Hundreds See Santa Claus Parade In Frederick Maryland
Crowds gathered on Market Street for the annual Santa Claus parade sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The event bundled by light rain and cold temperatures drew about 5900 candy canes for children, with the Frederick High School band leading the procession from Seventh to All Saints Street, ending at the city parking grounds.
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Market Street
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Chamber of Commerce
St. Nick
Seventh
AU Saints Street
Market
Frederick
County Board Faces Record Budget Requests for 1958
The Board of County Commissioners studies 1958 appropriations as requests surge the current $2,688,006 budget toward over $4,000,000 with school expenses and debt service rising. Winchester Hall plans proceed with revised bids due December. Assessments may lift taxes to about 7 million, with Alpha Portland Cement’s Lime Kiln plant eyed for tax impact.
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Board of County Commissioners
Winchester Hall
C. Burton Cannon, Jr
Donald Woods
Alpha Portland Cement Company
LeNewton Dies While Going Fishing
William L. Newton a longtime Point of Rocks resident died this morning from a heart attack while fishing with Edgar Pomeroy about 74 miles east of Camp Kanawha on the Tow Path. Fire crews rushed to the scene and he was pronounced dead on arrival at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He had lived with the Misses Wright and was a former Saregeé owner and avid fisherman.
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William L. Newton
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Newton
Edgar Pomeroy
Camp Kanawha
Misses Wright
Potomac
M. R. Etchison and Son Fuera
Colts Sweep to 250 Victory in Midget Bowl
In Coatesville Pennsylvania, the Frederick Colts won 250 in a rain soaked midget bowl. Chris Sole scored a 55 yard first half TD and a long punt return TD in the third. Bil Routzahn and Myers added a 15 yard TD run. The local team returns home Sunday around 2 pm as rain and mud lingered.
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Frederick
Colts
Coatesvile
Chris Sole
Bil Routzahn
Myers
Massive Midwestern Chill Sweeps Central U S
A cold air mass moved east from the central Rockies and northern plains bringing gusty winds and snow from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi Valley. Fraser Colp. in the Rockies reported 18 below zero while inland temps ranged from 10 above to below zero east of the Dakotas. A tornado struck near Alma Georgia injuring 12 and damaging property as warm southerly winds tempered some areas.
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Associated Press
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Great ‘Lakes
Mississippi Valier
Rockies
Plains
Great Lakes
Fraser Colp
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Wisconsin
Idaho
Mortana
Georgia
Florida
Alma
Ohio Valley
California
Pacific Northwest
Mohammed Silent On Developments
King Mohammed V of Morocco offered no official statements during a Dallas stop prior to heading to the King Ranch in Texas. Reports say he refrained from commenting on Morocco Algeria unrest while awaiting a later reply on French Assembly confidence votes and Algeria’s rebellion. Police meanwhile announced 23 arrests on subversion and terrorism charges in Bavaria.
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Washington
U. S. District Court
Charles W. Menard
Jensineer
Lfile
Mohammed
Ao Menard
Nere
Dallas
Mohammed Hy
Morocco
Thay
King Ranch
Texas
iMue
Mohammed V
Felis
Gaik Jardon
Algeria
America
Nailae
Will Sputnik Fall Soon A Smithsonian prediction of its final dive
Cambridge Sass reports the Sputnik 1 rocket is expected to die soon as Smithsonian Observatory scientists predict a world wide alert for its spectacular finish. They estimate its orbit tightens to 87.6 minutes before reentry and a glow may appear from atmospheric friction.
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Cambridge
Smithsonian Astrophysical? iObservatory
Florida
Maine
New York
Boston
Smithsonian
Fred L. Whipple
Eisenhower improves after mild stroke at Gettysburg visit
President Eisenhower, recovering from a minor stroke, progresses well at his Gettysburg farm. He attended Army Navy game on TV and greeted grandchildren while doctors report continued excellent progress. Snyder remains with him and plans for further checks. no decision on weekend plans yet.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
West Point
Washington
Howard M Snyder
Tenet Lee
Chest Fund Of 65 000 Is Secured
The Community Chest campaign of 1957 exceeded its $65,000 goal with pledges and cash receipts on hand. President Parsons Newman announced the final figures would be released after a Board of Directors meeting, praising county solicitors and the regional co chairmen for their efforts. The drive also supported MCA Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Federated Charities Esther Grinage Kindergarten Salvation Army and the Children’s Aid Society.
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Parsons Newman
Benjamin L. Shutt
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Newman
Shuff
Newwman
Cama i
E. Hart Etchison
Charles’ H. Woodman
Owas
Lanvassing
M.C.A
Federated Charities
Esther E. Grinage
Salvation Army
St Aid Society
Frederick Cou
la United Fund
Roads Board
Paris
Board of Count Assembly
Felixi
Gaillard
Salary rise blocked for Frederick County officials
Maryland Attorney General clarifies that Frederick County Commissioners serving on the Roads Board cannot receive the additional 1200 annual salary during their current term. The ruling confirms continued payment of existing Chapter 644 expenses and Chapter 700 allowances alongside the new compensation.
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Frederick
General Assembly
Roads Board
Raade| Board
Reads
Frederick County
Maryland
Alaska
Hawaii
Pierto Rico
Sicilian tailor fashions Khrushchev wardrobe in Europe style
Angelo Litrico of Rome says he finished a complete wardrobe for Nikita Khrushchev including two suits two overcoats two pairs of shoes three belts and four silk ties. He notes items avoid red and align with European and American fashion, with pointed shoes wide brim hats and fantasy ties. The order, worth about $700, aims to dress the Soviet leader in modern attire.
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Rome
Nikita S
Ikarushcher
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Angelo Litrico
Vatans
Litrico
Khrushchev
Azo
Invited To See Jai Alai
Opponents of jai alai in Maryland have been invited to a meeting next Tuesday night to become acquainted with the fast Spanish game and Maryland backers. Auditoriums Inc received a license for a jai alai arena with pari mutuel betting at Jessups. Two suits threaten the establishment. a hearing is set for December 14.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Auditoriums, Inc
Anne Arundel County
Jessups
Cir
Olibur R. Dulin
Auditoriums ,Inc
Miami
State Commission
Florida
Fatally Injured Soldier In Md Truck Crash
24 year old Jonathan Peterson a soldier stationed at Ft Meade Md was fatally injured when his car rear ended a tractor trailer on US 40 about two miles north of here State Trooper James Paulus reported the crash occurred today Peterson was a resident of White Marsh Md.
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White Marsh
Jonathan Peterson
Ft. Meade
UG. S. 40
Here
James Paulus
Peterson
Teen-Age Party Opens In Chicago
The five day National H Club Congress attracts about 300 teens to Chicago ahead of its official start tomorrow. Delegates, many 10 to 20 years old, arrive early to preview the International Live Stock Exposition and join assemblies, luncheons, dinners, dances, and tours.
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Chicago
Removed Incompetent Man Declares Smith's Dismissal
The Senate Reorganization and Civil Service Committee aims to complete by next week an inquiry into Ray Smith of Frederick Maryland who resigned November 19 as Farmers Home Administration chief for Maryland and Delaware. Smith defends his action saying removing an incompetent aide was necessary and questions of ethics arise.
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Washington
Senate Rcival Service Committee
Ito
Ray ‘Smith
Frederick
Farmers Home
Maryland
Delaware
H. W. Brawley
Smith
Farmers Home Administration
Plane crash lands at Little America injures none
A Navy DC3 carrying Rear Adm. J. Dufek and scientists crash landed in soft snow near McMurdo. Pilots Cmdr Vernon Cooley and Cmdr Edward Wyszong wrestled to keep balance. no injuries reported as fire was fought and the plane slid to a stop. In Maryland dairy study, dairy farms shrink but increase milk output per farm, cows per herd rise, and the trend toward larger, more efficient herds is expected to continue.
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Little America
Antarctica
George ‘J. Dufek
McMurdo
Vernon iColey
Oakland
Calif
Edward Frankiewicz
Rutland
College Park
Vgaeiliural
Maryland
John W. Wyson
Jon
University of Maryland Department of, Agricultural Economies
Wysong
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel opens easing East Coast traffic
A new Baltimore Harbor Tunnel linking Fairfield and East Baltimore opened to traffic just after midnight. The $130 million project includes 21 twin-tube sections, carries two lanes per direction, and connects US 40 with southern highways toward Washington and Philadelphia. Governor McKeown led the dedication with 4,000 guests as traffic plans aimed to relieve city bottlenecks.
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Baltimore Harbor
Fairfield
East Baltimore
Washington
McKeidin
Philadelphia
State Roads Commission
Weapons Found In Or Ready For Cuba
U S customs agents seized a shipment hidden as lubricants containing machine guns carbines shotguns pistols and ammunition bound for Santiago Cuba The arms labeled Viva Castro were found on a cock awaiting loading on a freighter This was the second such seizure in 11 days with 31 men detained in Florida and a Ramiro Ramades named as sender Casually linked to Orieste Province Cuba during the period
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Santiago
Cuba
Castro
I Orieste
Floridays
C. C
Iamson
Beniamino Gigli Victim of Pneumonia
Renowned tenor Beniamino Gigli died at his home at age 67 from pneumonia after a two day illness following a cold fever and a past heart attack. He debuted in 1915 at Rovigo and succeeded Caruso at the Met in 1923, returning to New York for three farewell recitals in 1955.
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Beniamino Gigli
Enrico Caruso
New York
Metropolitan Opera
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Ideath
Redanan
Central Me
Rovigo
Italy
Enzo
Gisli
Caruso
Met
Manhattan
State 4-H Delegates Arrive In Chicago
Maryland sends 24 delegates to the National 4 H Club Congress arriving by night train from Baltimore in a group that includes Naomi Fuchs Anne Ploum David Brauning Jean Johannsen Shufler Millard Eiler Jr and Paul Stoll. More than 1300 4 H members from 48 states Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico attend the 36th annual congress which opens officially tomorrow and may extend through Friday.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Naomi Fuchs
Anne Ploum
Caroline County
David Brauning
Carrol County
Jean: Johannsen Shufler
Dorchester County
Millard Eiler Jr
Paul Stoll
Frederick County
States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
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