State Proposes Large Land Purchases for Fort Frederick Area
The plan would allocate funds for park land expansion and science facility improvements across multiple counties. The budget includes $250,000 for 40 acres and $6,000 for improvements at a Salisbury science building plus $13,345,800 for construction and facilities at state colleges. The governor also proposes $6,391,000 for University of Maryland capital needs and expansion of teacher training sites statewide.
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Salisbury
Beach
Te Pressen
New Germany
Garrett
Seneca Creek Montgomery
Budget State Nursery
Annie Arundell
Washington Monument
Wash
Hion Las
Patapsco
Maltimore
Howard
Carroll
Anne Arundel
Tuckahoe Lake
Carollie
Linstrick
Ing
Department of Home
University of Maryland Economics
Maryland State
Princesa Anne
Frostburg
Tayson
Jegislatue
Canpin
Hillimose
Assembly To Get Proposed Changes In Election Laws
A report details proposed changes to election laws including primary repeal, campaign finance, and filing costs. Legislators weigh refunds for filings and reporting requirements while noting potential support from smaller counties and metropolitan areas. The discussion covers reapportionment, list consolidation, and duties of treasurers and secretaries of state.
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Assembly
Supreme Court
Cardin
Doub- Royce W
Congress
Ifo
Pic
New State's Attorney Faces Busy Term With Past Cases
The article outlines the workload handled by the new state's attorney, detailing a record 2,327 criminal trials, 217 criminal appeals, and numerous other proceedings. It lists cases from Chambersburg to Maryland, with 62 domestic relations matters, 39 awaiting sentencing, 245 non support complaints, 23 bench warrants, and 5 indictments in custody, reflecting a demanding upcoming term.
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Bowne
Onal Catharny Brown
Appletree Disief
Sorgen Wlames
Rials
Phine
Evtett
Ranceh
Minnie “Smtt
James Micha Sin
Hospital Release Rushes Through December List of Names
A compiled hospital release column lists numerous individuals by name and residence, including Paul Robert Cooke of Missouri and Mary Cures of Baltimore, with scattered references to towns like Smithsburg and Berkeley Springs. The fragmentary OCR shows many personal entries, spouses, and family mentions, pointing to a community-wide discharge notice style item.
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Paul Robert Cooke
Mary Cures
We Brinklin
Mita Lucite “Guvall
Baltimore
Harey
Clinton Gordon
Cypress
D Georgy Alfred Kertter
Smithsburg
Sarina Baslina Myers
Mala Ang
Delores Sweeney
Sayier Ave
Holly Jane Delavier
Daughtae
Catora Eckstine
City
Sue Jordon & Son
Denais Atcha
Stephen Wal
Jo Karcher
Rick Kellys
Esirphay
Me Lang
Wiratnslavas Gerot
Kiather Atergere
Newcomer
Wimapork
Eas Anna
Mae Ni
Board Of Three Jurists To Probe Newspaper Strike
A panel of three judges in New York will investigate the nine day shutdown of major city newspapers. The Publishers Association says a strike against one paper could affect all, while unions push for a contract and agency shop terms. Public interest and transparency drive the inquiry as talks stall.
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New York
American News
Ion
Whetter Us Cor Guild
Siven
Vong
Ninelide Press & News
Sun
Teamsters
Vitla
Nelson A. Rockefetter
Robert F. Wagner
Thelfar
Cou
Uney
Department of the Press
Ward
Harold TR
Medina
Tool
Court of Appeals
Joseph
Publishers Association of O’grady
New York City
Criminal Court
David W
Peck
Ing
Wirtz
Rockefelter
Wagner
Internaional Typographical Union
Lth
New Yorker
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Press & News
Standard
Card Corporation
Jsters Union
Thelself
Hohla Ely
The
Cleveland News Nine
Harold J. Medina
U.S. Canel
Appeals
Joseph O'Grady
Prayer for Guidance and Trust in God
A Portland Oregon minister offers a prayer asking God to send the Spirit into hearts, to replace anxiety with trust, and to guide discipleship toward obedience and freedom through Christ. The prayer invokes Jesus as model and asks for strength to follow Thy will.
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God
Paul S. Weight
Portland, Ore
First Presbyterian
Buyer sought for college student’s pet lion cub Stella
In Birmingham Alabama AP report Bob Henderson a 20 year old college student seeks a buyer for his four month old pet lion cub Stella The boy explains he has no time to care for the animal and lists the cub among pets for sale in the Birmingham News Sunday Also in Jordan over 2000 Christian Arabs crossed into the Jordanian sector of Jerusalem to celebrate Greek Orthodox Christmas with relatives.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bob Henderson
Birmingham News
Henderson
Stella
Jerusalem
Jordan
Ysrael
British Jet Raid Denied By Officials And NORAD Claims
A British air exercise allegedly involving Delta wing Vulcans and a planned nuclear strike is denied by NORAD officials in Denver who say the reports are nonsense. The Herald cited decoy radar signals to suggest British forces bypassed U.S. defenses. The London press connected the drill to Britain’s deterrent force before Polaris, with multiple papers claiming targets included Los Angeles Chicago and New York.
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Rade
Britain
Daily Express
Sketch
Tels
Graph
Herald
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
The
the Express
Air Ministry
London
Denver
Far Dawson
North Ameriican Defense Command
NORAE
Iran
Old Home Can Be Good Buy Says Realtor
Samuel Cohen, president of the Hagerstown Board of Realtors, argues older homes can cost more upfront but save money long term. Benefits include more space, extras, and established neighborhoods, while remodeling may be needed if the property lacks buyers' features.
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Oider
Samuel Cohen
Hagerstown Board of Realtors
Oday
Gohen
Cohen
Local Deaths Continued Details and Funeral Plans
Mrs Anna Nora House dies Friday at Washington County Hospital survived by sister Beulah Lizer. Funeral service set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Rest Haven Funeral Chapel officiated by Rev Dr DeWitt Miller, burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Monday evening and from 7 to ? for viewing.
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Rest Haven Funeral
DeWitt
Miller
Rest Haven Cemetery
Anna Nora House
Washington County Hospital
Beulah Lizer
Area Deaths Oscar D. Kline husband of Blanche Altman Kline
Oscar David Kline died Sunday afternoon at 4 15 p m at his home 214 Fifth St Frederick Maryland after a lengthy illness of complications He was 69 years old He was a son of the late David C and Mary Ellen Able Kline and was the last of his immediate family Surviving in addition to his wife are several nephews For years he was employed at the Frederick Iron and Steel Co The body lies at Roberts Daily and Son Funeral Home Frederick where friends may call at 7 p m Monday Funeral services will be conducted at the funeral home Wednesday at 12 a m Burial will be in Rocky Springs Cemetery In lieu of flowers the family requests that contributions be made to the Cancer fund
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Frederick Edward Edwin Hall
Frederick
Vic
Frederick County
Samuel
Alice Sheets Hall
Emma Virginia
Hall
Edward’. Mall
George B. Hall
Hannah Castle
Albert W
Mall
Henry L. Hail
Ijamsville
Robert E. Dailey and Son
N. Market St
Carrol J. Boyer
The
Good Shepherd
So 4Thern Church
Mt. Olivet
Berkeley Springs
Hamil Spiker
W.va
War Memorial Hospital
Berkeleya
W. Va
Potomac Light & Power Co
Fente
Sandy Hook
Tate Sadie Wax
Lucille C & O
Murphy
Noel Waugh
Yolas Brushwick
Spiker
Hagerstown
Frank
Robert Spickler
Hamil G. Spiker
Countess Bluffs
Towa
Maryland
Ivy DeShong
Walter N. Harris
Serve Spiers
Langley Step- Grandchildren
Field
Discoysly
Herkeleylered
Canal
Springs
John William
Nannie May Carver Newcome
First, Baptist Church
Mary Seabright
Mamie Locke
Kearnstown
George W. Ard
Elmer F. Newcome
Maine
Brown Funeral Home
John Robert Stiff
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
Oscar David Klins
Blanche Altman Kline
Fifth St. Frederick
David C
Mary Ellen Able Kline
Lare
Frederick Ironland Steel Co
Roberts, Dailey and Son
Hucal
Rocky Springs
Cancer Fund
Situation in Congo Improves Amid Turmoil and UN Aid
Reports indicate a stabilizing trend in Katanga as Tshombe’s forces falter and UN pressure mounts. Battles near Kolwezi threaten electricity supplies while Mekambo hosts about 500 disorganized Katanga troops. Bunche visits Elisabethville with Gardiner and Guebre to reinforce UN Congo command as heavy equipment delivery stalls.
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Foge
Dipamats
Kolwezi
Katanga
Tehombe
Adrian Porter
Mekambo
Porter
Godefroid Munongo
Tshombe
Mokamba
Bunche
Elisabethville
Leopoldville
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Ghana
U.N
Kebbede Jguebre
Ethiopia
Congo
Man Put Out Five Times Then Arrested
A fight at Friendly Bar 231 W Franklin St left a man seriously injured Saturday night. Eugene Knode 47 of 10 Georgia Ave was admitted to Washington County Hospital after being kicked. Officers Mowen and Barr took two men for possible ID. Melvin McCamney 25 W Franklin St shouted and cursed. arrested for disorderly conduct.
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DOFD
Friendly Bar
W. Franklin St
Alternon Eugene Knode
Georgia Ave
Washington County
Mowen
C. Barr
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Julia Grace Ambrose
Avid Gihey
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Butler
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Serhien Bord Clelland
Sondre
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Board of Three Jurists
David W. Peck
State Supreme Court
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Hone Wright Gibson
Regent
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Es Carpal
Bellone
Beltone Hearing Center
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Hagerstown - Washington
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Potomac Edison
Hancock
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