20 Cases Set For Review Board Hearings in Frederick
Twenty cases involving property acquired by the State Roads Commission for the Frederick by pass Thurmont by pass and Woodsboro to Maryland 26 projects are set for hearing before the new Board of Property Review. Hearings run March 5 through May 21 in Frederick County Court House with owners challenging fair value and damage assessments.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Tuscarora Creek
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Maryland
Ceresville
Commission
Board of Property Review
Samuel J. Birely
Sherman P. Bowers
Robert ©. L. Kolb
Roads Commission
Elmer D. Bollinger
Frank W. Stauffer
Ephriam B. Zimmerman
Albert L. Staub
William C. Humm
Ransom R. Lewis Jr
Walter J. Hahn
Charles E. Oland
E. Layton Moser
Claude C. Clemson
Joseph C. Hemp
G. Calvin Wilhide
Howard W. Bussard
Elmer W_ Clay
Eisenhower nominates Whittaker to Supreme Court
President Eisenhower nominates U S Circuit Judge Charles Evans Whittaker of Kansas City Mo to fill the Supreme Court vacancy caused by the retirement of Stanley Reed. Whittaker is a Republican, 56, and if confirmed would create a five to four court split. The nomination is Eisenhower’s fourth. Whittaker previously held federal posts in Missouri and the Eighth Circuit. Also reported Judy Holliday obtains a Mexican divorce from David Oppenheim ending a nine year marriage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Charles Evans Whittaker
Kansas City
U.S. Supreme Court
Whittaker
Stanley F. Reed
Senate
Warren
Harlan
Brennan
Brenta
Troy
Kan
Western District of
Missouri
Eighth Circuit
Minnesota
Iowa
Arkansas
Nissouri
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Potomac River program urged by Maryland senator
State Senator Jacob R. Ramsburg proposed an educational Potomac program to show how the river could be used for water supply irrigation recreation and power without harming any group. He noted the need for pollution cleanup first and urged prompt completion of the Army Corps of Engineers Potomac River Basin survey followed by further conferences and legislative action.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Powmac River
McKeldin
Annapolis
Marypang
District of Columbia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Cairo
Burns
Ns Eioanvins
Terselt Gaverne
Army Corps of Engineers
Potomac River
Senate
Frederick County
Meas
Baltimore City
House of Delegates
Washington
Jelege Park
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Bboard
Markus
Sen
Phipps
Anne Arundel
Istate
Removal of Israeli Forces Hopes Raised in U S
U S officials express hope for speedy removal of Israeli troops from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba area after Israel's announcement to the United Nations. The move is seen as key to breaking Middle East stalemates including the Suez crisis’s aftereffects and oil pipeline repairs through Syria. If arrangements hold, emergency forces could proceed, and Israeli forces might be back within borders in a few days.
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Washington
U. S
Suez Canal
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Syria
Suez Canal i
Dulles
United Nations
Gaza jStrin
Gulf of Aqaba
U.S
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Meir
Gulf of 'Aqaba
Eilat R
Is’ Baat
Gaza Strip
Moshe Dayan
Israeliarmy
E. L. M. Burns
UNEF
Johnson
Texas
iBurns
U.N
Dayan
Herut
Freedom
Mer
Scholat Avoda
Labor Unity Party
David Ben Gurion
Cairo
United States
Hisrael
Senate
Clash Over Md Regents Threatened by Senate Move
Eastern Shore senators warned of a potential clash with Governor McKeldin over University of Maryland Board of Regents appointments. Sen. Markus said Shore representation on the board and on the State Board of Agriculture had been lacking for years. He noted Charles E Wise Jr of Baltimore would replace Henry H Nuttle, who had served decades. Markus pressed for an Eastern Shore member but gave no specific candidate.
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Markus
Ward
Dorchester
Wise
Annapolis
Senate
Tauas Wuay
Sen
Regents
State Board of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Malkus
Charles E. Wise Jr
Baltimore
Henry H. Nuttle
Denton
Nuttle
State Farm Bureau
Eastern Shore
McKeldin
Greer Bag
Nattie
iHe
License fee increase eyed for Frederick county beer licenses
Senator Ramsburg announced a March 7 hearing on raising the annual license fee for 2 Class A beer and light wine licenses to 70 in Frederick county. He noted hearings will also address alcoholic tests. He added budget hearings will occupy much of the legislature through March 15 while the plan to boost teachers salaries remains in heavy study with financing methods proving problematic.
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Frederick County
Ramsburg
Snow Expected as Weather Clears After February Storms
Weather observer noted more snow possible Sunday or Monday as clearing skies followed a spell of sleet snow and freezing rain that ended February and opened March. Friday's snow lingered to midday with patches on the ground, especially in the mountains where Gambrill State Park had about three quarters of an inch of ice remains thawing as temperatures rose.
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Weather Observer
Gambrill State— Park
North County
Frederick
Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
Maine
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New Engand
California
Plains
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Nal
Easttern
North Dakota
Minnesota
Birmingham
Alia
Florida
Eight Military Men Killed In Canada
Snow and ice linger in fields of the north county as Canada reports eight military men killed when an RCAF bomber crashed near Ottawa. Air Vice Marshal Robert C. Ripley, 43, led the air materiel command and was among the dead. Weather notes record February as unusually warm and wet with heavy precipitation and high temps. Ripley is identified among the victims from Lethbridge Alberta. The report cites a February with a record high and low, and notes the month’s storms and rainfall.
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Ottawa
Robert C. Ripley
Churchill
Manitoba
Ripley
Lethbridge
Alta
RCAF
Aitimateriel Command
Middle East Test Vote Expected In Senate
The Senate meets in a Saturday session amid a crucial test vote on President Eisenhower's Middle East resolution. An amendment to strip the military economic aid from 260 million dollars awaits, with supporters optimistic of a 15-vote defeat. If defeated, the resolution could pass by a wide margin next week. Dulles and Eisenhower view aid provisions as essential alongside potential use of armed forces.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle ‘East
Russell
Georgia
Byrd
Viriginia
Stennis
Mississippi
Anderson
New Mexico
Dulles
Arab delegates weigh Israel pullout in UN talk
Arab delegates at the United Nations say they will wait to see how the weekend unfolds amid negotiations over Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba. U.S. diplomacy seeks to ensure no bargains behind the scenes, while Egyptian and Jordanian envoys press for sanctions if Israel delays.
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Aiuwovel
Ce Ackum Settiment
Herut (Freedom) Party
Tel 'Aviv
Herut Party
Israel
Dulles
United States
Tno
Gaza
Aqaba
New York
Joint Congressional Economic Committee
United Nations
Strip
Nasser
Abdul Monem
Riga'i
Jordan
Caire
U.N
Washington
Rifai
General Assembly
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Deavid Ben-Gurion
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Tjgether
Pope Pius Marks His 81st Birthday
Vatican City Pope Pius VITE marked his 21st birthday today amid greetings from around the world. Rome residents and tourists gathered in St. Peter's Square as flags flew on Vatican buildings. The pope followed his usual schedule, celebrating private chapel rites and continuing official duties.
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Pius Vite
Rome
St. Peter's Square
Pontiff
Vatican
L Rome
Bloodless Coup Staged in East Indonesia Seeks Autonomy
Jakarta reports a bloodless coup led by Lt. Col. Ventje Samual, a Sukarno ally, who proclaims East Indonesia under military governance for Celebes, Moluccas, and Sunda Islands. He, a former Dutch army sergeant, declares a state of war and siege. Officials offer no comment.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Christian Leutenant
Karna
Sukarno
Samual
East Indoesia
Wee Women And Aunts Buy Hats In Tight Budget
A humorous item notes a wife’s habit of buying hats after her husband’s earnings. The snippet emphasizes thrifty consumption and social humor about domestic spending and fashion in a light, playful tone.
One Tried Many Forfeit Collateral In Trial Magistrate Court
In the morning session Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. found Robert Harrison Youns guilty of reckless driving on U S 40 west of Frederick on February 23. A 310 fine and costs was suspended. Numerous defendants were cited for speeding and related violations by Trooper John E. Cartee and others, including Herman Paul DeHari, Giesten Va., Walter Vevant Jr., Charles G. Granttch, and Lawrence Norman Hargrave, with fines ranging from 6.45 to 16.45 and counts for failing to keep to the right of the roadway or displaying plates issued to another vehicle.
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Beore
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Robert Harrison Youns
RFD
U. S. 40
Frederick
Robert T. Storer
Harman Paul DeHari
Giesten
John E. Cartee
Robert L. Carter
Arlington
Robert Lee Mc
Reva
Charles G. Granttch
Lutterville
Walter V. Vevant Jr
W. Bedford
Tie. A. G. Hedden
Fred Willard Thompson
Rockville
Donald Purdun Bark
Barnsville
Thomas JR
Regan
Everett
William Thomas. Regan
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Judy Holliday
David Oppenheim
David Baer
Curtis Baer
Sandy Hook
University Hospital, Baltimore
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Austin Tucker
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Elsie Tucker
Airy
Edward Jenkins
Jenkins
Raymond Haugh
Bloomfield
MD. Regents
Canada
Flossie Thompson
Ijamsville
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Frederickii
Harold E. Talbott
I County Welfare Board
Palm Beach
Fla
Harold
E. Talbott
Nizance
Air Force
Sheriff's Office
Capias
Talbott
Harry Bingham
Coast States
U.s.department of Agriculture
General Motors Corp
Ford
Scheduwind
WCU
UNEA
Saratoga
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Natal District
Pope Pius
Patrick Air Force Base
Defense Department
Siles
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