Maryland Snow Ends as Temperatures Plunge Across State
Maryland sees a sharp cool down with subfreezing conditions and several inches of snow in western areas. Freight crossings and highway changes near Frederick aim to improve safety on U S 15 by removing the dead end and shifting traffic to a new bypass.
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Associated Press
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Ous
Frederick
Thucmont
Savage Mountain
Tun Huse
Delaware
Weather Bureau
Canada
10 Percent Milk Sales Rise at Capitol Producers Meeting
The Capitol Milk Producers Association reported over a 10 percent increase in milk sales during the year at its annual meeting held at the Hotel Frederick. Seated 153 members and guests heard reports on a new office warehouse at Linden avenue, a new milk transfer station supervised with modern sanitary equipment, and a growing membership. President John M Crum presided as directors were elected and Rich ard B Rudy was noted for expanding milk transport in the Frederick area.
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Capitol Milk Producers Association, Inc
Hotel
Frederick
John M. Crum
RFD
Mr. Crum
Harry L. Trout, Jr
Linden Avenue
District of Columbia Health Department
Capitol
D. C
Property Loss Large But None Injured
Four weekend accidents investigated by city police caused considerable damage but no injuries. A truck left from East and Eighth caused a collision with a 1959 Vauxhall. damage about 100 dollars. Gerald F. Logan’s 1957 Pontiac struck an unattended car on South Carroll Street. damage about 25 dollars to each vehicle and a hearing set for Feb. 2. A three-vehicle incident on East Patrick near Carroll involved a 1950 Chrysler, a 1953 Pontiac, and a 1959 Chevrolet. total damages near 2,000 dollars. Logan charged with reckless driving. Lipps faces a hearing for reckless driving. A Frederick Transit Co. bus sustained minor damage when a motorist opened a car door into its side. no charges filed.
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East Eighth
East Streets
Sergt
Harry Quinn
Bernard W. ‘Michaels
Frederick
RFD 5
Eighth Street
Vauxhall
Virginia C. Renn
Gerald F. Logan
Fort Deitrick
South Carroll Street
Urner Street
Russell Potts
Logan
Carroll
Fred
Erick Kimmel
East Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Sergt. Quinn
iChrysler
Patrrick
Alton J.lipps Jr
Iith Avenue
Pontiac
Gene A. Schultz
East
Patrick Street
Schultz
Chrysler
Patrick
Chevrolet ‘Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Lipps
Frederick Transit Co
South Market Street
All Saints Street
Nathan Dorsey
Frank D. Kitts
Clarksburg
Guy E. Weddle
Taney Apartments
Weekend Toll Mounts To It
Maryland 1959 traffic toll rises with weekend deaths. 12 hour span Friday and Saturday left 1fersons dead, bringing yearly toll to 35. One Baltimore County crash Friday involving a taxi and a Pennsylvania Railroad train killed three children and the cab driver. A 17 year old from Baltimore died later from injuries from a December accident. Sunday reported no fatalities.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Roger L. Baldwin
Baltimore
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Essex
Breakin Entries Cleared by Police in Frederick County
Four more breaking and entering cases are cleared in Frederick County as three men and a juvenile linked to entries at Green Valley Inn Monocacy Park Tavern near Frederick Junction Andy's Gulf Station near Evergreen Point and Perry's Garage at Point of Rocks are identified. Loot was minor including a music machine records clothing and change.
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Frederick County
L. C. Clark
William Ellison
Dickerson
Brunswick
Green Valley Jam
Edson
Clark
Jefferson
Virginia
West Vir
Seaton Pushes Hawaii Statehood at Hearings
Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton testified before the House Insular Affairs Committee, urging immediate statehood for Hawaii and arguing it would show the United States lives up to its ideals. He framed statehood as equal partnership and stressed Hawaiian participation in national affairs.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Fred A. Seaton
Congress
Hawaii
Seaton
House
Insular Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Asia
Slippery Roads As Snow Grips Local Area
Slippery spots appeared on highways as a light snow fell with only several inches expected. The Weather Bureau warned of hazardous conditions with falling temperatures and a potential spillover at Fishing Creek reservoir where millions of gallons entered the dam. State and county crews salt and sand roads while ice on the reservoir begins to break up.
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Lindgering
Ihe Sas Roads Commission
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Fishing Creek
State Roads Commission
Airport
Mercury
Ds Papecolu
What
Frederick
Ifagexystown
Hancock
Twads
State
County Roads Board
Frank Weddle
Sedition Trial Opens in Powell Case in San Francisco
The Powell sedition trial opens with jury selection in San Francisco. John W. Powell 39 Sylvia Powell 39 and Julian Schuman of New York face charges under the 1917 Sedition Act for conspiring to obstruct the war effort by circulating the China Monthly Review and accusing the United States of germ warfare and obstructing truce talks.
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San Francisco
Powell
Congress
U.S. Dist
Louis E. Nh UU dLalypeo
Shanghai
China
Mikoyan Statement Clarifies Situation
A British foreign office spokesman said Mikoyan's weekend remarks on the Germany talks appear to clarify the situation. He added that if the USSR seeks settlement including Berlin, it is welcomed. Mikoyan stressed the talks proposal is the focus, not the transfer of Soviet occupation powers in Berlin to East Germans by May.
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London
Mikoyan
Berlin
Moscow
Mikoyani
Germany
Maryland Budget Begins Legislative Review This Week
Maryland budget figures projected by Governor Tawes propose about 205 million dollars in general fund spending, balanced without tax increases. Finance committees will start immediate budget work with a 2:30 p.m. joint meeting to disclose details, while hearings consider annual session length and tax fund changes.
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AP Tis
Tanges
Jastmonth
Legisature
Senate Arid House
Assembly
House Judiciary Committee
Ae Ven Bee Geek
Ee Na Public Welfare
Gov. Tawes
Ste Assembly
Department Vor
Gant
State Bar Assn
Fr Ple Ie Dali
Dinner party tragedy in Philadelphia claims five lives
Katherine Haines found hostess Marit D'Estel 24 and five residents dead from carbon monoxide poisoning after a dinner in a Philadelphia row house. Investigator McBride said it appears self harm with fatal aftermath. Doyle 65 and his wife survived.
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Philadelphia
Katherine Haizes
Daniel Doyle
Doyle
Ceveha i
Miss Haines
Doyles Dausmer
Marit
Katherine
Ernestine K. D'Estel
Joseph Gatelyn
Tamstors Row
Dusi
John J McBride
Khrushchev to Dominate 21st Soviet Congress Opens
The Soviet Communist Party's 21st Congress opens in Moscow with Nikita Khrushchev as the leading figure. The event is expected to showcase a claimed democratization while Khrushchev tightly controls agenda and policy, denouncing the antiparty faction and endorsing seven year economic, agricultural, educational, and foreign programs.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchchev
United States
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Stalin
U.S.S.R
Auticiparty
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Vv. M. Molotov
Matrepelitien
Condecter
Wes Rs
Tear Gas By Fan Sparks Standoff In Clinton Case
In Clinton a man used an electric fan to disperse tear gas fumes and held off 20 peace officers for six hours with a shotgun. Three people were wounded before Harold Laing 45 was disarmed by Sheriff Marvin Bruhn as more tear gas shells were fired into the house.
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Clinton
Java
Harold Laing
Marvin Bruhn
Five day forecast hints at light precip and cooling trend
The Associated Press forecasts precipitation late Tuesday and Wednesday and again near the weekend totaling about one half to three quarters of an inch. Cold Tuesday, warmer Wednesday, then colder Thursday with warming at the end of the week. Temperatures average about two degrees below normal.
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Associated Press
Birdland Assistant Manager Found Slain in NYC Club
Police report the Birdland assistant manager Zacharia Lexy, 36, of Valley Stream New York, found stabbed to death around 2 40 am near a service bar at the Broadway jazz venue. The investigation continues as detectives review possible motives and witnesses.
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New York
API
Birdland
Zacharia Lexy
Om Valley Stream
N.Y
Legy
Non-Farm Jobs Decrease Seen in Maryland December
Maryland employment officials report a sizable drop in non-farm job openings in December, with 3 137 positions advertised, down 20.5 percent from November and 2.7 percent from December 1957. Placements fell to 3 253, down 19.5 percent from November and 4 percent from December 1957, attributed to post-holiday slowdowns, cold weather, and losses in transportation equipment manufacturing.
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Baltimore
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
Lanpwytes
Kimble
Festival of Plays to Be Held Here at Frederick High
Frederick High hosts the fourth annual Festival of Plays regional tournament featuring about 200 students from Fort Hill Cumberland North Hagerstown Richard Montgomery and Frederick High. The event selects a winning one act play for the state tournament on February 27 with best actor and actress chosen.
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Frederick High School
Fort Hill
Cumberland
North Hagerstown
Richard Montgomery
Rockville
Frederick High
Saiting
Anita May Hughes
He Prine
University of Maryland
E. Thomas Starcher
University In Maryland
Thurmont High School
Floods Recede in Most Areas as Flood Threat Eases
Floodwaters from swollen rivers and streams recede across eastern and central states. The Red Cross reports over 22 000 affected families, while Ohio and nearby regions face large cleanup costs and closures. Rescue work continues at Selinsgrove and Meadville amid continued cold weather and ice jams.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Indiana
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Meadville
French Creek
Pittston
Susquehanna
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Ohiow Valley
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New England
Kansas
Ohio Valley
Lower
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