City Plans Abandonment of Seventh Street Reservoirs
City officials authorized draining filling and leveling two old reservoirs on Seventh Street Pike for water storage use. The project aims to relocate storage to Culler Lake with brick facing salvaged for other uses. A public health center site near Fredrick Memorial Hospital was discussed as potential adjacent development.
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Nicoll
Seventh Street Pike
Board of Aldermen
Mondas
Wo Raymond Walter
Dad Pratt
Visi
Akien
Culler Lake
Wranhales Water
William Davis
Paul Mavaha
Mew County Health Center
Ira
Makaha
Etealti Center
Sihee St
Waould
Fred Nek Memorial Hospital
Eit
Culler
Seventh Street
Magaha
CAA
American Optical Company
Feneral
Gittinger Ad- Tmm
Parks Supers
Cyril Klein
Seattle
Watt
Rae
City Hall
Charles P. Staleyv
Local G. O. P. Planning Fall Campaign in Blurred Notes
The Local G O P outlines campaign plans and committee appointments at a Baduck Hotel meeting. Attendees include Wostissedith Congressiman Dee Wittso Hyde and several named organizers, with talks slated for a rally and coordination across committees for August events.
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Congressiman
Frederick
Baduck
Wet Spell May Be Near End in West Virginia
Weather notes suggest the wet spell may end soon with sun expected after a string of unsettled days. Forecasts show temperatures around the low 70s, with generally sunny conditions anticipated tomorrow and Thursday. A local event in Covington involved workers from a pulp and paper plant voting on a Tuesday contract lay plan.
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Staavers
Frederic Wes
Tore Dooter
Covington, Va
West Virginia
Ambassadors Called In For Soviet Talks In London
A large London conference hosted by the British and French ambassadors featured diplomats discussing Soviet plans. The event, attended by Lions Club members and guests, included refreshments and a social hour with watermelons cantaloupes and popsicles. Samuel Best chaired the gathering with assistants Paul Zimmerman Charles Wood and Edward Widmayer.
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Thomas Behiefed
London
Sainte
Kemp
Cole
Samuel Best
Claireas
Paul Zimmerman
Charles Wood
Edward Widmayer
Board and School Head Hold Meeting on Education Budget
County Commissioners met with Dr James Sensenbaugh new superintendent of schools to discuss presenting the education budget earlier for review and financing. They favor a longer lead time for capital projects and consider centralizing maintenance purchases to save costs through bulk buying or bids.
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James AL Senenbaugh
Comsideras
Taber
Mie
Ooieated
Sensenbaugh
Boas of Education
Board of Reducacts
Wanda Swirl Typhoon Wanda Wreaks Havoc in China
Reports from Red China describe Typhoon Wanda as one of the century’s worst with more than 2100 known dead and millions left homeless. The storm struck the coast near Chekiang before veering north toward Shanghai, causing extensive damage, crop loss, and widespread disruption across regions including Formosa and Okinawa.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Wanda
Communi
New China News Agency
Peiing
Immena
Hai
Kuiva
Ching
Chekiang
Shanghai
Peiping Radia
Formosa
Sthancia
Seven U S Soldiers On Trial In Germany
In Werzburg Germany seven U S Army soldiers faced general court martial charges for raping a German schoolgirl July 9 near Bamberg. The defendants, all infantry soldiers from Bamberg, include Edward Ky Brown James E Wilson Melvin F Carter Clifton Franks James Gore Raymond Kasey Fred Chandler and others, with possible maximum penalties including death.
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Werzburg
Germany
Galay Oun
Rman
Bamberg
Bambere Cry Council
Een
The
Infantry
Darge
Edward Ky
Brown
Nortalk
Melvin F. Carter
Harrisonburg
James E. Wilson
Wilmington
Bet
Per Cliwn Franks
Omaha
James Goredon
Alechua
Fred Chandler
Kansas City
Raymond L. Kasey
Roanoke
Wolfsville Delegation Seeks School Improvements Hearing
A Wolfsville delegation asked County Commissioners for an improved school plant. Dr James A Sensenbaugh will inspect the situation and recommendations will guide any action. Delegates note crowding from 155 students in four rooms and potential Highland students increasing enrollment.
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Wolfsville
James A. Sensenbaugh
Wolfseville
Sensenbauch
Two Trials and Suspension of Terms Begin at Taal Court
In a morning session at Taal Magistrate Court Judge Shoemaker presided over two alleged inebriants and related charges. Martin J Reilly of Myersville, age 67, faced counts of cited behavior with a suspended sentence noted. another defendant, Charles Kreteer, was cited for additional offenses. Witnesses described the events and the judge imposed a suspended term for one case while other details concerned vehicle and driving infractions with fines.
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H. Reese
Martin J Reilly
Myersville
Vatralnien Quinn
Staley Sith
Montiaxy
Cme
Tara Dink
Dsecond
Charles
Kreteer
George K
Charles NooSines
New West
Patrick Street
Ity
Offige
Middleson
Vinrence Bo Snowden
Hiramsville
Trump
Eisenhower Urges Bulganin to Open Skies on Armament Cuts
President Eisenhower in Moscow calls on Soviet Premier Bulganin to pursue deeper arms reductions and to reconsider open skies aerial reconnaissance. He welcomes some Soviet reductions but stresses cautious progress toward eliminating fears from armaments. The exchange follows Bulganin’s proposal and Geneva summit context, with Eisenhower noting Germany’s continued division and seeking verifiable steps.
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SUN FB
Fisenhower
Kuswas Prema Bulgaam
Bern
Easenibouwer
Russie
Bulaanin
Germany
Eisenhower
Russia
Firenhower
Moscow
Charles Bohlen
Bulganin
Bulganin Jeter
Geneva
Tpo
Pan
Geoones
Meena
Ieee
Lauren Dhe
Susans
Biel de Presigent Steessod
Railing Installation Delayed For Central Steps
Report shows a long planned railing installation on center stairs near Central Station has been delayed after a derailment incident at New York and hospitalizations. Local officials and General Service Department cite ongoing repairs and renewed efforts to finish the project at Mitchell Vib and adjacent stairs.
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Giese
Toe Jain
Sir Lois of
Fonceen
Aurhertte
General Service
Sens
Miter
Ores
Inland Steel Company mining plan near Canadian iron ore lake
E R Price, retired Inland coal properties manager, toured Inland Steel's iron ore developments in Canada after flying from Washington. The operation near Atikokan aims to drain a lake to access vast iron ore deposits, with dredges pumping water and silt via miles of 42 inch pipes to edge boosters. Once drained, an inclined shaft will reach ore 2 008 to 5 000 feet below the surface, targeting about three million tons annually by 1960 for transport to Port Arthur by lake ships.
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Inland Steel Company
Canada
E. R. Price
Rockwell Terrace
Price
Washington
Chicago
Tron Mountain
Mich
Atikokan
Falls Bay
Inland Steel
Ellice City
Port Arthur
Lake Supering
Sauls St Marie
Washam
Clicara Secant
Cleanup Job In Pittsburgh
Big cleanup efforts were underway in southwestern Pennsylvania after powerful storms. Red Cross aid assisted stricken families as police checked for further casualties. Two died in auto crashes, one electrocuted, a fourth from a heart attack, and a 12 year old boy drowned in flood waters. A missing family survivor was reported unofficially. Ohio River rose to 24.9 feet, flood stage 23. Traffic and utilities were disrupted but returning to normal in many areas.
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Pennsylvania
Red Cross
Ohio
Pinsburgh
Suez Canal conference to discuss international control
London reports indicate Egypt may seek UN Security Council action before the August 16 Western powers conference on the Suez Canal. Britain says attending the London talks does not imply approval of international control. Egypt, the Soviet Union and India have not confirmed attendance amid uncertain prospects. The deadline for Egypt’s reply is August 15, with Washington planning assuming the conference will proceed.
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London
Cairo
Egypt
U.N. Security Council
Suez Canal
Britain
George Young
Foreign Office
Richard D. Iain Ade
Mary- George E. Catsail
Frederick
Haines Land
Ham
Gamal Abdel Nas
113Th
Terry Tyler
Cris- Infantry
Indiantown
Pest
Nehru
Washington
France
United States
Suez Canal Co
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sehra
News Chronicle
Nasser
United Nations
Middle East
Lonton
Statesman
Galal Hamamis
Sullivan To Stay Longer In Hospital In Derby
In Derby Connecticut Sullivan who broke a rib in an auto crash must remain in hospital for two more days and cannot appear on his TV program. The report notes a hospital bulletin stating a comfortable night with ongoing medical care and explains Sullivan’s extended stay amid scheduling and program considerations.
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Derby
Farm youth injured in bridge accident near Union Bridge
The farmer's son was badly injured when entangled in a combine near Union Bridge and was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital by neighbor Charles A Franklin. He received treatment and underwent surgery.
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Shen
BO Ainauan
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles A Franklin
Emmitsburg Police Chief Hurt In Accident
Emmitsburg Police Chief Daniel Ketan Rockyard suffered injuries when a car struck the bridge side on Route 91 between Emmitsburg and Taneytown. Three occupants were injured including a passenger, while state police assisted at the scene. The sedan was demolished in the collision late at night near Bridgeport.
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Vhem
Bridgeport
Enmitshure
Taneytown
Eamaitshure
Daniel Ketan Rockyard
Annie Ad Mdigiers
Ars
Navindt
Far State Paice
Mart Delph
Tanestown
Aris
Warner Steways
Serge
Brensee
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New York ‘Times
the Times
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Soviet Union
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SiHivan
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Teo
Cury
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Tiath
Potomac
Frederick Junction
Dan Turner
Eiseningi
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