Frederick County Bar Elects Officers and Proposes Pay Increases
The Frederick County Bar Association elected officers for the coming year and approved Maryland Association of State's Attorneys salary recommendations. Proposed raises set State's Attorney at 6500 and an assistant at 3300 per year, effective January 1, 1959 after the 1958 election, not during the current term of Samuel W. Barrick. The plan calls for the assistant to prosecute magistrate court cases. Frederick joins a trend of expanding magistrate court authority. Virts new president. officers include Zimmerman, Barrick, Mathias Jr., Summers. Banquet on February 18 at the Key Hotel with Judge Stedman Prescott as speaker. Edward D. Storm to study lapsed legacies.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Maryland Association of State
Frederick County
Maryland Association of State's Attorneys
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick
Montgomery
General Assembly
Washington County
Harford
Association
Jacob R. Ramsburg
House of Delegates
Virts
C. Clifton Virts
W. Jerome Offutt
Richard E. Zimmerman
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
J. Vernon Summers
Court House
H. Reese Shoemaker,Jr
Offutt
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Stedman Prescott
Court of Appeals
Judicial Circuit
Edward D. Storm
Whitney Envoy To Britain
President Eisenhower formally nominated John Hay Whitney of New York as ambassador to Great Britain replacing Winthrop W. Aldrich. The slate also named John M. Allison to Indonesia and Joseph A. Jenkins of Fort Worth to the National Labor Relations Board. Nominees require Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Hay Whitney
New York
Great Britain
John M. Allison
Japan
Indonesia
Joseph A. Jenkins
Fort Worth
Tex
White House
London
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Whitney
U S: New York
J.H. Whitney, & Co
Jenkins
NLRB
Emmitsburg By Pass Talk Delays as State Plans Move
Emmitsburg bypass discussions stretch into years with Mary land Roads Commission delaying contract work. Thurmont by pass underway, Emmitsburg seek closer routing near Toll Gate Hill. Officials warn two to three years before bids. three years to finish. Tobacco tax debate rises amid school funding gap. county seeks enabling act, unlikely before Sen. Ramsburg returns. Bailiffs' pay rise sparks county debate. record 1956 fish catch noted.
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Ion
Emmitsburg
Aads Commission
the Roads Commission
Toll Gate Hill
Bucher
Commission
Lal
U. S. 15
Thurmont
Fresh Cold From North Brings Snow and Freezing Rain
A fresh batch of cold air from Canada invades the north central U S, with freezing rain sleet and snow creating hazardous driving conditions. The belt extends from northern Missouri through Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania, with bitter North Dakota readings 20 below zero and colder. Snow falls north of the precipitation, while showers extend from Texas to the Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. A southeast warming trend follows the cold air from the Great Lakes to Texas and the Atlantic coast.
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Associated Press
North
Iweather
Missouri
Illiois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Oklahomha
Ohio Valley
New England
North Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes Region
Northern Plains
Central Rockies
Texas
Gulf Coast States
Atlantic Coast States
Canada
Montana
Minnesota
Colorado
North Dakota
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Car Stolen From Havre De Grace Police HQ Found
In Havre de Grace Maryland a police car was stolen from in front of the headquarters early today and recovered about six hours later. Bonnell Sexton 21 admitted the theft and was arrested at a gas station while trying to sell a spotlight a loaded machine gun a clip and other items. The car’s ignition lock had been knocked off and the gun case could not be opened. Sexton was charged with theft and held on additional forgery and bad check charges in Aberdeen.
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Havre DE Grace
Bonnell Sexton
William Bullock
Sexton
Bullock
Aberdeen
King Saud Receives Tepid Welcome in New York on State Visit
King Saud of Saudi Arabia arrived in New York for a state visit to be greeted by a subdued ceremony. Mayor Wagner cited his anti Jewish and anti Catholic stance and support for slavery as reasons for a restrained reception. A U S destroyer squadron fired a 21 gun salute while no fireboats or other harbor ceremonies occurred. Market mixed in sluggish early trading today.
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New York
Saud
Saudi Arabia
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Constitution
U.S
Dense fog grips county as temps hover near freezing
Early morning dense fog froze on treetops in higher elevations and left about a quarter inch of ice on hardwood trees and power lines. Roads atop mountains were icy but state highways were clear. Officials noted fog lifting by 9:30 a.m. and no serious accidents reported. Temperatures hovered around 32 to 34 F with a projection of milder air and possible showers later.
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Herman Toms
Gambrill State Park
Roads Commission
iState
Hearings Set After Bus Car Truck Crash
Three drivers face reckless driving charges after a school bus, car, and truck collided eight miles north of Pasadena Maryland on Maryland 2. One person hospitalized and ten treated and released. The bus carried seven children from Sunnyside Elementary for Handicapped Children. Hearings set for February 10 before Magistrate Louis J. DeAlba at Ferndale.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Here
Pasadena
Sun
Tyside
Edward Prieber
Anne! Arundel County
Dorothy Murphy
Greenhaven
John Salzman
Baltimore
Thurmond Garrett Price
Elkton
Louis J. DeAlba
Ferndale
Induction Sends 11 Men From Local Draft Boards
The Selective Service office reported that eleven men left for induction this morning to Fort Holabird and the Baltimore station. Craft Board No. 45 sent five men including Francis Edwin Dutrow and Jimmie Roger Willis. Craft Board No. 46 sent six men including Kaci Hermann Schenkelberg and John Sterling Pittinger.
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Selective Service Office
Fort Holabird
Armed Forces
Baltimore
Craft Board No. 45
Francis Edwin Dutrow
East ‘Third Street
Gary Marlin Wirts
Towson
Brunswick
David Lee Koogle
Poplar Street
Linden Hills
Don Edward Noi‘nagle
South Market Street
Jimmie Roger Willis
West
South Street
Kaci Hermann Schenkelberg
Eisenhower Macmillan May Meet in Bermuda Next March
The Daily Telegraph predicts Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will meet President Eisenhower in Bermuda possibly in March. A Big Three session with French Premier Mollet could follow. The Bermuda venue would avoid the perception of queue joining amid U S Britain strains over the Suez dispute.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Guy
Mollet
Macmillan
Washington
Middle East
Tellegraph
New Light On Missile Programs
At the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences annual meeting in New York Maj. Gen. B A Schriever disclosed new details on missile programs. He noted the Thor IRBM has entered flight tests while Atlas and Titan ICBMs reached major milestones. Films were shown of the X17 and X10 research vehicles and of the Lacrosse guided missile. Lt. Gen. James Gavin presented the Lacrosse and discussed U S and allied collaboration amid evolving strategic realism across the Atlantic.
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New York
Armed Services
Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences
B.A. Schriever
Ballistic Program
Thor
Schriever
James MM. Gavin
Army Research and Development
Gavin
Lehriever
Air Force
Thor— J
California
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Britain
United States
Atlantic
Nves
Patrick
Earth
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory
Buffalo
N.i
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
Army
Jen Gavin
South Africa Seeks to Break Bus and Beer Boycott
In Johannesburg and Pretoria, the white minority government vows to crush a spreading boycott by tens of thousands of Black residents. Tense standoff looms as authorities move to quell unrest in the industrial heartland of this British Commonwealth nation.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Pretoria
Mothers March on Polio Begins Tonight in Frederick
A large civic effort led by W. Jerome Offutt aims to boost March of Dimes funding with a city wide Mothers March. About hundreds of women in all weather coats will canvass homes from six o’clock, aided by Infantile Paralysis Society, Civitan donations, and local banks as headquarters for collection and reporting.
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Offutt
Mathers
Lin Heu
Tevery
Isi
Fredericktown
Civitan Club
March of Dimes
Land County
Alton Y. Bennett
Frederick County
Lahey
Special U S Senate Election Set For Texas
Republicans move to seize the Texas special US Senate seat with Thad Hutcheson of Houston as the lone GOP candidate. A House vote narrowly advanced a bill that could aid a Democratic win. President Eisenhower officially endorses Hutcheson for the seat vacated by Price Daniel who became governor this month.
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Dallas
Senate
Texas
GOP
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
Atty
Thad Hutcheson
Houston
Price Daniel
Chou En Lai hints on prisoner swap with United States
In Kathmandu Chou En Lai indicated Peiping would consider exchanging 10 imprisoned Americans for 33 Chinese held in the United States. He spoke at a news conference before leaving Kathmandu on a South Asian tour and arrived in Calcutta. He did not identify who proposed the exchange but stressed no shift in Peiping policies.
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New Delhi
Red China
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Chou
United States
Katmandu
Thatpital
Nepal
Calcuttaf Tor
Chow
Howard
China
Dulles Has No Intention Of Resigning
Secretary of State Dulles reportedly has no plan to resign despite sharp Democratic criticism during Senate hearings on Eisenhower’s Middle East policy. He relies on Eisenhower and GOP leaders for support. health and political liability are cited as potential risks. Christian Herter is seen as a likely successor if he steps aside.
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Washington
Dulles
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
Congress
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
D-Ore
Humphrey
D-Minn
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
Mennonite Girls Are Polio Victims
Two Pennsylvanian Mennonite sisters from Lancaster County arrived in Pittsburgh after polio left Miriam 12 nearly paralyzed and Mildred 15 paralyzed from the waist down. Their mother said ambulance travel would be impractical for the 280 mile trip.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
John R. Sander
Lancaster
Miriam Sander
Mildred
Senate committees back 11 year review of Middle East policy
The Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services panels voted 30 to 0 to conduct a complete review of U S policy in the Middle East over the past 11 years. The move appears to clear the path for approving a resolution authorizing President Eisenhower to use force against Communist aggression and to provide 200 million dollars in aid. Republicans H Knowland and Wiley welcomed White House cooperation, with Dulles warning the committee not to breach friendly governments, while Fulbright’s earlier plan was amended to look back to 1946. The Administration signaled acceptance of the inquiry as a means to advance policy scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate ‘Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
U.S
Middle East
Senate Gop
Knowland Calif
Sen. Wiley
Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
State Department
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Martin (Mass
Sen. Green D-Rd
Dulles
Green
Knowland
Kollowland
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Mideast
Little Groups Doing Better
Atlantic City report notes smaller informal denominations show stronger growth than traditional churches in the current religious upsurge. Rev Dr F Eppling Reinart cites 200 groups in this category with vigorous preaching and fervor. Also, a 1955 Ford stolen from 242 North Market Street was found by police in the 300 block of East Third Street early this morning.
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Atlantic City
N. J
America
National Lutheran Council
F. Eppling Reinart
Reinariz
North Market Street
East Third Street
James van Fossen
Lindbergh Avenue
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iHouse
Fish and Wildlife Service
Holabird
Oxnam
Boston
Methodist
G. ‘Bromley Oxnam
Washington, D.C
New England Deaconess Hospital
Methodist Informa
Inea Telepnata
James B. Conant
Germany
Conant
Harvard University
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