being protected. The association, with about 6,700 members, notes many belong to Blue Cross Blue Shield and demand transparency on program operations.
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Baltimone
Keldin
Blue Cross
Maryland
St William
Ililckamp
Assn
Baltimore
Fine Kamp
Vinesanto
Western Maryland Roads Hit By Freezing Rain
Western Maryland roads iced over by freezing rain with chains advised for travel. State Police reported road crews out to treat main highways as temperatures hovered near freezing and a glaze coated western counties including Allegany and Cumberland.
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Oakland
Mada
Maryland
Fifrteen
ALB
Allegany County
Cumberland
Transfer Surprise Hits Takara Ambassador Plans
Indonesian officials reveal a surprise transfer plan involving U5 and Ambassador John McAllison. Several factions favor pro-Datek outcomes, with some victories reported for Datek aligned groups.
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Takara i
John Mc Allison
Vie
U.S. State Department
Emmitsburg to Seek Higher Borrowing Limit for Public Works
At a special meeting in Emmitsburg, Town Council authorized submitting a resolution to raise the borrowing limit from 500 to 5,000 and to allow municipal bonds for public welfare without a referendum unless 20 percent of qualified voters request one within 40 days. The action aims to fund a new water and sewer system and related improvements with state and federal funds, with Knecht and Maxwell named as inspectors and project engineers.
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E Mjiditsburg
Jalooney
Edward D. Storm
Anothes
Henley
Bente
William A. Boone Jr
Connell
Tulare
Dodson
Emmitsburgis
Knecht and Maxwell
Pikesville
Maryland State Health Department
Ambulance Driver Fined Ten Dollars in Town Court
Philip Lee Linthicum of Glarksburg, driver of the Lyatts town Volunteer Fire Company ambulance, was fined ten dollars and costs after a magistrate found him guilty of recklessness delaying an accident at the West Fifth and Bent streets intersection. The incident involved a 1950 Plymouth sedan driven by Myrtle Meney. a patient, Mrs. Thomas, was transported to Frederic Mentoris Hospital for an X-ray after the collision.
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Philip Lee Linthicum
WFR
Glarksburg
Lyattstown
Market Street
Market
Fifth Street
Filt ‘Street
Linthicum
Waflicton
Benta
Hat Ars
Henley
Hospital N-ray emergency patient case appeal
An emergency patient treated after an N-ray at a hospital has been admitted a second time for the same broken chin. Edwin F. Nikirk, attorney for Linthicum, has appealed the case.
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Edwin F. Nikirk
Linthicum
Church Enlarges Paint Removal Job At United Church
The Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ votes to extend a paint removal project from the front to the sides. The washing process will remove grey paint to reveal red bricks. Raymond Shipley chairs the meeting with James E. Eshleman as secretary. elders Edwin R. Price and Dr William HR Thomas and deacons George T. Myers and Paul Sunday are named. The face lifting began in October and is done by a washing method. the projected acid work estimated at 34,000 in cost.
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Donald Koons
Aaycees
Honey Jr
Robert Applegale
Davi A. Derr
Frederick
Evans
Iwolion
Junior Chamber, of Commerce
St. Louis
Loew
Joem-rd
Wis
Dayecos
Mette Bers
W. Rae Dempsey Jr
Mostl
United Fund For
County
Comptraller
Vomipteoiler
C. Bur Aria Library
Quest For Money
YMCA
U. S. Customs Service
Evangelical Refmimedt United Church of Christ Io Xo
Churek
Raymond Shipley
James Eo. Eshleman
Edwin R. Price
de. William
Thomas Oir
George T. Myers
Paul Sunday
Me. Althouse
Farl Remsberger
J. Malcolm McCardell
Althouse
Water Line Contract Let for Walkersville Subdivision
Hamilton Hontas Inc won the $13,948.80 contract to install water lines and storm sewers in the Gladelaa subdivision at Walkersville. Bids by Richard F. Kline Inc and W F Wilson and Son were higher. The project covers 1,895 feet of triple and four inch water lines with connections and 239 feet of storm sewers along Maryl mint frontage. Completion is in 40 working days. Three streets Georgetawn Road Lampton Place and Sherwood Drive will serve the 88 housing units with designer ranch homes planned.
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Hamilton Hontas, Ing
Gladelaa
Walkersville
L. A Waesche
Suns, Inc
Warsche and
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Frederick
W. F. Wilson and Son
Brookeville
Marylamt
Georgetawn Road
Lampton Place
Sherwood Drive
Lutherans To Study Worship Order Change
A special workshop will be held at the Evangelical Lutheran Church tonight at 8 a.m. to familiarize Frederick area congregations with changes in the order of worship in the new hymnals recently issued to the Frederick churches. Similar workshops are being held nationwide for the same purpose.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Achetve
Eisenhowers Leave Chicago In Storm
President and Mrs. Eisenhower depart for Washington in the presidential plane after a night in Chicago following a Republican campaign fundraising address. The Columbine II taxied from Midway Airport in a heavy snowstorm as a liquid deicer was applied before takeoff. In New York, stock prices were mixed, with steel shares steady despite U S Steel announcing further large hiring, and several majors slipping on the day.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Washington
Midway Airport
Missile funds boost U.S. space and air power
The House Appropriations Committee voted 11.0 billion to speed missile programs and strengthen the Air Force retaliatory power, with 40 million more than Eisenhower’s request for the Army to push LaCrosse, Little John, Pershing, and Sergeant missiles and for space weapon development. The measure expands Atlas Thor and Jupiter missiles and funds new ballistic-missile facilities and squadrons, including submarines for Polaris.
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House
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Eisenhower
Army
Redstone
Wanster
Defense Department
Seritien
Mahun
U.S
Russia
United States
Strategic’ Air Command
Atlas
Ihe
Gooke Air Force Base
California
Navy
Air
Emillion
Ecommitter
Jit
Fisenhower
Patrick Court Building Sold For 75000 In Sale
The Patrick Court Building sold for 75000 with Advanced Research Projecting named as buyer. The auction also included a transfer request to move 10 million from public sale funds for emergency use and planned missile research funding amid other financial actions by local firms and officials.
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Tion
Advanced Research Projctsing
Patrick-Court Building Agency
Home ‘Loan Association
Court House
Avier
Defense Fund
Thomas M. Burches
Washige
Sore Remucel
Joan
Horth Court Street
Charles al Price
Emmett
West Patrick
North Gort
WN & Mice
Lng
Pain
Alkersville Volunteer Fire Company
Tlondi
Hess
John Michael
Walkers
Lightville
Fire Sweeps Row House in West Baltimore Tragedy
A fire in a lower story row house in West Baltimore early today killed an unidentified woman and injured three occupants. Shelah Perish, 47, was in critical condition with smoke inhalation and severe burns. Mary Lee Carrington, 43, suffered significant burns. Eyesgeald Thaddeus Campbell was treated and released. Police said the blaze likely started in a sofa. the investigation was ongoing.
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Baltimore
Shelah Perish
Provident Hospital
Mary Lee Carrington
Eyesgeald Thaddeus Campbell
Tefum
Harry Badlman
Sofa
Pieces Of Wand Foam Rubber Clue To Plane
Pieces of foam rubber found in the Pacific near Cairn Island point to two missing military planes. Seven aboard a barge plane are unaccounted after vanishing Sunday 368 miles southwest of Cairn Island. A weather plane with ten aboard is missing near Guam, with distress signals heard from life rafts. The search involves Pacific routes and Navy Pearl Harbor coordination.
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Pacific
Oraan
Servier
Cairn Island
Honolulu
Kawalalein
Gram
Isani Air Force
Rano
Phllippine Sea
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Guam
Damness
Snowstorm Threatens Kansas City
Snowstorms loom as up to two inches were forecast by nightfall in the Kansas City area, while six to eight inches had already accumulated across eastern Kansas and western Missouri. Strong winds created deep drifts and icy roads, with suburban areas nearly at a standstill and plows working through the night.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Nehways
Mads
Missouri Highway Patrol
Nebraska
Iowa
Town
Wisconsin
Iuwer
Saves Son And Three Others But Five Die
Grandfather Paul Washington Cox age 61 and Howard J. Cox rescue efforts saved six relatives but five died in West Piney Pennsylvania from carbon monoxide poisoning likely due to a gas heater. Victims include Dorothy Cox 20 and four of her eight children. Eugene Cox Sr and others aged 38 and younger were listed among the seriously ill or dead upon arrival at Washington Hospital.
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Washington
Paul
Hosemantic
Dorothy Cox
Howard J. Cox
West Pinley
Pennsylvania
Cuaham
P Lowies
Russian Bride Granted Exit as Visa Clears Path Home
Moscow reports confirm a Soviet government move allowing a Russian bride to leave the USSR. Sander married Victoria Katsarova, a Moscow hotel receptionist, and his visa to accompany him was approved after a permission request. A passport office call indicated her visa documents were ready for pickup.
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Nisita — Kushcher
Anther
Cupid
Toh Sati Uebla Cok
Jatyyer
Ural
Soviet Union
Sander
Victoria Katsarova
Soviet Russia
Khrushchev
Abppy Andine
Sandor
Soviet Union Warns Middle East Over Nuclear Threats
Moscow denounces Baghdad Pact actions and U S pressure as threats to regional stability. Foreign Ministry spokesman Lev Dey accused Turkey of aggressive stance after NATO summit in Paris, warning of UN responsibility for consequences.
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Soviet Union
Middle East
UW. 8
Povewn Ministey
Baghdad
iAnkara
Foreign Ministry
iLeenid Diyi
United States
Vurkey
NATO
Paris
Appointments by Walkersville Fire Company Officers
Newly appointed officers and committees of the Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company were named at a Saturday meeting. Edgar Zimmerman presided, Charles Miller became chief, and Vega Zimmerman was named assistant chief. Several drivers and house and spring sale committees were listed, along with plans for repairs, a radio installation, and the Frederick County Firemen’s convention.
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Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company
You
Edgar Zimmerman
Charles Miller
Lvega Zimmerman
Harvey String
David Ramsburg
Murril Wisner
George Fuckinger
Shades Stall Jr
Wale Lraves
Caprall Zimmerman
Paul Survier
Eugene Warner
Selphy G. Zimmerman
Luther Howe
John Pouty
Dr. Haseman
Kiwis Hedges
George Well
Joe Geisinger
James Geisinger
Robert Applepale
Glent Ramsburg
Robert Layman
Eugene Waehler
Horace Wright
Roger Layman
Plwond Wepeel
Robert Styl
Garnet Wisner
Roger Zimerman
House
Kggrey Shine
Roger Yinmerman
Noger
Frederick County
Walkersville
Philip Beard
Treya Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Neibers
Jare
Gilmore ‘Lyoul
jGleth Zimmerman
Charles Hoke
Kcast
Robert St
Assistaadtl
James £. Stoner
Isurgeon
Albert Snydery
Walter Eaves
E Harvey Strine
George Flickmarr
Autopsy to fix cause of man’s death
An autopsy was to be performed to determine the cause of death of Joseph R. Warman of York Pa. He was reportedly alone when his car left Mitrys Land yesterday, rolled over an embankment, and he died at Memorial Hospital. Deputy H. Deming noted a slight contusion on Warman’s temple with no other injuries.
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Joseph R. Warman
York
Waeman
Memorial Hospital
Vr. H. ©. Deming
Allegany County
Widow Murders Husband And Four Children Then Kills Herself
Alla Brownteld O'Brien said today that Mrs Melvin Madson shot her farmer husband and their four children, then died by her own hand. The bodies were found on the Hudson farm yesterday by a brother-in-law living nearby on a neighboring farm about 120 miles southeast of Moran.
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Alla
J.C. O'Brien
Melvin Madson
Fludson
Hudson
Ef Moran
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