Club Women Nominate Officers for Hymnmakers Spring Meet
Mrs Austin Kempfas Heen named vice president and Mrs Gardner G Grensillion secretary of the Frederick County Council of Hymnmakers. Meeting set for April 8 at Hood College with Mrs Millard Eiler presiding. featured speaker is Serena Vasady, Hungarian-born author and speaker.
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Gardner G. Grensillion
Frederick
Kemp
Gambrill Park
Grojalston
Fort Detrick
Luther Retasburg
Jefferson
Ralph Slolemyer
Howard
Carlie Brown
Edgar Menevitt
Pleasant
Ray H. Smith
Tut Bridge
Ay Parline Mealman
Tellore
Virgil
Pouh
Middletown
Vietor
Kifer
Thurnont
Serena Vassady
Hungary
United Church
Reformed
Debrecen
Bela Vas ‘Soly
Theo- Jowical
Vassadys
Naomi
Bela Jr
Budapest
Nagary
Ing
Vassady
Iran
United States
Canada
World Council of Churches
Yassady
Woman's Federation of the
Thehree
America
Princeton
Pasadena
Cali
Dubuqie
Lancaster
Pas
Massady
World Council
Cherches
Amstentam
Netherlands
Evanston
Chane
Carl
Sabillasville
Christ
Andrew G. Truxal
Hand
Git
Sealed trunk intrigue ends in police release
Police reported a husband hid in his wife's car trunk to monitor her actions after she picked up a co worker. A witness saw him enter the trunk and police took him to headquarters for questioning before releasing him. Officers gave few names.
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Annie
Peitlay
Rhey
Isomeone
Sergis
Ellis Carty
Sherman Boone
Thurmont Considers Building a Hospital Project
Thurmont residents weigh a potential twoed phased hospital with lay surgery facilities. A Wednesday evening meeting at town offices will decide if community support is sufficient, with leaders Mrs Richard Culler Thurmont mayor Ray Weddle and C F Bowers among attendees. Representative from steam munities and local organizations will discuss planning and costs for the proposed facility.
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Thyemun
Richard Culler
Thurmont
C. Ray Weddle
Sailor
Lewistown
Steammunitiees
18 Months For Income Tax Evasion Charge
Baltimore federal court sentenced Charles W. Menard, a civil engineer, to 18 months in prison and fined $2,000 for income tax evasion. He allegedly filed no returns for 1953 04, claiming earnings of $5,000. His attorney blamed marital difficulties for the failure to file.
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Baltimore
Washington
Russell Thomson
Charles W. Menard
Menard
Sail Che Tefendant
Thomson
Plug
Arson Charged in Wills Farm Barn Fire Near New Market
State Police charged Shir ley Collins Jr. of New Market with arson after a large barn on the Wills farm east of town burned on Halloween night. Losses were estimated at 5000 and several farm buildings and machinery were damaged. insurance covered part of the loss as fire crews saved nearby structures.
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New iMarket
Wills Farm
Wallowe
Shirley Collins Jr
New Market
Tronper
Claris
Hal
U.S. 40
L O.s Willis
William B. Willis
Alert McPherson
McPherson
New Market Volunteer Fire Company
Snowstorm Strikes In New England
A wild northeast storm blanketed New England and parts of the mid Atlantic with heavy wet snow. Up to 22 inches fell around Tannersville New York, 17 inches in Connecticut sections, and over 8 inches in northwestern New Jersey. Winds gusted to 70 mph as utilities warned of widespread damage. Traffic disruptions shut down lanes including one on the Maine Turnpike. Temperatures dipped near freezing with hazardous driving reported across the region.
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Associated Press
New Tealand
Tannersville
Catskill Mountains
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Eng
New Hampshire Public, Service Co
Maine
Maine Turnpike
Vermiont
Jacksonville
Miami
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Pgland
Lebanon
Nah
Rumford
Burlington
New York City
California
Point Piedras Plancas
Calif
Midway
Los Angeles
San Frans
Cist
Change Taken From Home Sparking Police Investigation
A juvenile suspect was released into parental custody after a forced entry at the home of Mrs. Elva Davis in the west end. Police report $5 to $6 in change was taken from the residence last evening, with details pending further inquiry by Slate Police.
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Middletown
Slate Police
Elva Davis
Slate
Anti-Recession Moves Shape Government Response
New York reports government actions against recession forming this week. Steps include housing support, guided missiles, river and harbor improvements, possible across the board tax cuts, and higher spending. Tax cuts could speed relief but raise the deficit, with forecasts of up to 15 billion dollars extra debt next year. A University of Michigan survey shows consumers are less confident, plan to buy fewer big-ticket items, and expect more used cars while spending similarly on current homes.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Hilton
Hock
Uncle Sim
Federal Reserve
Te Universally
Aleaigan Stovey Research Center
Uian
Ant
Seawolf Hunt Report Signals Submarine Watch Off Coast
Atomic Seawolf patrols the Atlantic area for a possible unidentified Soviet submarine. Cmdr Richard Laning leads a high speed deep diving nuclear craft with advanced sonar and torpedoes as crews chase faint contacts and air planes report possible signals.
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Elon C.fap
Wis
Alb
Attimarine
Atlantic
Searell
Tey
United States
AL Washington
Cmdr
Richard
Laning
Seawelf
Waelfle
Seawolf
Plano
Roads Board Work Past Year Lists Construction in 1957
The county Roads Board report for 1957 notes a total of 21 721 miles of work and construction costs of 438 226 72. Maintenance ran 408 941 37 with 17 141 miles macadam surfaced and 2 773 miles stabilized. Grading and drainage covered 1 801 miles, 264 miles widened resurfaced.
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Feederick County Roads Board
Totat
Matadam
Roads Board
Wilson
Jankles
Roady
Russia
Council
Willowwdale School
Quebec School Road
Bahn Road
Biser Road
Khrushchev presses for a summit amid East Europe tensions
In Moscow Khrushchev rallies 14,000 supporters urging unity of Socialist states and reject Western proposals to include East Europe in a summit. He asserts no foreign meddling and warns against removing Soviet troops or delaying German unification. Foreign ministers consider scheduling a meet next month, while Western limits face rejection.
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Moscow
Europe
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Communist Party
Clel
Isenhower
East Europe
Khenshchev
Spats
Frrer
Khrushchev
Rama Burpe
da Bunn
Boy 15 Admits Slaying Mother In Trailer
State Troopers report Dean Smith, 15, confessed in writing to striking his mother Grace Wims, 39, with two hatchets during a Saturday assault in the family’s trailer in Moundsville West Virginia. He hid the body under the bed, claiming trouble sleeping. A neighbor discovery led to the investigation.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Dean Smith
Robinson
Jack Scaggs
Grace Wims
Surplus Goods Sale Center To Open In Maryland
The government opens its first surplus goods sale center in Brentwood Maryland on March 26 offering motor vehicles seating conditioners and office furniture with an original value of 300000 available for spot bidding per administrator Franklin G Floete.
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Washington
V& and A
Brentwood
Franklin G. Floete
Two More Russian Nuclear Tests Reported
Two more Soviet nuclear detonations were reported by the Atomic Energy Commission. The tests occurred yesterday north of the Arctic and at the Siberian testing site, likely megaton-yield, marking the 40th and 41st explosions detected by the AEC. Anthony Mankey, a Charles Town auto dealer, died suddenly at 37 of a heart attack.
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Atomic Energy Commission
SEC
Arctic Whele
Siberian
Tysling
Nyas
AEC
AEG
Anthony Hankey
DHS
Charles Town
W. Va
Anthony Mankey
Charles Town General Hospital
Two Die As Fire Sweeps Apartment in Scranton
A 1-A general alarm fire in a four story Scranton apartment building killed two women and injured five others. A man is listed missing and possibly not at home. Firefighters battled flames as a neighbor’s garage filled with gasoline, and victims Ms Katherine Langan and Ms Helen Ratayski were identified at different windows.
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Scranton
George Davis
Katherine Langan
Helen Ratayski
Ant
Hog Ends Weather Prophet Reign With Spring Hope
Mr. Coomiheg, famed as a weather predictor, ends his six week reign Sunday as residents await spring. The winter featured record snow, heavy winds, drifts, and temperatures well below normal, with March snowstorms and over 20 inches of snowfall since February 2, beyond the usual 19.8 inches.
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Coomiheg
Lnost
Nara
Mr. Grog
G- Hoy
All Highways Now Clear Of Late Snow
Snow on county roads melted after 40 degree temps Friday afternoon, leaving highways bare though fields and lawns still show snow. Strong winds did not cause drifting as wet snow could not blow. Forecast calls for continuing cool weather with potential light accumulation on exposed areas.
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Observer
Fire traps five escape routes as Scranton blaze rages
A fire on multiple floors trapped residents including Maude Campbell and Dr Lye Bully among others. Firemen from Scranton and nearby towns fought the blaze for about ten hours, while authorities searched for Angelo Martati, 58, reported missing after the incident.
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High Mosir
Tiirdines
Maudé Campbell
Goth
Lye Bully
Rose G
Evans
Joseph Roe
Scranton
Jblaze
Uey
Angelo Martati
Iman
Harth Dam Gives Way Evacuates 400 Nearby Residents
In Bennettsville, South Carolina, one of two earth dams at Wildlife Reservoir failed early today at 2 45 am forcing the evacuation of about 400 residents in a 12 block area. Radio operator Dan Kuweil said rescue teams moved into the Negro neighborhoods soon after the breach with no deaths or injuries reported by daybreak. Nowell cited heavy recent rains as a possible cause while noting the dam's failure remains under investigation.
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Bennettisville
D. C
Dan Kuweil
Bennettsville
Sollee
South Carolina
North Carolina Order
Nowell
Car Recovered and Suspect Summoned After Theft
City police recovered a 1955 Ford sedan reported stolen Friday afternoon from near the tavern operated by Clifford W. Burns at West Sixth and Bente streets. Officer Charles W. Cashour charged Frederick man Robert Franklin Hardy with taking the automobile from North Market Street. The car was found on Five and a Half Street near Klinehart's Alley at 12:52 am. Hardy was summoned to a hearing.
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Frederick
Charles W. Cashourt
Robert Franklin Hardy
Clifford W. Burns
North Market Street
Burns
West Sixth
Bente Streets
Cashour
Heavy Snow Hits Garrett County and Maryland
The Associated Press reports heavy snow returned to Garrett County with drifting winds and reduced visibility. Cumberland saw only brief morning curbs as moisture moved offshore, while bay side areas remained unsettled and skies showed a wintry mix.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Garrett County
Cumberland
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