Five Held In Series Of Thefts
Five juveniles aged 14 to 18 were arrested after a police investigation into a series of break ins and thefts at multiple business properties over six weeks. Stolen money from coin boxes and a shotgun were recovered, with entries dated from early November. The youths are held in county juvenile quarters awaiting Juvenile Court action. the Optimist Club aided the inquiry.
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Detective Bureau
Police Department
Markell and Ford
South Carroll Street
Frederick Cooperative
Commerce Street
Ideal Garage Company
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Surall’s
East Patrick Street
Optimist Club
East All Saints Street
Richard Sayler
Rocky Ridge
Frederick Street
Joash Chest Fund Receives 3000 At Calvary Methodist
About 1.10 attendees joined Calvary Methodist Church for Joash Day services. A morning program featured Rev FE William Hall and a pageant with 43 00 fare toward parish kitchen improvements. The Joash Chest goal was 1500 and 3000 with pledges to cover the rest this week. Charles Vo Main chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
FE William Hall
Charles Vo Main
Car Wrecked When It Hits Power Pole
An 18-year-old Frederick youth escaped injury but his 1950 Studebaker sedan was demolished when it crashed into a power pole at the Rosemont and South Magnolia intersection. The driver, Lawrence A. Way of East Church Street, said ice caused the slick across Rosemont into South Magnolia. No charges were filed.
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Frederick
Studebaker
Rosemont
South Magnolia Avenues
Reed
Middetown
Lawrence A. Way
East Church Street
Way
William Mauncliner
North Magnolia Avenue
South Magnolia
Second Street
Bente Street
Bente
James W. Carma
May V. Houff
West South Street
Polite
Darwin G. Lawson
Tramsville
Dean H. Ett
Bethesda
Richard F. Simmons
Wilson Place
West Pattick Street
North Market Street
Wiliam A. Boone Jr
Pattick Street
Joseph E. Watters
Hillsville
Park Place
Park Avenue
Karl William Houck Jr
East Third Street
Mildred Biddinger
Union Bridge
RFD 2
Man Held After 100 Mile Per Hour Chase Crash
A 23-year-old Frederick man, Robert J. Lastiner, led state police and Havre de Grace and Aberdeen officers on a 100 mph pursuit along U S 40, overturned after leaving the road, and was charged with driving a stolen car, reckless driving, and attempted breaking and entering.
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Havre DE Grace
Frederick
Aberdeen
U.S 40
Robert J. Lastiner
Paul Bungori
Lastiner
Gowns and Royals Spar Over dress Reveals at Premiere
London gossip column in The Mirror attacks film stars for revealing attire at a royal premiere. Jackie Lane and Diana Dors are singled out for provocative gowns as critics describe outfits from neck to waist and question decorum.
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London
Marte Mirror
Qaday
Oprett
Berate Kutam
Hte Davis
Macdesis
Mitvar
Snapers House
Claude Diana Dors
Britain
Maridsa Monroe
Jackie Lane
Wackie
Duke of Edinburgh
Elizabett TI
Snow largely melts in city area after heavy fall
Snow largely retreated from most of the county as a 4.2 inch total was recorded at the airpoint station and five inches fell in the mountains. Saturday brought the heaviest accumulation with a low warming trend, a high of 38 Sunday, 27 tonight, and ice forming on pavements. The outlook calls for fair but colder weather tonight and Tuesday.
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Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Airpoint
General Motors scrutinized over auto parts sales tactics
Senate investigators heard Arrow Armatures president Albert Holzwasser charge GM subsidiary United Motor Service with high pressure sales and restricted access for small firms to defense orders. He said rebuilt generators sell for far less elsewhere but struggle to outsell GM. Harold Halfpenny urged pricing review to curb anti competitive practices and consider divestiture to open the replacement parts market to independents.
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Washington
Wpa
Boston
Senate
General Motors Corp
Albert S. Holzwasser
Arrow Armatures Co
United Motor Service
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
General Motors
Notzwasser
Holzwasser
United Motor
Arrow
Massachusetts
Delco-Hemy
General Motors Parts
Harold T. Halfpenny
Chicago
National Standard Parts Assn
Malfpenny
Halfpenny
Three Made Life Members Of Guild In Sunday Service
Three members of the Fran gehital Reformed church Women's Guild were made life members during a Sunday morning service at the church. Rev Dr James Fr Wagner preached and Rev Dr Frederick D Esster was installed as first half time president of the Patamac dynod of the evangelical and Reformed church. Mrs Pame Althouse, Misa Grave A Thomas, and Mrs Helen Sairn received life memberships for outstanding work. The local Guild, tied to the National Guild, automatically becomes life members of the national body. A pancake social followed under Mrs Eyrnor. Must Mrs John Garst of Walkersville is Guild president. Market news noted as Thresien tare ket turned mixed in New York PF.
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Frangehital Reformed Church Women’s Guild
James Fr. Wagner
Frederick D. Esster
Patamac Dynod
Thevangelical and Reformed Church
Pame Althouse
Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Chirch
Misa Grave
Thomas
Helen Sairn
National Guild of the Church
Pinetama
Shareh Secial
Eyrnor
John Garst
Walkersville
College Grounds
West Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Potomac Synod
Christ's Church
Hagerstown
Faulke
D.C
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Roy C. Snyder
St. Stephan's Church
Baltimore
Synod
Eyster
Mozart
James E. Wagner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
The
Reformed Church
Evangelical Synod Church
Br. Wagner
General Synod
Exyster
Wagner
Hauds
Henry C Koch
D.D
Frank K. Bostin
Messurh Church
Arthur W. Newel DD
St. John’s Church
Richmond
Synad
Fyster
Vrelude
Guilmant
Hood College
Raymond BR. Wathietin
Installation of Rev Eyster as Potomac Synod president
About 1,000 attendees joined the installation of Rev Frederick D B Eyster as the first full time president of the Potomac Synod Evangelical and Reformed church at Coffman Chapel Hood College. He succeeds as bishop and church leader amid music from Christ Church Hagestown choirs and a reception in Hood College gym.
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Frederick DB. Eyster
D.D
Christ's Church
Sngverstown
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Frederick by-pass bridge opens amid traffic relief plan
Maryland officials dedicated the first bridge over the Frederick by-pass south of the city. The four span steel structure carries U.S. 2401 over the by-pass and cost 224,808 dollars. The by-pass aims to run 14 miles around Frederick with multiple interchanges and bridges to reroute main roads away from the city center. Governor McKeldin urged the project as key to modern traffic relief and national importance.
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Frederick
Pheadore Rit McKeldin
U.S
Edgie Russell
Alcheldin
Jacob R. Slamsburg
John A. Derry
Monocacy River
U.S. 40
McKeldin
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Frederek
Pat Nek
Bredenek
Artes
Wade Winess
CS Route Fe
Carroll
Howard
Appry Ronte
Governor McKeldin backs two road reform proposals
Baltimore Gov McKeldin endorsed a move to scrap the State Roads Commission and replace it with a Department of State Roads guided by a Roads Policy Board. He plans to push legislation at the February General Assembly. The plan mirrors recommendations from the Green Commission and aligns with ex SRC head Robert M Reincotlar.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Green Commission
State Roads Commission
Department of State Roads
General Assembly
Robert M. Reincotlar
SRC
Commission On State
Harry 4. Green
Legislative Council
Mekheldin Comarentesd
Sears
Goeon Commission
Property Withdrawn From Sale Near Frederick On Indian Springs Road
Residence of Kenneth F Bus ey four miles from Frederick on Indian Springs road withdrawn at bid of 500 when offered at public sale Saturday. Property includes outbuildings and a barn. Personal property sold at good prices. Johny Ll. Panton acted as auctioneer. Walter E Sinn attorney and Helen F Panton clerk.
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Kenneth F .Busey
Frederick
Indian Sprines
Johny Ll. Panton
Walter E. Sinn
Helen F. Panton
Orioles Open Home Exhibitions In April Preview
Baltimore hosts preseason home exhibitions starting April 12 with a likely opener against world champions the Brooklyn Dodgers. Assistant general manager Jack Donney announced the schedule, followed by afternoon games on April 14 against the New York Giants and another NL club.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jack Donney
New York Giants
Dunnsaia
North Gets Snow And More Cold
A cold frigid air masses sweep across the nation bringing snow to the North and freezing temperatures. Heavy snow hit upstate New York with six to eight inches in the northeast and two to five inches elsewhere while Idaho reported 30 inches in 24 hours. Temperatures dropped to 3 above at International Falls and fell to eight above at Grand Forks as readings rose in the mid Mississippi Valley and upper Great Lakes regions.
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Associated Press
New York State
Upstate
New York
Idaho
Grangeville
Dakotas
Minnesota
Vicksburg
Miss
Savannah
International Falls
Minn
Grand Forks
N.D
mid-Mississippi Valley
Upper Great Lakes
Penis
New England
Plains
Rockies
California
Hospital Wing Is Dedicated at Victor Cullen Tuberculosis Hospital
Gov. McKeldin dedicated a new brick service wing costing 296 607 dollars at the Victor Cullen Tuberculosis Hospital near Sabillasville Maryland. The project replaces an old frame kitchen from 1912 and includes a kitchen, cafeterias, seating for 73 to 100, storage, and a dietician’s office. The governor noted progress against tuberculosis and no new hospital construction funds are planned for the tuberculosis system.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Taxi Stolen Here Is Recovered In Virginia
The taxicab of Charles Joe King, stolen from in front of his home at 10% West Sixth Street, has been recovered in Lexington Virginia. Police say Raymond Dourhty and Theresa Ann Gordon of Glenside PA were taken into custody after being found in the car. The cab was in running condition. Chief Charles V Main said the case would be turned over to the FBI as it involves transportation across state lines. Rug is a brother of City Policeman Bernard King.
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Charles
Joe) King
West Sixth Street
Lexington
Virginia
Raymond Dourhty
Therse Ann Sordon
Glenside
Cah
Charles V. Main
FBI
Rug
Bernard King
Salisbury Times Building Contract Awarded
Salisbury Ma Charles E Braham & Bros of Cambridge win a 400000 bid for the new Salisbury Times building Groundbreaking at the old Upton St school set for Nov 27 with a one story brick steel and aluminum structure 91 employees invited to join the shovel ceremony Construction to take about a year Also mentions a Wales to London excursion train derailment with at least 10 killed and over 100 injured.
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Milton
England
London
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William B. Burall
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Albert XN
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Mer Bish
Miebie Hosem
Mirren
Marrar
Houd
Reginald Delaine Hobbs Jr
Idgeville
U.S. 144
Ridgeville
Guy Fenley Perry
Daniels
Sidney Thomas Tumblin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Mahoney
Clarence Miles
Baltimore Crinles
Cime
Miles
George P. Mahoney
Baltimore County
Lake Shore Democratic Club
Anne Arundel County
Democratic Party
Bertorelli
Stletches
Tiem
Millard G. ‘Tydings
John Mayrshall Buller
U. 5
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