Licensing Of Bicycles Begins Aug 6 In Frederick
The Frederick city police announce annual bicycle licensing and inspection starts August 6 and runs through August 30. Last year 1,752 licenses were issued. this year’s license year runs September 1 to August 31, 1957. Licenses cost 25 cents and are issued at city parks with help from local Optimist clubs.
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Frederick City
Augusta
Frederick Optimist Club
Opti Mrs. Club
Staley Park
Monocacy Village
Rosedale Park
Market Street
Military Road
West Seventh
West Fourth Street
Rosemont Avenue
Market Atrest
Baker Park
Westbrook
West Patrick Street
North Market Street
Fourth and
Patrick
Brigadoon
South End Park
South Market Street
Third Steel Park
East Seventh
East Patrick Streets
East Patrick Street
East Sect
Maryland Avenue Fark
South Carroll Street
East South Street
East Street
Harmon Field
South Carroll’street
Lindeg Hills Park
McKeon Under Examination By Prosecutor
Parr is Island Rhode Island report: Marine S Sgt Matthew McKeon testifies at general court martial hearing about slapping recruits to maintain discipline in Platoon TI during a night march into a marsh. He says he intended no malice and that slaps were meant to show “We mean business.” Cross examination questionings reference conduct and discipline.
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S.srt
Matthew
McKeon
McKean
Lauder
Charles B. Sevier
Jacksonville
Worcester
Mass
Sevier
Platead
Kefauver Delegates Poised to Back Stevenson at Convention
Senator Estes Kefauver said most of his delegates will follow his recommendation and support Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic nomination. He stressed delegates are released and some may back Harriman, while Kefauver withdrew to back unity at Chicago convention.
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Estes Kefauver
Adlai FE
Stevenson
Nik Te Geman
New
Harriman
Kefauver
Health Dept Inspecting Thurmont Dump Site
A State Health Department engineer is to meet Thurmont officials to review requirements for a public dump on Eyler’s Valley road after the town considers a new disposal site. Local landowners fear hazards while the county officials stress the need for sanitary, compacted garbage coverage.
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State Department of Health
Thurmont
Exler’s Valley
Eyler's Valley Road
Health Department
Leonard Fogle
Forbes Burgess
Exler’s Valley Road
115th Units Move To Field In Pennsylvania Camp
The 115th Maryland National Guard Infantry Regiment moves to a field at Indiantown Gap for a three day bivouac as part of summer encampment. Other units of the 29th Infantry Division from Maryland and Virginia continue training in central areas of the military reservation about 20 miles from Harrisburg.
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Indiantown Gap
Vath National Guard Infantry Regiment
Maryland
29Dh Infantry Division
Virsinks
Harrisburg
Burma Presses China to Withdraw Red Troops Near Border
Burma seeks withdrawal of Chinese troops after incursions into about 1000 square miles. clashes reported with Burmese forces, with casualties possible. government says talks are in progress with Peiping to pull forces back to Chinese side. officials warn of regional security implications amid SEATO concerns raised by Garcia.
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Burma
China
Peiping
Chins
Foreign Office
Lashio
Ba Swe
Malila
Carlos P. Garcia
SEATO
Hay
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Garcia
Man Receives Five Year Term For License Fraud
Emanuel Jemmis on, 2, of Nowra, appealing a traffic court sentence in Baltimore. He faced nine fraud charges for false driver license applications. Judge Michael J. Manley upheld the five year term and added fines totaling 1 000.
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Baltimore
Emanuel Jemmison
Jemmison
Nowra
Michael J. Manley
Louisiana Democrats Open Up After Humiliating Earl Long
In New Orleans two Louisiana congressmen scored decisive wins in the Democratic primary. T. A. Thompson defeated Faubus backers in a district contest as Earl Long faced strong blows. Meanwhile in Arkansas Rep Otto Passman prevailed over favored rivals in a separate primary showing.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Earl Long
T. A. Thompson
Faubus East
Sith
Arkansas
Otto Passman
Britain and United States clash over Suez Canal control
British officials threaten to use force to keep the Suez Canal open if diplomacy fails. Dulles arrives in London for Big Three talks with Eden and Pineau as Britain, the United States, and France seek an international body to control the canal. Military forces in Britain and the Mediterranean stand ready amid Egypt's nationalization move by President Nasser.
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Britain
Suez Canal
Eden
London
Sra Dulles
Radas
Dulles
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Selwyn Lioyd
U. S
Robert Murphy
United States
Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Pineau
C. Douglas Dillon
Paris
Cyprus
Suez
Jamaica
Waxman
Sarflyer
Urania
Eagle
Malta
Bulwark
Ocean
Mediterranean
Qwck
Washington
Nasser
Eerpt
Mystery plant identified as Paulownia with many locals naming it
Residents identified a large plant growing from a house wall as Paulownia tomentosa. Dr. Edgar Tullis, a plant pathologist, confirmed the species, noting its growth habit, large leaves and purple spring blooms. Local callers cited the tree’s various common names and origins.
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Jovanens
Teside
West Church Street
West Church Tree
Fort Detrick
Tullis
Typhoon Wanda Impacts Okinawa Nor Florida Area No Injuries
Typhoon Wanda ripped between Okinawa and northern Formosa brushing island bases as it moves northwest into the South China Sea at 15 mph. Winds slackened to under 60 mph with no injuries reported as lines and power were damaged. Nearby notices mention a South Atlantic defense pact talks in Buenos Aires and a slight stock market uptick in New York.
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Mba
Okinawa
Wanda
Formosa
Faubus Wins Arkansas Democratic Primary Victory
Little Rock Arkansas Gov Faubus defeats four opponents in the Democratic primary. He took the lead early as returns came in and held it over Jeans Snoddy and others without a runoff. This marks his second statewide election upset in two years.
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Little Rock
Ark
Pdudts
Saikai Ceota
Term Todas
Arkansas
Ths
Ohm Jeans
Jim Snoddy
One Bridge May Open Next Week After Floods
One of three county bridges knocked out by flash floods ten days ago may be open to traffic by early next week. Footer work at Willow Dale on the Poole road connects with the old Middletown Jeff erson road. Two other bridges on Poffinberger road and St Marks road may not be ready until later. State roads crews report no major damage to state bridges or roads despite shoulder wash. Forecaster issued showers Wednesday with more rain likely Thursday. July ends with mild temperatures, a high around 80 and cool nights, 43 at the airport and 52 at the State Police barracks.
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Pelvciry
Willow Dale
Poole Road
Middletown-Jefferson
Poffinberger Road
St. Mark's Road
Middletown
Shafer
State Roads Commission
Egyptian Government Assets In U S Frozen
Treasury Department froze Egyptian government assets in U S banks and the Suez Canal Co assets amid the crisis. Exempting private funds, the order requires licensing of financial transactions by Exsptog, under WW II statutes still in force. The move mirrors a broader freeze in Britain.
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Washington
Faypt
U. S
Treasury Department
U.S
Snes Canal Co
Rept
Treasury
Exsptog
Cata
Britain
Five Day Forecast for Garrett County and Surrounding Regions
Five day outlook shows generally fair conditions with moderate temperatures on Thursday and Friday. Warmer weekend with scattered showers or thundershowers Friday night and Saturday. Cooler Monday with average highs near seasonal normals in the 80s and lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s across Maryland and Delaware.
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Garrett County
Maryland
Delaware
Fined and Jailed in Multi-Charge drunk driving case
The Trial Magistrate Court sentenced Charles A. Bartholow to 15 days in jail for driving on a revoked license and 10 days for reckless driving, to run consecutively, with a $50 fine for the lesser charge. He faces 30 more days if the $100 fine is unpaid. Edwain F. Nirkirk defended. State Trooper John F. Cartee testified. Five injured in the July 19 collision near New Market. Bartholow admitted driving the car. Bartholow may have sped before the crash. Magistrate Sheffield denounced him as uninsured and unsafe on the road. Sears, 49, of Baronaville, was found guilty of intoxication. He received the maximum penalty of $106 or 60 days in jail.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
New Market
Charles A. Bartholow
Everseen Point
John F. Cartee
Bartholow
Carl F. Shores
Shores
Edger J. Moore
Hagerstown
Moore
Edwain F. Nirkirk
Sheffield
Varrs
Sears
Bartonaville
Cny
William M. Boost Dy
Frederik
Frederick County
Sears Wan
Worst Of Jap Beetle Season Over
The beetle infestation is apparently over in the city and county residents report calls have dropped. Some shrubbery damage occurred, but spraying is keeping beetles under control. No major sugar corn damage. canning season opens at Jenkins Bros canning plants in Gaithersburg this week.
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Counee
Gaithersburg
Jenkins Bros. ‘Canners
Eisenhower backs Nixon as VP choice amid convention talk
President Eisenhower voiced satisfaction with Nixon as a running mate and said he would be delighted to have Nixon on any ticket. He declined to name a preferred alternate candidate such as Massachusetts Governor Christian Herter.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Aay
Christan A. Herter
Massachusetts
Harold E. Staessen
Eienhower-Winen Tebet
Eisenhower Says He Feels Good Yet Not As Well As Year Ago
President Eisenhower spoke at a jammed news conference saying he feels good but not as well as a year ago after his June emergency operation. He maintained he could serve another four years, noted Nixon remains acceptable for vice president, and discussed Suez, Congress, and his health.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Richard M. Nixon
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Herter
Suez
EPA
Suez Canal
U.S
Congress
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