Integration Meeting Held to Advise on Desegregation
The Frederick County Board of Education desegregation advisory committee held its first meeting Tuesday night chaired by Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr and Harold Hooper. The panel will study enrollments and school matters and meet about monthly to assist in implementing the Supreme Court decision.
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Charles F
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Uum Lees
Supreme Court
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Liberty
Frederick County
Middletown
Paul J. Hoffmaster
Topeland
New Market
Brunswick
Ebenever
Horseys
Achienes
Church Street
Charles Haren
Donald Bayon
A. G Bourne
Dwight Collmus
Charles E. Henson
Frederick
Norman Lease
Red
Ralph Ho Willer
Camille H. Robbins
Knaavile
Wilbur LeGore
le Gore
Tather Horine
Hallar Best
Walkersville
Duval Lucadner
Libertytown
Jacob Bade
Thurmont
George Martin
Emiutehais
Ned Zetler
Mehrl Adams
Buckeystown
Noah E. Kefauver
Charles Wood
Stoll Kemp
Ray Smith
RFD
Claude Corl
Satailasville
Fred Ward
Paul Zimmerman
Millard Biler
Union , Bridge
Paul H. McCauley
Grace Thewmas
Frederick Garland Gurton
Bartittsville
D. Edgar Bittle
Myersville
Mix. Wolford Woevle
Balicville
Austin P. Ream
Adamatown
Williams Files As Democratic Candidate For U S Senate
Baltimore lawyer George Washington Williams announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. A former federal judge in the Virgin Islands and former Baltimore Park Board member, he advocates racial segregation and states rights. He is the third entrant alongside George P. Mahoney and Kenneth E. Lee, challenging Republican incumbent Joh Marshall Butler.
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Baltimore
George Washington Williams
U.S. Senate
Williams
Virgin Islands
Baltimore Park Board
George P. Mahoney
Kenneth E Lee
Senate
Joh Marshall Butler
Car Skids And Breaks Off Pole Near Frederick Brick Works
John Theodore Oden of Damascus escaped injury when his car skidded on South Street and struck a tele phone pole near the Frederick Brick Works. Damage to the car was about 100 dollars and Oden was charged with reckless driving to appear Feb. 3. Two other accidents on Military Road and East Church Street caused minor damage with no charges. A separate note reports Negro patients transfer discretion by Maryland mental hygiene, and a Los Angeles case where a rail car engineer will face psychiatric examination.
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John Theodore Oden
Damascus
RFD
Paul Mossburg
Oden
South Street
Frederick Brick Works
Military Road
Mossburg
Austin F. Rollins
Carver Apartments
Jack R. Lewis
Thurmont
RED 1
East Church Street
Chap 1 Alley
Alton Twenty
Albert Misner
RFD 2
John E. Harley
Frederick
RFD 3
Lincoln Tunnel tube leak endangers new bore near Manhattan
Water burst into a third Lincoln tunnel bore under the Hudson at 4:15 a.m. forcing three sandhogs to swim to safety as crews battled flooding. The break occurred beneath 38th street and 12th avenue in Manhattan, threatening the new 10 million dollar tube while existing tubes remained in use.
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Lincoln Automobile
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Manhattan
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38Th Street
12Th Avenue
Jersey
Lincoln Facility
Weehawken
N. J
New Jersey
Bay Area May Get Light Snow Tonight
The Weather Bureau warned light snow may reach the southern Chesapeake Bay area and southern Maryland and possibly southern Delaware. Expect mostly cloudy skies with continued cold through Thursday. record lows noted in multiple towns. Market news reports New York stocks extending a recovery move amid gains.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Delaware
Oakland
Big Savage
Cumberland
Town Hill
Pikesville
Towson
Conowingo
Salisbury
Waterloo
Waldorf
Haston
Frederick
Benson
Rockville
Randallstown
Summer Like Warm Spell Recalls 1906 Weather Record
Fifty years ago this week The News reported a midwinter warm spell with temperatures near 70 degrees and crocuses blooming. The 1906 reference notes the last time such warmth occurred and mentions bareheaded girls and open doors as spring vibes returned briefly.
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Weather Bureau
Mary Jame
Mace Yeap
Brrr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Monocacy
Creagerstown
Eden sails for talks with Eisenhower in US
Prime Minister Eden sailed from the Queen Elizabeth to pursue talks with President Eisenhower in the United States. He aims to secure a pledge of joint air action by the United States and Britain against any major aggression in the Middle East. Eden plans to designate Royal Air Force units from Cyprus and seek similar U S action from carriers in the Mediterranean. He hopes the trip will advance peace and the welfare of both nations. Secretary Dulles noted talks on limiting atomic tests may arise in the discussions.
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England
Eden
United States
Eisenhower
Middle East
Queen Elizabeth
Eder
Britain
Royal Air Force
Cyprus
U.S
Mediterranean
Holy Land
State Dulles
U. S
Hay
Eden Eaen
Kelwyn Lloyd
Washington
New York
Unionville Weather Record Sets Nighttime Freeze
Temperature at Unionville dropped to zero for a second night with airport readings at eight above. forecasters expect cloudy but limited snow on the Eastern Shore. Civil defense notes and police reports list scattered frosts across Youngstown and Dayton while a Senate subcommittee warns of relaxed export controls on strategic items to Communist areas.
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Unionville
Youngstown
Dayton
O . Indianapolis
Ind
Charleston
Huntington
W. Va
Tennessee
Eisenhower plans early medical exam while weighing reelection
President Eisenhower said he has asked doctors to arrange an earlier full scale medical examination than mid February ahead of a planned trip to the South. He did not commit on announcing a bid for another term and spoke warmly of Vice President Nixon while opposing political moves by Supreme Court figures.
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Eisenhower
Firtte
South
White House
Cay
Maj
John Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Earl Warren
Isenhower
Warren
Supreme Court
Fisenhower
Washington No
Omar
Fire destroys near finished Feagaville house
A nearly completed brick veneer house about one half mile east of Feagaville on U S 60 was gutted by fire around 1 05 PM. Henry Keller built it for William Howard Sr. Mrs Bernard Shaff, next door, called independent firefighters who sent a second alarm as flames consumed the structure. Workmen were away for lunch and a bulldozer operator nearby reported seeing the blaze. The interior was unfinished with plastering ready and five rooms planned. Howard intended to move in early spring.
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Feagaville
U. S. HO
Henry Keller
William Howard Sr
Bernard Shaff
Shaff
Howard
Ballenger Creek
AT&T and Western Electric Patents Freed by Judgment
Federal court in Newark released nearly 8600 AT and Western Electric patents after an antitrust ruling. The patents cover communications and long history from Bell Labs. They become available royalty-free to any US company, signaling fresh electronics competition.
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Washington
Hisfice Department
Tntas
American Telephone and Telegraph
At&t
Western Electric
Phen Cope
Bell Laboratories
Federal District Court
Newark
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