Open County Bond Bids On Feb 11 In Maryland
County commissioners and counsel prepare to open bids on a 2.5 million public school bonds issue on February 11 at 1. The issue matures in staggered yearly series from 1959 to 1974 with varying bond counts each year and a maximum interest rate of 4 percent. Bid letters must propose the lowest net interest cost, with Western Maryland Company as paying agent and registrar. The county shows bonded indebtedness of about 4.79 million as of December 31 and per capita debt of 118.57 based on an estimated 270000 population.
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Board of County Commissione
Maryland
Agret
Tay
Western Maryland Company
Dead 1 bus driver killed 13 hurt in Pennsylvania Turnpike crash
A Greyhound bus collided with a large steel laden tractor trailer seven miles west of the Teatling Lancaster interchange on the Turnpike. The driver Jamies M Bennett 3 Merchanvisle was trapped for an hour. N/A
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Ephrata
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Greyhound
Lull Road
Buxtford
Pennsylvani
Retirement Fund Agreement Reached by Legislators
In Baltimore a conference among three legislators and the state retirement board led to an agreement on changes to state retirement funds for teachers, state employees, and police. A finance committee urged adding members to the vault board and proposed advisory roles, drawing objections from several lawmakers.
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Laltimore
Aegimpra
Lmustecs
Slate
Jemployes
Slate Police
Comemon Finance Romantee
Teaslees
Hey
Wat Car Advisory
Gam Iillee
Dagen
Ukeleuleealers
Dels
Whitmore
Anne Arundel
McNeal
Lalio Deel
Smelser l-Hrede
Time For Proper Planning Urges Frederick Growth
Col Lonald Grothaus, commander at Fort Detrick, told Frederick Chamber members that proper planning can attract federal agencies and skilled workers to the city. He cited education, maintained historic downtown, and balanced assets and liabilities as keys to economic expansion, while noting Frederick’s favorable location between Gettysburg Shrine and the Sky Line Drive. New members Robert Paleoner Gene Stagon Harold Reiley Robert Jiangen Ervin Price Gerald Whigh Henry Durell were inducted. committee reports followed.
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Frederick City
Lonald Grothaus
Mort’ Detrick
Feederick Dunity Chamber of Commerce
Fea
Ama
Mnisht
Detrick Officers Club
Frederick
Sail Lo Prederick
Baltimore
Washington
Col. Gralhaus
Ganel Sehaais
Firsh Chape
Gettysburg National Shrine
Donald Koons
Lonald Null
Robert Paleoner
Egene Stagon
Harold Reiley
Robert Jiangaen
Ervin Price
Gerald Whigh
Henry Durell
Loy Jack Doll
Taney
Pudette
Burt Mercer
Clyde
Roney di. Howe
Richard Metcal
Rockville
Mr. Nall
Huge Theft Of Bonds Listed In Montreal
Montreal police report a daring weekend theft of negotiable bonds valued at about 1.8 million dollars from La Societe Nationale de Dihiete and its bank subsidiary. The burglars used explosives to breach steel and concrete vaults, causing neighborhood chatter of explosions heard Saturday night and Sunday morning. Officials confirmed the loss exceeded initial estimates and noted ongoing checks by investigators.
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Montreal
Poltit
Oretas
la Societe Nationale de Dihiete
la Cnissal Nalions Economic
Bate Pe
Henri Ovimet
The
Trust
Vossiders
Mt Airy School Meet Held Tonight Sparks Debate
Mont Airy residents discuss border school attendance and site planning. Carroll County Board of Education signals possible Walkersville school delay while considering central site options between Central and Liberty. Delegations from Walkersville Tranter and Onionville plan to attend with school board leaders to push for timely action.
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Airy
Prospect Till
PB. Jacobs
William Seboll
Waurby
Coerall County
Sehools i
Hele Chi Son
le Sehoul
Dieghs
Wis
Carroll County Board of Education
Carrai County
Slaval
Jacobs
Wallsville
Javahs
Walkersville
Aieohs
Rik Naw
Central
Jolson
No Rule Here To Bar Married H. S. Students
The Frederick County Board of Education says no rule bars married students from high school. Superintendent Sensenhaugh notes state guidance and law deem restrictions unconstitutional if a married student maintains satisfactory work and good conduct. County schools report a few married students have attended high school in past years.
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Frederick County
State Department of Education
Sensenbaugh
Soueves
Registry Office To Be Open On Saturday
The Board of Registry office in the basement of the Conn House will be open Saturday morning from 8 o clock to accommodate Frederick residents unable to register during regular hours. As of this morning 3420 registrations were recorded with 2133 needing determinations, 1293 Republicans and 49ers declined to affiliate.
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Board of Registry
Conn House
Frederick
Dento-f Levals
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Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will range from near normal to five degrees below normal. The period opens moderately cold, then warms over the weekend and Monday. Snow or rain possible Thursday night and Friday with night snow in the mountains Wednesday through Saturday. Rain or snow again Monday. Precipitation about a quarter inch on average.
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Associated Press
$300 Stolen From Canteen at St Marys College
State Police opened an investigation into the theft of about 8000 in cash from an unlocked safe and a register inside the canteen at St Marys College. The robbery occurred late Sunday night or early Monday, with no sign of forcible entry as doors and windows were secured. Manager Frank Ligorano reported the incident to trooper William G. Morgan.
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St. Mary's College
Tie
William G. Morgan
Morgan
Improvement program for ACAI Saints church planned
A 25000 improvement program for ACAI Saints church on West Chivel street was approved at a Monday Congregational meeting. Work includes forced hot air heating, five new classrooms, undercroft work, and is set for completion in March. Architect William J. Stone is listed with general contractor Play Culler.
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Hawdadar
Churet
West Chivel Street
Thurch
EB. Aust Jamies
Properties Committee
Willian J. Stone Alt
Play Culler
End Of Trail Reached In Weapons Hunt
Frederick county man Sterling Ralph Rive, jailed for second degree murder, seeks a new trial. Attorneys say evidence about a 12 gauge shotgun, believed used in the crime, was improperly handled. State Police records show the gun was purchased by Willard’s Wife Shop in Baltimore for 400 dollars in 1956, with missing purchase records. The case has dragged on due to injuries from a prior shooting incident.
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Seares
Frederick County
Garderaus
Sterling Ralph Rive
Libertytown
Stile Police
Sammel Wy Barrick
Barrick
Sears Roebuck and Co
Feederick
Matchie
Willard
Spark
Bullinwire
Alorney
Stat
Rice
Jafler
Alva
Dorothy E. Thompson
Centersville
President Eisenhower flies to Kansas City for brother's funeral
President Dwight D. Eisenhower traveled by helicopter from the White House to National Airport to catch a flight to Kansas City, Missouri, for the funeral of his older brother Arthur. Secret Service and Marines secured the escort as Eisenhower used the new service helicopter on this short hop. He planned to attend private services, then return to Washington, accompanied by his youngest brother Milton.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Froom
White House
National
Kansas City
Artur
Misenhower
Fisenhower
Virginia
Polonac i
Secret Service
William G. Draper
Calumbine
Arthur
Companyiog
Millon
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Ars
Approval of new Algeria home rule law clears assembly
The National Assembly approved a new election law for rebel regions in Algeria by a 292 to 249 vote. The measure, intended to provide limited home rule, was debated amid a dispute and reshaped in the process.
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Paris
Algeria
National Assembly
Mic Waper
Launch effort nears by U S with Jupiter satellite launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida observers report winds could delay a planned Army Jupiter satellite launch. Air Force tests pace the countdown as a Thor missile and a two stage rocket aim to place a recoverable satellite into orbit and possibly reach the moon with an unmanned mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Willy
Thor
Air Force
Air iForce
Mothers' March Raises Over $2,000 for Polio Work
The Mothers March collected about $2,075.70 in the city with contributions from North Wil, South End, and other sections. About 200 women participated, gathering at locations to solicit contributions and report totals, with a final county-wide tally near $4,500 as a statewide effort continued.
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Norins
Mos
Masel
LoWis
Cnly Calleetion
Fredericktown
Sivlings
Meredith Young
Vollin
North Wil
Mireymond Crum
South
Mrs. W
Caria Baumgarner
Norman
Despeaux
Sunior Women's Cth
Robert ©. Klein
Mel‘yin L. Parkriye
Dorsey
Russell Michael
Tharace Kine
Charles Lexis
Clayd
Coudly
Edgewood
Rocky Springs
Shankstown
Harold Free
S. Joc Kad
Waulshore
Tehard Comstock
Walkersville
Charles J. Toke
Pheasant
Thuemrang
Jefferson
Fon
Santi
Benneth
Swich the Jones
General Campain
Ben
Weather Halts Track Work In Frederick by Pass Area
Cold weather delays relocation of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks on East South Street tied to the Frederick by-pass. Area graded for track shift south of current bed to install new bridge placement. warmer temperatures may resume work. Temporary road link remains in use with no traffic impact, and the track move aims to remove a street crossing for motorists on South Street.
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Baltimore and Ohio
East South Street
Frederick
Vone Point
Metavists
Saath Street
Marine of the Month named for All Weather Fighter Squadron
Mekeon selected as Marine of the Month after leading Recruit Platoon 71 at the Marine base. Secretary Charles Thomas reduced Matthew MeKeon’s rank earlier, while the ceremony noted his path toward honor. A separate court case in Jefferson saw two men convicted for roadway violations with fines.
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Cherry Porent
Charles ‘Thomas
Matthew
U MeKeon
Courtenat Lial Soatange
Pateris Island
S. Hy
Inshdelor
Marine Corps
de. MuKemi
All Weather
May Supply Cash To Aid Middle East
Ankara reports that Dulles pledged sympathetic consideration of financial aid for Middle East development projects once existing funds are exhausted. Britain and the Western alliance echoed caution, while Moslem allies pressed for definite aid promises tied to strategic projects.
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Middle East
Ankara
Uls
Sreclary
Dulles
United States
Seni
Thal Dulles
Turkey
Trary
Jpar
Hury
Britain
Oligarve
Nrtist
Youth 19 Sought in Six Killings in Nebraska Crime Spree
Charles Starkweather and Caril Fugate, both of Lincoln, are sought as authorities probe six brutal murders across southeast Nebraska in a 24 hour span. Investigators describe Starkweather as a dangerous marksman who target the head, with four victims shot in the head and one shot in a shotgun blast. The spree began after a family killing in Lincoln, prompting a statewide manhunt and appeals for tips.
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Bennett
Neb
Nebraska
Charles Starkweather
Cari Fugale
Lincoln
Lancaster County
Merle Karnapp
Joe Carroll
Starkweather
Ghief Carrol
Elmer ‘Scheele
Charles
Cavil S
Ila
Che Othee
Yoeo
Hye
Scheele
Reyort
Casey
Speuilutte
William Fusate
Rodney
Kudary
Nahi
Thuir
Lincorn
Lincgln
Bachelor
Nile
Cara King
Robert Henson
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