Klan Rally Tonight Near Burlington North Carolina
Local reports say Reverend Jane Cole leading a Ku Klux Klan rally near Burlington with cross burnings tied to earlier Robeson County incidents. Weather forecasts warn of rain and snow with icy roads. crews mobilize salt and cinders as counties prepare for wintery travel conditions.
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Burlington
Jane Cole
Cal
North Carolina
Frienne
Cole
Farena Star
Lara Wold
Lawight
Foxville
Braddock Mn
Bre
Walfeville
Fee
Braddock Mountain
South Mountain
Spat Fee
Hugardous
Frederick
County Roads Board
Quitsuk-Sabillasville
Roads Board
Greagerstown
Tsyaul
High Knob
Tharmant
Emimilsburg
83 000 000 Damage Suit Removed Here
A massive damage suit seeking 83 million dollars was removed to trial from Charles County for a change of venue. Plaintiffs Robert William Tipton and parents sue Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative over injuries to Tipton and his brother from high voltage contact near by pass and signs, with delays awaiting demurrer ruling. Local residents discuss by pass impact and signage.
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Gharles County
Maryland
Electic Cooperative, Inc
Tipton
Oberstreet
Pennsylvania
Hoover Camp
Thurmont
O Ae
Thaemont
Veterans groups urge keeping Veterans Administration Center open
The Seventh District Veterans of Foreign Wars announced a district resolution deploring the proposed closure of the Veterans Administration Center in Hagerstown. The center serves veterans in the city and county, and closure would force travel to Cumberland or Baltimore. Copies were sent to U.S. Senators Beall and Butler and Congressman Hyde, with notices to VA offices in Hagerstown and Baltimore. Brown, district commander, stated a resolution will be presented at the John R. Welch Post on February 3 for possible support.
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Stanley GC. Brown
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Union Bridge V. B. W. Club
Veterans Administration Center
Hagerstown
James McLaren Jr
John Ht
Wateray
Fating
Brown
By-Pass Effects on Town Businesses Studied
Residents note reduced traffic noise but local commerce suffers near the bypass. Red Oberstreet reports a 40 percent drop at his south end service station while Hoover's Blue Mountain Camp says restaurant activity is stagnant and the motel is hit hard. Camp Cozy and The Cozy Club fear winter losses. nearby snake farm may suffer after winter closings. Efforts to erect signs to guide travelers have been denied and a missing linking road at the east end worsens confusion.
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Levon
Hoover
Blue Mountain
Gordon Gaver
Oherstreet
U. S. 1A
Twilight zoning area studied by city consultants
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission study the city master plan’s twilight zone extending a mile beyond corporate limits. Led by Ladislas Sego and Associates, the review aims to align zoning with changing economic conditions and a county master plan expected this year.
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Frederick County Planning, and Zoning Commission
Ladislas Segoo and
Une Ely
Muvalsh
J Cownell
Begnamic Advisor
Ueders
Recovery medicine given to economy slows interest rates
New York reports Uncle Sam's economic doctors cutting the discount rate by 1 to 2 percent across 12 Federal Reserve banks. Banks slash loan charges for top customers, aiming to ease borrowing for business. Senators debate neutrals and pace of recovery while President Truman pledges growth without persistence of downturn.
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New York
Sam
Federal Reserve
Joans
Uuwit
Shumpton
Duuglass
Alten
Lisenower
Congress
Mixed signals as economy shows uneven recovery signs
The report notes sagging production as 14 tailors wholesalers and manufacturers reduce surplus stock with a predicted rebound by midyear. Washington warns of continued anti recession programs if needed and the Fed used a tool to boost confidence. Tax cuts discussed as guidance if conditions worsen amid mixed indicators: power output down, auto production up, retail sales weak, and rail freight carloadings below last year.
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Washington
Pushig
Axo
Pereral
Congress
Senate
Sec
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Suit Seeks Multi Million Damages Over High Voltage Hazard
A boy with arms amputated at the shoulders sues for hospital and medical care and loss of services. Plaintiffs claim the utility erected uninsulated high voltage lines over land without authority. The three counts include negligence damages totaling up to 500000 for the boy and 100000 for parents, trespass up to 1000000 for the boy and 310000 for parents, and nuisance up to 4000000 for the boy and 200000 for parents. The case was moved for trial on a venue-change motion after the defendants demurred.
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Trispass
Man Made Sun On Par With Sputnik
London reports celebrate a claimed man made reactor power breakthrough seen as on par with Sputnik. papers recall American press charges Britain hold off. announcements on fusion research noted in London and Washington. Strauss denies US influence in the Dewey case.
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Sputnik
London
Zeta
Russia
Will
Britain
United States
Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Disorderly conduct charges filed after South Market street fight
Four suspects faced disorderly conduct charges after a Friday fight on South Market street. Charles P L Wallace of Gas House Pike was treated for jaw injury and head lacerations before being released. Also charged were David Sappington of West All Saints street, Stanley G Hopdig of Baltimore, and Maurice Hy Dorsey of Mr Airy. Officers Martin Kanadle and Norman Trump reported arrests around 10 50 pm.
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Four Mead
South Market Street
Charles PL
Wallace Dr
Ierick Memorial Memorial
David Sappington
West All Saints
Stanley G. Hop
Baltimore
Maurice Hy Dorsey
Airy
Martin Kanadle
Norman Trump
Ewan My Windshield Wiped and Tires Checked
A local driver notes basic car service performed including windshield wipe and tire check along a nearby road. The brief emphasizes simple maintenance steps and road safety awareness observed.
Pigeons Targeted by Bank Shooting in Salisbury
Police responded as Evarett Hearne, Salisbury National Bank vice president, fired a pistolsike shot at pigeons nesting above the bank. The bizarre incident involved about a dozen shots echoing around the white pillars, with Hearne claiming deterrence if the birds return.
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Te Salisbury National Bank
Hearne
Mothers March on Polio Planned for Tuesday Night
Final plans for the Mothers March on Polio in the county and city set exams with volunteer workers canvassing homes by neighborhood. Headquarters at Fredericktown Savings Institution open from afternoon to evening, with materials from George Stupp available at Winchester Hall. Local chairmen cover North End, East, Rosedale, South Central, Southend, Northwest, Northeast, West, Linden Hills, and other regions to mobilize donations.
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Doh Pox
Fox
Haxel Lewis
Fredericktown Savings Institution
George Stupp
Winchester Hall
Marehersahe County
Ares
Russell- Michael
Hiorace Elwiealy
Jay Gastrey
W. C. Westerdale
West Lwaok
Watkins Acres
Donald Milner
Linden Hills
Richart Rinty
Gilmore Flaut Jr
Marion N. Keb Te
Arthur Greenhilt
Charles Lewis
Lloyd Stup
Two Arrested For Heist Of Gasoline From Bus
Police arrested Earl B. Wood and Tacold Deavers after a nighttime siphoning of 28 gallons from a Charles A. Stanford school bus on Mt Olivet Boulevard. Both suspects, 2 and 18, were held on $500 bond for magistrate’s court hearings Monday. Officer Russell Potts, hidden in the bus, aided the capture as gasoline theft had been recurring for months.
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Charles A. Stanford
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
Earl B. Wood
Tacold Deavers
Jefferson
Hey
Russell Potts
Unemployment Benefit Applications Decline in Mid January
Washington reports a drop in new unemployment benefit claims for the week ending mid January. The Labor Department says claims fell 86,400 from the previous week, with declines across most states except Michigan and Louisiana. Officials caution against overinterpreting the fall, noting January patterns and ongoing weak contributions.
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Washington
Labor Department
Michigan
Louisiana
Five Inches Of Snow At Cumberland And On Town Hill
Five inches of new snow fell around Cumberland and on Town Hill as West Virginia and Maryland endured gusty winds, sleet, and rain. The storm caused power outages, road hazards, and several counties reporting significant snowfall with Cumberland and Oakland among the snowiest spots.
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Cumberland
Town Hill
Biatston
Maryland
West
Priend
Shipship International
Chesapeake Bay
Ballimore
Chesapeake and Delaware
Monroe Descendant Dies Native Hero Mrs Green Goodloe
Mrs. Green Clay Goodloe formerly Stiss Marian Campbell Fohuyon of Frederick died Friday in Washington after a several week illness. She was widow of Brig Gen Gondloe USMC who fell in World War I. Her son Lt Candle Green Clay Goodloe Jr USN was lost in action over the Pacific. She was descendant of Monroe and Virginia families, great granddaughter of president James Monroe and great great granddaughter of Baker Johnson. Funeral services Tuesday at 12 15 at St George's Episcopal Church Washington burial Arlington National Cemetery.
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Green Clay Goodloe
Stiss Marian Campbell Fohuyon
Frederick
Washington
Ure Dinghter
Willians Crawford Dahnsan
Marsland
iVirginia
James Monroe
Baker Johnson
Auburn
Thomas Johnson
Mary‘isnd
Rainy Weather Stretches Across East With Snow in South
Storms sweep the eastern third of the nation with heavy rain from the Atlantic coast inland to the Great Lakes and five inch snows inland. Tornado damage reported near Coehram central Georgia injuring 16 and damaging 40 homes. Most regions expect continued rain or rain followed by snow in Pennsylvania Ohio and Virginia with warming in the Plains and Rockies as a northward weather front moves in. Hazardous driving and possible freezing rain warned for New England as the system advances.
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Baltimore
Allegany
Garyett Epilies
State Roads Commission
Cumberland
Chaly
Frostburg
Garrett County
Oakland
Town Hill
Phaul Yinight
Weather Bureau
Wastler
Maryland
Haegerstown
Hagerstown
Washington County
Flancock
Smitisburg
Hangerstowhead
Towson
Ball
Inday
Tornady
Uermastery Shaym Center
Jpver
Coehran
Geoviit
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Virginia
Eviday
Pennsylvania
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Ewa
Indiana
Midhgan
Ohio
Carolina
Cester
Virginias
Charleston
Parkersburg
W.va
Pacific Coast
Middle Atlantic
Rockies
Ne Bagh
U. S. Weber
Buchingh
Five Juveniles Detained by Police in Night Incident
Police jailed five juveniles on delinquency charges after a late night incident. Two aged 15 and 16 were found in an automobile in an alley. Richard by Ripe neon, 19, of West Patrick Street, faced loitering and disorderly conduct charges with $100 collateral. Two other youths, aged 15 and 16, were observed loitering near 315 Avenue and taken into custody.
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Officans
Richard
Ripe Neon
West Patrick Sheet
Ivoaralis
del Sarg
Nerminn Lets
City Girls 4-H Club Formed Led by Betsy Lovington
A local tame economist presides as Betsy Lovington takes leadership of the new all city City 4-H club. Mrs Price acts as interim head with Barbara Hahn assisting. Members aged 10 to 13 include Barbara Brunk Sandra Vere and others. First meeting at Mrs Price’s West College Terrace home set officers and projects for home management and later clothing and crafts.
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Elly Gis
Forrest
Osborne T. Price de
Betsy Lovington
Freelovik City
Girly Dell Awetivities
Prive
West College Terrace
Barbara Dean Hahn
Johnsville
John Hahn
Tiis
Mary Thomas
Price
Carling
Barbara Brunk
Sandra Vere
Divis Dorrell
Kathleen Lee
Daver Grave
Christine Hagan
Donna Ler Miargell
Sharon Warget
Judy Varimitn
Rose Marie Hartman
Philiss Kelly
Martha Ki Nargaret Levinson
Jean Rhian
Mrsbara Shellhorse
Patsy Smith
Ann (Lee Thomas
Jacquelin Thon Js
Sandra Daniels
Junta Wins Civilians To Support Junta
In Caracas a junta fired two military officers last night and drew civilian backing that fueled a revolt against Dictator Perez Jimenez. Amid chaos, Rear Adm. Wolfang Larrazabal led officers to oust Perez, who fled to the Dominican Republic. Civilian rebels pressed for free elections as several officials were replaced and a new government prepared to be sworn in.
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Caracas
Veurancla Las — Terrullag
Tthat
Marcos Perez Pimence
Fabiri¢in Die
Halid
Javacas
Perez Jimencz
Nut
Imohs
Perez Jimence
Yenter
Perezdimghee
Army
Roberto Casanova
Air Force al
Abel Truviero Villate
Air Force
Jedi UN
Juila
Civiliai
Eugenio Mordowa
Whia Lairagahal Sali
Blas Lambert
Ojeda
Tivile Jin Group
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Charles County
Davis
W. Va
Antal Wisler
Morttaly
Planning Commission
Chicago
Gov
Monroe
Pault OF
Gen. Dirksen
East
City
Junta
Venezuela
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