Water projects rise as new starts are blocked
An analysis notes that proposed nondefense spending grows even with no new programs. The administration's 74 billion dollar budget for the next fiscal year avoids new starts on water projects yet continues existing work, causing costs to surge well beyond original estimates and inflation. Senator Knowland cites past reclamation costs and warns long running projects and their overruns persist across economy drives. Areas around Florida trips and family events are briefly mentioned with no clearer connection to the budget item.
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Keiowland
Knowland
Reclamation Bureau
J ‘A Wapver Commission
Joccé
Inewffeet
Congress
Conegress
Millon Sa
Weekend rainfall totals top monthly average at airport
Weekend rainfall reached 1.22 inches pushing January's total to 3.64 inches at the station near the airport, the most in January since 1952. Temperatures stayed cold with a high of 42 and a low near 26, with a chance of light snow flurries tonight and Tuesday.
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Syeathey Bureau
Aiport
Mercury
State Roads Commission
Snd
Lields Saucers
Israel
Liberty Road
Five Die In Des Moines Olympian Hotel Fire
A fire at the Olympian Hotel in downtown Des Moines killed five people. The blaze began around 2 45 am on the ground and third floors of the building housing eight taverns and shops. About 40 guests were in the hotel when the fire was discovered.
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Des Moines
Olympian
Fifty Years Ago In The News Jan 27 1921
The Board of Aldermen ordered a bill for issuing 100000 in bonds to fund city deficits waterworks street improvements and guidance for a referendum. The Business Men's Association backed Kefauver gas and electric price regulation with a Maryland Annapolis visit planned. Roads and a road engineer hire were discussed. Marshall Etchison bought two lots at West Fourth River extending Grol Park with plans for three residences next spring.
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Board OF
Almarmen
General Assembly
Business Men's Association
Kefauver
Annapolis
Frederick County
Marshall CL. Etchison
William Hinks
West Fourth River
Grol Park
Reading Lutheran church eyes Berkshire Hotel sale for elderly home
Reading Eagle reports negotiations between Berkshire Hotel owners and Reading Lutheran church group to convert the 260 room seven story Berkshire into a home for the aged with a bid around 600000 and a 90 percent FHA loan request. redevelopment plans include new bathrooms heating and sanitary systems as part of city area improvements.
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Berkshire
Rearling
Reading Eagle
Reading Lutheran Church
Berkshire Hotel
Switc
Federal Housing Administration
Cern
Derkshire Uptel
Local Health Notes and Community Notices
The column reports multiple residents under medical care or recovery including virus pneumonia confinement at home for Towag Bragnaven and improved conditions for John T. Ravignan and Mrs. William Arians. It notes hospital treatments at Johns Hopkins and Washington County Hospital, plus several recoveries and a new P.E.O. chapter organized in Hagerstown with Irene Van Bront as organizer. Kenneth L. Smilin returns to Long Beach after service at sea and marriage to Norma Barbers.
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Missletown
Washington County Hospital
Boileau
Roy
Bud) Lang
Thurmont
Waynesboro
Claudia Hoffman
Mayer
Charles ‘Town
Jane
Edith G. Spickwall
North Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Irene van Bronl
Omaha
Nob
Micerstown
Chambersburg
Fredericl
En Irons
Will Alton
Jawae Wesleyan College
MI. Pleasant
Lor
PLRO
Long Beach
Calif
Kenneth L. Smilin
USN
Ry Edgar Bakey
Secanl
News page clutter with old rates and credits
A scanned 1958 Frederick page shows publication details and subscription rates, credit lines, and postal notices. It lists price structures for mail and carrier delivery, mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulation, and asserts Associated Press rights. The date line reads Monday January 27, 1858, reflecting OCR quirks and misreadings on the front.
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Frederick
MFG, CO
Nort Court
Bar Association Meeting Attendance in Baltimore
Several local attorneys joined the mid winter meeting of the State Bar Association held Friday and Saturday at the Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore. Benjamin B. Rosenstack served as toastmaster for the Saturday evening banquet. James Mesherey, vice president, presented the committee report on assistance to young lawyers, with Charles Mear, chairing the biographical committee. Other local attendees included Amos A. Holter, Robert F. Clapp, W. Jerome O’Full, Edward D. Storm and Samuel W. Barrick.
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State Bar Association
Hotel Belvedere
Baltimore
Benjamin B. Rosenstack
James Mesherey
Charles 4Icc
Mathias
Amos A. Holter
Robert F. Clapp
W. Jerome Offull
Edward D Storm
Samuel W. Barrick
Stock Quotations From Local Markets This Week
Bid and asked prices from Alex Brown and Sons on the New York Stock Exchange guide local securities values at compilation. Includes current and fractional units for various issuers and loan corporations. notes markets for Frederica, Polomac, Pan,iaate, and related entities with implied trading ranges and price levels.
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Alex Brown & Sunt
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick
Arate Hid
Frattenice Cae Nati
Trasmo Ox
Hotel eTtants
Polomac Kleon
Calvan Pan
Iaate
Frederica Gre
Ingestors Loan Corp
Rind
Petia
Democratic State Central Committee Calls For Harmony in Primary Season
A letter from the Democratic State Central Committee of Frederick County urges unity after primary battles. Chairman Edwin Nikirk asks party leaders and workers to restrain emotions and back unopposed judges candidates Stedman Prescott and Palsick Schnauffer, while stressing the need for a united front in the general election. Some committee members favor supporting Governor candidate J. Millan Tawes, but views differ on the full slate.
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al Patey
Ureshire
Democratic State Central Committee
Fred’ Orick County
Sellaw Tral
Edwin Nikirk
Central Committee
al Pf Jeaders
Gily
Piel
Intter
Fliadiqui
Cato
United Front
Sine Central Committee
Corivet
Ornl
Lev J. Millan Tawes
Snakes
Vawes
Wedding of Miss Weinberg and Dr. Levi at Nassau Home
The ceremony Saturday at 6 pm united Miss Sherlyn Weinberg of Magnolia Avenue and Dr. Wendell Mitchell Levi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Sr. The groom’s brother-in-law Henry Davis Barnett of Sumter served as best man. Attendants included Mrs. David Weinberg as tee attendant. A reception followed at the Francis Scott White Hotel with guests from New York City, Dallas, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, and more. The bride, a Smith College alumna and former Prospect Hill faculty member, wore a satin gown with lace and a fingertip veil. the groom is a University of Virginia medical graduate completing surgery residency in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Notman Gerstenfielt
David
Weinberg
Fawview Avenue
Henry Davis Barnett
Sumter
Ghia
Chicago
Tamites
Nassau
Jie
Charleston
Abbot Jacademy
Andover
Milas
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Prospect Til School
New Haven
Conn
Levi
University of Vir
The
Medical College
South, Carolina
Jefferson Medical College
Rospital
Philadelphia
Medical Center
Charleston, &. C
Kathryn Sherby Weinberg
Wendell M. Levi
Sylvia Cheistire Fraley
Phun Mor Fraley
Thurmont
Donal Renn Kelle
Orpha Keller
Middletown
Edgar Weller
Philnoon
Philip Kulp
Albert R. Burk Nardi
Ute Groont
Acs
Charles Winpigler
Frederick
Whurels
Calvin Stith
Whormarl
Birs, Winpigler
Schubert
Mr. Staub
Shirley Boller
Brigesmmails
Judy Fraley
Celia Fraley
Keller
Ruth Saylor
Aliss Marie Knott
Rodger Riley
Herbert Martin
Glen Nikirk
Florida
Thurmont High School
Moore Business Farms, Inc
Middletown High School
Oulystown
Lebanon
Highfield
Waynesboro
Brediferick
Emmitsburg
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Baltunone
President's Brother Dies At Age Of 71
Kansas City report details the death of Arthur B. Eisenhower aged 71, elder brother of President Eisenhower. He died of a heart attack at home, with services pending. He had a long banking career in Kansas City, serving as executive vice president and later vice chairman before leaving the institution. He leaves a wife, three brothers, an adopted daughter, and a grandson. Connections note his involvement with World Airlines and other Kansas City firms. The president postponed a White House dinner in response.
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Kansas
Arthur B Risenhower
Eisenhower
Louise
White House
Supreme Court
Arthur Eisenhower
Commerce Trust Co
Kansas City
Smalla Piza Bank of Commerce
World Alrlines
Coleman
Wichita
Kan
Eisurtawer
TWA
New York
Tisenhower
Abilene
Yasl
Arthur Ty
Bertan Reneelis
Bash Hampton
Long Island
Arthur Bradford Rotterhe
Baal Hampton
Tdgar
Tagomi
Wash
Milton
Johns Unspkins University
Shari
LaGrange, i
Ray
Dunelton City
Park Policeman Patrols Stretch 150 Miles Long
U S Park Police officer Fallin patrols a 150 mile towpath stretch from Whites Ferry in Montgomery County to North Branch near Cumberland. He cites trash dumping and intoxication issues along the Potomac while emphasizing protection of park rights and public safety for hikers, anglers, and campers.
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George Rash
Hagerstown
Roland A. Fallin
U.S. Park
Fallin
Harpers] Verry
W. Va
Whites Ferry
Montgomery County
Hranch
Cumberland
National Park
Agia
Reg Walieh
Chile
Snow And Rain Bring Dismal Winter Weather
The Associated Press reports widespread winter weather with snow and rain across a vast area. The Northeastern quarter sees snow from the upper Midwest through the Great Lakes and northern Ohio Valley, while the storm brings varying precipitation eastward into the Ohio Valley and New England. Waverhill Massachusetts reports over 40 inches of snow in a town skate event.
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Associated Press
Fao
Vakolas
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Ohio
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Urbana
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This Petty
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Linganore Road
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Dewitt Hyde
Maryland
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William D. Clendenin
Richard M. Clenedenin
Callege Avenue
Cornell Company
Wese Reivert
Clendenin
Cornell University
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