Frederick Shopping Center tax case goes to next hearing
Frederick County Commissioners continued hearing on whether the Frederick Shopping Center should pay 1957 taxes on 225 506 assessed value. Richard E Zimmer men argued for quick end to the dispute while Albert H Cohen testified the project was only about 73.5 percent complete as of December 31 and no stores were ready for occupancy by finality.
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Frederick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Zimmerman
Albert H. Cohen
Frederick Construction Company
Cohen
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
State Tax Commission
Lamar
Harry Rosenfeld
Barrick
E. €. Speaks
Speaks
Delbert S. Nall
Mehri H. Ramsburg
Nall
Ramsburg
Null
NIKE Exhibit Highlights Fort Detrick Armed Forces Day
Fort Detrick hosts Armed Forces Day with NIKE missile displays and a large balloon. Col CLendenin confirms a 2 to 4 pm jet flyover and a Field House showcasing Medical Corps, Navy exhibit glass bidder, and safety gear. Mayor Derr and local officials urge public attendance 1 30 to 4 pm Saturday.
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Ing
Ick
Fort Detrick
United States
Richard M. Cleadenin
Clendenin
John A. Derr
City of Frederick
Benjamin L. Shaff
Frederick
Armed Forces
Derr
Ito
John J. Hayes
Shuff
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
104Th
Maryland National Guard
Medical Corps
Navy
U.S. Army Reserve
National Guard
Clendi Ienin
Army Reserve
National Guards
Ion Armed Forces
Sons of Frederick
Armed Pi Forces
Liberty Man's Car Knocks Down Power Pole
A Unionville resident, Robert Leo Clingan, driving a 1951 Buick sedan at high speed in Libertytown, struck a drainage ditch and then snapped a telephone and power pole, cutting power and phone service to the county for about seven hours. State Trooper Robert E. Storer said Clingan was charged with reckless driving.
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Unionville
Liberty
Robert E. Storer
Robert Leo Clingan
Libertytown
Clingan
FBI reports arrest in bank robbery case in Adams County
FBI Philadelphia says James N Keller and Doris Jean Henderson, both held in Pima County Jail Tucson, were arrested Friday at a trailer camp living under assumed names. A sawed off rifle was found, and the car theft connected to Warren Sales Co in Adams County involved moving the vehicle from Pennsylvania to Virginia. Robbery charges filed by the FBI were authorized by U.S. Attorney Hourigan before a U.S. Commissioner in Chambersburg.
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Philadephia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tucson
National Bank of Arendtssville
Adams County
Carl E. Heinrich
FBI
Philadelphia
James N. Keller
Doris Jean Henderson
Pirea County
Heinrich
Las Man and Wife
Harold Johnson
Hennrich
Warren Sales Co
Stratand
Pennsylvania
Virginia
U.S
Robert J. Hourigan
Middle District
U. S
Edwin D. Strie
Chambersburg
Westvaco Plans Tyrone Wood Board Plant
NEW YORK i?-West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co announced it will build a small Tyrone Pennsylvania plant to produce 2 wood particle boards for furniture woodwork and building use. Production is expected within a year. The firm already operates a Tyrone pulp and paper mill.
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New York i
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
W. Gay
Tyrone
Suits Dismissed In Charles Town Court
In Charles Town circuit court last week, divorce actions by R Justin Funkhouser and Ruth Funkhouser were dismissed after both sides withdrew their suits. The agreement was reached out of court.
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Charles Town
Justin Funkhouser
Ruth Funkhouser
Flood Devastates Lampasas Texas Business District
A flash flood inundated Lampasas with six hours of rain washing out the downtown. Water from Sulphur and Burneson Creeks reached six feet, destroying 45 blocks and 100 percent of some stores. Red Cross shelters, food, water, and typhoid vaccine were organized as residents faced outages and displacement.
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Lampasas
Tex
Texas
Red Cross
Bur- Neson
Lucile Allard
First Baptist Church
Red ‘Cross
Ft. Hood
May Sees Dry May Mark Near Midpoint at Frederick
May likely to approach record dryness as Frederick airport reports no measurable precipitation despite scattered weekend showers. Forecaster warns only isolated thundershowers may ease the drought in next days with highs in the 80s and morning haze. Forest wardens note no fires, water flow remains steady at Fishing Creek reservoir spillway.
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Frederick
Fishing Creek
Von Stroheim Dies at 71 After Cancer Battle
Paris report says Erich von Stroheim, famed actor and director, died at his chateau near Paris after a six month illness. He was 71 and had suffered from a spinal ailment. death attributed to generalized cancer per French News Agency.
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Paris
Erich von Stroheim
Maurepas
Practical Science Campaign At Frederick High School
A student led practical science cleanup campaign will be held Friday afternoon at Frederick High School after the regular period. The event, supervised by a captain, aims to teach neatness and a structured cleaning routine with scrub brushes and pails, supported by the Student Council and custodians.
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Frederick High School
Stu
Tillie
Paul Eigen
Brode
Witter
Platte City
Park College
Hubert McKinley Fulkerson
Muskogee
Okla
Luella Matthews
Jon Porter
Shirley Flint
Waverly Medical Center
Il Thurs
Matthews
Portier
Greenfield
Miss Flint
Dow
Iowa
Fulkerson
Neuro-logical Hospital
Kansas City
Platte County
John Yeaman
Robert E. Long
Park
Muskogee Central High School
Dr. Long
Holstein Sale Set for Frederick County Tuesday
Frederick Fair Grounds will host the first Frederick County Holstein Association consignment sale Tuesday at 10 30 in the morning. 84 head of registered Holsteins have been selected with cattle from county breeders and other state herds. J Homer Remsberg oversees the consignments while Page K Hert serves as association president. auctioneering by R Charles Backus with lunch by the Middletown Grange.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick County Holstein Association
J. Homer Remsberg
Sliddletown
Page K. Hert
C. Lester Dudrow
Henry R. Shoemaker
R. Charles’ Backus
Mexico
Middletown Grange
Merrland State Holstein Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Health Nurse Unhurt In Auto Accident Near Walkersville
Hazel Lee Wilson, a county health nurse, escaped injury when a county car blew a tire and veered into a power pole and fence near Walkersville on Md. 18. The 1956 vehicle suffered about 150 dollars in damage. Wilson was shaken but unharmed. The accident was investigated by State Policeman ert Storer.
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Walkersville
Hazel Lee Wilson
RFD
J. Frederick
MD. 18
Robert Storer
J. C. Hemp Farm
Wilson
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The Associated Press reports generally warm and humid conditions with no major changes. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected Tuesday and Wednesday and again Saturday, with average temps about three degrees above normal and rainfall near half an inch.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Cumberland
Four Die As Station Wagon And Bus Crash Near Youngstown
A Greyhound bus and a station wagon collided on the Ohio Turnpike near Youngstown killing four members of a Pennsylvania family. Murray Lockard Sr. 45 Mary Jane 42 James Maurice 14 Elizabeth Jane 12 died in the flames. The bus driver Edward Bukosky 20 Pittsburgh was charged with second degree manslaughter. One survivor from the Lockard family, Murray Lockard Jr. 17, did not ride the trip due to work.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Greyhound
State Highway Patrol
Murray Lockard Sr
Blairsville
Mary Jane
James
Maurice
Elizabeth Jane
Edward Bukosky
Pittsburgh
Hpi
Pues Samu
Cleveland
Lockard
Murray Lockard Jr
Lockards
Mansfield
Sarah Cameron
Donald
Principal's Grandson Killed in Maryland 31 Accident
Stewart R. Davis nine, grandson of Middletown High School principal Herbert F. Davis, was struck by a car on Maryland 31 near Westminster while visiting maternal grandparents. He died at University Hospital Baltimore at 2:26 p.m. The driver, Mrs Alitha Roop of New Windsor, said to have tried brakes but skidded on wet pavement as the boy darted into the road.
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Herbert F. Davis
Middletown
Davis
Alitha ‘Roop
New Windsor
University Hospital
Balimore
Paul Hahn
Emperor Haile Selassie's Grandson Reported Killed
The Duke of Harrar, second son of Emperor Haile Selassie, said to have died in a car crash on a mountain road south of Addis Ababa yesterday. Addis Ababa reports indicate the prince was traveling with a party when the accident occurred.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Duke of
Harrar
Haile Selassie
Addis Abaha
Eisenhower warns on nuclear manpower shortage at Brookhaven symposium
Dr Milton S Eisenhower opening the Inter-American atoms for peace symposium at Brookhaven National Laboratory cited manpower as the main obstacle to peaceful nuclear use. He noted the Soviet Union will graduate many more scientists while the US trains far fewer, urging international cooperation and a commission within the OAS to boost training and exchanges with Latin America.
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Brookhaven
N.Y
Milton S. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
Brookhaven National Laboratory
South
Central America
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
Johns Hopkins University
Organization For American States
Six Highway Deaths In Md
Six Maryland highway deaths occurred over the weekend, raising the year toll to 161. Victims include Robert Smith Jr. 16 of Chevy Chase. John William Dawkin 24 and Harry T. Cole Jr. 28 from Centreville after a Sunday night convertible crash on Ritchie Highway near Arnold. Aubrey Lee Shelhouse 22 was critically injured in the same accident. Jesse Hamilton 25 of Baltimore died Saturday when a tire blew on Franklin Street and plunged into a guard rail. Stewart Redman Day of Shippensburg Pa was fatally injured after being struck by a car near Westminster. Carroll Counts and Alva W. Gore 45 died following a lumber truck crash on US 48 near Town Hill Mountain. Charles E. Scherr 81 of Silver Spring was killed while crossing a street in Silver Spring.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Berkeley Springs
Il. Va
Cacapon River
Robert Smith Jr
Chevyl Chase
John William Dawkin
Harry T. Cole Jr
Ritchie Highway
Arnold
Aubrey Lee Shelhouse
Centreville
Jesse Hamilton
Baltimore
Franklintown
West Baltimny
Stewart Redman
Shippensburg
Marvisnd
Westminster
Carroll
Alva W. Gore
Rowland
M. C
Cumberland Hospital
US S
Town Hill Mountain
Charles E. Scherr
Silver Spring
Fishermen Report North Park Lake Vanished After Flood
Pittsburgh readers learned North Park Lake disappeared after high water flooded a boat dock under construction. Allegheny County Parks Director George McDonough said a drainage gate valve was opened to drain water. the valve failed to close and workmen freed the gate Sunday afternoon, allowing much of the lake to drain into Pine Creek carrying ash with it.
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Pittsburgh
North Park Lake
George McDonough
Allegheny County Parks
Pine Creek
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