Warned Of Deep Snow Approaching Across Maryland and Vicinity
The Weather Bureau warned the Maryland Delaware area of up to eight inches of snow this afternoon and tonight with gale winds. Snow accumulations three to five inches were forecast for Baltimore and Washington with sleet possible in some areas. Interior Virginia and Maryland, central and eastern Pennsylvania were included in the heavy snow alert, with coastal gale warnings from Florida to Rhode Island and along Chesapeake and Delaware Bays. Snow expected to end Saturday with clearing and colder temperatures Saturday night.
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Heavy Snow Alert for Mid Atlantic and New England
The Weather Bureau issued a 11 am alert for heavy snow today and tonight across the Middle Atlantic states and Connecticut including Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and coastal connections. Snow depths expected four to eight inches, with stronger totals possible, as coastal storm develops and northeast gales threaten the region.
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Unionville Man Death by His Own Action
Charles Everett Condon, 59, a farmer near Unionville, died by hanging in his pig pen this morning. Despondent over ill health and under nurse care, he had told his family he planned to commit death by his own action. State Police said he was found by tenant farmer Dames Snowden shortly after eight. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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GM. Waltz Funeral Home
Winfield
Soviet Press Frames U S Hunger and Unemployment
Pravda and Soviet Russia alleged breadlines and mass poverty in the United States, citing 200,000 starving in New York and widespread hunger in Florida and other states. They described long lines, beggars, and stores shutting on Broadway as unemployment grows, portraying a deteriorating U S economy.
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Florida
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United Fund Boost by Red Cross Takes Major Step
United Fund plans move forward as Red Cross boards approve joining with Community Chest for the annual drive eliminating the March campaign. Parsons Newman of the Community Chest says this marks the first major step toward a county wide United Fund, with broad support from other fundraisers needed to realize the plan.
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Tawlessness In Capital Disturbs Congressman
Congressman Broyhill called for a study of criminal laws to curb urban crime in Washington and urged tougher penalties for yokers mugs and purse snatchings. He cited assaults on visitors including Mark Ethridge and argued Supreme Court rulings discourage law enforcement. The article also notes a rise in crime and suburban flight, with NAACP critique of racial dynamics. A separate New York market note reports a slight stock bulge with mixed performance across sectors.
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Hanover Man Caught By Baltimore Police
Hanover PA resident James Stanley, 20, was charged with speeding reckless driving and disregarding traffic regulations after a high speed chase through northwest Baltimore. Two passengers were released after the incident ended when the car struck a sand bank on Clipper Road.
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Bids to Open for School Additions Project Plans
The Frederick County Board of Education will publicly bid additions to North Frederick East Frederick and Brunswick elementary schools as part of a four million dollar immediate building program. Major work includes eleven classrooms at Harmont plus library and gym, with five classrooms at East Frederick and four to six at North Frederick. Construction is to be financed from a 2.6 million dollar bond issue.
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Blizzard May Strike Maryland Tonight For Heavy Snow
Weather bureau warns of a northeaster with gale winds sweeping Frederick county and interior Maryland. Four to eight inches of snow likely, with possible more, and temperatures dropping to the high twenties tonight. earlier forecasts suggested rain or sleet, but current outlook favors snowfall continuing into Saturday.
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Unoccupied House Damaged by Fire Near Frederick County
An unoccupied house at Harrisville, about three miles north of MCairy near Frederick County, King, was damaged by fire shortly after 3 30 this morning to an estimated 31000. The property, said to belong to Columbus H Grimes, caught fire from a blaze under a stairway burning the stairway. Seven fire units, AML Airy Bamastr a Lisbon and New Windsor, answered the call.
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Rita Gam Film Halted At Roosevelt High School
Principal Elva C. Wells halted a Rita Gam film at Roosevelt High School noting it unsuitable for teens. About 1,000 students paid 3 cents to raise funds for athletics. Beliets were offered for a later show. The program included Sign of the Pagan as the Student Council selection.
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Plea For Leniency Rejected By Chow Balai In China
Peiping radio reports Chow Balai rejected pleas for leniency from American mothers seeking their sons' release. The government hinted clemency possible later for well behaved prisoners while continuing current sentences. In Washington, the Agriculture Department forecasts broiler production at record levels through the first quarter.
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Soviet Won't Agree To Radio ITV Exchange
Washington reports the United States failed to secure a broad exchange of radio and television commentaries with the Soviet Union during secret three month talks. Officials say no agreement in principle was reached on broader cultural exchanges, halting Kremlin radio jamming, air service between Moscow and New York, reciprocal observer delegations, and swapping American notes for Soviet films, though talks may continue on details.
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Five Day Forecast Shows Low Bid Submissions
A regional update notes bids opened for public works projects including a concrete walk and railroad installation in New York. The lowest bid among six was 17,400 with several tenders totaling around 4,066. The awards and contractors are described with incomplete details due to OCR issues.
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Jaycees to Use Taney Home as Local Headquarters
James McSheny and Donald Koons announce plans for the Jaycees to convert the Taney Home on South Bent Street into a local headquarters and preserve Amertiry heritage, with the National Shrine site highlighted and public access considered.
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Record 45 040 State Benefit Checks Set New High
Maryland’s Department of Employment Security reported a new weekly high of 45 040 unemployment benefit checks totaling 1 952 150 dollars paid last week. Executive director Robert Kimble noted declines in initial claims but said total checks better reflect the unemployment picture.
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Meanest Thief Steals Gifts From Sunday School Jar
A thief stole about 865 in coins from a Sunday School fund at the Evangelical United Brethren church in Myersville. The loss includes two jars belonging to the young people's group and about $25 from the primary department collection. The theft occurred between Thursday of last week and Sunday, during a contest to raise money for a building fund.
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Civilians Take Power in Venezuela After 10-Year Dictatorship
Caracas reports a civilian technocratic cabinet formed by the junta as fighting ends and the dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez goes into exile. The move sparks mixed support from anti Pérez factions while the new leadership promises elections, freedom of expression, and release of political prisoners amid continued unrest and mass casualties.
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Los Alamos Scientists Demonstrate Fusion Machines
Realists at Los Alamos New Mexico unveiled fusion devices that force heavy hydrogen atoms to fuse. They claimed deuterium in ocean water holds energy equivalent to over 200 gallons of oil, with power bursts in milliseconds and extreme temperatures and pressures. None of the shown machines yet produces more than minor power, but bigger units are under construction at the Los Alamos laboratory, one of five U.S. sites pursuing controlled atomic fusion under UC contract with the Atomic Energy Commission.
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