Won't Abandon North Market Street School
The Frederick City Board of Education states it will not abandon the North Market Street School built around 1898. A new junior high building is proposed on a separate site as enrollments rise, with 12 to 15 additional classrooms needed and several county schools under review for modernization.
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North Market Street
Board of Education
Northend
Elm Street
Frederick City
Frederick High School
Walkersville
Lewistown
Myersville
Libertytown
Shawat Feve
Middletown High School
Lincoln School
Frederick
Doubs
Tt Wee
Maryland Republicans Face Full Legislative Budget Review
Maryland lawmakers demand a comprehensive audit of state finances over fiscal policy and rising costs. Senate Majority Leader Goldstein and Delegate Thompson push for mandatory item review, tax law resurvey, utility tax changes, and new model vehicle inspections. Governor McKeldin travels for a speech amid calls for reform.
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Annapolis
Legislative Council
Senate
Goldstein
D-Calvert
House
del. Thompson
Ehester
General Assembly
Everstine
Boaiu Provaniy
Thompson
Hubbard
Dorchester Democrat
McKeldin
Atlantic City
Degisine
Ways and Means
Thomas B.R. Mudd
Board of Public Works
Blue Cross Plan
State Industrial Accident Commission
New Midway Records Two Simultaneous Fire Alarms
New Midway fire department faced two calls at once for the first time in 29 years. A booster pumper fought a blaze at Charles Smith Place LeGore destroying a barn and 100 five weeks old chicks, est loss 400 dollars. The old engine tackled a chimney fire near Charles Suitely two miles east. Earlier, a stop at Bollinger home near Woodsboro addressed a chimney fire.
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New Midway
Austin Dubov
Wilbur Beaver
New Alidaway
Charles Smith Place
LeGore
Charles Suitely
Bollinger
Woodsboro
Airmen sentenced to prison for fatal beating of French soldier
In Baitburg Germany three U S airmen were convicted at a court martial of fatally beating French Private Louis Piazza. Thurman G Holcomb and Frank E Puckett received 10 years hard labor each while Don G Wells got 5 years. All pleaded innocent and showed shock after sentencing.
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Buitburg
Germany
U. 5
C. Thurman G. Holcomb
Big Stone Gap
S/Spgt
Frank E. Puckett
Banner Elk
N. C
Don G. Wells
Heavy
Louis . Piazza
Trier
U. S
Holcomb
Armaments Cache Seized in New York City
Police raiders seized a large cache of weapons in a West Side building at 173 West 99th Street. Two Cuban men were arrested, Mario Cruz and Roberto Oscar Acevedo, amid a haul that included 27 large caliber antitank guns with ammunition, 23 Garand rifles, and grenades.
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New York
Upper West Side
Manhattan
West 99Th St
Nathan Small
Mario Cruz
Small
Ture
Crudas
Roberto Oscar Acevedo
Francis W. H. Adams
Lnk
U. S. Congress
Stevenson Denounces McCarthyism on Army Charge
Adlai Stevenson arrived for the Southeastern Democratic Conference in Miami Beach and said the Army has not coddled Communists any more than previous Democratic administrations. He would urge anti McCarthyism if asked by candidates and plans a radio TV address outlining Eisenhower's ties to McCarthy.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
McCarthy
Congress
United States
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Fight Comes Into The Open At Inter-American Conference
In Caracas Guatemala’s foreign minister Guillermo Toriello denounced U S efforts to urge a resolution against Communist intervention, calling it a smear and McCarthyism. John Foster Dulles countered, saying Guatemala backed down from pledges to fight communism as a plenary session was postponed amid tempers.
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Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Guatemala
Guillermo ‘Oriello
Washington
Hemisphere
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Terrello
Teriello
Four Puerto Rican nationalists plead innocent in U S District Court
In Washington on March 5 four Puerto Rican nationalists charged with shooting five congressmen pleaded innocent. Ringleader Lolita Lebron and co-defendants Rafael Cancel Miranda Andres Figueroa Cordero and Irving Flores Rodriguez maintained the defense of independence. Trial set for April 5. bonds confirmed at $100000. Also notes Judge Moser underwent surgery at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, and a cheese grater tip closes.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
House of Representatives
Lolita Lebron
Rafael Cancel Miranda
James W. Morris
Maryland Opposes Plan to Dump Mine Water Into Chesapeake Bay
Maryland officials led by Governor McKeldin sent a telegram to Interior Secretary McKay urging a postponement of any action on a Pennsylvania mine water dump into the Chesapeake Bay. A tunnel proposal to drain anthracite mine fields was criticized for harming Maryland oyster beds and fishing grounds. A chairman will be named and further information awaited amid legislative protests. The other item reports Martha Raye denying marriage rumors with Eddie Begley as true, stating she is not married and has no plans to marry.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Secretary of Interior
McKay
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Scranton
Pz Te Det Helen
R. V. Truitt
Department of Research and Education
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Truitt
Ernest Vaughn
Game and Inland Fish Department
New York
Martha Raye
Eddie Begley
the Ansonia, Conn
Sentinel
Begley
Ansonia
Miss Raye
Mimi Marlo
Mr. Begley
Nick Condos
Five O'Clock
Miami
Kia
Won't Withdraw Order On Capital Transit Bond Redemptions
Federal Judge Edward Curran refused to lift a court order blocking Capital Transit Co from redeeming 3.9 million dollars in bonds and paying a 41 cent dividend to stockholders. The DC Public Utilities Commission obtained the order, arguing the moves could strain the company’s finances and risk reduced or halted public transit service. Capital Transit says assets exceed 25 million dollars and the company is in strong financial condition.
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Washington
Edward M. Curran
Capital Transit Co
Capital Transit
District of Columbia Public Utilities Commission
Monday Court Session To Resume After Docket Shuffle
The Circuit Court adjourned on the second day of criminal hearings after five cases were disposed of and the rest recessed until Monday. Leo Fritz, found guilty on two counts of passing worthless checks, was sentenced to two years but suspended and turned over for extradition proceedings to Adams County. Albert S. King, charged with murder, had his trial postponed with no new date set, while Harry Riggs, Cornelius Sims, Bernard Shores, and Allan Lipscomb faced upcoming or pending actions on break in and entering, stolen property and bastardy charges.
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Leo Fritz
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Maryland House of Correction
Frits
Dorsey J. Schultz
Bernard Murray
Adams County
Albert S. King
Sandy Spring
Laffayette Martin, Jr
Spencertville
Robert S Pothanksefer
Samuel W. Barrick
King
Harry Riggs
Cornelius Sims
Bernard Shores
Basis
Allan Lipscomb
Dance Sequences Banned By Censors In Maryland
Baltimore March 3 state censors banned two dance sequences described as scanty and indecent from Top Banana and The French Line. Jane Russell’s dance in The French Line and a burlesque scene in Top Banana were deemed objectionable. Board chair Sydney Re Traub noted minors may still see the dances if distributor United Artists wins exhibition clearance. Other board member Maude Dorrance labeled Russell’s dance indecent. The Howard Hughes RK0 Radio Pictures release faces similar bans in New York, Pennsylvania, Kansas and Ohio. McCarthy hearing reports a former Communist witness testified about a Nutley electronics lab spying but denied involvement.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Top Banana
Sydney Re Traub
State Censoring Board
Jane Russell
Traub
Lyne
United Artists
Maude Dorrance
Miss Russell
Howard Hughes
R K.O. Radio Pictures
New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Ohio
Police Court Cases Heard in Centerville
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. sentenced Albert B. Thompson, 29, of Centerville, to 40 days in jail and fines totaling 127.20 for reckless driving after license suspension. Thompson pleaded guilty to reckless driving and not guilty to license suspension violations, with additional convictions for lane changes, passing cars, and rear-ending a vehicle on South Street. Eyler and a witness testified to $150 damage and injuries, leading to further comments on Thompson’s driving record and license suspensions dating to 1946. He faces up to 80 days in jail if fines are unpaid.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Albert B. Thompson
Centerville
People’s Night Court
Thompson
South Street
Fishef
Charles W. Eyler
South Jefferson Street
Eyler
South
Market Streets
M S. Eyler
Reckles
Nathan Dorsey
Mator Vehicle Commissioner
Sheffield
Montgomery County
Motor Vehicle Department
Maryland
Washington
Joseph J. Coady
MVD
District of Columbia
James Hildebrand
Frederick
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Russell Moxley
Clarence O. Farrow
Smith
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Stedman Prescott
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Rockville
Burall's Cycle Shop
C. C. Carty's
Moser
Herman M. Moser
Supreme Bench of
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Alfred Blalock
Hopkins
Jack’s Aquarium
Jug Bridge
Bartonsgila Road
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A. J. Ellin
E. H. Sponseller
Sam Miller
South Market Street
Ueber Clay
Nutley
N. J
Peter A. Gragis
Levittown
Senate Investigations
Sern. McCarthy
H-Wis
L. H. MacKenzie
Monument
Marae Comrraa
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Paiviek St
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Earl Wy. Gilbert
Harmony
Charles A. Caughenour, Jr
Rollin A
Dorsey
Nairobi
Kenya
China
British East Africa
Gifiuiais
Mt. Kenya
Nuer
Yeri
Douglas Hooper
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Airy
Mt Airy
Richard Burns
Perry Lawson, Jr
Rodney Burdette, Jr
Tim Miss
Sonny Crummitt
Larry Mercer
Jack Mercer
Raymond Hargett
ATMTR
E. Patrick St. Ph
Market ST
Naiis
M. L. Summers Frederick, Md
Pater
Kehne Furn. CO
C. Hecline
East Patrick St
Service Modern Pharmacy
Pearre
Socony
Savers Economy Oil CO
Eixpert
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