Homemakers Hold 34th Frederick County Meeting at Hood College
Over 400 homemakers gathered at Hood College for the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs annual meeting. Officers were elected, including vice president Mrs Russell Dudrow and secretary Mrs Ralph Grinder, with Skit presentations on breakfast etiquette and parliamentary procedure.
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Hood College
Frederick County
New Market
Ralph Grinder
Lewistown
Clab
C.J. Marc Tis
Rosedale
Wiliam Powell
Walkersville Club
Vernal Moore
Mt. Pleasant Club
Mt. Vieasant Club
Robert Krlune
Edward McDevin
John Zufall
Geeece Burr
Charles Burc Rer
Bart Relly
Clarence Lavhier
William Delawter
June Tucker
Harold McDevitt
Austin Relly
Edna Masser
Ira Harrnan
W. C Hough
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood
Nooney
Raimond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dorothy Lassetter
Mins Lai
Movs
Netrebais
Calle Edi Voll
Werking
Weazurer
Joseph Rhoderick
Braddock Heights
Otters
Robert Files
Emmitsburg
William Zimmerman
Buckeystown
Tohovier
Traffic Deaths Rising Across Nation In February
National safety officials report February tied the all time February death toll, marking the twelfth consecutive month of higher fatalities versus last year. The council attributes the rise to increased driving and urges attention to road safety amid growing traffic risk. In related news, France considers slower jets and helicopters to counter Algeria rebel threats, signaling cautious military shifts.
One Killed Two Injured Near Bedford
A State Highways Department employee was killed and a Michigan couple were injured when a car rear ended a State truck on Route 126 in Fulton County near Bedford. Sherman Tuax, 63, of Amaranth Pa., died at Bedford Memorial Hospital. Wawel Werman, Zo, and Eva 2, of Unionville Mich., were treated for cuts and shock. The couple’s children Anne, 22 months, and Donna, four months, were held for observation. The driver, Herman, a soldier at Fort Myers Va., caused the crash.
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Bedford
State Highways Department
AM Michigan
Fulton County
Sherman Tuax
Amaranth
Bedford Memorial Hospital
Wawel Werman
Eva
Unionville
Mich
Dieanne
Donna
Herman
Fort Myers
Lot Too Small For Residence Court Told
A Frederick County couple filed Equity Court action against Mr and Mrs Paul Rudy claiming a Butterfly Lane building lot of 980 square feet is too small for a dwelling under Maryland Board of Health rules. They seek rescission of the deed and purchase price, damages for alleged misrepresentation, and return of funds if mutual mistake exists. The court ordered the Rudys to show cause by April 13.
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Frederick
Maryland Board of Health
Frederick County
Equity
George F. Gouker
Renun
Paul
City
Weinberg and Glass
Butterfly Lane
Goukers
Board of Health
Rudy
Rudys
Padlocking of Red Offices Draws Praise
The padlocking of U S Communist Party offices and the Daily Worker in New York, with raids on other cities, sparked praise from Senators McClellan and Robertson as part of an anti-Communist push using tax enforcement tactics. A separate Baltimore case sees Thomas Owen McCready pleading innocent to embezzlement charges as a federal indictment looms. The stock market in New York showed a moderate advance on cautious demand.
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Washington
Communist Party
Congress
McClellan
Robertson
Len Wiley
R-Wis
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Senate
Wiley
Internal Revenue
Daily Worker
New York
Am Si
U.s.—Treasury
The
United States
Treasury
U.S. Com- Niuwiss Party
Ciy
Pre-Easter Weather Forecast Warns of Ice and Warmth
Light sleet and snow fell overnight across the county with temperatures around freezing. Officials reported slippery spots on mountains and roads, while forecasts called for occasional rain and a rise to the forties, then a Good Friday warmth in the fifties and mostly cloudy skies.
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State Roads Commission
Braddock
South Mountains
US. 40
South Mountain
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Cumberland
Weather Bureau
State pays hundreds in title search fees for highway work
The State Roads Commission released a list showing six State senators and other officials involved in title searches for the highway program. Attorney General staff say work is contracted case by case to avoid the cost of a permanent attorney staff. Average title search fees run 40 to 60 dollars, with higher charges for complex cases counting days of work.
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House of Delegates
Joseph D. Buscher
Roads Commission
Ferdinand Sybert
Buscher
Commission
Canada Pushes Indochina Talks to End Stalemate
Washington reports Canada seeks to move the Indochina stalemate toward talks before elections. Secretary Dulles negotiator Pratson rooms with V. K. Krishna Menon in New York as Canada and Jatia sit on the international commission. Poland is the third member. Viet Nam remains split with the North under Communists and the South under Premier Diem opposing unified elections due this July.
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Washington
Canada
Indochina
Fae Ofance Lecter B. Pratson
Dulles
New York
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Jatia
International
Touce Commission
Posland
Viet Nam
Nao Dinh Dei
Diem
Girl Found In Tavern Is Committed To School
A juvenile girl with unknown whereabouts was found in a Frederick tavern and committed to Montrose School for Girls at Reis terstowe by Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer in Juvenile Court this morning. probation officer Witlam L. Roderick reported prior Montrose delinquent status and a march 3 elopement after a February release.
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Frederick
Montrose
Reisterstowe
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Petiwoclais
Witlam L. Roderick
Washington County
Fraudulent Advertisements Violate State Law
Two families in Burkinsville faced embarrassment after fraudulent auto sale ads appeared in The News-Post. The ads used real phone numbers and misrepresented advertisers, causing calls and confusion. Maryland Article 27 Section 207 defines fraudulently placed notices as a misdemeanor with potential imprisonment or a fine.
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Burkitsiile
News-Post
Burkinsville
House of Correction
Cour
Quick Showdown In Handling Tax Scandals
A federal grand jury in St. Louis moves toward a showdown with the government over the Truman era tax scandal probe. Jurors accuse the Department of Justice of stalling the investigation and threaten action if delays continue.
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ST. Louis
Srand
Department of Justice
Truman
St. Laws
Post-Dispatch
C and A Gas Co Seeks Rate Increase in Baltimore
The Cumberland and Mirgany Gas Co asks for rate boosts in Maryland with hearings planned to determine new charges. The proposal includes residential commercial and industrial classes and projects an extra 154 per year for the average residential customer. The Pilote service Connacht will schedule the hearing. The exchange news notes market activity in New York and nationwide.
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Baltimore
Cumberland
Connacht
Deserter Faces Return To Army Court In Bank Plot
Earl Carter 22 of West Allints street and Ernest Lee 32 of Ice street faced conspiracy to rob Union Bridge Bank and Trust. Carter ordered returned to Air Force authorities for disposition while Lee received probation guidance. No robbery occurred. the pair pleaded guilty to related charges.
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Air Force
Union Bridge Bank and Trust Company
Patrick M. Sehnautier
House of Correction
Earl Wilson Carter
West Allints Street
Carter
Ernest Eugene Lee
Lee
Schoauffer
State Department of Parole
Carroll County
Aitsaengaoeen
Neneast Agin Adbas Saadell Gid
Minnesota
Okinawa
J. Vernon Summers
James Eshleman
Mme
Dewkwdn Diene Bees
Taek 7
Samuel W. Barerick
President Accepts McKay Resignation in 1958 Politics
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Dangloe AFeRiay for secretary of the interior with personal regret. McKay will campaign for senator after resigning effective April 15. McKay enters the Oregon Republican primary to challenge Len Morse for the Senate. Milk prices dispute arises as Richmond dairy commission considers gallon sale allowances with High's Dairy to renew price reduction plea and others expected to oppose.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Interios
McKay
Oregon
Senate
Len Wayne Morse
Richmond
State Milk Commission
Hearis High
Dairs Pidduers Corp
High
Four Missing After Blast At Granary
Explosion ripped through a Philadelphia granary on Market Street injuring many and leaving four workers missing and presumed dead. The blast collapsed the four story building, shattered windows, and caused extensive damage across the block while Drexel Institute night students were among the injured.
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Philadelphia
30Th and
Market Street
Drexel Institute
Edward Johnson
Beena Woldne
Millville
Arthur Harold
Com Pais
Wlev
Dauny
Schuylkill River
West Philadelphia
Tidewater Mill and Elevator Co
New
Philadelphia Bulletin
Cit Hall
Place
Fremon
Polwe
Sian
Ae Willing Vonpais
Thameshurds
Seavey
Pearstria
Pennsylvants
Ahtss
Eds
Tulding
Diamade
Purge Trial By Deed Was Faked He Says
Matyas Rakosi claims Hungary's purge trial victims are being rehabilitated and innocent. Laszlo Rajk, hanged in 1949, was said to be convicted on provoked accusations from a former secret police chief now jailed for life. Rakosi spoke in Eger citing restored figures like Bela Kuhn and others as part of the Moscow Congress reassessment.
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Vienna
Austria
Matyas Rakosi
Hungary
Rakosi
Laszlo Rajk
Polite
Raskus
Ree
Eat Ancnd
Eger
Paris
Budapest
Radic
Rajk
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Stalin
Bela Kuhn
Russia
Kuhn
Yugoslavia
Tito
United States
Arson Probers Investigate Three Simultaneous Fires
Baltimore arson investigators examine three multi alarm blazes destroying a lumber yard, a sail and wining plant, and later a third site near East Baltimore. No connection found yet. losses run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Baltimore
Ales
Harrison Lumber Co
Capiti Lumber Co
Devitia
Glen Birnie
Catense
Im Southwest Baltimavte Ag Heen
Im Southwest Baltimavte Ag Heen Oot Nor Ena Am
Getlande
William Callanan
Robert S Goren Inc
Violent Storms Sweep Midwest and South Across Regions
Severe weather from the Midwest to the South disrupts life as wind and snow storms paralyze four states the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and dust storms ease in the Great Plains. Blizzard like conditions in the Dakotas bring blowing snow and freezing temperatures while rain and hail sweep eastern regions.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Great Plains
Texas
New Mexico
Canadian
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kan San
Alabama
Georgia
Appalachians
Middle Atlantic Coast
Tennessee
Ohio Alley
Fewer Nurses For Cullen
Officials said patient reduction at Victor Cullen Tuberculosis Hospital will cut the nursing force about 15 percent by July 1. Dr. Leon Hetherington noted no job losses. vacancies will be filled by transferring staff to Mount Wilson Hospital in Baltimore County. The current 100 staff includes about 50 nurses and 30 attendants. about 230 of 359 beds are occupied, with patients moved to Mount Wilson to better serve central Maryland.
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Victor Cullen Tuberculosis Hospital
Leon Hetherington
Frederick County
Mount Wilson Tuberculosis Hospital
Baltimore County
Victor Cullen
Hetherington
John Walter Smith
Mount Wilson
Bureau of Tuberculosis
Mount Wilson Hospital
Maryland
Sabillasville
Baltimore Boys Hit With Eight Year Commitments
In Baltimore a judge ordered two 15 year old boys to Maryland Tramlog School until age 21 after a 320,000 school fire last Friday. The youths said older students planned to wreck the school and attempted an arson scheme using burning duplicating paper on the floor. None of the boys attended the school regularly, and both had prior records for small fires.
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Baltimore
Cuaries E Moxslam
Maryland
Previk Muisly
Patetar
Cherry Blossom Display Hopes For Next Week
A weather survey notes some cherry buds have opened and a warmer forecast hints at a strong display by next Wednesday for the Cherry Blossom Festival. Local officials expect an excellent full bloom showing if conditions stay favorable.
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Agra
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Jude R. Dorsey Watkins
Cindering
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Red Bank
Union Bridge
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Campeche
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Ince Taset
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