Sunday Work Day For Utilities Amid Storm Power Rollback
District reports show 6 percent of power lines back, with about 300 customers still without electricity. Crews tackle rural roads, dairy farm outages, and widespread telephone damage as 3,555 lines remain down and more poles and cross arms are replaced. Baltimore crews join to restore service.
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John W. Jor‘pan
Potomac Edison Company
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Lights Out During Surgery At Frederick Memorial Hospital
A patient underwent major surgery Thursday morning as an epidemic power failure struck Frederick Memorial Hospital. The hospital reported the operation was “swollenous along” and that a generator existed but was not needed. Separately, heavy snowfall hit the southeastern county, with Ridgeville reporting up to two feet of snow and drifts exceeding that in spots. Utility damage appeared limited by cold, with phone lines largely intact. A traveler logged equipment repair work and noted 26 inches in one location.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville
Weakley
Capeey
Weakey
Storm Area Summaries Sweep Eastern States
The Associated Press report outlines widespread storm damage across Virginia to Maine with extensive power outages and heavy snowfall. Death tolls rise across multiple states as crews race to restore services, with New Jersey and New York among the hardest hit and widespread disruption to communications and travel.
Coeds Ban Shorts at Woodland Junior College
Woodland California junior college bans shorts for 2,200 women starting April 7. Assistant dean Marjorie Lal cites prior styles from slacks to Jamaica shorts as too distracting. replacement options include permudal gowns and new chemise dresses. In Washington, James Speros buys Normandy Farm Restaurant at Potomac and plans no change in operation.
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Calif
Marjorie Lal
Permudal
Jamaica
Washington
James Speros
Potomac
Speros
Pleristry
Montgomery County
Jij
Court House
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Africa
Marjory Uendricks
Owen
Normandy Farm
Thershey
Water Gate Inn
Reyis
Claire McCardell Dies in New York Fashion Designer Honored
Claire McCardell, renowned American fashion designer born in Frederick, died at New York Hospital at age 52 after a nine month illness. She popularized the outdoor casual look, authored What Shall I Wear, and received multiple awards including the Neiman Marcus Prize and Mademoiselle Merit Award. Survivors include husband Irving Harris, two stepchildren, mother, and four brothers. Funeral services will be held Monday at Trinity Chapel. memorial gifts suggested to Memorial Center for Cancer Research or Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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New York Hospital
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New York City
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Tuckson
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Hood College
Parsons School of Design
Paris
Robert Turk
Townley Frocks
Calif
America
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Neiman-Marcus
Dallas
Tex
American Fashion Critics Award
McCall
Magaing
Harris
New York
Evangelical Reformed Church
John
Elizabeth Harris
Adrian
L. McCardell Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Robert C. McCardell
Malcolm McCardell
Prederick
Trinity Chapel
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Memorial
Center For Cancer Research
Memorial Fund
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Cline and Son
Mother and Five Children Die in Cottage Fire
Gasport New York fire raged through a small frame cottage killing mother Gladys Burrows and five children aged 1 to 7 trapped in a single bedroom. Two older sons aged 17 and 19 were outside in the kitchen when the blaze began at 2 11 am. Father worked as a night watchman in Lockport. Fire officials investigated cause.
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N.Y
New York
Gladys Burrows
Josephine
Joseph
Terry
Joe
Rene
Garry Gene
John
Robert
McNall-Gosport Road
Dulmer Gears
Lockport
Still Labor To Restore Md. Service
Electric and telephone line repair crews labored through the weekend to reconnect thousands of Maryland customers after a heavy midweek snowstorm. Utilities deployed about 2,000 electric workers plus 200 out-of-state crews and 3,000 telephone workers. by last night service had reached 100,000 homes, but many remained powerless. Local agencies distributed dry ice to preserve food, while towns from Annapolis to Havre de Grace faced outages. Weather outlook: mostly cloudy with sun later. highs around 40, except Garrett County.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Westore
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Gas and Electric Company
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Southern Dairies Co
Annapolis
Det Jal
Weatminster
Havre de Grace
Laurel
Centra Maryland
Frederick
Bullimore
Coe Trickty
Phone Rvice
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Assn
Garrett County
Maryland
Frostburg
Allegany County
Loartown
Dan's Mountain
Samuel Classmer Home Damaged By Fire
The mansion on the Sun beam Farm of Samuel Clammer along Route 28 between Beallsville and Dickerson burned last night near 10 o clock. The cause was a fire in the fireplace cracking stones and igniting the residence. The farm lacked electric power and telephone service during the snowstorm. Clammer drove to summon Upper Montgomery County fire company. Four pieces of equipment fought the blaze and the family left for a Washington hotel for the night.
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Beallsville
Dickerson
Upper
Montgomery County Fire Company
Washington
Potutn
Small Towns Must Purify Their Water
The State Board of Wealth seeks action against Westernport and Rising Sun over untreated water. Westernport serves 19 families via Savage River Dam supply. Rising Sun ordered to install filtration. Health officials view cases as test, urging improvement to uphold state authority.
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State Board of Wealth
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Rising Sun
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Tve
En Lane
Haeda Garrell County
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Faw
Weatsinport
Timmits
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Health Department
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Talwa
Ehlaringhion
Cecil County
Isaac
Father of three electrocuted while helping neighbors in Baltimore
In East Baltimore a young father of three assisting neighbors to pump water from basements was electrocuted when he stepped into a flooded area and contacted a live cord. Officers found him in a doorway amid the outage as investigators work to determine the exact cause of the accident. In Leesburg Virginia a circuit court directed a verdict of acquittal for Donald Vincent Fellers on an armed robbery charge after two witnesses refused to testify for fear of self-incrimination.
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Gordon Powall
Meetie Mim
Leesburg
Vanb Tauelnith
Sounty
Donald Vincent Fellers
Washington
Business 9 Fighting Recession In America
Major retailers led by Sears Roebuck & Co craft an anti recession playbook. They cut prices, offer installment plans, and push hard selling while Bank of America and Manhattan Bank set aside large mortgage funds. Agencies back a nationwide advertising push to spur consumer confidence and spending.
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Mors
Gage
Theodore V. Houser
Ahairman
Theymb Chain
Sears
California
Bank of Anters
Sea
New York
Ch Menhattan Bank
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Cornnell
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Mike Todd May Be Killed
A private plane carrying Mike Todd and four others crashed near Grants New Mexico. No life signs were found at the wreckage and inquiries linked the flight to Burbank California with a stop in Tulsa Oklahoma. Todd’s secretary in Los Angeles and a crew of four were aboard when it departed. The report cites unnamed officials and a New Mexico state police inquiry with initial casualty ambiguity.
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Mike ‘Todd
New Mexico City
Albwterque
Nadie
Polar
Burbank
Cali
Tulsa
Okla
New Mexico
Grants
Searaniva Boonteily
Albuquerque
Todd
Dick Hanley
Los Angeles
Torr
Homed Verror
Ari Colin
Pling
Taylor
Annapolis III
Joseph We
Forsyth
Court of Apt
Wington County
Lloyd al Hriliah
Mo Agen
Williamsport - Minesbury
Weill
Maurice
D. Kenneth McLargnhlin
Vorsyth
Richard
Northeast Snowstorm Ravaged East Coast States
The storm swept from Virginia to Maine bringing up to 49 inches of snow in parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. At least 45 deaths were linked to exposure and accidents as power failures affected hundreds of thousands. governors declared emergencies and crews worked through the night to restore heat and telephone service. Flood threats rose with a thaw expected, as New England cleaned up and roads opened gradually.
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Virginia
Maine
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
New York City
Lent Island
Weather Bureau
Astern New York Btale
New England
Belk Telephone Co
Newark
Sparta
Lrenton
South Jersey
Connetticut
Virginia-Mary Lant-Dela- Ware
Carolina
Washington, D.C
Balti More
Ourtown
Baltimore
Long Island
Westchester County
Hudson River Valley
Eisenhower Heads South for Augusta Golf Weekend
President Eisenhower flies south from Washington for a two hour trip seeking sun and rest at Augusta National Golf Club. It marks his 18th visit to the course since his 1952 election, aiming to escape slushy snow and enjoy a private weekend of golf.
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Washington
Phine Columbine
Augusta
Augusta National Golflub
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