McKeldin Opens New U S 240 Bridge Near Frederick
Governor McKeldin will formally open a new U S 240 bridge south of Frederick with a 2 30 p m ribbon cutting during a State Roads Commission highway project tour. The bridge completes a bypass link while a temporary structure carries traffic and inspection tours follow to nearby bridges and road projects.
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McKeldin
US. 240
Frederick
State Roads Commission
T. Edgie Russell
U.S. 240
Howerd
Carroll
Laurel
Howard
Peter Pan Inn
East End
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick County
Governor McKeldin seeks boost in hospital aid
EASTON Md Gov McKeldin proposed raising state payments to general hospitals by over 250000 next year raising per patient day subsidy from 12 to 13 dollars and increasing total funds to 3200000 He spoke at a Easton Memorial Hospital dinner rally to raise 44000 for operating expenses and praised local generosity toward expansion and better service through larger facilities.
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Easton
McKeldin
Easton Memorial Hospital Hospital
Aston
Melverdin
Freight Cars Derail Near Aberdeen Maryland
A wagon derailment occurred when a W8-Ldl ballast wheat coal train derailed near Aberdeen Maryland while hooking onto a siding. One car fell and the wreck blocked eastbound traffic causing only short delays. Mainline service for the eastbound track was interrupted, with minor westbound delays. A separate note mentions a Maryland use tax ruling: raw materials bought outside Maryland and used to make machinery to be paid for in the state were not taxed. The Court of Appeals ruled.
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Aberdeen
Hunt
WADE
Annapolis
Polio Shots Today For 650 Children In County Schools
About 659 children will receive polio shots today in county schools. Dr Forbes H Burgess, county health officer, coordinates the effort. Alton Bennett of the local Polio Foundation chapter oversees the project with nurses, doctors, and lay workers recruited by Mrs Ransom Lewis, funded by March of Dimes contributions.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Alton Y. Bennett
National Polio Foundation
March of Dimes
Ransom Lewis
Bennett
Rezoning Seen Needed for County Office Move
County commissioners may need to rezone the Edward Smith home at 107 Record Street to allow county offices after Down payment. Purchase of the property for 32000 dollars was discussed with zoning and legislative approval pending. Residents may protest but notices show potential service area extension to include the residence. Office relocation would require substantial renovation before next October.
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Edward 4. Smith
Court House
Smith
Record Street
We Street
Condemnation Case Filed Over Frederick By-Pass Land
Circuit Court actions by the State Roads Commission seek to condemn 31700 square feet of land and 3150 square feet for slope and drainage easements east of Frederick for a Frederick by pass. No agreement reached with defendants Samuel H Rosenstock and RED. The commission offers 7500 dollars as its estimate of fair value. A crash study notes a bomb like explosion on a United Airlines flight killed 44. Maryland tax receipts rise from the 2 percent sales tax with a 1747 percent year over year increase, per Comptroller Tawes.
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State Roads Commission
M Samuel H. Rosenstock
Frederick, Red
Frederick
Senators Trade Vernon Porterfield And 2 For 5 Red Sox
Washington Senators trade pitcher Vernon Porterfield and two other players to Boston for five Red Sox with Johnny Pesky and Yomu Umphlett. Boston receives three players while Washington gains Richard Hodes, Curtiede, Trumen Bo Cievenser, Karl Olean and Veil B Crissles. Griffth hints more deals possible before the December meetings.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Todas
Red
Long Tie Up Of Traffic At Crossing
Traffic jam stretched for about two and a half hours at the B and O crossing on U S 15 Monday night after the end of a freight car came out. State Troopers P A Kline and L Guilmino helped untangle the line as Capt Charles W Magaha dispatched them. Many vehicles waited over two hours to move toward Virginia or Montgomery County, while some motorists detoured via Md 80 to UG 230 and on toward Washington.
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B&o
U.S. 15
P. A. Kline
L. Guilmino
Charles W. Magaha
Virginia
Montgomery County
Frederick
Washington
Damage Suit Before Jury Over Frederick County Crash
A Circuit Court jury heard details of a October crash four miles west of Frederick involving a passenger car and a disabled tractor towed by a truck. Plaintiffs Clara and Albert Flook seek damages from James Wahn and Hiram Kipe, with a separate claim by Kipe against the Flook couple. The trial centers on whether the tractor taillight was lit and whether Kipe had been drinking, as the Ford car collided with the rear of the unlighted vehicle, causing injuries and property damage.
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Frederick
Clara E. Flook
Albert D. Flook
Myersville
American Automobile Insurance Company
James Russell Wahn
New Market
Hiram Washington Kipe
Kipe
Flook
Patrick Muehnauffer
Mathias
Myr
Flock
Samuel W. Bar
Wildfowl Season Opens In Maryland
Waterfowl hunters found overcast skies and light rain ideal as Maryland opened the season. Dorchester County and Cambridge area hunters reported good bag limits with several crews noting full quotas on opening day.
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Maryland
Easton
Suites
Canaan
Feese
Dames
G Uoenk
Emmett Aindress
Ro Fidaard Walters
Cambridge
Galden Hill
Dorchester
Fined 5500 After Two Women Killed
BALTIMORE — A motionist was fined 5500 after four traffic violations linked to a crash that killed two elderly women last August. John Wiley Hunt, 34, of Catonsville, was acquitted on manslaughter and negligent driving charges in Criminal Court. In Traffic Court he paid 100 for driving on a suspended license, 250 for displaying a revoked license, and 50 for speeding. Acquittal on drunken driving stood.
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Baltimore
John Wiley Hunt
Catonsville
Herman M. Moser
Hunt
Signs Plan Aims To Improve Frostburg Mountain Safety
Frostburg safety committee on Big Savage Mountain weighed a series of road signs to warn drivers about the 11 mile grade. SRC chief Russell McCain proposed warning signs at the summit and along the eastern slope urging low gear for trucks. A stop at the summit was rejected to avoid traffic jams. The panel plans to meet again Nov 21 and present recommendations to a Baltimore legislative council.
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Frostburg
Committee For
Big Savage Mountain
State Roads Commission
SRC
Perry C. Myers
Russell McCain
McCain
Enverst Fryeles
Legislative Council
Baltimore
Allegany County
General Assembly
Maryland Traffic Satesty Commission
Two Bishops Swap Glasses After Mixed-Up Lenses
Washington bishops Angus Dun and Henry Knox Sherrill both suffered eye trouble after the general convention. A mix-up in glasses was discovered when each bishop noted the other wore identical frames. A special delivery swapped the lenses and both men now see clearly.
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Washington
Angus Dun
Sherrill
United States
Dun
West Virginia Students Paint Pitt Campus Then Are Freed
WVU students painted the University of Pittsburgh campus with pro West Virginia slogans, were detained by police, then released after Pitt athletic director Captain Tom Hamilton urged leniency. He noted such actions occur around the annual West Virginia game, drawing about 60,900 in attendance.
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Pypisburgh
West
Uginia University
University of
Hamilon
Pur
West Virginia
Wiliam Fowler
Mters
Molotov Returns to Geneva in Moscow Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov arrives back in Geneva after talks in Moscow as Western leaders weigh his remark about bringing better baggage to negotiations. He suggests possible new proposals for East-West talks while pressing for rapid disarmament measures and continued pressure on Germany's unification.
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Geneva
V. M Molotov
Moscow
Germany
Russia
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Molotov
Kremlin
Bulganin
New York Driver Held After Frederick Collision
A New York state motorist Howard L. Jones of Elmira was taken into custody by State Police west of Frederick and brought back to face a charge of failing to yield the right of way after a collision on West Seventh Street. Police say his car struck a convertible driven by Earl A. Kolb Jr. and damaged Kolb’s vehicle about 200 dollars, with Jones posting 16.45 collateral for a magistrate’s court hearing.
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New York
Frederick
Howard L. Jones
Elmira
N. Y
Ralph Potts
Jones
West Seventh Street
Bentz Gheel
Seventh Street
Earl A. Kolb Jr
Lee Place
Kolb
Bente
Frost and fog sweep Frederick area with record cold
Heavy frost and dense fog moved through Frederick County with temperatures near 23 degrees at the port station. Drivers faced cautious conditions as fog and a light rain blanketed the region, followed by a cold forecast with highs near 4 degrees and a low around 25 to 28.
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Frederick County
Frederick al
Gambul State Park
Huth Kooly
Frederick
Woman Charged with Murder in Two Boy Poisonings
New Orleans police booked 25 year old Marc Maes Palen of Wing Jet Las in a murder case tied to the deaths of brothers William Baughman Jr 7 and Lawrence 6 from phosphorus poison. The coroner ruled accidental poisoning but authorities say she threatened revenge after a September quarrel with Helen Baughman and may have fled Violet after the deaths.
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New Orleans
William Baughman Jr
Lawrence
Orleans Parish
Marc Maes Palen
Wing Jet
Las
Falcon
Baughman
Helen Bauehman
Smmnehow
Fatean
Mary Jackson
William Stai
Josh
Atrs Baughman
Violet
Auto Stolen Here Found In Chicago
Auto theft report details a Frederick Burkholder car recovered in Chicago after being stolen in Monroe. Police traced the 198 W Modnor Barck sedan to Roger Wilson Burkholder, with indication of prior thefts involving Francis Mediseard Collins and Donald Lloyd Collins from Sycamore and other states.
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Iwo
Syracuse
Noy
Chicago
Monroe
Neltv
Roger Wilson Burkholder
Moose Club
Burkholder
Fredericck
Francis Mediseard Collins
Donald Lloyd Collins
Sy Taemise
Mba
Tore
New Yap
Frederick
Cinewgae
Maryland
New York State
Five Day Weather Forecast Confused OCR Note
A garbled five day forecast describes cold and fair conditions with freezing temperatures. It mentions warmer weekend trends followed by a turn to colder weather and frost in western and eastern areas. Temperatures are indicated around the 40s, with some references to southern sections and possible snowfall or frosts.
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Sisidays
Marsland
Bitter cold and snow sweep most of the United States
The Associated Press reports a cold windy day with snow from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Coast. Western Texas and Oklahoma Panhandle saw flurries, Grand Rapids logged three inches, and Northern Plains dipped below zero. Temperatures ranged from single digits to the 30s, with light rain in the New England region and along the Gulf Coast.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Westerns
Lubbock
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Marfa
Midwest
Lower Michigan
Grand Rapids
Plains
New York
Birmingham
Ala
California
Seve al Fraser
Cole
New England
Washington
Gulf Coast
Eisenhower Plans Brief Talk On TV From Denver and Washington
President Eisenhower will address the nation briefly on television and radio after leaving Fitzsimons Army Hospital Friday and again in Washington that afternoon. His return to the capital marks seven weeks of hospital convalescence with talks planned at Lowry Air Force Base and National Airport. Doctors said he would rest in the White House this weekend before a six week recovery at Gettysburg. The White House gave no time for departure or arrival, and network coverage is expected live. A decision on seeking reelection will wait on his physical condition, likely late January or early February.
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Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Washington
Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Columbine
Eisephower
White House
Gettysburg
Asé
Southerners See End Of Public Playgrounds and Pools
After the Supreme Court ruling banning racial segregation in tax supported facilities, Southern leaders split. Some fear most public golf courses, playgrounds, and pools will close. others expect gradual adjustments. Officials in Atlanta, South Carolina, Alabama, Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Florida, and Tennessee weigh impact and possible moves to private use or closure.
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Associated Press
Deep South
Talri
Deesaton
Herman Falmadee
Oof Genie
Amative Tatler
Segie Wethurt
Cine City
Alanta
HOM Holmes
Atlanta
South Carolina
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Timmerman
Birmingham
Ala
Wade Bradley
Richmond
Attorney General
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
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