Public Works Proposes Massive U S Loans
Senators Fulbright Knowland Monroney and Sparkman push a two billion dollar public works loan plan to accelerate airport street and bridge construction and boost U S industry while debating limiting foreign aid purchases and repurposing funds for domestic use amid recession concerns.
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Washington
Fulbert Q-Arkl
Knowland
Califor
Senate
U. S
Bridges
Monroney
Fulbright
Fitala, Monroney, and Sons
Sparkman
D-Ala
Proxmire
D-Wis
Community Facilities Administration
Housing and Home Finance Actesministration
CFA
Congress
Eischhower
Slot Machines Found In Car In Maryland Bust
State Trooper halted a vehicle on U S 40 early Sunday and found three slot machines in the back. Four Washington County men from Hagerstown and Boonsboro were held for investigation. Police issued an all points broadcast to locate other possible connections and noted the men are suspected in a landlord Freeman Keihl burglary with coin snatching. The money and bag were located in the car.
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Randallstown
Mad
Charles F. Smith
U.S. 40
Cpl
John. Mc Wargan
Washington
Maryland
Pine/ Orchard
Ellicutt City
Hagerstown
Freeman W. Keihl
Flagerstown
Io Inclination To Cut Steel Price
Cleveland based steelmaking firms show no rush to cut prices despite a weak market. Steel industry observers cite recession effects, recent minor upturns in freight and orders, and hopes for a pickup, with the Steel Magazine noting price changes mainly reflect adjustments to extra charges rather than demand.
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Cleveland
Steeline
U 2
Duimund
Sire
Car strikes pole disrupts Potomac telephone service
A vehicle ran off Maryland 355 north of Hyattstown Saturday night and crashed into a telephone pole, lifting the car about 20 feet. Telephone workers and helper Rob ert Bell are shown handling the damaged line while Pat ton, central office foreman, watches. Photo by Frank Keefer.
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Chesaneake
Potomac
Telephone Company
Maryland 355
Hyattstown
Frank Keefering
Patton
Robert Bell
Cable break cripples multiple lines and car crash claims a life
A car hit a roadside ditch causing cables to snap across Frederick Washington and Cumberland Washington circuits as workmen rushed to repair. Branches at the telephone pole were severed high above ground. Trooper Carter theorized the car may have flipped end over end. Two other accidents near Dickserson and Bewunrswick involved Mrs Sink and Mrs Reynolds with injuries and charges filed for reckless driving and DUI.
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Carter
Car Severs Phone Cable In Highway Crash
State Police report two men, Ralph Forrest Snyder and Mickey L. Wallcap, were in a 1956 Ford that left the highway near Hyattston and struck a telephone pole, slashing a main cable and injuring them. Both were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released.
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Montgomery County
Hammond Road
Clarksh
Mickey L. Wallcap
Gaith
John W. McFarland
Cartersburg
Frederick Mencia
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N. Markel
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Bewunrswick
Terese M. Reynolds
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Gift
Vais
Trouper Storer
Ira Carter
State Police
Snyder
Chare
Ralph Forrest Snyder
Nim
Ralph W. Boyer
North Court St
Motorola TV
Patrick St. MO
Tradea F. F. Motors
Rgreen Pr
Rt. 2
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Ha Tonge
Custom Mare Dae
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Patrick Street
Rontree
HenpRickson
Veyahoe
Katz Sleepwear
Westbrook
Frederick
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Hamilton Homes
Second St. Musument
NORGE
Thor
Park ’N Shop
Our Inn
Western Harvland
Frederick Fair Grounds
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