Maryland 75 School Site Is Supported
A U S Office of Education official endorses the Libertytown New Market site for a junior senior high school. He urges prioritizing a 2700 capacity north of US 40 and east of Urbana, with future Urbana and elementary sites, to relieve overcrowding and allow expansion. The plan calls for future additions and phased development across the three areas.
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Maryland
Libertytown
New Market
Urbana
Ray I. Hamon
U. S. Office of Education
Kew
Urleans Sunior
Ex Teacher Fails Suit Over Salary Claim 1953 54
A Frederick county former teacher Miss Carmita E Love lost a 3500 suit against the Board of Education for pay for 1953 54 after it was found she misrepresented qualifications for an emergency teaching certificate. The memorandum noted she lacked required education credits and the contract was issued under false pretenses.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Patrick M. Schnaut
Carmita E. Love
Washington
State Board of Education
Leacher
Virginia Union University
Walkersville high school expansion eyed to ease Frederick schools
In a detailed plan, Walkersville would host a new 700 capacity high school for grades 7-12 to relieve Frederick City. The move follows Walkersville enrollment growth and area development, with the School Board already securing land near a new housing project.
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United Auto Workers Union
Mida
Walkersville
Tribal
Dremine Mierscmtte
Frederick
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Amd Ailea Milles
Mt. Pleasant
Win Alesow
Walkersville High School
Frederik City
Tastfall
Walkersvile
Urbain
New Marshel
New Condon
Thorrytown
Amuisylle
Woodville
Mt. Airy
Hartansville
Five Day Forecast From Associate Preys Temperatures
Forecast shows temperatures averaging five degrees below normal at period start then warming over weekend. Rain or snow likely Friday into Saturday with fair weather otherwise. Total precipitation around half an inch. Temperatures highs 60s east of mountains and near 40s in the plains. lows from mid 20s to 30s in western areas.
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Torntal
Father Colt
Mary
Unemployed Peak Seen By Labor Secretary
CHICAGO The nation's unemployed, Mitchell says, has reached a peak and he expects a hiring upturn in late May. He told reporters that unemployment is persistently high even during wartime, and when it reaches current levels it becomes serious. The administration in Washington announced earlier that total jobless stood at 5,273,000.
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Chicago
Mare Tink Gye
Lebar Mitchell
Mitchell
Washington
Equitable ruling halts sale in trailer lot dispute
Tennessee Equity Court to set aside the sale of land on Butterfly Lane after a dispute between Mr. and Mrs. Gouker and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy over health regulations. The decree would reimburse the Goukers 1710 upon transfer of land, with the court noting the parties faced hardship and potential use of the lot for a trailer home was not feasible under health requirements. The case involves a complex chain of land transactions, prisoner-related disturbances, and health code compliance.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Filt Dolmivn Gled
Equity Court
Butterfly Lane
State Health Department
George FL Gouker
Paul Rudy
Goukers
Prones
Kennult May Lawson
Gonkers
Tampton
Wansdellen Us
Weinberg and Glass
State Tax Bills Are Enacted in Maryland Marathon Session
The Maryland General Assembly capped a 36 day session with a sales and income tax package and a state capital improvements program. Delegates Della and Downey switched votes to pass the sales tax bill, ending a long legislative stalemate amid lobbying by Comptroller Tawes and gains from farm machinery exemption.
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Annapolis I
Maryland
Melferdin
Senate
Carroll County
Iran
Garrett
House
Wero
Honeur
le Senate
Della
Balto
Downey
Washington
Hiebit
Astern Shore State Hospital
Lax
Dels
Mubingon
Dsalto
Tee
Montgomery
J. Millard Tawes
Big Annopilis
Boone
East Dawn Shore
Lawes
Eisenhower Returns From Colorado Resort and GOP City Campaign
Mrs. Eisenhower returns from a Colorado resort as Republicans push a city campaign with precinct meetings organized at Hotel Frederick. discussions focus on mayor, city treasurer, and five board seats. a convention is planned 20 days before the election. Clyde B. Roney eyed as a possible mayoral candidate. registration work continues.
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Fiv Publicans
Chiles
Relling
Hotel Frederick
Noirnees
Mdepnien
Sporddie
G.O.P. Lad
Eremert KR. Bowlus
Ciy
Mehyl &. Waehler
Ag Sain
Ayal
Clyde B. Roney
Cilizals
George P. Schick
ePrechiet 4
Jnlaht
Mrecinet
Look Back In Anger scene interrupted by audience member
An audience member climbed onto the stage during the Broadway show Look Back in Anger and slapped star Kenneth Haigh. The disruption occurred about 10:05 p m as the third act began, prompting a brief interval and no charges against the assailant. The incident drew attention but the performance resumed and continued.
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Yori HW
Ager
Kenneth Haigh
Maizh
Eastand
Dorchester
Svivos
Byumond
Rang Weyer
Cols
Micriopee
Senate
Del
Actinis
Haigh
Chester
Inured
Maine Chance Resort
Phoenix
Elizabett Arden
George Cenilat
Maryland Faces New Tax Bites From 1958 Assembly
Maryland lawmakers enacted tax changes including a state income tax increase effective retroactively to January 1 and a sales tax rise. Withholding will rise from paychecks, and returns are due April 15, 1959. Cigarettes increase three cents to fund a teacher pay raise. Governor Archibald reversed? no, lawmakers overrode his veto when the 1958 session convened February 5.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
Afchelidin
Frederick County Heart Campaign Surpasses 8500 Goal
Frederick County Heart Association reports February fund drive will exceed the 8500 target as over 8800 remains on hand. Edward D. Storm calls the drive the county’s most successful, with J Alfred Cussiata general fund chair. Meeting at West Church street reviewed the campaign booklet and plans for the May general meeting.
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Frederick County Heart Association
Edward D. Storm
General Fund
J. Alfred Cussi Ata
Heart Association
West Church Street
Catsail
Carroll Richoltz
American Legion
Donald O. Rice
City Heart Sunday
William BE. Warren
County Heart Sunday
Son Bahn
Beach Fund
Harry Reid
Grace Butcher
Thomas Crum
Ada L. Moore
Dorothy AleBride
Atho J
Alix Breans
Health’ Department
Sesoeration
Robert Edwards Cochairman
Fund
Strive
Plas
Inter
Stern
Fotq Fund
Lega
Fort Berrick
Ueneopte
No Decision On Tax Cut
Secretary of the Treasury Anderson announced no decision on any anti recession tax cut. The statement, prepared for President Eisenhower after a meeting with economic advisers, said tax action would await clarity on the economy’s future course and Congressional input.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Risenhower
Eisenhowser
Governor McKeldin Rep by National Water Institute
Governor Russell H. McQain executive assistant travels to Vinenta Neh to represent the governor for a meeting of the National Water Measures Institute. The session began Tuesday and runs through Thursday with discussions on water policy and related measures.
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Russell H. McQ
Ain
Whenore
McKeldin
Vinenta
Neh
National Water Mescurers, Institute
Talesday
Utaursday
Summit Talks Crop Up At SEATO Meet
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would welcome an arms control agreement but only with robust safeguards. He told SEATO foreign ministers in Manila that progress toward world peace requires serious negotiations and verifiable terms, noting the Soviet Union shows no offer of relaxation while defense needs rise with Asia members. The discussion highlighted divisions between the anti Communist world and the Soviet Union and the enduring Soviet arm strength in SEATO regions.
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Manilate — Srevetary
Dulles
Solldie Us
Oie
Dallys Alysis
SEATO
United States
Soviet Union
Gomipiame
Syle
Tovie American Dele Kali
Asia
Germany
Korea
Ling
Seayo
Parachute Operation Clears Airfield in Central Sumatra
Government troops land at Pakanbaru airfield with little resistance. Rebels under Gen. Ahmed Hussein retire 115 miles southwest along Aukit Tinggi road, abandoning key installations of the U S Caltex Co as they shift headquarters to Bukit Aingyi in the Cesbrat Sumulra Mountains.
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Pakanbarg Ty
Sue Imaia
Pakanbaru
Heiday
Wakanta
Tr [Heilin
Sumatra
Para
Gt. Gol
Acmed Hussein
Aukittinggi
U.S. Caltex Co
Bukit- Aingyi
Cesbrat Sumulra
Faces Sharp Fight On G1 Mortgage Interest
Washington report on the Senate debate over a 1.85 billion housing bill amid a sharp fight on raising GI mortgage interest rates. Key figures include Sen Lyndon B Johnson and Sen Monroney proposing higher caps, while Eisenhower aides push for a 5 percent max. The outcome could affect up to 2000 more homes in 1958 and create jobs.
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Washington
Senate
Vale
Sen
Sparkinsn
Toylimater
Teavision
He Bank
Ing. Commyittee
Hanie
Lyndon B. Tohuson
Hex
Eisenhower
Monroney
D-Okla
Mle Loredent Tate
Mahroney
Congress
Autos Damaged On Gas House Pike
Trooper Robert C. Snyder reports two vehicles collided on a curve on Gas House Pike about one mile east of Frederick. Mrs Yessie Eyler driving a 1955 Buick veered across the center and struck the left fender of Nancy Dicken's 1946 Buick. Eyler was injured and damage totaled about 275 dollars with another 100 in damage to the Dicken sheets vehicle. Charges are pending.
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Fraderick
Thurmont
Eyler
Snyder
le Egley
Lawmakers Back 0 Percent Tax Plan Amid Hospital Visit
lawmakers shuffled amid a stalled 0 percent sales tax debate as Del Jen kits of Anne Arundel General Hospital joined the session seeking insurance for a vital measure. The push faltered after Tawes’ support waned, sending representatives scrambling to salvage the plan during a tense legislative day.
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Pul Ik
Dels
Tomer
Kentt
Warrison
Nalbabs
Brinafleth
Ddorchester
Corkran
D-Dorchester
Markie
D-Cecil
Blades
Caroline
Smith
del. Jenkits
R-Charles
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Itead
Congress and Dempsey Dies of Virus Mess
Former part of New Mexico and undersecretary of interior died last night from a virus infection at age 18. His death reduces the Democratic House tally to 223 against Republicans with four vacancies. He was admitted to George Washington Hospital on the 28th for treatment of illness.
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Falemisey
Dnm
New Mexico
Interior
Tajarty
Wepalicwis
Dempsey
George Wasler Hospital
Youth admits setting three area dams in Pennsylvania
In Chambersburg Pa an area youth confessed to setting fire to three dams causing about 46500 in damage. District Attorney George Co Kaper of Franklin County declined to release the youth’s name or any motive for the arson.
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Chambersburg
Wivenrolhi Bay
George Co Kaper
Prankit’ County
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