Judges Named For Model Planes Meet
Judges selected for the first annual model airplane contest at Frederick Municipal Airport next Sunday under Exchange Club sponsorship. Contest director LaVerne Brendle announced Lt. Commander Glenn Michel USN Lt. Commander William Flemning USMA and Major John Burton USAF will judge beauty and free flight. Ralph Biddle of Neshaninny Pa will direct the event with his daughter Karen entering. Baltimore officials Freddie Stroh Speed Morgan Max Ripken Larry Durham George Austermann will also officiate.
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Frederick
Exchange Club
LaVerne Brendle
Glenn Michel
USN
William Flemning
USMA
John Burton
USAF
Ralph Biddle
Neshaninny
Biddle
Karen
Max Ripken
Larry Durham
George Austermann
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Freddie Stroh
Baltimore
Indianapolis Speedway
Model Planes
Senators Beat Tigers Behind Sievers Two Homers
Yesterday's stars included Roy Sievers of the Washington Senators smashing two home runs and driving in five as the Senators beat Detroit 11 to 6. Pete Vosey of the Brooklyn Dodgers earned his first major league win after retiring three batters in a row in the 13th inning following Hank Aaron's leadoff triple against the Milwaukee Braves.
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Associated Press
Roy Sievers
Washington Senators
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Pete Vosey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Counties clash at McCurdy Field Thursday night
Creagerstown and Ijamsville meet at McCurdy Field in a charity style contest to showcase county league strength. The game features Ladies Night with free admission for women and free access for Little League and Babe Ruth players. City officials highlight field improvements and seek a caretaker plan as part of ongoing upgrades.
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Creagerstown
Tjamsville
Maryland
McCurdy Field
Babe Ruth
Frederick
Ijamsville
Shaughnessy
Charles E. Moylan
Yiamsville
William B. Burall
Maryland State League
Burall
Derr
Moylan
Ijamsville Nine
Army Engineer To Head TVA
President Eisenhower selects Brig. Gen. Herbert D. Vogel to head the Tennessee Valley Authority with a term to 1963. Vogel, chief of Army Engineers Southwest Division, has no political affiliations and holds multiple engineering posts. The nomination follows Clapp’s departure and requires Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Aut
Eisenhower
Herbert D. Vogel
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Vogel
White House
Senate
Army Engineers Southwest Division
Dallas
Tex
Engineers For
Gordon R. Clapp
Clapp
Congress
Truman
Frederick All-Stars Win Local Little League Title
Frederick All-Stars defeated Westminster 8 to 4 in a Western Maryland Little League game. Ramsburg earned the win with a homer in the fifth, while Keefer took the loss. Westminster rallied with four runs in the second, but Frederick answered with timely runs aided by defensive miscues.
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Westminster
Frederick All-Stars
Carroll Countians
Frederick
Hagerstown National All-Stars
Robert Staley Memorial
Carrol County
Fryman
Watkins
Dale Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Ray
Westminster Abrho AE Bayline
Sharkey
Bloom
Keefer
Lee
Pers Gross
Shepherd
Shaeffer
zMack
Frederick Abrhore Wenzel
Thomas
Rhoderick
Brandenburg, Cf
Moss. c
Kreissig
Champlin, Rr
Young
xHit
Gross
Champlin-Rhoderick
Rhoderick-Young-Kreissig
Moss
Bayline
Shhaeffer
Marman
Clem, Vodnecker
Markouiteh
R. R. Gutekunst
Vote This Week On Wage Adjustment at Studebaker
SOUTH BEND Ind Aug 21 Officials of the Studebaker Corp local of the CIO UAW announce members will vote later this week on a wage adjustment proposal that would reduce basic pay by 20 percent Walter Reuther is expected to address the local and the union says the cut would still leave Studebaker workers with the highest wages in the industry The basic pay is now 16172 an hour.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corp
Cio-United Automobile Workers
Louis Horvath
Walter Reuther
Cio-Uaw
Horvath
General Motors
Ford
Studebaker
Peace Reigns First Time In Eight Years In Viet Nam
In central and northern Viet Nam and all Cambodia cease-fire largely held for a full day with no military engagements. Laos and southern Viet Nam show reduced activity as Aug 11 cease-fire dates approach. Viet Nam premier Ngo Dinh Diem arrives in Hanoi to study evacuation plans for anti Communist Vietnamese.
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Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Laos
Auc 6
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hanoi
Turley Back In Form As Orioles and Dodgers Win
Brooklyn tops Milwaukee 2 1 in 13 innings on Billy Cox sac fly. Duke Snider and Gil Hodges sing the hits. Pete Vosey notches first major league win. In Baltimore, Turley dominates Athletics 10 2 for his eighth victory as Roy Sievers drives in five with two homers in a 11 0 Senators surge.
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Brooklyn
Billy Cox
Milwaukee
Dodgers
New York Giants
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Sandy Amores
Cox
Hank Aaron
Snider
Pete Vosey
del Crandal
Turley
Bob Turley
Philadelphia Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Ilyers
Roy Sievers
Washington
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Sievers
29th Infantry Sleeps In Pup Tents At Camp
INDIANTOWN GAP Pa Aug 2 Infantry elements of the 29th Infantry Division slept in pup tents at this large Army base in Central Pennsylvania after a day of field maneuvers. The division includes units from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia as they practiced camouflage and maneuvers echoing actual combat. Artillery from Virginia and Maryland fired on ranges while trucks and troops hid from air observation. Tomorrow the 224th Field Artillery Battalion will join the infantry in the field and Thursday morning every field gun in the division will roar in unison toward a single target.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virgina
224Th Field Artillery Battalion
Haymes Ordered Deported Again In Hawaii Escape Case
Los Angeles August 2 crooner Dick Haymes was ordered deported for a second time by special hearing officer Ralph Farh after a reopened case. Haymes and his lawyers argued entrapment by landon and questioned warning notices before a Hawaii trip with Rita Hayworth. The government says Haymes, an Argentine native, voided citizenship by re entering without permission and thereby lost residency rights. Haymes has 10 days to appeal the order.
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Los Angeles
Dick Haymes
Ralph Farh
Immigration Service
Farh
Haymes
Board of Immigration Appeals
Washington
United States
Hawaii
Rita Hayworth
Farb
Tde Guus
Hawai
Fights Last Night Brooklyn Patterson Beats Marri son
Brooklyn boxer Patterson stopped Tommy Marrison in New York while Frankie Fernandez outpointed Livio Minelli in Honolulu. In Camp Gordon Georgia Pvt Charles V Shultz of Frederick Route 2 Maryland graduates from the pole line construction course at the Southeastern Signal School.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Floyd Patterson
Tommy Marrison
Los Angeles
New York
Frankie Fernandez
Honolulu
Livio Minelli
Italy
Camp Gordon
Charles V. Shultz
Frederick
Route 2
Southeastern Signal School
Austin C. Shultz
Court News Roster of Marriages and Property Transfers
Court records list multiple marriage licenses including Clarence S. Mohn and Hilda E. Mohn of Waynesboro and Walter A. Cox Jr. with Emma J. Lucas among others, plus numerous divorcees and residencies across Virginia and Maryland. Property deeds show several transfers to spouses with nominal sums, detailing various county records and grantors and grantees.
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Court News
Clarence S. Mohn
Hilda E. Mohn
Waynesboro
Walter A. Cox Jr
Purcellville
Emma J. Lucas
Hamilton
Raymond Michael Stull Jr
Betty Lee Michael
Thurmont
Ray H. Finlayson
Rochester
N. Y
Sylvia Peterson
San Francisco
Cal
Robert Duane Garrison
Baltimore
Harriet Ennis Hanners
Stockton
Harry RB. Dubel
Hagerstown
Opal Montgomery Phillips
Fanny Maters
W. Va
Harold Kenneth Gouker
Middletown
Evelyn K. Ingram
Gilbert Hall
Catherine ¥. Goss
Millard E. Barthlow
Charles H. Poole
M. Robert Ritchie Jr
Wiliam H. Baldwin
Wale
Property Transfers Note to Several Couples and $10 County
Property transfers mention Joseph Pardersky and wife, Herbert W. Ross and wife, Charles W. C. Melveny and wife, Avery L. Chatman and wife, and William H. Shoemaker and wife. A $10 county reference appears with the transfer details.
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Joseph
Not enough context for a headline
The quote recalls teaching a pitcher to be ready to field and noting he improved after slow fielding of bunts. It highlights a coach’s assessment of the player’s initial misplays and rapid adjustment.
Stamford boy stars in rising Babe Ruth League push
Roundup by Jack Hand highlights Andy Wasil Jr of Stamford Conn a 15 year old pitching ace who has already won three national baseball titles and aims for a fourth as the Babe Ruth League expands nationwide The teen prodigy who began in Little League at 12 could pursue pro ball or college after high school amid scouts expectations and his father's guidance
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Jack Hand
Gayle Talbot
New York
America
Stamford
Wasi
Connecticut
New England
Department Reticent on Biological Warfare
The American Chemical Society notes in Chemical and Engineering News that Defense Department reticence on BW hampers civil defense planning and public understanding. The article urges more public information about BW to separate fact from fiction and aid recruitment of scientists, citing Gen Creasy's relaxed restrictions as a positive step. It also mentions home economists estimating coffee costs and a young phenom’s father analyzing games.
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Washington
Defense Department
American Chemical Society
Chemical and Engineering News
Te Magazine
The
Chemical Society Weekly
Army Chemical Corps
Chemical Society
William M. Creasy
Chemical Corps
Department of Defense
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Minoso
Chicago
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Jensen
Boston
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R. R. Little League
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Chicago Daily News Today
Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
Frank Lane
Peace
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Robert Barrick
David Whittington
Eugene Wemple
William White
Bud Larkin
Max Baer
Wayne Larkin
Robert Trout
Frank Williams
Jesse Bell
Heidi Brendle
Thomas Brendle
Ike Brendle
Jean Rhian
Philadelphia
Gray Dixon
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Courtney
Detroit
Stone
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29Th Infantry
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