Barracks Construction Bids At Fort Detrick Set
The article reports bids to open for the barracks at Fort Detrick in Frederick. It notes the project includes a large three story main building with wings, site improvements, and utilities. Thomas W. Yoder Company of Bethesda handles the $2.7 million contract for the communications building and nearby warehouse.
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Bidswill
Buckeystown
Sigstyle Police
Jonal Corps
Nallin
O. Thomas
County Flor
Tone
Dhuvy J. Meost
Lunil
Ian
Thomas
Carroll Manor
Colley
Frost
Mie
Adamstown
Thomas, Canning
Frederick
Signal Corps
Thomas W. Yoder Company
Bethesda
Sane Toulhs
Deroy bin’ Lt
Fort Detrick Reservation
Reconsider Decision To Skip Low Bidder
Washington officials say they will reconsider a decision to award four freighters after bids exceeded the legal offer by 3 million dollars. Bethlehem Shipyards proposed 10.41 million, while New York Shipbuilding Corp quoted 8.04 million and National Iron Shipbuilding Co about 14.08 million, with debates over the most capable shipyard.
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Washington
Joseph Campbell
United States
Oifbee
GAO
Took &T
Cisquel
Bethlehem Spallows Point
Bathie
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Camden
N. Y
National Sloth and Shipbuilding Gorp
San Diego
Carth
Xonreus
Eault
Vanguard Test Imminent Amid Space Satellite Delays
In a rush to lift the Vanguard rocket off the pad in days, U.S. officials face bugs that delayed last week’s attempts. If delays persist, Jupiter might launch America’s next satellite first, altering the Mars size launch schedule set by Eisenhower. The Dec. 6 first flight remains a milestone amid weather and mechanical hurdles.
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Gare Wuauvavaitsa
Pla
Navy
Army
Anat
Vanguard
U.S
Eisenhower
Americas
iMarch
Ox Fibre Brush Co President And Wife Die In Fire
New York business executive Alfred McEwen and his wife Meewen perished in a hotel fire that leveled the Halton scene. Firefighters faced heavy snow as they recovered the bodies and learned the couple had traveled from New York for a weekend visit. The Ox Fibre Brush Company president since 1946 was identified along with surviving relatives and unconfirmed funeral plans.
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Ox Fibre Brush Co
Meiwen
New York
Halton
Aivalas
Bert Wuafle
Ox Fibre “Brush
McEwen
Frederick
Pica
FW. Weitzel
Bradstock ‘Ueights
IMT
Beuch-Making
Greenwich
Frederick Orphans Court Judges Seek Third Term
Three Frederick County Orphans Court judges filed for re election today as a slate led by chief judge Mary C. Gregory a Democrat and Samuel Q Ausherman and Frank C Shank both Republicans seek a third term. Gregory the first woman on the bench was elected in 1940 and 1954 and has been active in community work. Ausherman a Burkittsville district farmer and Shank long time George B Nettie salesman are also running.
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Frederick County Orphans Court
Board of Registry
Mary C. Gregory
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Burkillsvilly
Frank C. Shank
Ghregary
Aushernant
Shook
Gregory
Maryland
First Baptist Church
Ausherman
Burkinlsville
George B. Nettie
Orphan Court
Capitol Milk Producers In Meeting Here
An annual Capitol Milk Producers Association gathering convened at a Washington hotel with President WM Geum presiding. Officers elected include Cram and Claude I Culler as directors for the coming year while Raul G. Dohagoo reported rising membership and milk volume for a productive year.
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Capitol Milk Producers
Duiry WM
Geum
Mr. Cram
Mifo RK
Cineom
Claude I
Culler
Fredericks Arthur
Shou
Atlamstown
Hobert BE
Renan
Frederick
Odin A. Hutchinson
Chantilly
Market Mixed But Airlines Are Higher
Market mixed with airlines higher in early trading led by United Airlines and Eastern Airlines. Alleghany Corp dipped on heavy volume while American Airlines and Pan American showed mixed movement. The Dow and broader indices showed fractional gains or losses as investors weighed CAB fare decisions and corporate results.
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New York St
Dels York Central
Robert
Young
Alleghany Corp
Missouri-Paeil
Alleghany
Irlines
Capital Airlines
United Ar Lings
Eastern Airlines
American Airlines
Panamerica World Ai
Aircratis
Douglas
United Aircraft
Yallingstown Sheet
Allied
Chemiecal
American Cyananth
U Steel
Word
Tnternational
Nickel
du Pont
Philip Morris
Gas Thieves Sentenced in School Bus Gas Theft Case
Two youths, Mark B. Wood and Harald J. Deavers, were found guilty of siphoning five gallons of gasoline from a school bus on Mt Oliver Boulevard January 25. Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield sentenced them to one day in jail. A separate plea involved loitering and a related financial scheme. Police had staked out the bus for seven nights, with an officer assigned to monitor the vehicle starting January 23.
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Wilbur PF. Sheffield
Mark B. Wood
East Southfleet
Harald J. Deavers
Jefferson
Charles B. Crawford
Mt. Oliver
Lam
Del
Wiely
Grawford
Ralph Paris
Sheffield
Paul Eugene Stone
Alexandria
Valim
Patrick Street
Stone
Maryland
Virginia
Robert Stiles
Ing
Hancock
Adam B
Norman Dietz
We Court
Altor
Eisenhower Pushes Fouryear Education Aid Bill
President Eisenhower sent Congress a four year program totaling 1.6 billion dollars to boost education in science and engineering. The plan would fund 10,000 annual scholarships for four years and graduate fellowships to strengthen science and technology, with a projected one billion dollars for federal backing and the rest shared by states and localities.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Congressy
America
Russia
United States
Intel
Meatt
Eisenhower
Capitol
Folsom Fast
Tor
Mussel
Folsom
Deadly Home Blast Ravages Elphick Area
One boy 16 or younger died in a wrecked Henry Elphick home near Sugarville, while his mother and brother were hurt. A neighbor woman and another resident were hospitalized for injuries as police investigated a basement explosion likely triggered by a trucker and furniture delivery. The blast shattered windows and shook a town of about 900 residents.
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York
Paly
Sugarville
Fred Louis Biphick
Ruies
Vankie Filphick
Jack
Veala Appleby
York Hospital
Ytonaki
Bowersox
Yilace
Eiphick
Ollie Thonges
Miphick
Coatesville
Car Crash Injures Mt. Starg College Students
Two St. Marys College students were injured near Gettysburg when their car skidded on a wet road, struck a tree, and demolished the vehicle. George Willey 22 of Patehaque New York suffered a skull fracture. Austin Cannon 19 of Bellmore New York had a broken right ankle. The crash occurred about six miles south of Goltyshire on U S Route 15 while returning from a cinema outing. both injured were taken by Gettysburg fire department ambulance to the hospital for treatment.
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Mt. Statarg's
Limon
U.S
Goltyshire
George John Willey
Patehaque
N.Y
Warner Hospital
Gettys- Thong
Austin £. Cannon
Bellmore
N. Y
Slilley
St. Mary's College
Jelter
Gettysburg
Hilley
Windstorm sinks Nankai Maru ferry near Japan coast
Reports say the Nankai Maru carrying about 1,000 passengers including children sank after a storm off Fukushima and Kushikino. Nine rescued, many missing as ships search the sea and air lines. The incident occurred as three vessels battled six foot waves and strong winds.
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Tokyo
Japan
Fukushima
Viel
Teomatsunama
Shikolai
Kai Strait
Wakagini
Honshu
Aine
Ool
Nankai Steamship Co
He Maritime Safety Board
City and County Girl Scouts Merge Initiatives Planned
City and county Girl Scouts prepare to form a single council with the Frederick Association of City Scouts welcoming the merged group at a Calvary Methodist meeting Wednesday evening. Guest speaker Mrs. David Askegaard of Arlington VA will discuss The Effectiveness of the Neighborhood Organization. Dinner begins at 6.30 with council committee members named for event planning.
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Ito
He Frederick
Merry ‘Ty Wigelshach
Torna
David Askegaard
Arlington, Va
Askegaard
Ned
Horthool Ehumaat
Aned MM
Woda
Aestats
Phestavigal
Khvinl D. Storm
Barrick Files For Senator Barrick Files For Senator
Barrick filed this morning at the Board of Election Supervisors as a candidate for senator subject to the Democratic primary. He is a former state's attorney elected in 1954 nearing the end of his first term, the first to file for the office from either party, with the seat held by Republican Jacob Ramsburg. Barrick, a native of the county, is a University of Maryland law graduate and has been active in the Democratic Party and local civic groups. Also noted are scattered crime items and a note on a Soviet American cultural exchanges pact.
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Samuel Wo Bare Mek
Board of Election Supervisors Ofice
Ste Sentor
Benneratie
Barrick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Bredevizkigh School ii UM
Meteorsinre Academy
Aic Corns
Secmer
Gettysburg College
Tne
Tel
University of Maryland
Ilchen
Bairviek
Democrativ! Theles
Denycrativ Glu
Loyal Veterans of ‘Foreign Wars
Princis Scott Key
American Legion
Wise Holes
Iidependent Flage Company
Ballenger
Scientists warn Soviets could strike U S with new submarine killer
Johns Hopkins operations research chief Ellis Johnson says Soviet defense study points to a submarine missile system that could kill millions of Americans. He cites a magazine interview claiming defense costs could rise by 15 billion dollars annually. Weather notes follow with varying temperatures and precipitation.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Ellis
Johnson
Johns Jopkins University Operations Research Office
Johnnsat
U. &, News & World Report
Associated Press
Maryland-Delaware
United States
Johns Jlapkins
Dehnsen
S. Dnienson
Leon
Glass Jar With $5 in Pennies Taken From Store
Robbers broke into Calvin Long grocery at East South and South Carroll streets during the night. A quart jar of pennies, about $3, was removed after prying a door with a stone. the jar left on the roof. Police were notified about 7:48 am as Sergeant Harry Philips investigated. The Detective Bureau continues the inquiry.
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Calvin Long
East South
South Carroll Streets
Browz
Fran
Carrell Street
Sergt
Harry Philips
Baghdad Pact Ministers Meet Amid Bomb Attacks in Ankara
In Ankara five Baghdad Pact partners including Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, and Britain meet as bombs injure a U.S. embassy wall and a private bookshop. Secretary of State Dulles vows U.S. support with mobile power against any Communist invasion while critiquing Western aid scope.
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Ankara
Turkey
Bulles
Russia
Middle East
Dulles
United States
Allianice
Jug
Middle
Pack Council of Ministers
U.S
Bad’s
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Egypt
Syria
Istanbul
Baghdad
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W.H. Colley
Detrick
Nallin Farm
Tie Welim
Warren Lenley Coffey
Richmond
Bawa
Dirs
Edpard Whearas
Buckeye
Baltimore
Windsor Hills
D. Lob
Jacob Litgell
Ravenswood
W. Va
Wit. Shapira
West Virginia
Orphans Court
Raul G. Dohagoo
William Kas
Calvary Methodist Church
Adrian Chappell
Betty Lou Davis
Miri Rhoads Lewis
William H. Carey
One Heart
Department of the
District of Colorabia
Ags
Charles 4. Geisinger
Walkersville
Robert EB
Renn Frederick
Cram
Mall
Columbia Health Department
Carey
George D. Coffe
Jack A. Ladson
Arthur Parquier
Beavers
High's Dairy Products Corp
Slaley Brinkley
van S's
Nyc
Genetral
Stock Exchange
Robert N Young
New York Central Railroad
Stiles
Bingaia
They Superation
Ak Liberty
Paul O
Yost
Berkeley Springs
Hanvack
Ames
Murphy
Army Trai
Arlington
Camp Wolters
TENAS
Sistant
John C. Weaver
Farmer
Mount Vernon Bank & Truil Co
Fairfax County
Willston
Walters Choppers
George Markfield
Vienna
Carroll
Sehoal
Lt. Weaver
Lea Michael
We A. Weaver
West Lec
Andrew Glangrena
Mount Veron
Marcock
Ifa
76Th U. S. Army
Juine O'Click
Landon
LI Bila
IEA
Mintive
Telenheta
Smithfield Meat Market
London
City
Girl Scouts
Vormer
Kesville
Hassator
Georgi Zarubin
Pau
Anut Croyps
Olce Hlrmed
Gomes Fionist Movement
Umy
Mr. Jones
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