Rainy Easter Day Portions Forecast Across Regions
Weather notes indicate cooler conditions in the Northeast and Midwest with rain or snow in sections. Snow accumulations reached around six inches in Mount Washington New Hampshire and Caribou Maine, while lighter falls occurred in northern Ohio and portions of New York and Pennsylvania.
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Great Lakes
Ohio
Tennessee
New England
Plains
Rockies
Pacific
Mount Washington
Caribou
Maine
Pensylvania
New York
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Texas
South Atlantic
Acioas
Mana
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Three Children Die In Mechanicsburg Fire
A Mechanicsburg fire killed three children aged 4 2 and the family was identified by police as the children of Harry and Rose Mary Shearer. Their11 year old daughter Mary Ellen escaped unharmed and alerted authorities. The parents were treated for minor burns and shock while the building housed a bowling alley on the first floor. The fire was found on the second floor before daybreak and the structure remains standing but gutted.
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Mechanicsburg. Pa
Penisylvesia
Harrie
Harry Shearer
Rose Mary Shearer
Seidel Memorial Hospital
Mechanicsburg
Mary Ellen
Easter Weather Forecast For Maryland
The Weather Bureau expects a cold but sunny Easter in Maryland with blustery winds. A Midwest low pressure system moves northeast near the state’s northern border, keeping Maryland dry and bright with no rain in sight.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Cold Easter Sunday Brings Snow Flurries and Cold Outlook
Snow flurries fell this morning on a cold wet March day as residents anticipate April and Easter. Forecasts call for sunny start, then clouding and milder highs in the low fifties, with Easter Monday largely dry. Overnight low expected a few degrees below today’s 2 degree reading.
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Seratos
Clock Delays Prompt City Liner to Check Time
City lineman Max Kehne said he will investigate the town clock early next week after it ran half an hour late since a blizzard. He blamed a storm power failure, noting residents misread the time and acted as if it were earlier. Ambrose Morris of Burkittsville was taken ill on East Church Street and hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital. initial reports suggested a heart attack but a final diagnosis was pending.
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Ani Incindite Totes
Max Kehne
Kehne
Roman
Ambrose Morris
Burkittsville
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Christian World Awaits Dawn Of Easter Sunday
The Christian world awaits Easter dawn marking Christ’s resurrection after Lent. Holy Saturday services light the new fire and bless the Easter candle as Catholics and some Protestants observe vigil before the tomb. Weather along Kam Coast shows fair conditions.
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Associated Press
Calvary
Christ
Jerusalem
Rome
New York
Fifth Avenue
Hollywood Bowl
Tom Hedi
Europe
Vatican
Holy Land
Open Skies plan gains acceptance amid Cold War talks
Moscow signals acceptance of Eisenhower's Open Skies concept and proposes a four month arms freeze to 1955 levels, followed by reductions aiming for 1.5 million per major power, plus bans on hydrogen tests and creation of an international control agency. Talks hinge on U.N. disarmament proceedings in London with the United States Britain France and Canada present.
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Moscow
Russia
Eisenhower
Tass
U.N
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
Red China
U.N. Security Council
Europe
East
West
Germany
China
Last Day For Tax Discount At County Treasury
Taxpayers crowded the County Treasurer’s office for the final chance to save 2 percent on county taxes though the rush was lighter than earlier. Beginning Monday payments cover net amounts with no discount and no interest until October. Deeds were recorded for several properties including 316 South Jefferson Street sold for about 27000 dollars and 110 East Second Street sold for about 14000 dollars. A Middletown home, the eight room brick on Main Street, sold for 3280 dollars with outbuildings noted.
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James H. Falk
A. Victor Niagro
South Jefferson Street
Charles E. Zimmermen
Lawrence V. Roughan
Nettie H. Roughan
Boo Rosemont Avenue
James V. Roughan
Horace F. Kline Jr
East Second Street
C. Philip Hitcshew Jr
Mame Purdum
Ralph L. Michels
Main Street
New Market
Fannie G. Spoots
James E. Cornett
Emmitsburg State Highway
Apple's
Thurmont
Middletown
Sarah E. Gaver
John Grayson Bowlus
Wille M. L. Gaver
Samuel W. Barrick
Null
Milk Strike Triggers Detroit Tension Over Milk Deliveries
Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams warns against private groups interfering with roads as a week old milk strike disrupts Detroit supplies. Strikers vow to push price demands while two associations clash over bargaining terms leading to protests and halted trucks carrying millions of quarts toward Detroit. Police may be deployed to keep highways open.
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Michigan Milk Producers Assn
Fair Share
Fair Share Bargaining Assn
Detroit
Williams
Legal clash over Braddock Heights street use and barriers
Mr and Mrs Main sue Mr and Mrs Convey in equity over parking on Second Street Braddock Heights claiming iron beams blocked traffic for decades to protect a deeded common-use of roads and alleys The suit claims the barriers hinder access to lots in the Braddock Building and Development Company plat and threaten pedestrians and vehicles
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Braddock Heights
Equity Oe
J. Fred Main
John H. Convey
the Heights
Main
Equity
Convers
Braddock Building and Development Company
Maine
Convey
Second Street
AG Anos
Iogen Boulvard
Conveys
Substitution lists seized from Communist Daily Worker offices
New York and Treasury agents removed subscription lists and other records from the Daily Worker and Communist party offices after the government rejected a cash bid as premature. Officials say the materials relate to income tax, while defense attorneys seek to delay seven defendants’ trial, arguing the seizure created a hostile climate.
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NEW York
Treasury
Communist Daily Worker
Harry Sacher
FBI
Internal Revenue
Jim Washington
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Lala
Worker
John J. Abt
Sacher
Donald R. Maysey
Internal Reveoue
Asst
U. S. Atty
Thomas B. Gilchrist Jr
Alexander Bicks
George B. Charney
Alexander Trachtenberg
Marion Bachrach
James E. Jackson
Willam Nevwuut
Sauas Seadeae
Khrushchev Opens Talks With Erlander in Moscow Visit
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev meets Swedish Premier Tage Erlander as Erlander arrives for a goodwill tour. Moscow lifts travel ban to allow Erlander party visits to Georgia and Armenia amid ongoing rehabilitation of Stalin era victims and purge cases across Eastern Europe.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Tage Erlander
Georgia
Armenia
Erlander
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
Caurtain
Marino
Waclaw Komar
Hungary
Laszlo Rajk
Memorial Recital On Carillon In Baker Park
A carillon memorial recital will be held Monday at 12 oclock noon at the Baker carillon in Baker Park honoring the birthday anniversary of the late Joseph T. D. Baker who donated the park. Dr Henry T Wade former professor of Music at Hood College will play 12 selections including Baker s favorite hymn Abide With Me.
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Baker Park
Joseph TD. Baker
Henry T Wade
Musw
Hood College
Mr. Baker
Wade
Londonderry
Loch Lomond
Rubenstein
Mendelssohn
Schumann
Haden
Teenakowsky
Boy Struck by Car in Brunswick Left in Fair Condition
An eight year old boy identified as Russell Lancaster of West D Street Brunswick was knocked down by a car on East Second Street around 7 05 p m Friday. He sustained head injuries and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by his father Ola Lancaster. The incident occurred when a bus emerged from between parked cars and hit the boy. Police say the car was driven by Rowit Po Beil of Frederick RFD 2. Separate note reports federal employment figures showing 2 55187 workers last month up 4 621 from January per Sen Byrd.
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Brunswick
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Russell H Lancaster
West D. Street
Ola A. Lancaster
Leist
Denver
Market Street
Roowit Po Beil
Frederick
RFD
Seret
Shook
Eisenhower Reaffirms U S Stand on Red China
President Eisenhower reportedly reaffirmed the United States policy against recognizing Communist China or admitting China to the United Nations. Canadian leaders at White Sulphur Springs pressed for changes, while Mexican participants were not involved in the U S Canada discussions. Public opinion in Canada was described as increasingly impatient with the stasis on Red China, with Britain and others delaying action to avoid direct U S confrontation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
China
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
U. S
Miniger
Eden
Mente Earther
Esenhower
Peiping
U.S
U. N
Louis St. Laurent
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Peiit
Delles
Siation
Britain
U.N
United States
Ottawa
Pearson
Red China
Grandson of Ex-Governor Dies in Wreck
In Maryland near Rosaryville Prince Georges County police report a head on collision on Route 301. Mavine Pfe Emerson Truitt, grandson of former Maryland Governor Emerson Harrington, died as a passenger in a car driven by Cpl John Morrison. A third car driven by Robert Liverpool is accused of causing the crash.
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Marlboro
Mavine Pfe Emerson Ho Truste
Rosaryville
Prince Georges County
Trustt
Stevensville
John W Morrison
Towson
Morrison
Philadelphia
Aken Slaughter
Robert Lee
Liverpool
Negra
High Wat
Polite Pvt
L. R. Wheeler
Frederick J Hoette
Broek
Broek, © 4 ‘Counts Police Criser
Truitt
Reginald Truitt
Miami
Maryland
Emerson C. Harrington
Post Easter Pickup for Business Outlook Brightens
Post Easter signs point to stronger labor demand with hiring in factory and construction sectors rising in most major areas. Sears progresses with record profits and higher sales as consumer spending rebounds after Easter, while auto industry production stabilizes though inventories remain tight.
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New York
Labor Department
Dun & Bradstreet
T. W. Howser
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Houser
Sears
Bie
New Tags Needed For Care Easter Sunday
No extension on Maryland motor vehicle license plate deadline to be displayed by MATA. Local people and State Police say no extension. some motorists may leave cars at Kerr on Easter awaiting plates as the license office was closed yesterday and today. Office to reopen Easter Monday.
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Maryland
Kcrar
Country Store Auction Nets $4390 in Yellow Springs Sale
The store stock and equipment from Linton's dance hall on Mountayn dale road sold at auction for $4390. Items included scales, a meat case, and a cash register. Sheriff Horace M Alexander oversaw the sale, which drew a packed crowd and moderate bids.
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Horace M Alexander
Linton’s
Yellow Springs
Mountayn+ dale road
Richard Ho
John Null
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