Main highways reopen after heavy snowstorm
All main highways in the county were open this morning after a nightlong battle by State Roads Commission snowplow crews against drifts. Many secondary county roads remained closed. Drifts up to four feet were reported on several main routes. public schools were closed. Winds 20 to 30 mph could keep drifting, with colder weather expected tonight.
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Detrick Reservation
Maryland
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Cap Stine
Howard County
Carroll
Sanday
Ike Returns to White House After 22 Hour Drive
President Eisenhower completed a 22 hour drive from Gettysburg farm to the White House without incident. Snow and icy roads slowed the pace, with his car slipping to 35 to 40 mph in slick stretches. He was accompanied by Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther and Coca Cola President William Carpenter Robinson.
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Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg Farm
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Tireisenhower
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NATO
Coca Cola
William Robipson
Eisenhower Farm
Dulles Ends Asian Tour Heads Home From Tokyo
Secretary of State Dulles concludes a ten nation swing in Asia and heads to Honolulu then Washington. He signals a belief in a more flexible foreign and economic policy to counter Communist expansion, with no immediate shift in core U S policy. Japan's Shigemitsu and Hatoyama heard two points to check future Communist aggression and red economic offensive. The stock market opened higher in New York led by copper shares and select specialties.
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United States
Honoolulu
Washington
Eisenhower
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Hig
U.S
Free World
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Japan
Peiping
Shigemitsu
Chiro Hatoyama
Snow blankets vast region with heavy up to 12 inches
Two week end snowstorms drenched western Maryland Virginia and parts of the District. Depths reached 6 to 15 inches with drifts up to four feet in some areas. South of Baltimore roads iced and racing canceled at Bowie Track. Temperatures in the 20s and chains advised on northern state highways.
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State Highway Department
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Thomas
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Wheeling
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National Airport
Potomac
Virgina
Washington
Heavy March Snow Hits Western Maryland and Eastern Shore
Arctic conditions blanket northern Maryland with up to 15 inches in Foxville and 13 inches in Oakland. Roads statewide turn icy and hazardous, prompting closures and an emergency snow plan in Baltimore. One death, 63 year old Frederick Andrews, attributed to shoveling in front of his home. Police report various depths across Garrett, Washington, Cecil and Harford counties.
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Salisbury
Five Under Arrest After Loss of Calf
Ridgeville tavern operator Herman King was arrested on a charge of possessing stolen goods after allegedly buying a purebred Holstein calf weighing about 275 pounds for an amount and a case of beer. He posted $500 bond for a magistrate’s court hearing. An adult and three colored juveniles were also arrested in Montgomery county for stealing a calf from Alete Hawkins of Craithersburg. Albert Lee, 28, of Dickerson, was identified among those charged. The calf was stolen Wednesday.
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Herman King
Ridgeville
King
Raymond Haugh
George Layman
Montgomery County
Alete Hawkins
Craithersburg
Albert Lee
Dickerson
Lee
Ebert Will Probated In Orphans Court Today
The will of Johny William Ebert a longtime florist and nursery operator near South College Parkway was probated in Orphans Court today. The estate value is not stated with bequests including 500 to Hood, oh. po, 1000 to M Blanche Ebert, 500 to Mrs. Mabel P Derizbaugh, and equal shares of the residue to Jerney S. Ebert Edna J. Gibson and Nancy Dietrick. West Second street real estate offered to Alfred G Zimm erman for 1750. Executor E Austin James named. will dated June 16 197. Witnesses Elizabeth G Heek and the late Francis Petrott.
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South College Parkway
Orphans Court
Hood
Taviras Dt
Frederick
Blanche Ebert
Mabel P. Derizbaugh
Jerney S. Ebert
Edna J. Gibson
Nancy Dietrick
West Second Street
Alfred G. Zimmerman
E. Austin James
Mes
Elizabeth G. Heek
Francis Petrott
Report Tentative Compromise Reached On Westinghouse Strike
Washington reports a tentative settlement may end the Westinghouse strike after 155 days, the longest major labor walkout in two decades. About 55,000 workers are affected, including 45,000 IUE members. Union President James B. Carey and Westinghouse negotiator Robert D. Blasier reportedly reached the agreement at an all night meeting.
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Srate
Wast Kaen Thapy
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Conference Board
Westinghouse Iue
James B. Carey
Robert D. Blasier
Free Of Accidents During Sunday Storm
No accidents occurred in the city during the Sunday snowstorm according to police files. Two minor collisions Friday near Patrick and Market streets involved a Morris V. Wood taxi and a John A. Foreman sedan, with $85 total damage. no charges filed. A second collision at West Church and Record streets involved Austin Summers and Edward Richardson with about $40 damage to Summers’s car. no charges filed.
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Acci Daehn
Patrick
Market Streets
Morris
Four Brothers Lose Tonsils Same Day
Dallas news reports the four Robinson boys Tommy 4 Michael 7 Paul 4 and Robby 12 to have all eight tonsils removed the same day to end their winter sickness cycle as their mother explains. Also covered are several local traffic and police court incidents including collateral forfeitures and multiple arrests over the weekend in Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Robinson
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Robby
Eisenhower asks Congress for 4.86 billion foreign aid
President Eisenhower asked Congress to authorize 4.859,975,000 for foreign aid with 51.64 billion for military assistance in the Middle East and Asia. He warned of persistent aggression risk and urged new long term commitments up to ten years to stabilize global security and economic development.
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State of the Union
Revue Talks Today In Transit Strike
Negotiations were to be resumed today by the Baltimore Transit Co and its AFL CIO employees union in a prolonged contract dispute. The transit system is operated by the State under seizure after a day strike ended two weeks ago.
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Baltimore Transit Co
Aflcio
Bus Boycott Trial Called In Alabama Bus Boycott
In Montgomery 93 Negro leaders go on trial for directing a 16 week bus boycott. In Tuscaloosa two Negro youths face assault with intent murder charges connected to resentment over a white student’s expulsion. National figures note the Montgomery outcome could influence similar actions elsewhere.
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Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Webe Laue
Ulas
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
National Ass
Arthur Washinton
John
Samuel Perin Taylor
Taylor
Lucy
Des Vlamen
Town's church turnout fills 12 Olney churches
Weldon Lacy of the Olney Enterprise describes a remarkable Sunday when about 200 laymen filed the town’s 12 churches, nearly filling all seats as an estimated 40,000 residents attended services, creating traffic jams downtown and prompting extra pews in three churches.
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Olney
Hangs Self In Attic Of Home Here
Miss Myrtle Rowe, 61, hanged herself in the attic at 244 South Market Street over the weekend. The body was found about 10 AM. medical examiner said death occurred 10 to 12 hours earlier. A note directed disposition of property. Rowe, longtime Union Manufacturing employee, lived alone and had planned to move. Funeral arrangements set at C. E. Cline and Son. Memorials and relatives noted.
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South Market Street
Miss Rowe
Manermerny
Gaby
Mr. Bennett
Charles V. Main
Det
Seret
Norman Dietz
George Layman
Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Paulis
Mary Ellen Bennett Rowe
Tami Methodist Church
Bennett
Roy l L. Mumford
Clarence W. Blethen
East Patrick Street
Mt Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Northeast Snowstorm Toll Tops Ninety Five Dead
A weekend winter storm smothered the Northeast and New York City area with up to a foot of snow. The death toll reached 95 across 11 states, with massive transit disruptions and many motorists stranded. Clarion details include Eisenhower snowbound at Gettysburg, schools closed, and rail service interrupted.
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West Virginia
Middle Atlantic
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Gettysburg
Washington
Weather Bureau
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New York Stock Exchange
Lincoln Downs
Lincoln
R.I
Boston
Tommy Tibbs
Denis
Pat) Brady
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Weather Delays County Polio Make-Up Clinic
Bad weather and icy roads kept many children from the make-up clinic for polio shots at Winchester Hall. County health officer Dr. Forbes Burgess said the drive is rescheduled for 9:50 AM at Winchester Hall for those with prior appointments who could not attend the previous session.
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Winchester Hall
Forbes Burgess
Winchester
Kremlin Campaign Pushes Anti Stalin Line Across Nations
The Soviet leadership launches a campaign to deflate myth of Stalin as a godlike figure. Communists at local and national levels denounce his purges and murders while spreading the anti Stalin line across both sides of the Iron Curtain. Reports note Kremlin restrictions hinder foreign reporters and highlight Khrushchev’s speeches critiquing Stalin and the Great Purges.
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Palsa
Concrese
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