North Area Sees Snow and Slush Across Frederick County
Snow and slush affected northwestern and eastern Frederick County as a spring storm moved through. State Roads Commission crews cleared about two inches of slush on Maryland 77 near Fosville and Maryland 81 in Sybillasville, while sections of Maryland 26 near Carroll County and U.S. 40 near Ridgeville saw about an inch. Temperatures rose above freezing by morning, with a 39 reading at the airport after a low of 35. The Monocacy and Potomac rivers rose, with Buckeystown Urbana road flooded briefly before receding. Forecaster expected rain to end by evening and a warmer, fair weekend.
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Five Moon Mission Aims Unmanned Space Programs
Washington officials announce up to five attempts to reach the moon with unmanned spacecraft. Defense and ARPA plan several programs after Eisenhower approval. Roy W. Johnson directs branches to begin the new space initiatives. Meanwhile, Frederick County Education Board member Tess V. Smith open to another term and a May nominating convention is set at Frederick High School for near term candidates.
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Giant Maryland farm sale nets forty eight thousand dollars
The large farm sale on the Robert Arnold estate between Middletown and Burkittsville drew crowds from across Maryland and neighboring states despite bad weather. The dairy herd and Hereford cattle sold for 23,740 with top cows to 925, plus machinery and trucks adding to the 48,763 gross. Auctioneers Bowls and Null led the sale with Raymond L. Kelly assisting. Thomas J. Arnold acted as executor.
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Emmett R. Bowls
Delbert S. Null
Raymond L. Kelly
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Thomas J. Arnold
Alton Y. Bennett
Tragedy near end of day as Miller house burned to ruin
Police say Richard Miller age 40 linked to a note delivered to his estranged wife. Fire destroyed the interior of his home with half the structure burned. Miller's body found in the wreckage along with two shotguns. Autopsy planned. neighbor Mrs Gosney quoted. Also, Maryland farmers plan to plant more soybeans and less tobacco and corn this year with acreage estimates from the Maryland Crab Reporting Service.
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Costs Hit For Deer Out Of Season In Maryland
Berkeley Springs authorities fined Jay B. Miller and Walter Miller for deer out of season and related offenses. Jay B. Miller faced 1,962.25 in fines plus 382.25 for illegal possession of game meat. Walter Miller was fined 159.50. Virginia officials confiscated Miller’s meat and confiscated items linked to the incident occurred last week in Frederick County.
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Walter Miller
Explorer 1: Odd Orbit Pattern Reported by Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral reports the Flamie Explorer iI satellite tracing a strange alternating orbit. It dips to about 100 miles above Earth after outward sweeps, 2 100 miles out from the planet, transmitting data as Army officials note the craft may live only about two weeks due to drag and gravity. Maj. Gen. John Medaris says the mission shows potential space research benefits.
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Break Through Against Cancer Nears, Baltimore Dr. Says
Baltimore reports a hopeful claim as researchers anticipate a near breakthrough against cancer. Dr A RT Demos told a Maryland Cancer Society luncheon that progress is likely within the next couple of years, with new methods aimed at controlling some cancer types.
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Lincoln School Opens In Temporary Classrooms After Fire
Elementary students at Lincoln school resumed classes in temporary rooms after a Thursday fire destroyed much of the east wing, affecting about 3000 pupils. Bus transport linked Lincoln to Taney apartments Asbury Church and the Farmer's Cooperative building on East South Street for the day.
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Margaret Lee
Crude Oil Allotments Cut Under National Security Rule
President Eisenhower orders reduced crude oil allotments under the voluntary import program and bars non-complying firms from government contracts. An executive order and Cabinet report set new curbs effective April 1, lowering total imports to about 713000 barrels daily, with Pacific Coast and some western regions excluded from changes.
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Khrushchev Seizes Premiership Power Shift in USSR
Washington analysts report Nikita Khrushchev becomes premier of the Soviet Union amid a renewed Stalinist pattern. The move signals enhanced personal power and direct talks with Eisenhower, while Nikolai Bulganin’s resignation was anticipated yet Khrushchev’s rise had been discounted due to party control and factional currents.
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United States
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Soviet Union
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Eisenhower
U.S
Nikolai Bulganin
More Snow in Parts of Maryland Reported
The Associated Press notes continued snowfall across Western and Northern Maryland with lighter totals in most areas. Five inches fell in Frederick County around Foxville and Langlysville, while eastern Frederick County saw slush and about an inch more elsewhere. Western Maryland reported one to two inches in places like Oakland and Frostburg, with mixed rain and snow near Baltimore and Bel Air.
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Three Firemen Killed in Chicago Auto Agency Fire
CHICAGO three firemen were killed and six injured as a fast-spreading blaze trapped about 20 inside a half block long auto agency. The roof collapsed, sending 150 residents into near freezing air as flames spread to three nearby three story apartment buildings. Firemen suffered back and head injuries. several men escaped through plate glass to aid victims. Cars and new models were destroyed in the blaze.
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Robert Quinn
James McDonough
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Raw Deal Claims Attributing Ticket to Harmony in Annapolis
About 350 Calvert County Democrats gathered for a Seafood dinner where 17 speakers, including gubernatorial hopeful Millard Tawes, urged harmony amid a slate endorsed by major Democratic groups. James Bruce attacked the slate formed after a January 8 meeting in Annapolis, accusing backers of pressuring candidates to support the harmony lineup led by Tawes and others.
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Raalarsien
Charles Center Plan Proposed for Baltimore Redevelopment
A sweeping 22 acre downtown Baltimore redevelopment plan called Charles Center would cost about 127 million dollars with 17 million city funding. It envisions 8 office towers including a federal building, an 800 room hotel, a 3000 seat theater, underground parking for 4000 cars, three transit terminals, and five major structures linked by moving walkways and crowded with parks and pedestrian galleries.
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Lawyer Faces Trial In Washington Court
Baltimore report shows attorney Marshall L. Stewart facing questions on seducing a witness to false testimony in a Virginia divorce case. Judge Manley directed both sides to examine law on an attorney’s silence amid perjured testimony. Luther L. Butler of Alexandria testified Stewart provided details about Butler’s forthcoming testimony. Market note: mixed to slightly higher early in New York trading as airlines gained amid a quiet overall session.
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Ray M. Sherrill
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New York
Bulky Patrolman Saves Young Women at Crossing
Baltimore patrolman Joseph Newberry shoved a stalled car from a rail crossing just seconds before a passenger train passed. He later did not report the incident, saying it was routine, while he directed traffic near the Baltimore and Ohio crossing where screams arose from two young women. He estimated delaying the train by about five seconds.
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Margaret and Townsend Meet Again in London Seesaw
London papers report Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend meeting for nearly three hours at Clarence House Buckingham Palace then attending a movie premiere Townsend reveals through his lawyer there are no grounds to think the meeting changes her stance on marrying a divorced man The Daily Mail notes possible status changes amid public opinion while the Times and others expand on the romance rumors and past visits with Queen Elizabeth II aware of a meeting in October 1956 between Margaret and Townsend
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Rain and wind lash Atlantic coast and southeast
Rain and strong winds hit areas along the Atlantic Coast and the Southeast with a few wet spells in the West. Gusts up to 50 mph were reported at Atlantic City New Hampshire. Forecast calls for lighter rain or drizzle from southern New England to the Carolinas.
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Carolinas
Khrushchev Named Soviet Premier As Bulganin Resigns
In Moscow Khrushchev is tapped as head of government after Bulganin resigns at a Supreme Soviet session. Voroshilov announces Khrushchev will form a government, with Kapitonov signaling approval, while questions on thermonuclear weapons and a possible hydrogen bomb halt loom.
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