March Cold Keeps Fruit Buds Back In Maryland
Snow and cold grip the Catoctin area delaying garden and farm work. Orchardists note mild mid March warmth briefly swelled buds but cold spell halted peach and apple development with late frost risk. Temperatures dip to freezing. forecasters expect a cold night and a warmer April with rising temperatures and more clouds.
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Catoctin Mountain
Pennsylvania
Gambrill Park
Foxville
Frederick
State Police
Maryland
Cabinet Split Over Cyprus Policy Sparks Resignations
London reports a cabinet rift as Marquess of Salisbury resigns from Lord President of the Council and atomic energy post over Makarios release. Earl of Home to assume Lord President. Macmillan to take atomic energy. Salisbury backed by others opposing Makarios release, yet vows support on other issues. Macmillan calls resignation grievous but defends Cyprus policy.
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London
Marquess of Salisbury
Makarios
Cyprus
Salisbury
H House of Lords
Macmillan
Elizabeth II
Britain
Earl of Home
Commonwealth Relations
Anthony Eden
Towson Man Held For Threatening Woman Driver
A Baltimore County night keeper is held for grand jury on charges of threatening to shoot a woman motorist who took the right of way. Stanley Charles Baylis, held on 2500 dollars bond, faces two counts of assault with intent to shoot after allegedly leveling a rifle at Mrs Hilda R Parlardy as she pulled into a service station. Police say attendants disarmed him and notified police.
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Towson
Baltimore
Stanley Charles Baylis
Hilda R. Parlardy
Baylis
Pottte
Hyattstown Firemen Buy New Engine
Hyatts town Volunteer Fire Company buys a 500 gallon front end pumper to replace a 1938 250 gallon unit rebuilt in 1950. Delivery expected mid summer with Civil Defense compartments. old engine to be disposed. Committee includes Jesse Rippcop and Earl Edwards. цена
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Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Company
Joe W. Price
Chieh Price
Price
Jesse Rippcop
Earl Edwards
Noriman Burdette
Philip Linthicum
George Cooley
Injured Man Waited Hour For Ambulance After Crash
Franklin P. Connelly, 31, of Rockville, wrecked on U S 355 near Md 75 Hyattstown area, lay injured about an hour before an ambulance arrived. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. His 1953 Chevrolet was demolished and State Police Trooper A G Heddon continues the investigation.
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U. S. 355
Freerick Memorial Hospital
Franklin P. Connelly
RFD
Rockville
Hyattstown
Carroll Manor
Connelly
A. G. Heddon
SRC To Hold Press Hunt Two Sessions For Kidnaped Here Tuesday
The State Roads Commission will hold its regular weekly meeting in Frederick on Tuesday at its new office on Locust Street. A 11 am pre-meeting with U S Bureau of Public Roads representatives will discuss electronic computers for road design. Attending commission members include Robert Bonnell Edgar Bennett and John McMullen with Thomas Mohler. Both sessions are open to the public and press.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick Tuesdan
Inew State Roads Commission
State RoadsCommission
Norman M. Pritchett
Alan Lee
iRoads
iRoads Commission
Robert O. Bonnell
Edgar T. Bennett
Salisbury
John J. McMullen
Cumberland
Thomas G. Mohler
Frederick
Lk A. m. Oel
SRC
West Frederick
East
Patrick Street
National Guard Training Program Set to Begin April First
The Army issues a new National Guard training policy effective April 1, mandating six months active duty basic training for most enlistees under 18 and altering reserve obligations. Transition rules allow short-term training or standby reserve options until October 1, with further details available at the Frederick Armory and local National Guard offices.
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Department of the For the New National Guard
National Guard
National Guard Service
Frederick
Ursue
Defense Department
National Guardjwelomy Escluung Avauon Auoun H
Robert S. Stonesday
Ford Hospital
115Th Infantry
West Seconds
Michigan Cou
al Street
Weather Pattern Holds To Early Seasonal Levels
The nation's weather pattern held to early spring seasonal levels with wet weather in the Northwest and scattered areas of the Northeast. Temperatures remained around normal, with a few cool spots in the Southeast and readings ranging from the 20s to the 50s. One incident near the Metzer auto left Miss in abrasions. her car totaled, and a nearby driver faced reckless driving charges.
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Associated Press
Northwest
North
Pacific
Montana
Utah
California
Lower
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Virginia
Russell J. Spivey Jr
Jefferson
Metzer Auto
Freder- Rockies
4Qssick Memorial Hospital
Disin
Metzer
Red Cross Campaign Seeks $10000 To Reach $19000 Goal
The Red Cross is conducting a campaign to raise 19000 with 10000 still needed as volunteers solicit funds across the county. Special meetings with campaign chairs and board members aim to boost the drive while highlighting services such as patient transport to clinics and schools, emergency messages for service members, and water safety programs for lifeguards and youth.
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Red Cross
Montevue
Imeo
Cross
Red Cross Board
Men
Charles V. Main
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Mr. Main
J. Malcolm McCardell
E. Earl Remsberg
Charles F. Woodman
Main
Major PE Project Is Completed in Thurmont Union Bridge Area
Construction crews of the Potomac Edison Co completed a major transmission and substation project in the Thurmont Union Bridge region. The $700,000 effort included 12 miles of 132 kV lines, the Carroll substation at Union Bridge, and the new Catoctin substation at Thurmont to reinforce service in the Taneytown and Mt Airy area. A Frederick County woman was injured in a separate two car crash on U.S. 340 last night.
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Tomac Edison Company
Thurmont-Union Bridge
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Carroll
Catoctin
Frederick County
Lehighton U.S
Portland Cement Company
Newling
Taneytown
Mt Airy
I Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Frederick
Fe Carroll
aLehign
U.S
Nfot
Walking Woman Struck By Tractor Trailer
Mrs. Alice V Wallace was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after abrasions and facial lacerations from being struck by a tractor-trailer driven by Robert Warham Everett Pa on U S 40. Frances Harley was with her and not struck. The Miss car driven by Frank Miss Jr went out of control on US 340 hitting Raymond Metzer’s car. injuries included bruised shoulder and lacerations to foreheads among several occupants.
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Alice V. Wallace
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Warham
Everett
U. S. 40
Warham
Frances Harley
Frederick
RFD 3
Aerline
Robert T. Snyder
Frank Miss Jr
Thurmont
Raymond Leon Metzer
Brunswick
Leg Breaks In Middletown Truck Crash With Boy Passenger
A 14 year old Middletown boy driving a pickup owned by farmer J Homer Remsberg wrecked into a pole on Holter road injuring a fellow passenger. Amy Minnick charged with operating without a license. The accident occurred about 3 39 p m Tuesday about a mile south of Middletown. The injured boy Lloyd William Boyer was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries. Two men found guilty of motor vehicle violations in Trial Magistrate court.
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Middletown
Middletown Valley
Thrushing
Ammy Minnick
Middietham
Holter Road
Magis‘trate
Leroy Osborne Metz
RFD
Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Robert T. Lnyder
Milton Wm. Myers
Baltimore
Robert T. Snyder
Lloyd William
Boyer
Joseph J .Boyer
innurmont-Sabillasvile
Sessonia B
Bank shares sold to raise capital for Frederick bank
Benjamin L. Shuff, president of Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank of Frederick, announced the completion of a sale of $20,000 additional shares of new stock through a rights offering. Four new shares for each eleven held, boosting capital funds to over $3.3 million. Capital $758,000 surplus $2,250,008 undistributed profits and reserves over $100,000. The bank, Maryland’s largest outside Baltimore city, now runs three Frederick offices, plus Union Bridge Libertown and a Fort Detrick facility.
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Benjamin L. Shuff
Farmers and Mechanices-Citizens National Bank of Frederick
Shaif
Far TS and
Mechanics Citizens National Bank
National Bank J
Maryland
Baltimore ‘City
Frederick City
Union Bridge
Libermown
Fort Detrick
Two Convoys Begin Moving In Suez
Two five ship convoys resumed passage through the Suez Canal after a sand storm paused operations. One convoy entered at Suez with ships from Italy Russia Greece West Germany and Romania. The other convoy started near the southern end with tonnage from 313 to 6243 tons. The canal remains under Egyptian toll terms paid to the Canal Authority.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez
Israel
Suez Canal Authority
Great Bitter Lake
Italan
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