Winchester Hall bids rejected as far above estimates
The Frederick County Board of County Commissioners rejected the $458000 bid from Frederick Construction Company and the $475000 bid from J B Ferguson Inc for Winchester Hall renovations. They ordered the architect Charlies F Bowers to revise plans eliminating unnecessary features and re advertise. The health center plan remains, and a 300000 bond issue was authorized previously.
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Board of County Commissioners
Whester Hall
Charlies F. Bowers
Frederick Construction Company
J. B. Ferguson, Inc
Hagerstown
Winchester Hall
Department of Health
General Assembly
Red Talks To Continue In Moscow Meetings On Solidarity
Communist world leaders met in Moscow to extend round table discussions on Red solidarity. Khrushchev and Zhou Enlai spoke at a Kremlin banquet as Prague talks, tied to Czech leader Potocky's funeral, were expected to proceed with formalities.
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Moscow
Prague
Red Solidarity
Corm- Teaunist
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Comuunist
China
Tze-tong
Antonin Zapotocky
Rosenour Dies At Home In Baltimore
Gerald King Rosenour native of this city died this morning at his Baltimore home about 9 30 o clock in ill health for some time He was 57 son of the late Mr and Mrs Abraham Rosenour of this city He moved to Baltimore about 33 years ago He is survived by his wife Funeral arrangements had not been completed early this afternoon.
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Gerald King Rosenour
Baltmore
Mr. Rosenour
Abraham Rosenour
Baltimore
Robbery Observed By Couple At Gas Station Next Door
A couple watching TV at about 7 am saw a man at the gas station desk next door. State Police investigated with Troopers A D Carlson and William F Davis and held two juveniles for juvenile authorities. A neighbor’s dog alerted the scene.
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William “Wies
Wiles
Ijams
Title
A. D. Carlson
William F. Davis
Missing South Koreans Alive Claim 357
North Korean authorities say 357 South Koreans listed as missing since the Korean War are alive in the North. The Reds claim some were captured and later moved North voluntarily while the Red Cross notes others on the list may also be alive and names will be provided later.
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Seoul
Reds
Red Cross
Hood College Students Begin Teaching Debuts in Maryland
Sixteen Hood College students start teaching today in nine Maryland schools within three miles of Frederick. Seniors Alice Olsen and Sara Callaway headline assignments at Frederick High and other sites in Baltimore Towson Hagerstown Libertytown Gaithersburg and Parkville. The program pairs student teachers with supervising teachers, observing then teaching one class, with full schedules by January 24.
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Hood College
Maryland
Frederick
Frederick High School
Alice Olsen
Grace Englebrecht
Sara Lea Callaway
Sarahl Gladhill
Jane Walton
Uss Calaway
Afiss
Katherine Biehl
Frank Call
Walton
Mirs
Audrey Pressles
Miss Walton
James Walton
Middleton
N.Y
Sfiss Walton
Margaret Anne
Hood
Edmondson High School
Balthcore
Eneh
Baltimore
Towson
Hagerstown
Libertytown
Gaithersburg
Parkville
Piad Hood
Mudge
Floodwaters Recede as Po River Delta Lands Flooded
In Rovigo Italy floodwaters recede slowly from 28 000 acres of farmland and more than 20 villages in the Po River delta. Officials estimate six to seven months to drain the area completely after a week of persistent rain. Adriatic tides breached a protective coastal dike as well.
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Rovigo
Italy
Adriatic
Russia boast of ICBM missiles sparks Cold War talk
A Soviet marshal claims long range missiles could decide any future war while a U.S. scientist notes Sputniks prove only propulsion. Martin Co in Baltimore forms a new division for Vanguard launches amid schedule delays. Democratic Advisory Council backs hard U S response to Soviet weapons push.
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Washington
Russia
Jone
Rus Tsia
Martin Co
Baltmore
Vanguard
Democratic Advisory Council
Soviet Union
S. 5. Varetsov
University of Maryland - Astrophysicist
Earth
Space
Singer
Martin
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Mat- Force
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Advisory Commmcil
United States
County Man Slightly Hurt In Accident
A county man, Edward Lewis Poole of Frederick, was slightly injured when he apparently dozed at the wheel and ran off Hamilton Avenue into guy wires of a power pole about 1:45 am Sunday. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and charged with failing to keep to the right.
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Hamilton Avenue
Edward Lewis Poole
Frederick
Poole
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Paul
Moessburg
Stevenson In Capital For Talks With Dulles
Adlai E. Stevenson arrived in Washington to confer with Secretary of State Dulles on Eisenhower’s NATO refresh plan. The former Illinois governor, defeated for president in 1952 and 1956, said he would be helpful as a consultant but would not head a policy group. He declined to discuss draft details.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
State Department
Secretary of
Dulles
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Nenois
Bulles
Plainfield search uncovers Gein grisly crime scene
In Plainfield Wisconsin investigators led by the Waushara County district attorney found remains in a farm house linked to Ed Gein. Authorities say the scene includes skulls and body parts in the home where Gein lived alone and neighbors report the house was rarely used since his mother’s death.
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Plainfield
Wis
Gein
Waushara County
Plainfield House
Sunday Work Discouragement Meeting Ends in Tragedy
At a Fredrick Calvary Methodist Church gathering, Norton opened with prayers before an officer fired on Pastor Helwig and others. Norton shot at officers, was wounded, and died later in hospital. He had earlier sought revenge for a dispute involving his estranged wife and Mrs. Jones, who was killed.
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Calvary ‘Methodist
Firederick
Pounty
Norton
BE. Kooniz
Helwig
Utica Luthj
Ase
Alvie
Jones
Fugitive Who Strummed Guitar Slain
Paul Norton, 25, sought on murder charges, forced his way into a Greeneville home with hostages including eight adults and children. He played a guitar during the siege as deputies and state troopers closed in, fatally wounded while trying to shoot his way out. Sheriff John D Solomon reported the ending of this dramatic standoff last night.
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Greeneville, Tenn
Axho
John D.solomon
Paul Norton
Arthur Council
Sheri
Iwo State
Heart Association Meeting Held at Johns Hopkins Maryland
Dr Nathan E Needle president elect of the Heart Association of Maryland spoke at the annual meeting and scientific sessions at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He urged physicians that the family doctor is the first line of defense in heart disease and highlighted the role of general practitioners in daily care.
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Nathan E. Needle
The
Heart Association of Maryland
Maryland Association
Johns Hopkins
Needle
Maryland Academy ‘of
Heavy Snows and Storms Roar Across West and Midwest
A wintry storm blanketed the Midwest from northern Oklahoma to Wisconsin, closing schools and delaying highway travel as snow depths reached multiple inches. Separately, tornadoes in the South killed at least five, with authorities warning of more storms.
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Associated. Press
Midwest
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Alabama
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Russell
Kanas
Hill City
Kan
Lacrosse
Wis
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Dumont
Nebraska
Youth Council reports progress and plans in Frederick County
Richard Smith presents a report on the Frederick County Youth Council activities over recent months. The council, a charter member of the Chesapeake Youth Council, sent five youths to a national conference and works on a rural life program and emergency aid, with Rev. Harold A Ammons chairing a radio committee and multiple church leaders serving as council commissioners.
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Commission On Christians Education
Richard Smith
Frederick County Youth Council
Chesapeake Youth Council
National Youth Council
United Christian Youth
Isus
Turkey
Carl
Harold A. Ammons
Trinity Methodist
Commission
Christian Education
Roger Keech
Carroll Bover
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Austin P. Renn
Robert Stickier
E. Koontz Helwig
Melvin Tabler
Frederick D. Eyster
Roy Graham
Youth Council
Heart Association meeting discusses leadership and plans
At a Friday fundraising meet of the Heart Association of Maryland Dr H M Marvin spoke on emergencies while Dr Needles was installed as president by retiring Judge Dulany Foster Edward D Storm was elected vice president and listed among active doctors staff and volunteers of the Frederic County Heart Association with Grace M Butcher as executive secretary and Ada L Moore directing information Seven men escaped from Crown Point jail in an early morning break using a metal table leg and breaking window bars Sheriff Jack West cautioned residents as stock markets opened with generally lower activity in New York trading
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Frederic& County Heart Association
Charles H. Conley Jr
A. Austin Pearce
Edward D. Storm
Richard W. Graham
Grace M. Butcher
J. Alfred Catsail
Ada L.moore
Crown Point
Ind
New York
Jack West
Irac
Tornadoes Strike 13 Rural Areas Across Alabama Mississippi
Severe storms ripped through 13 rural communities in Alabama and Mississippi. Fatalities and injuries were reported including a Bradford family disaster near Jasper and June Speegle in critical condition. Twisters damaged homes, stores, and relied on relief workers across Cross Roads Stewart Starkville and other towns.
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Jasper
Ala
Alabama
Mississippi
White Settlement
Fort Worth
Tex
Wilford E. Bradford
Billie Lou
Cross Roads
June Speegle
Bradford
Manchester
Pine Springs
Sulligent
Cullman
Tom Dugan
Macon
Stewart
Starkville
Gattman
Geerbrook
iRitmichael
Deerbrook
Brooksville
Monticello
Six Killed In Accidents Across Maryland Weekend
At least six people died in Maryland traffic crashes over the weekend, with four deaths in early Sunday hours. Victims include Peggy Barnes 23 Ridge St Marys County and Willie Bowser 39 of Millsboro Del, plus others in Baltimore and Harbeson areas. one fatality near Gettysburg Pa listed.
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TRS
Associated Press
Maryland
Gettysburg
Peggy Barnes
Ridge
St. Marys County
Maryland 235
Willie
Bowser
Millsboro
Del
U.S. 113
Berlin
Ralph W. Witbanks
Harbeson
Lobrite
Honeycutt
Baltimore
Baltimore-Washington
Deiver
Lesie Hamilton Little
Whiteford
Baltimore County
Conowingo Dam
Two Businessmen Injured In Dorchester Plane Crash
Two Baltimore County business executives were seriously injured when their Piper Tri Pacer crashed into a thicket on Eliott Island, Fishing Bay, after the pilot was blinded by headlights from cars at an unlit airstrip. George L. Reid 44 of near Garrison, president of George L. Reid Inc., and William F. Chew 49 of Owings Mills were listed in critical condition, later reported improving at Cambridge Maryland Hospital.
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Cambridge
Baltimore County
Dorchester County
Eliott Island
Fishing Bay
George L. Reid
Near Garrison
George L. Reid Inc
Wiliam F. Chew
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