Additional Court House Work Starts
Concrete floor replacement in Peoples Court basement begins to combat termite damage as part of a major county building improvement. Workers install new masonry walls and doors. plumbing rewiring and heating updates proceed with temporary offices and a planned conference room for commissioners.
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Court House
Aners
George B. Stupp
Peoples Court
Registry Board
Stupp
Walter J. Davis
Charles F. Murphy
Ly Ute
Athhe
Svery Rom
Fisher's
Ald
Treasuer
Accidents Rise in Tah Frederick Area in July
City police report July saw 24 vehicle accidents, up from 21 last year, bringing year to date to 216. There were 36 injuries and no deaths in the first seven months of 1958, with Friday the worst collision day and remaining incidents concentrated in daylight hours.
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Frederick
Eity Police Department
Richtern
Coll Sions
Princess Grace of Monaco to Expect Baby in February
The palace announces that Monace Princess Grace of Monaco will have a baby in February. Grace Kelly, formerly of Philadelphia, married Prince Rainier III of Monaco in a ceremony on April 16.
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Monte Carlo
Monace
Grace
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Philadelphia
Rainer 11
Front End Loader Driven by Two Frederick Youths
Two 11-year-olds reportedly took a front end loader owned by Frederick city and drove it around Hood College campus Tuesday evening. City officials were notified and police opened an investigation. No damage was reported to the vehicle and the engine remained hot but not believed permanently affected.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Hood College
C City
Mody
Operation Welcomme Mat Welcomes Frederick Visitors
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce heads an Operation Welcomme Mat to host an out of state family August 9. The plan involves hotel welcome at Francis Scott Key, greeting by city officials, a conducted tour of Frederick, and a Braddock Heights theater visit with transportation provided. Rain would delay the event by a week.
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Frederick
Francis Sea Key Hotel
John A. Derr
Chamber of Commerce
Donald B. Rice
McAuliffe
Clyde M. Raney Jr
Wen
Francis Scott Key
Dieaklas
Vsermeght Weir
Jayeed
Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
Roney Motor Company
Frederick Mater Company
Evered Cmpany
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Quests
Harriman Gains Ground In Democratic Presidential Contest
Supporters of Gov. Averell Harriman claim momentum in the Democratic race as Kefauver's withdrawal boosts Harriman's delegate numbers. An Associated Press survey shows Harriman nearing 450 delegates at the convention with Stevenson still leading in first ballot preferences. On the Republican side, Harold Stassen challenges Nixon for the GOP nomination, while Senate and House leaders denounce Stassen's anti Nixon push as irresponsible.
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Associated Praga
Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Associated Press
Venson
Harriman
Sean
Betes Kefarver
Tennessee
Chicago
Frank McKinney
New York
McKinney
Kefauver
Stenmacprieye
Yeason
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Vonne
Strassen
Washington
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Stassen
Eixenhower
GOP
Senate
House
Sen
Schoeppel Ryan
Rep. Simpson
R-Pai
Baltimore Navy Ship Constellation Faces Decay Rumors
The Constellation, oldest U S Navy frigate, remains at Fort McHenry area amid rotting hull and water intrusion. Plans to rebuild it as a national shrine face steel piling delays while repairs and berthing arrangements await final approval.
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Baltimore
Broadway
Constellation
Point Breese
Constellation Commission of Marsland
Freet Henry
Commission Save the
United States Navy
Old Tron
The
National Park
Daniel Ho Burkhardt
Chajenean
Ygreunm
Burkhardt
Newport
Boston
Marines Court Martial Hearings at Parris Island
The court martial of S. Ser. Matthew C. McKeon continues at Parris Island. Gen. Lewis B. Puller suggested relief or transfer as possible outcomes while defense argues marches into swamp areas were common for discipline. The case, tied to fatal training incidents, draws Congressional calls for full disclosure and Military Justice scrutiny.
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Parris
S.C. Pecrasty
Lewis B
Chesty) Puller
Marine Corps
Matthew
Marines
Randolph Vel. Patr
WeKeon
Parris Island
Todas
Blanding
McKeon
Yola Berman
Charles B. Sevier
Lewis D
Randolph McC. Pate
McKean
MeKean
Will Aarey
McKeant
Ribbon Creek
Sta
UWOM
Congress
Pate
Navy
Charles
Thomas
Cape
Paty
Prizes Awarded At Annual Amvet Fishing Contest
The eleventh annual Aprvets fishing party at Culler Lake drew over 500 children. Bobby Ray won the Frank L. Bentz sportsmanship award presented by Mayor John A. Derr. Younger anglers, including Younis Ray, excelled in casting and prize events. Local officials and Game and Inland Fish Commission members presided over prizes and demonstrations.
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Culler Lake
Frederick Amvets
Frank L. Bentz
Bobby Ray
West Patrick Street
John A. Derr
Yormany Tucker
Watkins
Albert M. Powell
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Apcl
Marvin Myaps
Upperco
Univers Agvil Tary
Assis Teeith Pregnarinss
Uriel Kline
Crafton Cost
Guy Ane Cy
United Fire Company
W. BP
Whipp
Bennie Leach
Rey Tlard
Patahom Casting Club
Angerstown
Justice Frees Jap Soldier In Tokyo
Tokyo reports say a Japanese former sergeant connected to wartime treason cases has been granted release after serving more than ten years in Sugamo Prison Tokyo. The decision follows U S Attorney George Tonhran Vast and officials from the Justice Department who argued to end the government’s attempt to prosecute the inmate and related figures.
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Laurence Ho Green
Anne
Amanager
Vilas
Taspatal
Washington
Sanerivan
Ereiatis
Tokso
Burton Co Thomas
George Tonhran Vast
Marshand
AssanaTraine
Justice Department
Los Thoensy
Parnie Boata
Baltimore
Snakes and Steel Contract Draws Mixed Attention
The report describes a chaotic scene with mentions of a large battlelike force and a snake sighting near a park. A New York based U S Steer Co spokesman discusses a new contract with United Steel as workers in Amonea react to the development.
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New York
U.S. Steer Co
Conan Eye
Ted
United Steel
Amonea
Stassen Accused by Senators Over Nixon Replacement Move
Washington Republicans charge Harold Stassen with irresponsible actions as he seeks to replace Nixon on the 1986 ticket with Gov. Christian Herter. Hansen begins a 30 day leave from the Eisenhower disarmament post, Stassen plans to open Herter headquarters, while Eisenhower praises Nixon and hints at possible running mates.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harold F. Stassen
Nixon
Sen. Scheeppel
R-Kan
Richard M. Simpson
Hansen
Eave
Eisenhower
Stassen
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Eisenhower- Herter
Schoeppel
Simpson
GOP
Jean
Hisenhower
Herter
San Francisco
Last Union Army Veteran Dies At 109
Albert Woolson longtime Union veteran of the Civil War died at age 109 in Duluth Minnesota. He was the last surviving member of the Grand Army of the Republic and lived to see the end of the worn years. Woolson passed away at St Luke's Hospital after a period of illness, with officials noting his advanced age as the main cause of death.
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Duluth Minn
Albert Woolson
Grand Army of the Republic
Dhammer
Wantisen
St. Lukes
Pas Nocors
Wage system is attacked at Maryland protest
More than 250 Maryland State Roads Commission employees protested the wage system alleging overtime pay was stripped by design when bonuses raised some wages but erased gains by labeling workers as supervisory. Speakers urged top officials to address the inequities and blamed the system rather than the new commission chairman in his short tenure.
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Baltimore i
State Roads Commission
SRC
Arnymics Inn Verentty
Charles DB. Harris
Maryland Classified
Harris
General Assembly
Robert Bonnell
Commission
Britain and France Move to Strengthen Suez Position
Britain and France ordered precautionary military measures as the United States prepared for talks on international control of the Suez Canal. Eden announced limited recalls of reservists and naval, army, and air force units to the Mediterranean while Britain urged an international conference involving Russia and Egypt to place the canal under shared control.
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London
Britain
France
United States
Eden
Gamal Abdet
Nasser
Heese
Mediterranean
Transport Ministry
House of Commons
U. S
State Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Russia
Egypt
Paris
Gamal Abdel ‘Nasser
Steemed
Commons
Western
Europe
Suez Canal
Toulon
Thera
Aantan
Jean Bart
Geroges Leygues
London Evening News
Sues Canal
Soviet Union
No Hot Weather Predicted For Several Days
Weather officials predicted no extreme heat in the coming days with sunny spells and mild temperatures. A Marine sergeant’s body was found this morning in Washington gutters, reportedly strangled, with his identity later confirmed.
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Phelps Thomas
Soreser
Washington
Gerald Ray
New York
Blacktop Test Pilot On Belmont Avenue Street
Belmont avenue between Culler and Magnolia avenues received a one inch layer of blacktop in a test to gauge durability for possible use in the city surface treatment program. City Engineer W Raymond Waller calls it a cost determination test and will monitor the two block section for performance while dust concerns from asphalt and chips are addressed. Minor prep work including tree clearing, storm drains by N W Etzler Co, and temporary water mains precede broader street improvements from South street to city limits.
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Belmont Avenue
Culler
Magnolia Avenues
W. Raymond Waller
Jefferson Street
South Street
N. W. Etzler Company
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St. Joseph's Hospital
State Veath Department
Leonard F. Cushing
Boston Naval Yard
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Locust Point
Ft Mc Henry Naval Reserve
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Ardmore
Autocar Co
Iamvets
Younis Ray
Amvets
Darlene Fogle
West South Street
Lee Brandenburg
Yellow Springs
H. S.reet
Thomas Brooks
South Market Street
Mike
Los
Justice Frees
Tokyo
Star Drop
Barton
Psa
Barten
Senators
Ellome
White House
Eisener
Renha
Pote A
Nem.idition
Taylor
Indiantown Gap
Paso
Sairginia
Mepechon Lagi
Army
Maxwell Bo Pasder
Jat
Natonal Guard
Ineweek
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Potomac
Reroxsile
Frederick Vanollen
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