Foxville Faces Light Snow and Record Cold
Snow covered Foxville and surrounding areas with a 17 degree low at Frederick airport and 12 at Gambrill State Park. Ice formed on exposed areas as the coldest night of the season arrived, while squalls moved through South Mountain and along the Appalachian Trail.
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Foxville
Frederick
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
South Mountain
Gambrill Park
Washington Monument State Park
Weather Bureau
Eisenhower moves to end longshore strike with injunction
President Eisenhower orders a court injunction under the Taft Hartley Act to halt the Atlantic and Gulf Coast longshore walkout for an 80 day cooling off period. Attorney General Doubt travels to New York to file in Manhattan federal court to end the nine day port paralysis. The International Longshoremen's Association says it will abide by any court order. The action targets the nationwide disruption of commerce from Maine to Texas with water and safety implications.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
White Housesand Asst
George Doub
New York
US District Court
Manhattan
Onion
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Ind
Maine
Texas
East Coast
Gulf Ports
Tus
Athanes
Indus
Atlante
Fulf
Duck Hunter Hurt When Hit By Plane
Norfolk attorney Edward RB Baird was seriously injured while duck hunting when struck by a low flying plane piloted by his nephew Edward Sep ar 22. He suffered a skull fracture and mutilated left hand, undergoing surgery. hospital attendants called his condition satisfactory.
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Norfolk
Edward RB. Baird
Princes Anne County
Edward B. Separ
Baird
Edward Baird
de Paul
Judge Deeley Nice Heart Victim at His Home
Baltimore judge Deeley K Nice died of a heart attack at age 46 at his home. He had been elected to a 15 year term on the Supreme Bench of Baltimore in 1954 after serving as chief judge of the Appeal Tax Court and held several Republican political posts. He sat in court yesterday and left a wife Ann Barnes and three children.
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Baltimore
Deeley K. Nice
Supreme Bench of
Judge Nice
Harry W. Nice
Appeal Tax Court
McKeldin
Americans Investing In Canadian Enterprises
Ottawa reports a surge of foreign capital, especially from the United States, fueling Canada’s rapid economic expansion. The country faces a growing deficit in commodity trade as imports outpace exports, with financing needs rising beyond 1955 levels.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Pimlico Lane Bowlings Destroyed By Fire
Fire gutted the Pimlico Lane Bowlings in northwest Baltimore damaging an alley that was to host the National Duckpin Championships next spring. Two firemen were injured, three nearby buildings' occupants were evacuated, and a fourth person left the scene in the frigid weather. A separate item notes the 17 week strike at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. ending with a new noyear contract, with mill officials predicting a reopening and paper production by Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Baltimore
Pimlico Lane
Bowlis
Touxh
Bouildings
Mechanicville
Nooy
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Couill
United Mine Workers
First Signs Of Buying For Xmas
New York report shows early Christmas shopping signs with retailers enjoying brisk sales. Auto buyers snapped up 1957 models at full price while department stores anticipate holiday strength amid mixed construction data and ongoing steel shortages.
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New York
Steek
Commerce and Labor Departments
Crowsell-Collier Publishing Co
Sir Myumith
Consolidated Television & Radio Broadcasters Inc
Gien Crowell-Collier
Midwest
Middle East
Norden Divorce Settlement Ended With Alimony Payment
In Los Angeles court Norden dropped the divorce suit after Edna Norden appeared with a box of letters he had written her. Attorneys conferred and the judge ordered Norden to pay 2500 dollars in alimony, sealing Edna's divorce. One letter remarked in garbled slang. Edna Norden, a University of Wise English teacher, once gave a Taylor a top grade as a sophomore. He is 33 and works as a vocational guidance counsellor.
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Los Angeles
Tastor
Norden
Edna
Naibox
Jose
Dave
University of Wise Conain
Taylor
Nagy Captured After Yugoslav Embassy Refuge
Imre Nagy and 51 followers reportedly left the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest and were handed to Soviet security forces. Yugoslavia and Hungary accuse betrayals of a safe return agreement as Soviet escorts drove the group to Soviet headquarters. The move follows Nagy’s 1956 stance against Moscow and Hungary’s 1956 revolt.
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Imre Nagy
Budapest
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Nagy
Tass
Romania
Siberia
Warsaw
United Nations
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Belgrade
Borba
Politka
Refugees Receive Broad U S Aid Support
Americans from Maine to California open hearts and homes to Hungarian refugees as federal, state, and local agencies mobilize. Churches and colleges pledge help while rapid arrivals at McGuire Air Force Base and Milwaukee signal the early intake of 5 000 authorized by President Eisenhower. The Red Cross and other groups launch large relief drives amid sponsor pledges. Meanwhile Pullman Co seeks a seven percent rise in sleeping car fares.
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Associated Press
Maine
California
Hungary
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Milwaukee
McGuie Todas
Exenhower
United States
Vanesa S
American Red Cross
Wisconsin
Snow Removal Effort Underway After Heavy Erie Snowfall
Army tanks bulldozers and hundreds of workers cleared streets in Erie and surrounding towns after 24 to 34 inches of snow. Helicopters dropped food to West Springfield as cities faced road closures and stranded motorists. National Guard, Red Cross, and local volunteers provided aid while highways were tightened to control traffic. Officials aimed to reopen major routes by Sunday night and restore services, including trains and bus lines. An Eisenhower vacation note appeared alongside storm coverage.
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Lakeport
F Erie
Lakefront
Here
Ohio
Buffalo
Nown
Pittsburgh
West Springfield
Evie
National Guard
Red Cross
Arthur Gardner
Pennstvania
Oho
New York
Concen
Iou
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
The
American Legion
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Kingsville
Ere
Record Cold Grips Maryland With Snow and Icy Lines
The Associated Press reports Maryland faced its coldest spell with teens across the state. Oakland recorded 10 below, Cumberland 10 above the day rose to 7, and Frostburg 10 above as snow blankets spread from Garrett to Salisbury. telephone service dropped to three lines between Oakland and nearby towns.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Oakland
New Germany
Cumberland
Frederick
Salisbury
Garrett County
Camberland
Clarksburg
W. Va
Roads Commission
Big Savage
Arsenic Deaths Probe Hits Family Tragedy
In Hagerstown Maryland, Helen Elizabeth Kidwell, questioned about arsenic deaths of her husband William Kidwell Sr and two young sons, is in fair condition after becoming a poisoning victim herself. The family, including seven children, faced multiple hospitalizations as investigators linked arsenic in well water from a nearby Virginia home.
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Hagerstown
Helen Elizabeth Kidwell
Washington County
Willam
Kidwell Sr
Thomas John Kidwell
Charles Richard Kidwell
Father and Grandmother Accused In Child's Disappearance
Prosecutor files murder warrants against James Beaver twenty four and Virginia Beaver for the disappearance of two year old Filly Beaver from a log cabin home two miles east of town. Investigators say the child was undernourished and poorly clothed and that the parents had left him in the grandmother's care during a firewood trip. The couple deny any wrongdoing and claim innocence.
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Wen Tington
Beaver
Russell Lo Daucherty
James Beaver
Virginia Beaver
Here
James
First British To Leave Canal Zone Monday
The first British withdrawal from the British French expeditionary force in the Suez Canal Zone is set for Monday as a goodwill gesture to the United Nations. General Keighley flew from Cyprus to announce the timing and said the withdrawal will follow the UN buildup and progress of UN troops.
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Port Satm
Suez Canal Zone
Britain
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Soi
Charles Keighley
Egypt
Cyprus
U. N
E. L. M. Burns
Phins Burne
U.N
New York
France
Israel
Jorco
ANCL
Brush
Sel- Win Plas
Spe
Low Assembly
London
Middle East
le Hugh Storkwell
Wolo
Canal Zone
Patis
Fannie
Philaddeiflia General Hospital
Stockwell
Ruse
Byberry State
Deep Snow Removal Hampered Across Great Lakes Region
Workers labored in a massive snow removal effort across the Eastern Great Lakes as blizzard conditions left up to 48 inches of snow in places like Erie and Western New York. Thousands of cars stranded, rail and bus service disrupted, and four deaths attributed to the storm in western New York. National Guard units aided the cleanup as highways opened slowly and isolated communities received food drops.
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Associated Press
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Mohawk Valley
Erie
Arthur Gardner
National Guard
Lakeport
Buffalo Cleveland
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Springville
N.Y
Buffalo
Mississippi
New England
Unner
Middle Mississippi
Atlantic Coast
New Mexico
Arizona
Florida
Philadelphia Couple Starving In Unheated Home
An elderly Philadelphia couple and their daughter were found yesterday near starvation and suffering from exposure in their unheated home. Authorities reported large sums of cash and bank deposits inside the residence.
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Philadelphia
Allocations For Hungarian Relief Increased By Red Cross
Red Cross enlarges aid for 5000 Hungarian refugees as private and public appeals rise. The organization reports total relief funds exceed 250000 with 200000 more added bringing the total to over a quarter million. Items pledged include clothing blankets and health kits for unaccompanied children.
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American Red Cross
Britle Ale
Emily Bite
Loca Essential Health and Comfort News
Orning Pottee
Saults
Red Ported
Cross Childrens Fund
Red Department of the Army
Kilmer, N. J
Mre
Bitle W.tech
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