County Budget Battles School Costs in 1958 Plan
County Commissioners face a tight 1958 budget with school expenses driving the shortfall. Debt service totals about 361000, with principal and interest separate from current expenses. Officials estimate limited tax base growth and rely on state funds and minor departmental increases to balance the plan. The Health Department, Children’s Aid, and library request modest rises, while other departments show small changes as the panel debates how to announce 1958 taxes.
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C. Burton Cannon
Cal
Supervisor of Assessments
Health Department
Children’s Aid Society
C. Burr Ariz Library
Civil Defense
Montevae
Probation Office
Planning and Zoning Commission
Extension Service
Remembrance Day Marked At Gettysburg Shrine
More than 500 descendants of Union soldiers gather at Gettysburg to observe the first National Grand Army of the Republic Remembrance Day. Heads of five organizations participate in a special program at the Gettysburg Memorial dedicated to Albert Woolson, the last GAR survivor, who died in Duluth Minnesota.
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Gettysburg
Pawi
Te Union
Grand Army of
We Republic
Brance
Gettysburg Memorial
Gar
Albert Woolson
Duluth
Mion
Ae Ounce
Plane crash on Solent kills 43 of 69 aboard
A four engine Aquila Airways airliner crashed near Newport Isle of Wight after engine trouble during a flight from Southampton to Lisbon. Forty three of the 69 aboard were killed, with survivors and bodies recovered as fire crews, farmers and troops aided search. The pilot had reported turning back before the crash.
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Newport
Isle of Wight
England
Daniel B. Sprickler
Solent
Pedessitania
Severalydy Brith Aquila Airways
Devet
Sears
Leroy Stoudt
Reading
Southampton
Lisbon
Sons of Union
Lerew
Aquila
Ayr
Civil Avii Jation Ministry
Southampton Becau
Wesort Island
19 Bodies Now Aboard Carrier After Flight Disaster
The aircraft carrier Philippine Sea headed for Long Beach with 19 bodies and debris from the Pan American Stratocruiser Romance of the Skies, which vanished a week ago with 44 aboard. Naval officers said debris showed no clues to the crash, last radio at 5 58 pm, 1028 miles east of Hawaii. Civil Aeronautics Board experts would join the ship on arrival.
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Mer
Hawaii
TF. A. Ahroon
Philippine Sea
Ridings
Tea Civil Aeronautics Board
Water Supply Seen Replenished by Weekend Forecast
Weather bureau predicts showers and possible thundershowers tonight and Sunday as Frederick mountain water system projects another replenishment. Fishing Creek reservoir has risen about three feet since Thursday, but the mountain basin remains less than half full with roughly 35 million gallons in reserve. Nearby, a large hole near the State Police barracks prompted by-pass work as engineers race to prevent further slides, with completion expected by Monday.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
City Mountain
Dig Mountain
Seattle
Raveona Boulevard
State Police
Unet
Roy W. Morse
Truman said Democrats poised to win California governor and two Senate seats
Former President Truman expressed strong confidence that Democrats can capture the California governorship and both Senate seats next year. He noted groundwork for Edmund G. Brown’s bid over William Koowland. In weather, a warm humid air mass hit the lower Great Lakes with showers. cold air moved south across the Plains and Rockies with snow flurries in Colorado.
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Washington
Truman
California
Edmund G. Brown
William Koowland
Tne
Associated Press
Great Lakes
Ohio V Alley
Alississippi River
Great Plains
Rockies
Time
New England
Carolinas
Pacific Coast
Kentucky
Tennessee
Chattanoga
How Much? Marlow Column on Eisenhower’s agenda
James Marlow surveys President Eisenhower’s public pronouncements and missteps as he faces Sputnik criticism, budget battles, and education reform. He notes the administration’s cautious plans, a push for scientist education, and the political fight looming in 1958 over atomic secrets, domestic cuts, and federal schooling tests. He cites New Jersey Education Commissioner Raubinger's sharp rebuke of nationwide testing proposals.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
Sputnik
Sputniks
National Council of Chief
New Jersey
Frederick M. Raubinger
B29 With Ten Aboard Missing Over Alaska
An Air Force B 29 Superfortress with ten aboard is overdue after leaving Elmendorf Air Force Base yesterday morning on a training flight. Authorities reported contact was lost near Talkeetna, and search efforts were hampered by bad weather and rugged terrain. crew names were withheld and fuel was limited to reach Anchorage before nightfall.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Elmendorff Air Force Base
Elmendorf
L.st
Talkeetna
Tist Air Rescue Sqadron
NATO Moves To End Rift Over Tunisia Arms Shipments
In Paris the Permanent Council of NATO met in a tense session to smooth rifts caused by US and British arms deliveries to Tunisia. France protested sharply as about 1,000 rifles and machine guns were landed in Tunis, while Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba praised Western support and warned of alignment with Soviet arms if denied Western weapons. The French delegation walked out of a NATO Parliamentary Assembly meeting amid objections, signaling fragile Atlantic solidarity.
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Paris
Permanent Council of
NATO
Atlantic
United States
Tunisia
Etienne de Crour
Chanel
France
Frances
NATO Parliamentary Assembly
Atlantic Solidarity
North Africa
Tunis
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
Illness outbreak easing in Maryland schools report
Maryland health officials report a definite decrease in respiratory illness across counties including Frederick Urbana and Myersville. Absenteeism has fallen toward normal levels, with Elm Street East Frederick and Hood College noting fewer cases and Strawn Cottage infirmary closing as the state tracks declining influenza like illnesses.
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Frederick High
Elm Street
East Frederick
Parkway
Myersville Elementary
Urbana
Hood College
Strawn Cottage
State Department of Heat
Maryland
Santa Claus Parade Opens Frederick Christmas Season
Final plans set for Friday November 29 parade in Frederick to start 9 a m from Seventh Street down Market Street to Saint Street. Santa will lead the procession with candy canes for children as public schools close and Frederick High School band joins the line alongside fire engines. Committee members Gilbert Louwenthals Paul Carmack Lawrence Phillip Gilbert Stroup Carroll Hendricks Jr coordinate the sponsors of the Chamber of Commerce event.
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Santa Claus
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Seventh Street
Alarket Street
Saints Street
Sania
Ers
Gilbert Louwenthals
Paul Carmack
Lawrence Phillip
Gilbert Stroup
Carroll H. Hendricksor Jr
Typhoon Lola Strikes Guam Causing Massive Damage
Typhoon Lola roared across Guam with winds over 140 mph causing millions in damage but no fatalities. It knocked out power for hours, damaged Anderson Air Force Base and Apra Harbor naval facilities, toppled structures, flooded bridges, and swept along the southern coast before moving toward Saipan.
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Lola
Guam
Western Pacific
Anderson Air Force Base
Apra ‘Harbor
Fall Meet Of Future Teachers Heads to Salis bury State
About 42 county high school students and faculty advisors depart by chartered bus for the Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America fall convention at Salisbury State Teachers College. Activities include a morning general business session and afternoon workshops on kindergarten through college teaching fields. the group plans to return by nine tonight.
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Salisbury State Teachers College
Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America
Frederick
Mary Rhoads
Frederick High
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Thurmont
Middletown
Brunswick
Miss Rhoads
Emory Frye
Henry Griggs
Jhurmont
Harold Sbkriver
Fredezick High
Millard Eiler
Veronica Evry
Tanya Forney
Rita Garman
Beth Gardner
Joyce Jaeger
Dianne Randel
Sarah King
Diane Lawson
William Serger
Anne Lovell
Starr Morgan
Jelen Lee Myers
Anna Ritchie
William Schroeder
Mary Elizabeth Storm
Betsy Elliott
Sue Eyster
Janet Springer
Nancy Valentine
Edna Immemnan
Dah
Drenning
Richard Kline
Barbara Marshall
Margaret Nicholson
Louise Fisher
Sandra Kifer
Eugene Bear
Samuel Huffer
Eugene Miller
William Stephens
Adele Hedges
Vivian Howe
Marcella Howe
Bon
Bie
Broken Love Affair Ends In Double Deaths
Two young Baltimore area residents died violently in a sylvan setting after a shattered romance. Jane Fried a Goucher College sophomore died of gunshot wounds. Adolf Udolf a 21 year old University of Maryland dental student died from a shotgun blast. A car with open doors and a bloody knife were found near the scene. Police investigated whether the deaths were murder suicid e or a double murder. Fried and Udolf had recently announced their engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jane Fried
Voucher College
Monte Franklin Udoi
University of Maryland
William J. Graham Jr
Adoi
Udokf
Miss Fried
Udolf
Lois Dwartz
Miss Frieds
Adolf
Jane
Vernon Biggs
Udoff
New York
Lucille Udolf
Wisconsin
Huntington
W. Va
Robert Udoff
Samuel Fried
Goucher
Chicagoan Derailed Kills One Injures Several in Michigan Crash
A derailed New York Central Chicagoan eastbound near White Pigeon Michigan left one man dead and at least eight injured as 12 cars left the tracks. The dead foreman Henry Nichols 54 worked in a mail car. Eight derailed coaches carried passengers while rescue crews cleared the crossing State Highway 103 amid construction debris. Local hospital reports list injuries including a Welch Minnesota woman with back injuries and a Chicago traveler with a knee and back wound. Police noted Pvt David P Reiser assisted in救援 efforts.
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White Pigeon
Mich
New York Central
Sturgis
Three Rivers
Sturgis Hospital
Henry Nichols
Michigan
Joseph von Andrews
Cleveland
E. EB. Nelson
Welch
Minn
Alpaonse ‘Yrdek
Camillus
Bonnie
Fire Leaves Eight Dead and Seven Missing at Niagara Building
Eight people died and seven are missing after a three story frame building housing two Negro families burned in Niagara Falls. Firemen say the missing are believed dead as flames cut escape routes. 12 children were among the victims. One body found by the ruins. cause not yet determined.
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Niagara Falls
Mary Ewing
Ormerly
Moonglo Hotel
Five Per Cent Riding B and O To New York
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad says no more than 5 percent of NYC to Baltimore passengers use its trains and seeks to abandon the service. About 1300 daily riders on the line are affected as patronage fell 46 percent since 1980, with the 14 trains losing about five million dollars yearly. PSC chairman Stanford Hoff aims to set a course of action by next week, with possible joint hearings in Delaware and Pennsylvania.
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Baltmore
Baltiamore and Ohio Railroad
New York
Baltimore
The
Road
New York-Baltimore
B&o
Maryland Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Stanford Hoff
PSC
Hey
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