Canning Of Corn Begins In This City
The Frederick area opens sweet corn canning as drought tightens. Jenkins Bros. operate the Colt and Dixon plant on East South street aiming for three to four weeks. Monrovia plant started Friday with fair corn, but rains are not expected. Local drought committee weighs disaster declaration. neighboring counties seek relief but none granted yet. Forecasters predict sunny, warmer days with cool nights and increased water use as canning ramps up.
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Leas
George W. McComas and’ Company
Monrovia
Washington
Montgomery
Fishing Creek
William
Burall
Singapore
Two Civil Suits Settle Over $3,000 From Old Frederick Road Crash
Readable docket shows two suits by Linnie Gene Saurr and Charles R. McCullough through their fathers against Russell D. Long Jr. settled for just over $3,000. Claims allege a northbound Saurr car collided with Long's southbound vehicle near Creagerstown, causing injuries and hospital costs.
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Lannie Gene Saurr
Charles William Saurr
Charles R. McCullough
Charles Mr. McCullough
Russell D. Long Jr
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McCulough
Neg Ggence
Thomas E. Snowden
Clarence Eugene’ ‘Snowden
Ijamsville
E. J. Linch
Charles Noelinson Fogle
Walkersville
RFC
Ralph St. Peterson
Park Ridge
Nii Fogie
Glenda J. McKenzie
U. S. 40
Flintstone
Allegany County
Peterson
McKenzie
Fogle
Mary Catherin Fogle
Sherman P. Bowers
Committee Approves 627000 Detrick Fund for Defense Projects
The House Appropriations Committee approved military construction funds for the year starting July 1. Ordnance Corps Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland 2 285 000 Chemical Corps Ft Detrick Maryland 827 000 Medical Corps Walter Reed Medical Center District of Columbia 1 920 000 Second Army Maryland Ft Meade 8 018 000 Fr Ritchie 320 000.
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Fr. Ritchie
Coach Yorks Missing Near Gettysburg Harvard Coach Vanishes
A search is under way for John Yorksin Harvard head football coach who disappeared while driving from his home near Gettysburg to New England University. His father in law C R Willis said he left Sunday en route and has not been heard from since.
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John Yorksin
Harvard
New England University
C. R. Willis
Submarine collision and political appointments raise questions
Washington reports two fleet submarines collided at sea with minor damage and no injuries. Dulles defended political ambassadors, citing integrity and national interest, while Maywell Gluck heads to Ceylon. Mystery pneumonia outbreak in Minnesota's Austin-Divin area prompts state and federal health action. Gettysburg College to build dormitories with a 1.3 million loan. Civil unrest and sentencing details emerge from a Chicago assault case. Cement strike nears end as Maryland drought losses reach half to three-quarters on crops.
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Maywell Gluck
Ceylon
Earl T. Smith
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Smith
Batista
Cold Canadian air grips eastern regions
A cooler air mass from Canada spreads across the central Plains to the western Great Lakes and into the East, with 40s to 30s in parts of New York, New England, and Pennsylvania. New York City records 38.7 degrees at 3:50 a.m., a touch above the 1956 date low.
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Scrutinize Racketeer Contract under Senate Probe
Washington watchers report a New York racketeer Johnny Dio amid Senate inquiries into labor management deals. The so-called sweetheart contracts allegedly benefit officials and firms with little gain for workers, while Dio faces sentencing on prior shakedown charges. Witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment as investigators probe associated locals and paper locals used to influence union elections.
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Flushing
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Tring
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Holt
Philip Kazansky
Monticello
Teamster
Sam Getlan
Teamsters Union
Ne York
New York Teamsters Joint Council
Beck
de ‘Cide
Close Door To Further Bill Changes
Senate supporters closed the door on further changes to a civil rights bill amid looming Senate passage. Sen Mahoney and allies push mandatory jury trials in federal criminal contempt and related cases, facing administration concern over antitrust enforcement and regulatory actions. Johnson and Javits defend broader jury trial rights, while Eisenhower weighs possible veto signals.
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Johnson
Javits
Three Men Face Assault Trial After Legion Fracas
Three colored men stood trial in a local magistrate court on charges of assault and battery arising from a fracas outside the American Legion Home at 4020 South Bentz Street. The incident occurred earlier this morning in Anlv area.
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Barnes
Jand
Thomas
Philip Swann
Destny Thomasi
Marshall
Swann
James Howard
Samuel W. Barrick
Edwin F. Nikirk
Akon
Bennett
Soca Colored American Legion
South Bentz Street
Anlv
Frederick Little League Stars Stir City Memory of Title Run
The Frederick Little League championship era is recalled with dramatic home runs by Charlie Keller and Don Beller era heroes, plus strong pitching by Keller and Mercer. The 1933 team nearly reached the World Series, beating Brooklyn 20 6 and scaling regional rounds before final losses, while 1954 saw Eddie Storks lead a state title win. Darrell Feaga emerges as a local hitting star with four homers in four games.
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Charlie Keller
Easton
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Fredericks
Hagers
Town Nationals
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Little Gene
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Keller
Baltimore
Frank Martz
North End Elementary
Frederick Wallop
Hammonton
N. J
Fouth
Williamsport
South Orange
Mercer
Stembridge-Essex AA
Eddie Storks
Gix- Hing
Delaware Township
Tinder Box Fire Destroys Essex Shopping Center
Baltimore County official calls the 11 year old Essex brick center a tinder box after a weekend blaze that destroyed a shopping center and eight other establishments. The Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank branch vault held 250000 unscathed, while insurers estimate 425000 in total damage. Fire officials blame lack of ice walls and rapid spread despite a nearby station.
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Boudreau Out as Athletics Manager Replaced by Harry Craft
Lou Boudreau was replaced today as manager of the Kansas City Athletics by Harry Craft, a coach with the American League club.
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Lou Bourdreau
Kansas City Athletics
Harry Craft
Six Killed In Plane Crash Near Monroe Field
A single engine plane stalled and crashed in a field near Monroe Louisiana killing grandfather J W Johnson 70, his son William Noble Johnson 45, his two grandchildren Zanastatia Audrey G Johnson 43 and Robert 15, and A O Johnson 52 pilot from San Luis Obispo California. The group had left Little Rock Arkansas earlier and planned to reunite in Bastrop. Rivers Monocacy and Potomac conditions noted as low and clear.
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Ij. W. Johnson
Wiliam Noble Johnson
Zanastatia
Audrey G. Johnson
Robert
Last Ditch Civic Center Fight Today in Baltimore
The mayor City Council and the Board of Estimates prepared for a last minute clash over the Civic Center site in Druid Park. Three TV stations will film the public hearing at City Hall where downtown merchants and other opponents promise a city march against the 6 million dollar auditorium and sports complex planned for downtown.
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Civic Cer Jier Commission
Eisenhower First Lady undergoes benign surgery at Walter Reed
Mrs. Eisenhower had a nonemergency operation at Walter Reed Hospital performed by Dr Humbert L Riva an Army gynecologist. President Eisenhower remained at the White House meeting Republican leaders and planned to visit later. She left the hospital in good condition and could speak with the President by telephone soon after surgery.
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White House
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Maijmie Doud
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Queen and Prince Stay at White House During Washington Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will stay at the White House during their October visit to Washington. President Eisenhower invited them, preferring the White House for informal chats, while Blair House is undergoing repairs making White House hosting sensible. The royal visit is set for October 17 to 2.
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Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
White House
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Blair House
James C. Hagerty
Eissenhower
Hagerty
Frederick Gas Co hearing set for Aug 21
The Public Service Commission will hold a hearing on August 21 regarding the Frederick Gas Co request to issue 450000 in new bonds. About 420000 would refinance existing bonds and debts, while 20000 would fund expansion of enlistment facilities serving Frederick gas customers.
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Public Service Commission
Frederick Gas Co
Frederick
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