Frederick City awaits SRC word on bypass traffic plan
City Engineer A Raymond Walter has written to the State Roads Commission three months ago seeking partial bypass access fixes. He urges temporary by pass legs to allow westbound West Patrick Street traffic to reach the bypass and southbound traffic to turn from the by pass onto U S 340, and requests full use of the by pass from all directions. The council also plans a Girl Scouts program with Mrs. Robert Myers as guest speaker at the Church of the Brethren.
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Frederick City
State Roads ‘Commission
A. Raymond Walter
Frederick
Walter
Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
U. S. 340
Lindendiner Frederick Association of Girl
Soine West
Patrick
Church of the Brethren
Robert Myers
Myers
Girl Scout
Pennsylvania
American Dental Hygienists Associations
Lancaster
Girl Scouts of America Association
Y. W. C. A. Hwork
USO
Storm
Robert Nicodemus
Paul Johnson
Delbert Null
Ray H. Smith
J. J. Wolberg
South
Jefferson
U. S. 349
Commission
South Jefferson Street
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick County
G. O. P. Club
Horace M. Alexander
John A. Derr
Russell H
McCain
Ai Enin
Mary Willette Worman
Apieer
Ei Fee
Wills Harry D Radehtt
Shayne
Thomas
Evangelic
Reformed Church and Sunda School
Hoffman Orphan Home
Littlestown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hood College
Home For the Aged of the Reformed Church
Williamsport
Frederick Presbyterian Church
State Roads Commission
Miss Worman
The
Roads Commission
Mr. Radcliff
William M. Storm
William H. B. Anders
Calvin S. Lohr
Emmett Rowlus
Guy W. Nusz
Benjamin L. Shuff
Securitiact
Lis
Fort Detrick
Photographer Georgette Chapelle Ordered Out of Hungary
Mrs Georgette Dickey Chapelle an American free lance photographer was sentenced to 30 days in jail on charges of entering Hungary. The Budapest Muni Court freed her due to time served and ordered her to leave Hungary within 48 hours. US Consul said she would stay with Minister Edward Wailes pending departure. Co defendant Ferenc Welsch received eight months and plans to appeal.
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Budapest
Georgette ‘Dickey Chapelle
Budapest Muni Court
Hungary
Chapelle
U.S
Richard Selby
Edward Wailes
Hanover Hotel Sale Rumor Tied to Elderly Home Plan
Reports in Hanover Pa claim the Richard McAllister Hotel may be sold to the Evangelical and Reformed church for use as an elderly home. Officials say negotiations exist with a price near 300 000 dollars but no official confirmation or owner statements.
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Hanover
Richard Mc
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hannover
Rchurch
Ena Gene
Frederick D. Eyster
Ithis City
Potomac ‘Synod of the
Reformed” Church
Eyster
Richard McAllister
Williamsport
Washington County
Carlisle
Pap
Biting Cold Expected Across Maryland Tonight
Forecaster warns of frigid temperatures dipping near zero in Garrett Allegany and Washington counties with clear skies after threats of snow. Valleys and lower elevations could see subzero wind chills as Monday approaches, impacting local communities.
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Mercury
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Wreck causes $700 damage to three cars on Market Street
Police report a single-vehicle collision on North Market Street near Seventh Street damaged three parked cars. Kenneth L. Martin, who fell asleep at the wheel, drove into Carlton L. Strube and Robert B. Young’s cars. Strube’s vehicle suffered about 500 dollars damage, Young’s about 25. The Martin auto incurred 300 dollars damage and Martin faces a reckless driving charge with a February 7 hearing set.
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North Market Street
Seventh Street
Kenneth L. Martin
Armont
William Autchner
Martin
Carlton L. Strube
Robert B. Young
North Market
Strube
Young
King Saud to Receive Red Carpet Welcome in Washington
King Saud of Saudi Arabia will receive a red carpet welcome including an airport greeting from President Eisenhower when he arrives for a three day official visit. He will land in New York Tuesday and fly to Washington Wednesday noon aboard the President's plane. Eisenhower will greet him at the airport, a first for a foreign visitor, and a conference will follow.
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Washington
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
White House
Saud
New York
Columbine
Secretary of
State Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Blair Howse
Drunk man charged after chaotic bus incident in Jessup
Walter Hayden 23 of Baltimore crawled under a Trailways bus on a Baltimore Washington line near Jessup. He frightened bystanders and threatened to stab anyone approaching. Police pulled him out and charged him with intoxication and disordery conduct. A hearing was set for Monday.
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Jessup
New York
Upper Marlboro
Walter Hayden
Baltimore
Trailways
Kenneth C. Reid
Washington
Reid
William Brooks
Richard Dunn
U. S. Park
Convicted Soldier Sentenced to Death for Rape and Murder
Charles C. E. Lucas, 21, of Washington, D. C., was convicted by a U. S. Seventh Corps court martial of raping and murdering a German widow, Marie Nader, near New Year’s Eve. He was sentenced to death with dishonorable discharge, subject to review, with execution by hanging or firing squad to be determined by higher authorities.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Charles C. E. Lucas
Washington
D. C
U. S. Sth Corps
Marie Nader
iLucas
Army
Thurmont Theater Reopens as Potential Movie House
The Thurmont theater, idle for years, sold at public sale to Ray JH. Richard of Damascus for 55-1500. Richard, manager of the Druid Theater in Damascus, aims to reopen the one story frame building on Water Street as a movie house with seats reportedly remaining.
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Thurmont
Court House
Ray JH. Richard
Damascus
Richard
Druid Theater
Thurmont Theater
Waterstreet
Thomas 5. Glass
Charles D. Waller
Harold D. Law
John W. Nutt
Weinberg and
Glassi
Publisher Died in Bluefield West Virginia at 61
Jim H. Shott, longtime Bluefield publisher and former state Republican chairman, died at his home after a heart ailment. He had faced illness since September and remained active at his office until yesterday. He was 61 and survived by his wife. Deeds recorded show multiple property transfers in the area. A farmer, Ralph Long, was badly injured in a barn accident near Creagerstown and Graceham, later hospitalized in Baltimore. Four Britons, including Sir Stafford Cripps’ granddaughter, were held in Budapest for espionage trial.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Jim H.shott
Shott
Frank Long
Creagerstown
Graceham
Ralph E. Culler
Braddock Ois
Budapest
Hungary
Sir Stafford Cripps
Yugoslavia
County Board Seeks Tobacco Tax For School Funding
The Board of County Commissioners asked Frederick County lawmakers to back a county tobacco tax to fund school construction. They proposed cigarette and cigar rates, falling tobacco taxes by category, and a 1 percent on sales. If state measures pass, the county plan could be moot.
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Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
General Assembly
Jacob R. Ramsburg
C. Clifton Wirts
House of Delegates
Maryland
Board of Education
McKeldin
New Windsor Man Killed in Carroll County Crash
Richard A. Oldaker of New Windsor, 42, died when his car left Maryland 91 near Cedarhurst and overturned. Police say he was driving at high speed and was partially thrown from the vehicle. He was pronounced dead at the scene. A second death, Samuel Venus, 65, of Baltimore County, occurred after being struck by a car on East Baltimore Street. The toll for the new year reached 26.
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Westminster
Richard A. Oldaker
New Windsor
Carroll County
Maryland
I Cedarhurst
Oldaker
Baltimore
Samuel Venus
Dulles Remarks Spark British And French Backlash
Secretary of State Dulles drew sharp reaction in Britain after he said he would rather not have French and British soldiers beside him. White clarified the remark was in context of UN evacuation and not a reversal of policy, as London papers called it a gaffe and the Times labeled it clumsy.
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Washington
Delhe
Senate
Armed Services Committees
Secretary of
Dulles
Eisenhower
U. S
State Department
Lincoln White
London Daily Sketch
Dulies
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Middle East
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
United States
Mors
Egypt
London
Britain
France
Times
Congress Committee
Manchester Guardian
Mr. Dulles
The
Daily Express
G. S
Paris
White
United Nations
Frederick to Install Modern Fluorescent Street Lights
Frederick prepares a new fluorescent street lighting system to be in use by mid February. Mayor and City Lineman Jax Kehne announce completion of wiring along Market Street and Patrick Terrace with standards installed and lights to be tied into the system. The upgrade aims to place Frederick among the nation’s most modern urban lighting on main streets.
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Frederick
John A. Derr
Jax Kehne
Seventh
Patrick Treck
East Street
College Avenue
Coast Guard Joins Search For Brothers
Two Coast Guard boats and a patrol plane were sent to search for brothers Jimmy Campbell 26 and Henry R Campbell 27 missing since Tuesday from Sparrows Point. Charles Campbell reported the pair left Tuesday for a 30 mile trip to Poole's Island off Aberdeen Proving Ground. Local police and relatives noted the absence and coordinated with the Coast Guard to locate the men.
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Baltimore
Coast Guard
Baltimore County
Jimmy Campbell
Henry R. Campbell
Baltimore County Police
Campbell
Charles
London
Stats Brothers
Dulles
Middle East
Sparrows Point
Poole's Island
Aberdeen
Eisenhower Resting At Thurmont Camp David Visit
President Eisenhower relaxed at Camp David in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains after arriving from Washington. He toured Gettysburg farm, inspected cattle, and was joined by Gen Alfred M Gruenther and George E Allen. Mrs Eisenhower and others followed separately. The group plans to head back to Washington this weekend.
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Thermont
Eisenhower
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Washington
Gettysburg
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
George E. Allen
Truman Administration
Eisen‘hower Place
Gruenther
Allen
Camp ‘David
Economic trends show rising costs and cautious expansion
The boom continues yet warning signs appear as output stays down at big auto plants and orders for machine tools slow. Inflation rises with a record high consumer price index while oil, gas, and electricity costs push up prices, and the administration seeks price stability amid broader profit and spending concerns.
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New York
Jane—Ford
Dun & Bradstreet
Esenhower
Fise
Ewan Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Congress
Senate
Robert L. Wood
Independent Petroleum Assn. of America
Eisenhower
Treasury
Humphrey
U. S. Facory
Socony Mobil Os Co
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Girl Scouts
Aus
Radcliff
Charleston. W. Va
West Virginia
Cecil Underwood
Bucharest
Silviu Brucanu
Bluefield, W. Va
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Maurice J. Floyd
Delaware Avenue
Monocacy Village
A. Owen Mercer
G. Wilson Mercer
Roy C. Culler
Board
WEE
New Haven
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