New School Likely For Wolfsville
A new elementary school for Wolfsville could be built within 18 months after a county meeting. The 13 residents attending reported support for replacing the 40 year old structure with a four classroom campus on a new site, with the Board of Education and County Commissioners signaling potential approval.
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Winer
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Bae OE Tae
Frederick
Theodore Buhrman
Board of Elevation
Aic
Senators Hearings Set On Trade With Russia Details
Washington officials agreed to provide investigating senators with expanded details on free world trade with Russia. Testimony will come tomorrow from Secretary of Commerce Weeks Herbert Hoover Jr undersecretary of state and John B Hollister foreign aid director at a closed door Senate investigations subcommittee session.
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Washington
Russia
Tnmorrow
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover Jr
John BK Flollister
Senate Investigations
Improper Twist Of Wheel Causes Tragedy
Pittsburgh teen first driving lesson ends in tragedy when car leaves roadway. Carol Ann Bartus 16 loses control and hits a seven year old boy on the sidewalk. Milita Mrs Paul F Rietfle freed after minutes under the car and taken to hospital in serious condition. Jeffrey Rietfle suffered minor abrasions.
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Pittsburgh
Carol Ann Bartus
Paul F. Rietfle
Jeffrey Rietfle
Accidents Cause $1,200 In Damage In Peederick
An early morning crash at South Market and South streets in Peederick involved an ambulance carrying expectant mother Rosanne Worrell. Her mother Mary Thompson was injured with a facial wound but both were later hospitalized. A separate crash at West Second and College streets caused about $600 damage. The first ambulance driver, Glenard Wilson Smith, faces reckless driving charges. A second pickup driver, Carroll Fleok, was charged with passing a stop sign. a court date is set for April 6.
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Frederick
South Market
South Streets
Rosanne Worrell
Centerville
Mary Thompson
Samsville
West Second
College Avenues
Pontiac
Glenard Wilson Smith
West AH Saints Street
Charles E. Hicks
Orth
South Market Street
South Market-South
Floyd LE. Corun
Pennsylvania Avenue
United Ambulance
Worrell
Thomson
William Boone Jr
Fleok
West Second Street
Henry GO
Weedon
Lime Kiln
College Avenue
Sim
Improved Apple Varieties Sought
BLACKSBURG Va A search for improved apple varieties suited to Varina conditions is under way at VPI Aericultural Experiment Station Oh Ee Moore of the department says several seednames on hand hold promise for the future Special emphasis is on rate blooming disease and insect resistant types that annually produce good crops of superb attractive fruit with kept quality Also report mentions Teamsters meet on the mainland after compressing a six day Executive Committee session into two days
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VPL Aercultural Experiment Station
Oh Ea Ee Moore
Petticultural Department
Teamsters
AFL Teamsters Union
Tareest
Public Ball Point Pens Adopted by Post Office
The Post Office Department confirms ball point pens will become standard in all offices as experiments in selected sites show high public acceptance. Ball Point Pens from TI Pesa Ti Manuufacturing of WAND and AMO refills will be used nationwide. Postmaster General Arthur FE. Salmenfield notes minimal pilferage and strong popularity despite occasional disappearances in cities like Baltimore.
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Frederick
Arthur FE
Salmenfield
Ieenor
Baltimore
Sear Ug Ptivon
Weather turmoil across the nation with snow wind and dust
The Associated Press reports a capricious March pattern bringing snow dust rain and sleet from the Northern Plains to the Midwest. Western states faced the strongest windstorm and dust across the plains while southern areas saw milder conditions. Up to six inches of snow in North Dakota and several inches in Minnesota and Wisconsin contrasted with fair milder weather in the Southeast.
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Associated Press
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Wyo
Waco
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Mississipy Sney
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
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Southland
Colorado
Wyoming
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Middle Atlantic
New England
Weather outlook leaves Good Friday chilly and wet
Cold weather to continue with occasional rain tonight and showers on Thursday. Friday is a legal holiday with banks and state offices closed. Saturday may see limited bank hours if no further announcement. Many churches plan services through Easter with Holy Week observances affected by the recent snow.
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McKeldin
Sern 16 Publicsimnels
Thurstay
Major Quint Speaks to Supervisors Meet
Major Quint addressed the Supervisors Section of the Monocacy Valley Association at its March dinner held Tuesday evening in the Southern Restaurant Rex Baker presiding. About 45 members attended as Jala Ro Fitzpatrick, executive secretary, spoke briefly. The April 24 meeting is planned for the Puter Pan Inn. BROKEN AXLE CAUSE WASHINGTON IF Interstate Commerce Commission said Saturday that a derailment near Vernon Md at Fort Meade on February 20 caused 15 deaths and 14 injuries.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sataya Hentian Pyle
Pennsylvania
Vern
Ft. Meade
Mat
Col Gov to Hear Former White House Aide's Citizenship Bid
In Bogotá Colombia, former White House aide Ce lin B Currie known for U S Soviet spy ring probes applied for Colombian citizenship. The report notes remarks by a European commander on Soviet submarine buildup and a stock market irregularity seen today.
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Sogota
Columbia
Celin B. Currie
White House
Washinton
Car Crash Leaves Charles W. Dorsey Seriously Hurt
Charles Wilson Dorsey a 22 year old coloured man is in serious condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after his car left Md 75 and struck a concrete bridge rail one mile north of Johnsville on Md 73. He was treated for a possible left knee fracture and multiple lacerations and admitted in fair condition. State Trooper Robert T Storer noted the driver failed to negotiate a sharp eight band curve and is continuing the investigation.
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Charles Wilson Dorsey
Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johnsville
Dorsey
Robert T. Storer
Storer
Two Soldiers Drowned In Baltimore Harbor Tragedy
Two soldiers died and a third was rescued when their car plunged off a Baltimore trestle into about 20 feet of water near Fort Meade. SP3 Ralph H. Fraley and Pvt. Richard C. Washburn were identified. SP3 James Cox survived after being pulled from the water and taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Police recovered Washburn’s body two hours later. Fraley’s body was recovered from the submerged car.
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Fort Meade
Ralph H. Fraley
Wise
Richard C. Washburn
RFD
Uncasville
Conn
James Cox
4Th Ave
Brooklyn
NS. C
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Washburn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Detg Tea
Erlander To Make Visit To Soviet Georgia and Armenia
The Soviet government announced that Prime Minister Tage Erlander of neutral Sweden will tour Stalin's Georgia and neighboring Armenia amid riots linked to the Kremlin denunciation of Stalin. The trip signals quiet in the region as Pravda condemns Stalin's deeds and the Swedish leader plans a goodwill tour of the Soviet Union. Deeds recorder notes land transfers in Buckeystown and Chevy Chase, including farms and residences sold to local buyers with values around 25,000 dollars and 1740 dollars respectively.
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William H. Maugh
Earl W. Bartxis
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Ike Likes Informal Diplomacy At White Sulphur Springs
President Eisenhower held an informal three-way meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent and Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines at the Greenbrier Hotel. No final agreements were reached but officials said the talks produced understanding and potentially set a pattern for future discussions.
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Greenorier
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Dulles
Ruiz Cortines
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Columbia River
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Indonesia
Lester Pearson
Pearson
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Mexico
One Killed in Salisbury Fire at Church and Bond
A early morning blaze at a three story brick building on Church and Bond streets in Salisbury killed Dever Herrington, 58, whose body was found at the foot of a basement stair. James Brown awakened by a roommate, Brown helped evacuate others whose clothing was still damp. The first floor housed the Salisbury School of Music and local agencies. owner A. Krause declined to estimate damages. A separate Washington note reports Pentagon top priority for a missile with hydrogen fusion and high speed delivery.
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Dever Herrington
Edward Fisgs
Church
Bond Streets
Joen Brown
Harington
Thenshire Figestan
Central Hotel
Brown
Hamiington
Salisbury School of Music
Ifred F. Laws Insurance Agency
Salsbury Rooney Co
Haroid Harcum
Marsland
Krause
Poisoned Ginger Ale Mystery Tangles Eisenhower Car Case
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia doctors probe three illnesses after they drank ginger ale aboard a private railroad car used by President Eisenhower en route to talks with Mexican and Canadian leaders. Investigators seek whether the drinks were poisoned or contaminated food elsewhere. The President travels back to Washington aboard a private jet as Secret Service reports no plot.
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Nursing Home Criticism Is Answered
Private Maryland nursing home operators defended fire and general safety standards at a public hearing attended by over 200 spokesmen. They attacked a Committee on Medical Care report urging use of $600,000 in federal funds for facilities and opposed public nursing homes. A health official said the state focuses on chronic disease hospitals now.
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Maryland
Beate Mantth Resentesne
UN State Planning Commission
Aing
Health Department
Malcolm B. Tebbs
Maryland Assn
Legislative Council
Baltimore City
Ralph Tarde
Baltimore S vivid two 26 alarm fires overrun city
Two simultaneous 16 alarm blazes in Baltimore exhausted nearly all fire units and evacuated 50 families near the Harrison Lumber Co. A waterfront blaze at F M Sevenson Co. shuttered Pratt Street traffic while vandals damaged company trucks. Losses estimated at 200000 to 350000 with cause undetermined.
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US. 1
Elkridge
F. M. Sevenson Co. Inc
Pratt Street
Harrison Lumber Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lumber Company
A. P. Krastel
Jury Report Indicates Stalled Probe into Truman Era Scandal
A government inquiry report claims the federal probe into a Truman administration scandal has been hindered. Jurors complain the investigation veered from its path and request a restart under new Department of Justice guidance. Judge Moore urged completion by July and asked the attorney general for action.
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George the
Qurore
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Moore
Pravda Attacks Stalin In 12 Column Article
The Pravda denounces Joseph Stalin as a man whose quest for glory harmed the Communist cause. The piece argues his cult of personality and leadership style distorted Marxism Leninism and linked his actions to the harm of Soviet aims, signaling a shift in party critique following recent leadership debates.
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