Test Blasts In Mid Pacific Being Planned
The Atomic Energy Commission plans a new series of test blasts at the Marshall Islands proving grounds to advance hydrogen bomb research after successful Nevada tests. The agency hints at enlarging Bikini End tiden tests and notes a third nuclear powered submarine is under design with speeds above 20 knots using an atomic steam system.
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Atomic Energy Commission
mid-Pacific Proving Grounds
Marshall Islands
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Nevada
Mainland Proving Ground
Eniweek
Bikini Atolls
Marshall Island
Pacific
United States
AEC
Pacific Proving Grounds
Bikini Atoll
Endwetok
Navy
Congressional
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Groton
Conn
Knolls
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Argonne National Laboratory
Red Cross Plans Messages From Korea For POW Families
Frederick County Red Cross chair Charles V. Mann announced arrangements to send radiograms, phone calls, phonograph records, and pictures to families of POWs believed to be released in Korea. Pictures will be taken after Panmunjon and flown to Red Cross headquarters. Hospitalized returnees go to Tokyo for four minute home calls. Red Cross will provide recreation, relief bags, writing materials, and cigarettes aboard ships and in Tokyo, with staff aiding families and informing them of global events since imprisonment. Lost air forces report 1000 planes behind enemy lines in Korea, 26 fewer than Red planes.
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Korea
Charles V. Mann
Hed Cross
Sard
Panmunjon
Total Red Cross
Inchon
Maasan
Tokyo
Japan
Red Cross
Shup
Bails
Main
R. C
Soldier floats to safety in river medical float
In Korea, July 4, members of the 38th Infantry Regiment floated a wounded soldier down a stream to avoid rough jeep travel. Edward Miller of Hagerstown Maryland piloted the improvised “float ambulance” and a waterproof bandaged chest, resting on an inflated mattress, rowed a quarter mile to a litter jeep for helicopter transport to a hospital.
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Korea
38Th Infantry Regiment
Edward 2. Miller
Hagerstown
Miller
Chesapeake Bay Bridge marks first birthday of toll era
Annapolis July 30 The Chesapeake Bay Bridge celebrated its first year of operation drawing 1,896,826 vehicles and collecting 3,674,621 in tolls. Official estimates of traffic and revenue fell short of actuals, with daily averages 5,197 vehicles and 10,067 dollars. One fatal accident occurred and two personal crises were reported as the toll-facility network links with Susquehanna and Potomac bridges and a future Baltimore harbor tunnel.
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Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Maryland
Louis 3. O'Donnell
Susquehanna
Potomac River
Chesapeake
O’ Donnell
Baltimore Harbor
O'Donnell
Avery W. Hall
State Roads Commission
George W. Phillips
Frank T. Stephenson
Rhodesdale
Dorchester County
Stephenson
Mabel Adams
Cambridge
Moon Is Blue Banned in Maryland by Censors
Maryland film censors banned The Moon Is Blue calling it indecent and immoral. An appeal has been filed by distributor United Artists Corp. The board will reexamine the case on August 12 as the film awaits a planned Braddock Heights limited run and previous theater screenings.
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Maryland
Marland Board of Motion Picture Censors
Sydney R. Traub
Ohio
Virginia
Kansas
Traub
New York
Pennsylvania
Ocean City
United Artists Corp
State Board
Ford
Braddock Heights
Fredenck
Washington
COPTER KILLS SCIENTIST IN NEBRASKA CRASH
At Oniell Nebraska a military helicopter crash killed Dr Guenter Loeser a 30 year old German scientist director of an Air Force lower atmosphere research project. Witnesses reported a rotor blade failure caused the craft to lose a rotor and crash near an Air Force weather research site.
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Oniell
Neb
Ready to Strike Baltimore Over Maryland Phone Pact
The CIO Communications Workers union warns of a looming strike if talks with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co fail to secure a new contract for Maryland workers. The union says strike machinery is in place to roll if negotiations break down.
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CIO Compausmcations Workers Union
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
Emmitsburg Social News Highlights Local Gatherings
Visitors from York and Washington joined residents of Emmitsburg for Beaver reunion events at Sloneffer's Grove Keysville. Community notes record hospital stays, fire company elections and fund drives, Grange activities and local engagements including engagements, promotions, and travel to supervise associations.
Bolivar News Highlights Local Building and Social Events
The community reports progress on the new Masonic Hall and the nearby municipal building. Vesper services are planned on the Butts lawn at 7:30 PM. A quarry worker in Camp Hill suffered injuries from a falling rock and was hospitalized. Local residents attended a crab feast at Potomac Rod and Gun Club. Multiple families and scouts are noted visiting or returning home from various towns. A teen canteen was organized at Hill Top Hotel and a lawn supper hosted by Maynard Stallings. A Bolivar couple announced the birth of a son at Charles Town General Hospital.
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Herman Maring
Tarry Manning
Joan Maring
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Guy Kehr
John W. Eyler
Allen Bollinger
Chester, Shriver
Richard Small
John Bowers
Richard Yeoman
Paul Hull
Frances Adelesberger
John E. Eyler
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Ivan Bollinger
Mullen
Frank Schmidt
Susan
Charles
Elizabeth
Los Angeles
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Shamrock Maps Co
New York
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George Springer
Glenn Springer
Maryland
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John Mort
New Windsor
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S. S. Columbia Heights
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Council of Churches
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Randall Spoerlein
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Clearspring
St Michaels Reformed Church
Bridgewater
Huffman
Aubrey Schneider
Raymond Drack
Alientown. Pa
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Bertha Drack
Arthur Purdum
University Hospital
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Salisbury
Ocean City
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Pocono ‘ Mountains
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Georgia
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St. Paul's
Harry Zwald
Leanne Ferguson
Tucson
Ariz
William Hoffman
Edgewood Brethren Church
Braddock Heights
New
Spoerlein’s Meadow
Community Bible School
Virgil Vosburgh
James Bollinger
Harold Wilhelm
Donald Leister
Ellsworth Coe
Fred Alban
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Pearl
Utz
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Anna
Marie Devilbiss
Hallett Baile
William Knight
Alice
Lambert
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Doris Magin
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Janet Lawrence
Annabelle Singer
Janet Myers
Ruby Burleson
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Donald Warrenteitz
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William Fleagle
James Carlisle
Cletus Bowman
California
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Lewistown
George Schlee
George Devil
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George Magin
Nicholas Métcalfe, Sr
Walter Harman
Ralph McClellan
Hagerstown
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Morgantown
W. Va
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Sampson
H. C. Roop
Woodsboro
Robert Cairns
Ray Wilson
Bolivar
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Clifton Butts
Joseph Carrol
Camp Hill
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Millville
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Martinsburg
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Bedington
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Harpers Ferry
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Baltimore
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Gaithersburg
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Gore
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Lionel Tushes
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David Kemp
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Kenneth Harris
Charles Willis
Hill Top Hotel
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Amanda Leavy
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Charles Town General Hospital
Clayton Robinson
Huntingdon
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Fred Icenhower
Beth Logden
William Rockenbaugh
Briscoe Rockenbaugh
Carl Jenkins
Donald Eackles
Harrry Graves
Potomac River
Norman Clevenger
Atlanta
Esther Clevenger
Charles Trundle
Joe Ready
Pat
Sue
Gentry Muse
Lawrence Muse
Leesburg
Winchester
C. E. Garten
John Glover
Howard [Lemon
Patsy J
Sandy Rockenbaugh
Ernest Webb
Emma
Sadie Buckner
William Rosenberry
Anne Rosenberry Peyton
Berryville
Peggy Fuller Rosenberry
Fannie Loman
Lyle Divinney
Fred Kreimandahl
Dale Clabaugh
Norman Clabaugh
Washington
D.C
Henry Numan
Ward
Webb
Lions Club
Harpers Ferry High School
O. A. Weob
Blanche Waters
Marvin Waters
Littleson
Pleasant Valley
William Keliian
Otho
Charles Town
Bolivar Methodist Church
Mary Howell
K. K. Cavalier
Williamsburg
Boston
Mass
Bruce Clabaugh
Anne Moore
Silver Spring
Jack Robinson
Chambersburg
Hall of the Friendship Firstompany
Ralph Oden
Carol Bolivar
Paul Writt
J.D. Rite
Kearneysville
Lucy Tendergast
Stanley
Tolchester Beach
Leon Edwards
L. E. Whisner
Great Capon
Brawner Harding
I Mirs
G. E. Webb
Douglas. Thompson
Thompson
Azo
Guilford Jenkins
John Ssider
Loretta Miller
Brunswick
Rhoda Jones
Harpers Ferry Area Social Roundup and Visits
Local families and visitors are listed from Bolivar, Charles Town, and nearby areas. Names include Jenkins of Harpers Ferry, Icenhower and Logden from Washington, D. C., and families from Martinsburg, Leesburg, and Bolivar. Attendees visited relatives, attended reunions, and attended area events. Parking improvements and a carnival fundraiser in Chambersburg are noted.
Tickled not Pickled: Local Driver Cleared of Drunk Driving
In Long Beach California a Municipal Court jury freed Adam Thiele after 40 minutes of deliberation on a drunk driving charge. Thiele claimed two boys in the back seat had tickled his ears with their toes just before his arrest on May 17. The jokes and odd anecdotes followed as the court cleared him.
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Caiif
Adam Thiele
Thiele
Allies Accuse Reds of Armistice Violations at Panmunjom
The Korean Armistice Commission met to hear North Korea charge eight breaches of the armistice by the Allies. Maj. Gen. Blackshear M. Bryan dismissed the allegations as unsubstantiated and asked for more information. The prisoner exchange plan was moved to a later date amid negotiations.
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Buffer Zone
U. S
Blackshear M. Bryan
Lee Sang Cho
Bryan
Panmunjom
Korea
Munsan
Mark W. Clark
North Korea
Red
Residents and visitors share summer joys in Buck Lodge and beyond
Visiting groups gather at Ocean City and Bethesda during July. Mr and Mrs William Cross and others from Buck Lodge join relatives in Virginia Beach Richmond and Suffolk. The Women's Missionary Society meets at Buck Lodge with a religious film. The Boyds church choir attends Sugar Loaf Mountain C E Union event with Rev Albert Lenz delivering the message. Mrs David Maughlin returns from Georgetown Hospital, with mother-in-law Mrs James Maushlin, Sr. staying to help during recovery.
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Ocean City
William Cross
Grace Hormne
Sarah
Sara Nicholson
Buck Lodge
James
Joan Spring
Marsha Ann Hoyle
Indian Head
Smith
Russell Bennett
John
Barbara
Barbara and Mrs. Bennett's Father, Mr. Harry Wolstenholme
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Richmond
Suffolk
Mary Ellen Simpson
Elizabeth Hipkins
Bethesda
Charles Diehl
Ellen Burkett
California
Women’s Missionary Society
Courtney Wade
James P. Kerr
Boyds Church
Sugar Loaf Mountain
C. E. Union
Montgomery County
Albert Lenz
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
David Maughlin
Georgetown Hospital
James Maushilin, Sr
Ailing Kathryn Grayson To Rest In West Virginia
Knoxville dispatch reports actress Kathryn Grayson ill with a virus fever and 101 degree temperature. She planned a brief rest in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, before returning to Hollywood after attending the So This Is Love premiere in Knoxville.
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W. Virginia
Knoxville
Tenn
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Hollywood
Miss Grayson
Grace Moore
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