Series Of Accidents West Of City Trapped by icy roads, multiple crashes occur
A sequence of accidents on U S 40 and nearby routes east of the city injured one person, Edna M. Stevens, 72, of Middletown, and involved several vehicles, all blamed on icy conditions. Trooper Snyder reported multiple three car and two car impacts, with damage ranging from 50 to 900 dollars as drivers struggled on slick pavement near Clifton intersection and Knoxville. A separate incident near Parkersburg, West Virginia, left Ridney James McCormick uninjured in an abandoned farmhouse.
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Braddock Heights
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Middletonen
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Wastler
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Lake Brown
Fight and Lewd Dance Involving Schoolgirl Case
A nearly 16 year old girl who had missed school engaged in a fight and a lewd dance at a public place. Juvenile authorities cited lack of home supervision and limited cooperation from the girl and her parents. The court noted prior juvenile court involvement and a pattern of behavior including dances for crowds and fights amid illness rumors in the family.
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Montrose School For Girls
Aluelye
Varvick M. Sthamutter
Alan
One Man Hurt Youth Escapes Wreck Injury
A city morning crash left one man injured and a youth narrowly escaping significant harm. Charles Weward Sussail, 14, of Frederick, was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with lacerations and abrasions after his car collided with another on Greygreen Avenue and Fairview Avenue. Green charged with reckless driving. Sussail released after treatment. hearing set. A second incident on North Market Street extended saw 17-year-old Robert A. Biddinger survive a two-pole wreck after his car went onto a curb and rolled. He faced a charge for failing to keep to the right of center. hearing also scheduled.
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Win Russell Green
Thurmont
Fairview Avene
W. J. Smith
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Cornwaul Messburg
Sergi
A. Norman Welz
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Union Bridge
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Biddinger
Market Street
Atth Street
Record Set With 131 Traffic Tickets Against Cahill
J Philip Cahill, 64, paid a total fine of 6550 after being cited for 131 traffic tickets in New York suburbia. Chief Murtagh warned Cahill that his summonses set a local record, noting numerous violations including overtime parking, parking in restricted areas, and hydrant violations over several years. Cahill claimed the charges were a victim of prior notices.
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Bassman
Scofflaw Cahil
Sidley
Cahill
Deep Snow For Britain Hampers Coast Travel
Snow blankets Britain's southern coast as high winds cluster rafters along the white cliffs of Dover. Villages including Pover Markstone and Margaie face isolation with traffic halted and more than 100 passengers stranded aboard a ship near Dover due to blocked rail service. A hazard at the Seheldt River mouth disrupts shipping in Holand.
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Soviet Charge Denounced as Totally False
The United States denounced Soviet claims that Secretary Dulles plans Middle East missile bases on Baghdad Pact nations as an incredibl y arrogant propaganda ploy. The claim was dismissed as a bid to imply Moslem states must accept Soviet military inferiority amid their nuclear capabilities.
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Dulles
Middle East
United Stats
Rome Opera sees another singer walk out during rehearsal
A basso stormed off during a Monday night Don Carlos rehearsal at the Rome Opera following a heated exchange with tenor Francs Corelli over stage prominence. Boris Christoff, famed in America for Boris Godunov, was involved in the dispute labeled by sources as a quarrel over who should have the principal line.
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Callas
Boris Christoff
America
Boris Godunov
Opera House
Verti
Don Carlos
Francs Corelli
Discount Rate Cut Boosts Economy Across Nation
Wall Street reacted to the Philadelphia Reserve Bank's approval of a lower discount rate, with Chase Manhattan cutting its prime rate from 4.3 percent to 4 percent and observers predicting others will follow. The move aims to ease borrowing costs for corporations and individuals, spurring new product launches and business expansions amid the recession. A few analysts cautioned the rate did not drop to 4.2 percent, tempering optimism.
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Philadelphia
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Tate
Pacific Coast
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Olbec
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The
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Bache & Cos
A. W. Dolamek
Gerald Lach
F. Mutton & Con
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Treasury
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Atlon
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Ram “Light Monta
Vagy
Flooding Rain Boots Up Monocacy Stream Breaks Roads
Heavy rains cause streams to rise across the area with the Monocacy River at the Gas House bridge running high and in flood. Flooding snarls traffic, sections near U.S. 40 and alternate routes report ice and closures as rain, snow, and rising waters flood low spots and back up roads.
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Foxville
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Manly
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le Road
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Maryland
C P Sums Up Its Case for Rate Hikes in Maryland
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Maryland asks for more than eight million dollars in a dilational move to expand service and cover higher costs. It seeks about 68 cents more per Maryland customer and more exchanges to be usable without added fees. The company originally projected 6.86 million dollars in extra revenue, plus 1.4 million in added wage expenses. The Public Service Commission suspended the proposal until February 12 for a decision.
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Woman slashes wrists in Pikesville home incident
A despondent woman, Mrs. Calloendain Kyler, attempted suicide at her in laws’ home in Pikesville. State Police report she used a butcher knife, required three stitches, and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in salis e favored condition. Trooper Snyder investigated the six o clock morning incident.
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Calloendain
George Cl Byler
Frederick Memorial
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Syter Sy
Wandshora
Ft. &. Snyder
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Kyler
Gobork
Roopar
Soyder Loparted
Wills Of Three Are Probated In Wells Of Camera IL
Probate notices reveal three wills probated in Illinois with executors Calvin S Tah and others. Estates involve monuments, trust provisions, and distributions to descendants, names include Me G Grove Joaves and Mrs. Gacy Hooper with multiple heirs listed.
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Ruekye
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Purech
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C. L. Elwenhoore
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Bayor
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Loli
Willard
Ronald KA
Rayer
Acthur
Alea
W. Shafer
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Sarvht J
Gacy E. Hooper
Prederick
Moaper Ant Tyeo
Stiff Sentence for Marine Sergeant in Naval Court
Yokosuka Japan reports a two year hard labor sentence for a Marine sergeant amid a case involving mistreatment of prisoners. The verdict, read yesterday, will be reviewed by higher authorities. several co-defendants faced varying penalties and appeals.
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Melane
Philadelphia
Palor Wuelly
Is. Navy
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Sailo Ors
Navy
Pacific Command
Iawall
Stock Market Spirits Ahead Then Moderates Display
Market activity showed initial optimism followed by a chill as stocks drifted. Trading featured a surge in American Telephone 2 to 17 and mixed moves across steels, motors, utilities, chemicals, and Bethlehem Steel.
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Bethlehem
Historian Dibsanew Vora Bowers Dies at Mintutlay Home
Historian and diplomat Bowers, born Margin Joonty 20 1878, died at his Mintutlay home. He served as a writer and editor for multiple papers including Fork Wavie havenal Gazette and New York World, later holding a correspondent role for The New York Journal following World War I.
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Indinematts Sencinel
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New York
New York Jour
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Parolee Nasehak Robbed Bank and Sought Prison Return
Nasehak Edward, released on parole after an armed hold up in Jersey City, faced federal charges for the 819,865 Phiataski Savings & Loan robbery. He allegedly threatened a customer’s daughter and expressed fear of what he might do if freed, prompting a request to return to custody. He was held on 59,000 bail awaiting grand jury action as authorities disclosed past violence and a prior 2010 sentence for armed robbery.
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Edward Nasehak
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Jersey City
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Meters
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Handarovich
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Vanni
Sem
Necuko
Five Day Forecast From Fragmented Weather Memo
Partial forecast notes show temperatures near three degrees below average with highs in the mid to upper range. References to Maine and western regions appear with mentions of Sunday Monday and a liturgical context amid unclear placeholders.
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Kansas City Swept by Deep Snowstorm Forces Shutdowns
Heavy snow blanketed Kansas City and surrounding areas with 10 to 15 inches reported in pockets, halting traffic and shuttering plants. State-wide crews battled drifting lanes, with tourists stranded and major arteries reduced to limited two-lane passages. Forecasters warned of another snowstorm brewing in the West possibly impacting southwest Kansas tonight.
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Frederick concert association elects officers at YMCA
The Fredevick Community Concert Association held an AMAL meeting at the YMCA electing officers and directors for the 1958 season. Names include Jish Waris Falkinsten secretary Robert K. membership chairman Orse B. Delaplaine chair. New directors for a three year term are Mrs. Hichard M. Ulenderin, Greens berg, Sperry L. Storm. Mayner, WHT cochairmen of the membership campaign planned for September. A representative from the New York Community Concert office was named to promote next season.
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Leatherman
Driver Killed On Pittsburgh Turnpike Near Bedford
A truck driver, James Shockley, 13, was killed and his companion injured in an early morning skidding crash on an icy Pennsylvania Turnpike about 13 miles east of the Bedford interchange. Taken to Bedford County Memorial Hospital, details on the survivor’s condition were not immediately available.
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Venngylvania Tiene Pike
James Shockley
Bedford County
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Helleville
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