U S Man Sought In Infant Bone Burial Case
A Washington construction worker sought for months is linked to the exhumation of infant bones buried under a pet dog grave near Frederick Maryland. The bones were identified as a 12 to 18 month old child. The case involves aliases and a motherwell connection, with investigations tracing to Mrs Pearl Putney and a missing infant from 1953.
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Washington
Frederick
Larry Lord
Motherwell
Frank Eugene Caventer
Albert Putmey
Caventer
Scotland
Frederick City
Charles V. Main
Korea
E. D. McCain
George Hinkson
Takoma Park
Dispatches
Heather Robin Motherwell
Santa Claus Parade Moves In To Town Next Friday
Santa Claus will lead the Yuletide parade down Market Street from Seventh at 1 p.m. next Friday, preceded by Middletown High School Band and followed by Frederick Boy Scouts distributing candy canes. The event, sponsored by downtown merchants, marks the start of pre Christmas hours with stores opening Fridays and Saturdays, and extended evening hours through Christmas. Mayor Ramsburg will switch on the lights Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the downtown area. Rueben N. Caplan chairs the merchants committee coordinating the parade and decorations.
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Santa Claus
Chamber of Commerce
Saint Nick
Market Street
Middletown
Santa
Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Middletown High School
Rueben N. Caplan
Merchants Committee
Mail Early for Christmas Boosts Frederick Postal Services
Frederick post office launches its annual Mail Early for Christmas drive as 1958 is expected to set a record. Postmaster James A. Grove urges early card and gift mailing with full addressing, emphasizes planning, packaging, and the 15 cent insured fee. He notes extra staff and facilities to handle anticipated volumes.
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Frederick
James A. Grove
Postimaster
Grove
USA
Evangelist Rev William Snowden Dies Suddenly
Evangelist Reverend William Ignatius Snowden, a longtime local minister and evangelistic leader, died suddenly at his home at 5 a.m. He served as pastor of Quinn A M E church and conducted services at Montevue and the county jail. Surviving wife Bes sie Francis Snowden, he was the last of his immediate family. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 p.m. at M R Etchison and Son Funeral Directors. Interment at Fairview cemetery.
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William Ignatius Snowden
West AU Saints Street
Mr. Snowden
Quinn A. M. E
Montevue
Bessie Francis Snowden
East Church Street
Fairview Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Recovery Short Of Expectation
Washington economists say the nations economic recovery underperformed in the July September quarter but expect a rise to a new high next year. Commerce Department data show GNP at an annual $439 billion in Q3, a billion less than last month’s estimate, yet up from Q2 and above the 1958 recession low.
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Washington
Commerce Department
GNP
Amos Named On Delegation
Freeman F. Gostien, the original Amos of Amos and Andy, is named by President Eisenhower as a special U S ambassador on the U S delegation to represent him at the Lopez Mateos inauguration. Gostien, 59, from Richmond Virginia, has long been a personal friend of the President and has appeared in radio and television versions of Amos and Andy.
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Washington
Andy
White House
Amos
Kingfish
Mystic Knights of the Sea
Freeman F. Gosten
Amos and
U.S
Eisenhower
Gostien
Don Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Richmond
Denver
Gosden
Charles J. Correll
Golden ~ Correll
Amos 'N’ Andy
Plane crash reports fade as search ends in two states
A West Virginia Maryland police search failed to substantiate a report of a plane crash near Hagerstown two miles southwest of the city. Allegheny Airlines said all its planes were accounted for and no missing plane was reported. In Kansas City Trans World Airlines machinists struck as a new airline proposal was announced. West Germany recalled ambassadors from Moscow Washington London Paris and Rome for urgent consultations on the Berlin crisis. They will assemble here Tuesday for a briefing and then return to posts.
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Board of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles E. Moylan
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Maryland School
General Assembly
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland State Planning Commission
Moylan
Gal- Haudet College
Hugo F. Schun Ihoft
West Virginia Schools For the Deaf and Blind
David W. Zimmerman
Edward 5. Davens
Maryland State Department of Health
James J. O'Donnell
State Department of Public Improvements
Ambrosen
McKeidin
Airlines
Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
Hagerstown
Maryland
West Virginia
Here
Allegheny Air Hlines
Allegheny
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Moscow
Washington
London
Paris
Rome
Berlin
Raging Fire Destroys Pensacola Waterfront Piers
A large blaze in Pensacola Florida destroyed two piers and warehouses, burning for hours and lighting the sky. Loss estimated between two and five million dollars with no injuries reported. Shipping officials say docks are only facilities for ocean going vessels, threatening port operations temporarily.
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Pensacola
Fla
Three Boy Scouts Missing After Storm
Three Tucson Boy Scouts from Troop 70 are missing after a mountain climbing expedition in the Santa Rita Mountains. Sheriff James W. Clark said the search will likely end in two days without new leads, amid freezing weather and ongoing organized efforts. The missing are Mike Early 16 David Greenberg 12 and Michael La Noue 13.
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Tucson
Ariz
Santa Rota
James W. Clark
Mike Early
David Greenberg
Michael la Noue
Five Day Forecast From AP For Maryland Delaware
The five day outlook from the Associated Press predicts temperatures 2 to 3 degrees below normal with a warmer Saturday and a cooler start to the work week. A few showers are possible Tuesday or Wednesday with light precipitation under a quarter inch. Normal highs run from 33 to 36 and lows range from the upper 20s in the mountains to 30 to 38 elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Warner
Offer to build 2415 million dollar nuclear plant near Philadelphia
Philadelphia Electric Co. and 50 private utilities propose a gas cooled reactor to supply initial 30 000 kilowatts, later 40 000, with AEC review due within 60 days. The project, led by High Temperature Reactor Development Associates, would be built by General Atomic division with Bechtel as engineer and Westinghouse as supplier.
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Washington
Philadelphia Electric Co
Philadelphia
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
AEC
Philadelphia Electric
Philadelphia Company
High Temperature Reactor Development Associates
General Dynamics Corp
Bechtel Corp
San Francisco
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Eisenhower says U S firm on keeping West Berlin
At his retreat Hagerty said after Berlin briefings that U S firm intentions to maintain West Berlin’s integrity remain unchanged. He noted consultation with Britain and France and stressed the allies will stand fast against any Soviet move to oust them from Berlin.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Leday
United States
Berlin
Russia
James C. Hagerty
U.S
Washington
West Berlin
U S
Britain
France
East Germany
Red
United Kingdom
Republic of France
Hagerty
Hte
Bertin
Rocky Ridge Firemen Host Banquet Aboard Maryland Officials
Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company hosted its annual banquet for about 100 county and state firemen with L Edward Morgan outlining plans for the December 16 Frederick County Firemen Association event at West Frederick Junior High School. Guests included Rev James W Minter Baltimore Deputy Fire Marshal Jesse Jacobs and county officials.
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Rocky Ridge Volunteer Fire Company
L. Edward Morgan
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
West Frederick
Charles W. Mumma
Space Rockets
Tony Constantino
Baltimore
James W.minter
State Association
Jesse Jacobs
Maryland
Mehrl H. Ramsburg
Philip H. Beard
Walkersville
W. Bart- Baltimore
John J. Hollinger
Presid
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Robert L. Smith
County Association
Gordon M. Allen
Representan J
Alcheldin
Col
Elmer F.tives
Munshower
O' Allen
McKeldin
Legislative Council
Criminal Justice Commission
Allen
Radar to Replace Ground Observer Corps Disbanding
The Air Force announced the Ground Observer Corps will disband January 31 as radar networks across the Arctic Canada U S borders and coasts replace human observers. The move aims to spot jets and missiles earlier than the 116000 posts could. Also noted is the Annapolis case where the Court of Appeals refused reargument of Baltimore advertising tax, without comment. The report mentions straw fire on a tractor-trailer near U S 15 and an unrelated stream conditions update for Monocacy.
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Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Washington
Air Force
Ground Observer Corps
Arctic
Canada
U.S
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Pacific
United States
GOC
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Edwin F. Nikirk
James Falk
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Delbert Null
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Richard E. Zimmerman
Richard JF. Kline
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Lawrence Crickenberger
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George Sul
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Parsons Newman
L. R. Schoolman
Amos Holter
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William B. Leichert
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James Gray
John Null
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Curtis Bucher
Thomas Molesworth
Mildred S. Fisher
C. W. Woods
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Frank Cox
J_ Tyson Lee
Louis Brosius
James Rice
Harry Leichert
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Steve Krisings
Marion Kehne
Jules Shapiro
Clyde Thomas
Barl Hargett
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E.G. Emerich
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