Frederick County Board offers $60,000 for 12 acres near Frederick High
The Frederick County Board of Education offers Hamilton Homes Inc. $60,000 for 12 adjacent acres behind Frederick High School, with approval reportedly by the County Commissioners. Owners seek about $87,500, raising hopes for an amicable settlement amid possible condemnation.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Frederick High School
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Gnally
Hamilton Homes
Watkins Acres
Frederick High
Girl Thought Rape Victim Found Near Westminster
A 15 year old girl was found injured and partly conscious along a Northern Maryland highway near the Pennsylvania line. Police say her clothing was disarranged and a marriage certificate was found with her. She was treated and moved to University Hospital then Westminster and housed in Carroll County jail as investigators probe possible trauma and identity. She is described as 5 4 232 pounds brunette with last known address in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Westminster
Maryland
Pennsylvania
C. €. Zumbrun
Manchester
Carroll County
University Hospital
Baltimore
Knoxville
Tenn
New Guided Missiles Fortify U S Seventh Fleet
Vice Admiral Stuart H. Ingersoll announced the 7th Fleet is being equipped with the newest guided missiles and high performance jet aircraft to boost combat potential. His successor Vice Admiral W M Beakley took command aboard the carrier Bonhomme Richard as the 105 ships form the largest integrated naval force.
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Buckner Bay
Okinawa
7Th Fleet
America
Stuart H. Ingersoll
Beakley
Bonhomme Richard
Ingersoll
Formogra Defense Command
Taipei
Eartha Kitt Straps Break During TV Performance
Eartha Kitt, the American singer, had her shoulder strap snap during a British TV broadcast on Sunday night. She maintained the gown by grabbing the falling strap and singing through two tense minutes, later calling it a terrible moment and saying she felt like an idiot.
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London
Capitol Milk iProducers Hold 16th Annual Dinner Meeting
About 170 members and guests attended the Capitol Mik Producers Association dinner after a 16th annual meeting at Hotel Frederick. President John M. Scram presided as reports showed a 25 percent rise in membership and milk receipts. directors Crum, Trout, Stup, Hoffman Jr., Cline Jr., Airy, and Hummer were elected for the coming year. The event featured music, toasts by Paul G. Johnson, and awards to R. Russell Green and Charles W. Putman, with talks on dairy operations and butterfat testing. a new High's store is planned in the Frederick shopping center.
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Capitol Mik Producers Association, Inc
jWhich
Hotel Frederick
John M. Scram
Frederick
Mr. Crum
Harry L. Troutee
Howard J. Stup
Frederick George Wm. Hoffman Jr
Ladamstown
Charles R. Cline Jr
Mr. Airy
A. L. Hummer
Sterl Hing
High
Dairy Products Corp
Washington
Charles A. Price
Pasor
Walkersville
H. David Hagan
Crum
Paul G.johnson
Association
Bon‘nie Caplan
Martha Haugh
Miriam R. Lewis
C. Y. Stephens
High’s Dairy
R. Russell Green
Mary Green
Charles W. Putman
Stephens
High's
C. W. England
C.W
iEngland Laboratories
University of Maryland
George D. Coffee
Dairy Farm Inspection Service
District of Columbia Health Department
Johnson
Miss Haugh
Lewis
Price
Hubert
Mills
Jack Ladson
Newton and Farghter
Health Department
James i G. Conroy
Je D. C
Mr. Stephens
Ibis
Staley Brinkley
High’s
Dragging Operation To Find Bodies In Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard launches dragging in Chesapeake Bay to locate the bodies of Jimmy Campbell 27 and Henry R. Campbell 38 missing since January 22 after their 114 foot runabout from Sparrows Point toward Poole's Island was found Friday. A brother identified the vessel. search moves from Love Point toward the bay as authorities confirm the trip from Sparrows Point to Feole's Island near Aberdeen Proving Ground.
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Baltimore
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore County
Jimmy Campbell
Henry R. Campbell
Sparrows Point
Poole's Island
iKent Island
Bell
Love Point
Kent Island
Campbell
Charles
Feole's Island
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Acquittals roll in on fatal wreck case and traffic fines
Frederick Wm. Buzzerd of Middletown was found not guilty of failing to grant right of way after a fatal crash on U S Route 40 A near Middletown. Several other motorists faced fines for traffic offenses as winter weather caused slippery roads and several accidents.
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Frederick Wm. Buzzerd
Middletown
Edward
Smith
People’s Court
Buzzerd
I Army
Richard McDowell
Violet
S. iMcAfee
L. C. Clark
Gilbert Claude Miller
Williamsport
U. S.40
New Market
Miller iV
Richard N. Bible
Howard Clifton Layton
Frederick
Atd
A. Norman Dietz
Thomas Nelson Hoffman
South Alarket Street
Chas
Ernest Keller
Grove Boulevard
Fulton Bernard
Adamstown
Charles Sherman ‘Diggs
Dickerson
Richard M. Bible
Paul Francis iSchirf
RFD
Thurmont
William Boost
Charles Lewis Hoye
Boyds
James Jacob Partain
Baltimore
Daniel Williams
Mt. Airy
Walter Lee
Monath
North Market Street
John E. Cartee- Harvey William Sheppard
Richard N. Bikie
Willaam Allnutt’ Lynch
Gaithersburg
George Evertine
Hagerstown
Donald Worley
Russell William Martin
Keymar
Alton Reese Smith
York
W. S. McAfee
Snow and rain pelt Eastern U S as Colorado mountains dig out
The Eastern U S faced widespread snow and rain with heavy mountain snow in the Rockies. Up to 32 inches fell in parts of Colorado and New Mexico. two freight trains stalled in Cumbres Pass while dozens of traffic deaths were blamed on hazardous conditions. California’s Los Angeles area reported its first major snowfall in eight years.
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Tae Associated Press
Union
Hocky Mountains
Plains
Great Lakes
Atantic
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Rockies
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Ihe
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Bothwell
Cumbresi Pass
Grand Junction
Colo
Northfsouth
Colo ‘Lrado
Red
Mountain Pass
Wolf Creek Pass
California
Los Angeles
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank expands Union Bridge offices
The Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank of Frederick began operating newly acquired Union Bridge and Libertytown offices, absorbing Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company. Directors join as advisers, and the bank reports total resources over 33 million dollars post acquisition.
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Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank of Frederick
Union Bridge
Libertytown
Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company
Benjamin L. Shuff
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
andEarl D. Young
Tthe Farmers and Mechanics-Citis
Union Bridgebank
National Bank
Maryland
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Las i
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens NationalBank
Young
Union ‘Bridge Banking and Trust Company
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Shuff
Carroll
Fredjetick
Consumer's Credit
Downtown Los Angeles Snow Marks 8 Year Gap
Snow hit downtown Los Angeles for the first time in eight years as surrounding mountains faced closures and stranded winter fans. Citrus growers heated citrus districts to protect crops while Glendale police logged a juvenile snowball complaint. A two car crash at Seventh and Airview injured 44 year old Mary Esterly.
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Mary Esterly
Motter Avenue
Seventh
Airview Avenues
Lewis F. Esterly Jr
Sylvia i M. Leathers
Salem
Serge Harry Quinn
Fifth Street
Chapel Alley
Fairview
I Avenue
Sergt. Quinn
Nogle
AFL-CIO Orders Unions to Remove Officials Refusing Testimony
The AFL-CIO Executive Council ordered its 140 unions to purge any official who refuses to testify at a public inquiry into union affairs. President Dave Beck abstained from voting, while Teamsters vice president James R Hoffa signaled the union would ignore the policy. A second item notes six West European states aiming to finalize a joint atomic plan for military and peaceful uses.
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Miami Beach
Isla
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Beck
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Teamster
Five Day Forecast for Maryland Delaware Region
The five day forecast from The Associated Press shows temperatures near normal with little change Monday night and Tuesday, then colder Tuesday night into Wednesday. A warmer trend is expected Friday. Precipitation totals around half an inch with rain tonight and Tuesday and snow likely Friday. Daytime highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s and overnight lows from the upper teens to mid 20s across Garrett and eastern areas.
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Associated Press
Maryland-Delaware
Garrrett County
Garrett
Eest
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
Carrolls County
Emmitsburg
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Maryland
Cumberland
Greyhound
Pittsburgh-Washington
Frederick
Misreading Message Saved Hagerstown
Dr. Millard K. Bushong spoke at the Hagerstown Civil War Round Table about a misread note during Jubal Early’s 1864 raid. The reading error allegedly saved Hagerstown from a ransom. Frederick paid 200000 to avoid destruction, while Chambersburg burned after a failed demand. Early, born near Roanoke, later opposed secession but remained a Rebel after the war.
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Millard K. Bushong
Hagerstown
Jubal A. Early
John McCausland
Early
Busheng
Frederick
Bushong
McCausland
Chambersburg
Roanoke
Virginia
Lee
United States
Icy Roads Hit Frederick County As Temps Drop
Frosty conditions spread across Frederick County with scattered ice on roads near Emmitsburg and Jefferson Boulevard. State Roads crews treated highways while forecasts predicted a brief warmup and then colder nights into Tuesday.
Information Officer Fired Over Middle East Criticism
In Washington the U S Information Agency dismissed Charles Edmundson, the Seoul based information officer who called President Eisenhower s Middle East plan a blank check for one man rule He criticized State Department travel bans and urged resigning before being recalled to Washington He warned he might resign if rebuked and faced charges of violating agency rules. Basford Milk Meat, a British bulldog, won best in show at the Maryland Kennel Club event in Baltimore.
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Washington
Wiley
R-Wis
Dulles
Senate Armed Services
Eisenhower
Middle East
Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Dulles
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Eden
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Far East
Charlies Edmundson
U.S. Information Agency
Seoul
Tokyo
Charles Edmundson
U.S
Edmundson
World
State Department
China
Edsmundson
Ibest
Baltimore
Basford
Britain
Maryland Kennel Club
United States
Carlos
I ‘L. Henriques Jr
Crash Landing Saves 13 Men in Alaska Flight
An Air Force C124 Globemaster carrying 12 crew and one passenger crashed near Elmendorf AFB in Cook Inlet after an engine fire. All 13 aboard were rescued within 10 minutes. the pilot Capt. Theodore Testy attempted to return to the base before crash landing. The aircraft, based at Biggs AFB, originated from Elmendorf en route to McChord AFB. passenger Pfc. Peter Strawick of Ft. Richardson was on emergency leave to Spokane.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Aun Air Force
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Cook Inlet
Elmendorf
McChord Afb
Itacoma
Wash
Theodore Testy
Strategic Air Command
Biggs Afb
el Paso
Tex
Biggs
Pfc
Peter I Strawick
Ft. Richardson
Spokane
Eisenhower Urges Quick Action On School Bill
President Eisenhower asked Congress to act swiftly on a four year 1300 million dollar grant program to aid school construction and to authorize 750 million for local bond purchases. He pressed for rapid passage on an emergency measure stressing state and local control with needs based distribution and matching funds after year one.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhowser
White House
House
Rep
Powell
D-Ny
Senate
Burglary at Parker Fuel Co. Safes Looted After Roof Entry
Burglars bypassed an alarm at Parker Fuel Co. doors and windows. They climbed onto the roof last night and gained entry to a safe, stealing 3077 dollars before escaping.
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Baltimore
Parker Fuel Co
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