Six Year Maryland Highway Plan Wins Senate Back
The Maryland six year highway plan receives Senate support amid GOP critique of the transportation director. Republicans urge funding and structural changes as commissioners defend plans for next year’s $500 million program, with calls to raise gasoline and title taxes to finance road work.
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Maryland
Senate
GOP
George Bowen
Annapolis
Winship Whealley Jr
D-Prince
Comptrosston
Carr
Joby B.ivill
Funk
Macyland
Wheatley
Senate Commission
Altensas
Wannen
Buscher
Jed
Less Analysis More Strain New U S Role With France
Washington weighs U S policy toward France as De Gaulle pushes Red China recognition and UN membership while Washington seeks to contain China’s influence. State Department cautions allied capitals against widening the split and urges unity in the U N body amid mounting transatlantic strains.
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U. S
France
Washington
China
Charles del the Whitetone
State de Gayle
Paris
U.S
U.N
Tealth Organization
Republic of China
Lantic Treaty Organization
General Assembly
Red
Allil Department
de Gaulle
Tutoring Program Described To Local NAACP Branch
The Mood College students described a tutoring program to the Waynesboro NAACP branch aiding about 40 Frederick County high school dropouts. Tutors work at Hood College and Frederick High School, with efforts expanding to community tutoring. The program emphasizes friendship and encouragement, despite some setbacks and mixed teacher reactions.
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NAACP
Cranges
Frederick
Wagerstown
Mood College
Frederick Naact
Bite
Hood College
Frederick High School
Pat Zepp
Bel Air
Ge ‘Nady
Wilhle
Prayer and a Death in Moscow Lead News Note
Prayer today laments pride and worldly value focus, asking for forgiveness and renewal. In a Moscow update, Prof. Nikolicievich Petrov, a senior carrier research specialist of the Soviet Union, is reported to have died at Lenin Stadium.
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Dies Moscow
Nikoicievich Petrov
Soviet Union
Lenin Sarad
Newsman Tells Of Need For Communication
George O. Tash Daily Mail editor addressed the Kiwaits Club of Frederick on the vital role of communication in society. He argued newspapers reflect human concerns, connect local and world events, and bear responsibility in informing civic life and progress.
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Kiwaits Club
Frederick
George O. Tash
Daily Mail
Brodies
Rash
Modern Cowboy Uses Slingshot in Ranch Work
Wheatland Wyoming report describes Bob Lukens selling slingshots by the hundreds to stockmen and cowboys used to flush cattle and horses from brush and to subdue rattlesnakes with tranquilizing darts or to herd livestock.
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Wheatland
Wyo
APJ
Bob Lukens
Lukens
Williamsport Girl Chosen Symbol Of Easter Seals Hope
Rose Marie Wewlin of Williamsport, seven, has been named Master Seal Child of the Frederick Easter Seal Treatment Center representing Washington County for her progress since starting therapy. The addressed article notes her growth from wheelchair to standing, her therapy at the Cerebral Palsy Center, and community support as her family and church community rally behind her goals. Funeral notices and other unrelated items appear on page 3.
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Rose Marie Wewlin
Frederick Easter Seal
Washington County
Rose Maris
Martinsburg
Edward Cecil Tederick
George EB
Lillie O
Rose Marie
Russler Tederick
Basler Seals
St. John's Lutheran Church
Washingtons
Dickie Woolen
Olea
D. Newlin
Williamsport
Hutale
Mel
Pearl M. Frederick
Martins
Bucg
Edward C, Jr
North Street
Thej Air Force
Clovis
Bay
Easter Seal Society
Lsmond C
Garry C
Doug
Offlas C
Vearl Brown
Genter
Frederick
Stasemont
Coffman
United Fundress
Local Deaths Continued On Page 20
Obituaries list several Hagerstown residents with services planned Friday and burial at Mountain View Cemetery Ringold. J Franklin Neibert of Waynesboro died Tuesday at Lir Waynesboro Hospital after three years ill. he was a dairyman and farmer, and a Christian Church member. Survived by wife Blanche and many children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 10 am from Page Funeral Home Waynesboro, with burial Green Hill Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 4 to 9 pm.
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Clarence Gardat
Maretin Gordon
Hagerstown
A. K. Coffman
Charles Barnhart
Mountain View Cemetery
Ringold
Friends
J. Franklin Neibert
Third St
Wayneshora
Lir
Waynesboro Hospital
Joseph E
Alice Horine Neihert
Tie
Christian Church
Laigerstown
Blanche Disurt Neihert
Wilbur T
Waynesboro
Mary Steffey
Ats
Hazel E
Florence J. Koffman
Mildred P. Philpsen
Asiland
NLS
Brive L
Warren
Hare York
G . Welling
Waro
Dr Scholl to Lead Lenten Service at St Pauls Tonight
Dr Richavi T Schaal a minister of Charles Town Methods Church will be guest minister at St Pauls Methodist Church for the Lenten service tonight at 7 30. He was born in Lancaster PA and educated at Hetchl Academy Witmore Ky Asbury College American University Drew University and American University again. He has served as Navy Chaplain and exchange minister under the World Methodist Council before leading Charles Town churches.
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Richavi T. Schaal
Charles Town Methods Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Lancaster
Scholl
Hethel Academy
Witmore
Ete
American University
Annapolis
Baltimore
Charles Town
Hoffman To Fight For Bill About Holidays
Del. Iohn Hoffman reports progress on a bill to grant state employees a paid holiday when national holidays fall on weekdays. The measure, introduced by Hoffman and House sponsors, would affect work and leave policies. The 同 bill on horse racing conflict of interest, vetoed last year by Gov. Tawes, was reintroduced and passed the House by 111-15.
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Del
Iohn Hoffman
Foyer Housel
Hoffman
Millard Tawes
House of Delegates
Maj Gen Bond to Speak at Morris Frock Banquet
Maj Gen Van H Bond, commanding XXI Army Corps and Indiantown Gap, will be guest speaker at the Morris Frock American Legion post 45th anniversary banquet on March 14 at the Post Home. Bond, a 1931 West Point graduate, has a long Army career including World War II service in North Africa and Sicily and recent tours with Army Pacific and the Army Reserve Joint Mobility.
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van H. Bond
XXI U.S. Army Corpe
Indiantown Gap
Néac
Annville
Morris Frock American Legion
Morris Frack Post
Northern Ave
Bond
Army
XXI Army Corps
Joint Military’ Assistance Advisory Group
Korea
Gardner, Tenn
U.S. Military Academy
Department of the Army
Washington
Uo United States Fret
8Th Infantry
1St Infantry
Fort Riley
Kansas
Nommandy
Elbe River
U.S. Army Pacific
Army Reserve Joint Mawaiian Defense
Fort Shaffer
Hawaii
North African
Sicily
Headquar
39Th Infantry
McPherson
Two Sentenced For Carrying Hidden Weapons
A city court sentenced Robert Lee Lapole age 20 of 54 Madison Ave to 90 days in jail for carrying a concealed weapon and Sean Diya age 20 with no address listed to 20 days for carrying a butcher knife in his coat pocket. Det. Paul Mentzer arrested Diya. Magistrate Rob ert Kuczynski presided.
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Robert Kuczynski
Morchng
Robert Lee Lapole
Madison Ave
Sean Diya
Paul Mentzer
Police Find Color TV Set On Sidewalk
Police recovered a color television set found on a city sidewalk during an investigation at 41 Salters Ave related to a burglary. Neighbors reported activity at Clayton L. Valentine’s home, currently in hospital, with a person seen carrying a box from the residence. The box is believed to contain the TV and the item was left on the curb. authorities hold the set at headquarters for Valentine to claim upon discharge.
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Investi
Valentine
Youth Held For Jury On Three Charges
Ronall Lee Sacks age 19 of 70 Nadiron Aye was held for the grand jury on two counts of breaking and entering and one count of larceny. Magistrate Robert Kue Ayn set bond at $1,000. Police testified Sacks confessed to breaking into the Recreation Center at 34 W Washington St and stealing a cigarette machine and cigarettes. He also admitted breaking into the I Confectionery on W Washington St.
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Ronall Lee Sacks
Nadiron
Robert Kueayn
Sion
Sacks
Washington St
Young Demos Plan Home Rule Meeting Attend Five Reps
Young Democrats vote to send five representatives to a home rule meeting at Tortuga restaurant on Thursday March. In other business the group finalized plans for the annual Jefferson Jackson Day Banquet on April 4 in Franklin Corner. Officials elected include Chairman Harry Fudenaar, deputy committee Tillie Winders, Pat Keil, Catherine Brown, Tila Lavias, Meard, Richard Cass. Arrangements chief Weartra Rij Peony and Program Committee head Charles Birhetherses. A prominent speaker for the banquet is awaited.
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Iastaight
Young Democrats Club
Tortuga Reatantuat
Janee
Franklin Corner
Canal or Rail Splits Reveal Old Canal Routes
In a Pennsylvania note the aging canal lines were severed into sections for easier transfer to distant districts on the Portane Railroad. The piece asserts the power of the people as the newspaper frames the change.
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Bnalsi
Sed
Pennsylvania
Portane
Liberty
Snow and Thunderstorms Sweep Across Nation
A fast moving snow storm from the southern Brekier swept across Milwaukee and nearby areas with thunderstorms and rain. The system dumped up to a foot of snow in parts of the Southwest and spread into Nebraska, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and central eastern Upper Michigan. Heavy snow warnings were issued for central areas while thunderstorms moved east from Texas and Oklahoma into Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama and Mississippi. Freezing rain affected parts of the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes as colder air arrived. many places saw temperatures in the 20s. Record highs for March were noted in Daytona Beach and Buffalo.
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Texas
Atlantic
Parl
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Upper Kirchigan
Weather Bureaut
Oklahoma
Arkanaa
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Jeaver
Daytona Beach
Buffalo
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Jenus
Lance Webl
Calunttus
North Draadway Methodist Church
Home Federal Savings & Loan
Merth Patemac St
Sheriff’s Posse
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Constellation
Genoa
Nev
Mindon
British Isles
Queen Elizabeth
Vic Miller Travel Agency
Summit Ave
Charles Price
Joseph Grant
Coffman Howe
Mr. Grant
Hager Walet
Grant
Broadfording
Lynchburg
Richmond
Winchester
David Srant
Sara Grove
Harrisonburg
B. Rescue Hose Co
Greencastle
E. Balto
Dr. Scholl
St. Paul’s
Bill
Morris Frock
Mai, Gen, van H, Bond
Young Demos
Nation
Wik
Associated Press
Footers Cleaners
Long Meadow
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