Survey of Frederick County agricultural education facilities planned
A Frederick county survey on agricultural education and facilities will be Thursday. Organized by the Chamber of Commerce Farm Bureau and educational representatives, the group will visit Damascus High School and Middletown High School to review shop facilities and space for agricultural courses and prepare a report for the Board of Education.
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Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Farm Organization
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Board For Education
Edward Hartmann
Merrill H. Ramsburg
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Chamers Education Committee
Cecil K. Holter
The
Farm Bureau
Bruce Crum
Pomona Grange
Harry McDonald
Eugene W. Pruitt
Board of Education
Damascus High School
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Middletown High School
Frederick High School
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Dutposes
Hydrogen bomb order given year ago sparks debate
Washington reflects on the one year anniversary of President Truman directing the Atomic Energy Commission to pursue the hydrogen bomb. Experts differ on feasibility, with figures like William L. Laurence and David Lilienthal voicing contrasting views as scientists push ahead amid Korea tensions and fears of a wider war. Auburn breaks records as Sam Rayburn surpasses Henry Clay in tenure as Speaker, with the gavel signaling a milestone in U.S. House history.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Korea
William L. Laurence
New York Times
David E Lilienthal
Auburn
Sam Ayburn
Redtor
Case of Representatives
Henry Clay
Clay
Rt 16 Closed At U S Request In Franklin County
Harrisburg Pa Jan 30 The State Highways Department closed a five mile stretch of Route 16 in Franklin County at the request of the Army for a government defense project near Camp Ritchie Md A detour is set up and the road will be closed nine months to a year The Army cited moving waste matter from the project to a dumping place for the closure There is heightened activity near Camp Ritchie as the Army said the camp will be developed as a supplemental communications installation.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Franklin County
Army
Camp Ritchie
Ray F. Smock
State Secretary of Highway
Adams County
Smock
Adams-Franklin County
Sleet and Snow Sweep Over State
A statewide winter storm moved east producing sleet and snow with hazardous road conditions. Temperatures fell to single digits in western counties, Baltimore saw 23 to 29 across several locales, and authorities deployed 150 road crews and 55 trucks to scatter the snow. Future forecasts call for more cold, cloudy weather and possible snow flurries Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Accident
Garrett County
Baltimore
Hancock
Hagerstown
Frederick
Cumberland
Frostburg
Allegany County
Pikesville
Randallstown
Towson
Benson
Waterloo
Rockville
Conowingo
Salisbury
Easton and Waldorf
Washington County
Frederick County
Pennsylvania Line
Garrett
Allegany
Charges Unfounded Col Jarman Says
Pikesville Maryland January 30 State Police Superintendent Col Cavey Jarman said a charge that troopers illegally held three Western Maryland miners was unfounded There was nothing irregular or illegal in the police performance and the charges have no foundation In protest letters to the governor an attorney for the miners claimed arrests without warrants denial of family contact and lie detector tests were used Discharge of the troopers was demanded
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Pikesville
Maryland
Garrett County
Col
Cavey Jarman
Jarman
McKeldin
Man Receives Head Injury After Ice Fall on South Jefferson
William Hoke and Adam Raad sustained a severe blow to the head this morning when he fell on the ice on South Jefferson street. Officer Arnold Simmons transported the man to a local physician's office, where he was treated and returned home.
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William Hoke
Adam Raad
South
Jefferson Street
Arnold Simmons
Fire destroys central Petersburg frame building
Fire in Petersburg West Virginia on January 30 destroyed a large frame building in the town center. The 75 year old structure housed a storeroom pool room two apartments and a garage. Damage was estimated at ten thousand dollars. The wind aided in saving other structures nearby.
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Petersburg
W. Va
Light Snow Slows Traffic Across County Lanes
Light snowfall left area roads slick with ice as temperatures dipped to 23 and rose to 31. State and county crews deployed 17 cinder trucks and full plow units while police urged chains and cautious driving amid lingering drifting and slow traffic. Snow amounts ranged from three quarters to about an inch with Gambrill Park reporting near one inch and Blue Ridge Lines noting on time buses.
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State Roads Commission
County Roads Board
Blue Ridge Lines
Gambrill Park
Changes In Tax Laws Proposed
Annapolis January 30. Utility spokesmen pressed a Senate debate on changes to Maryland gross receipts and sales taxes. A Case Tax Survey Commission plan would save taxpayers about 1.325 million, but shift money among industries. It would tax electric light, power and gas firms more while removing the two percent retail sales tax from electric and gas bills. The panel estimates a 1.5 million revenue loss but suggests a 175 thousand dollar net gain from broader gross receipts increases. The hearing comes with other measures, including a repeal of Jim Crow intrastate rail and steamboat segregation. Senate debate also moves to consider only Maryland mined coal for state institutions.
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Annapolis
State House
Senate
Maryland
Case Tax Survey Commission
Richard W. Case
Commission
House
Kimble
Allegany
Hazardous Driving In West Virginia
Hazardous driving conditions spread across West Virginia as sub freezing temperatures and light snow lingered after a cold front dropped more than an inch of rain and sleet over the weekend. Snow and ice coated roads in Wheeling and the northern counties while temperatures fell to single digits to the teens in Wheeling Morgantown Parkersburg Bilings Huntington Charleston Martinsburg and Petersburg with a trace of snow in places.
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Huntington
W. Vya
West Virginia
Wheeling
Morgantown
Parkersburg
Blilings
Charleston
Martinsburg
Petersburg
Winter Grips U S Across Broad Cold Wave
A sweeping winter storm reshapes the U S with subzero readings. Lone Rock Wisconsin hits 45 below, Cadillac Michigan 40 below, and St Louis Minnesota report record lows. Snow, ice, and freezing rain disrupt travel and commerce. Emergencies trigger school closures, gas restrictions, and widespread injuries from icy streets. Senator O Connor touts a one package appropriation saving about two billion dollars.
Five Day Weather Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Mostly cloudy and colder Wednesday with morning snow in Delaware and Eastern Maryland. Snow flurries in Western Maryland. Cold weather through the weekend with occasional mountain snow flurries through Saturday. Partly cloudy east of the mountains Thursday then snow around Friday. Temperatures Wednesday to Sunday about 4 to 8 degrees below normal.
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Maryland
Delaware
Switchmen On Four Roads Report Sick Absences
An undetermined number of Millroad switchmen across four railroads did not work, calling in sick. Detroit and Chicago crews led the pattern seen in last December's 10,000-yard workers stoppage described as a wildcat strike by railroad union officials. Early reports showed no similar sick calls in other cities.
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Detroit
Chicago
Vartier
Brotherhood of Railroad Trammen
Simar
Hearings On Constitution Begin Today in Maryland
Maryland lawmakers hear arguments for and against calling a state constitutional convention. Support from Maryland League of Women Voters and Montgomery County Civic Federation. opposition by smaller counties. Legislature to decide if a 1952 convention should be held amid mixed public opinion.
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Annapolis
Ban
House and Senate
Baltimore City
Uredd
Romipanion
Resa Dulign
Maryland League of Women Voters
Montgomery County Civic Federation
McKeldin
Hill Hammond
Jared Tawes
Senate
Goldstein
Pleven Talks Make Progress in Western Europe Defense
President Truman and French Premier Rene Pleven made progress on top security plans to defend France and Western Europe from Soviet attack. Pleven pledged France’s solid support for an all European army including German units and reaffirmed pro western policy. The talks also covered Far Eastern policy as Pleven prepared to address the National Press Club. Market caution entered New York trading as early buying faded after a brief rally.
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Washington
Truman
Rene Pleven
France
Western Europe
Russia
North Atlantic
Pleven
National Press Club
Germany
Dispersal Plan Aims Large Federal Office Moves
A Washington committee outlines dispersal of up to 70 percent of 000 federal workers to Virginia and Maryland as part of a broad relocation plan. Departments listed include the Geological Survey, Department of Commerce, Defense Production Administration, Interior, and Treasury with thousands of positions slated for near-term relocation and headquarters shifts.
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Wiehington
Shan
Bederd
Virginia
Charvarin Holliet Wei
Teta Crom
Layeten Pyrioe
Cooliany
Maryland
Civitan Agieneses
Varguua
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Department of Interior
Bureau OF Manes
Geological Survey
Department of State
Washington
Treasury Department
Ordnance
Engineers
Transportation Corps
Adjutant General
Quartermastan
Navy Office of Naval Research
Maurean
Medicine
Stergery
Biren
Cradnaneve
Aeronautics
Bureau of
Bureau of Supply and
Aerowats
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Marine Corps
Miliary Sea Transport Service
Air Parce
Air Parce:—Payector of Air Prayor! Marshal Cdiurector
Special Investigation
Procurement Inspecion
Military Air Transport Servier
Lackland Base Probe Focuses on San Antonio Visit
At Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas a three man civilian committee plus another official work to determine conditions at the base amid rumors of inadequate winter clothing and pneumonia deaths. Eugene Zuckert Assistant Secretary of the Air Force announced the group after 11 hours of talks with base officers and a tour of tents barracks and mess halls. The panel includes General Courtney Hodges Merrill Meigs and Arthur S Fleming with two Senate investigators present.
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San Antonio
Tes
Fens
Lackland Air Force Base
Eugene Zuckert
Air Force
Lackland
Courtney Hodges
U. S. First Army
Merrill Meigs
Assault Hearing Set For Feb 7 In Tire Iron Attack
A Feb 7 hearing covers assault charges stemming from a dispute over a workmanship bill at a local garageman’s premises. William J. Shankle, operator of the West Street garage, said Joh Henry Sexton struck him with a tire iron, injuring him head first. Shankle was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Sexton posted $1,000 bond and was arrested on a warrant. Sexton later filed an assault and battery warrant against Shankle.
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William J. Shankle
West South Street
Joh Henry Sexton
Frederick
Shankle
Sexton
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lieut
W. K. May
Uno
Russians Seek Safety Guarantees Ahead of Western Alignments
Tempo reports Russia offering safety guarantees to the West and Paris in a push to rejoin the Soviet orbit. Paris diary notes an undisclosed source and Malin Federal Ministry involvement. Prime Minister De Gasperi schedules a Naples speech amid expectations of a reply to Soviet proposals.
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Rone
Dan
Tl Tempo
Russia
Paris
Il Tempo
Dis
Delas
Malin Faveigh
Whitin
Alede de Gasperi
Naples
Traks
Kremturs
France
America
International Day Of Prayer Observed February 9
Frederick joins global observance with a 24 hour prayer period led by County Councilor Chick Women. The Eleven Theater opens spaces for prayer at Washava and Calvary Methodist Church. Services run 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm with multiple church leaders and a German Christian aid prayer, benefiting worldwide Christian charitable work.
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Frederick
Wat. Althouse
Twvel
Washava
Raymond £. Wahelin
Grace Reformed Church
Man Strive Cranist
Eclock
Welock
Calvary Methodist Ehuve
Qoority
Servier
Althouse
Millard Coblente
Alden Tioor
Glenn Swisher
Leo Krants
Vian
Dimes
Ernest Aish Erat
John Wolfe
Charles S Price
Florence Genbrade
Lowix Bartels
M Wenest Webb
W. Bartgis Storm
Mreff A. Richardsen
Dp. A.rath Waas
Teney T Wade
Hood College Ywca
Cline
Saute Markel
Pleven Pleven Press Club Hears Pleven
Washington January events report Pleven telling the National Press Club that France is strengthening Western defense within the Atlantic alliance and promising 20 regiments in Europe by 1954 with 100000 more men than before World War II. He praised Eisenhower as Supreme Commander and urged German inclusion in a strong Western Europe defense framework.
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Washinton
Rene Meven
France
Europe
Americas
Pleven
National Press Club
Truman
Washington
Atlantic Alliance
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic
U. S
Germany
Spearhead Presses Western Front Amid Stiff Red Resistance
Allied spearhead units on the western Korean front push forward slowly as Chinese and North Korean forces dig in fiercely. US Navy ships and carrier planes bombard Kan song and surrounding rail bridges along the eastern coast while ground fighting continues near Suwon and Wonju with heavy casualties reported on both sides.
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Tokyo
Jan
US N
North Korea
U.N
Assotted
Jim Beaker
Cal
Bernard Veeters
Park Falls
Wis
Buuker
Suwon
Karnan
Ballalu
Wonju
Missouri
Kansong
Parallel 38
Navy Builds Bone Banks for Human Bone Preservation
Navy doctors announced a new bone preservation method using Quick Freeze and vacuum drying to store bones at room temperature for up to seven years. Compared with deep-freeze or antiseptic storage, it reduces storage and transport issues and better preserves fragile constituents. Presented at the 18th meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons by U S Naval Medical School physicians in Bethesda. Six patients have been bone grafted with the preserved bone and reportedly healed normally.
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Chicago
Navy
American Academy of Orthpaedic Surgeons
U. S. Naval Medical School
Bethesda
Taxes Due Mailout For 1951 Real Estate Bills
About 17 000 state and county real estate and personal property tax bills for 1951 will be mailed tomorrow. County Treasurer James H Falk announced today that staff in the County Commissioners office prepared the bills for mailing.
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James H. Falk
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International Day of Prayer
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