Independent Hose Co To of Infant Adid Building Case Heard
Bids invited for a new rear addition and a three car garage at Independent Hose Co No 3 on Most Church Street. The plan includes sleeping quarters a reading room a TV room a work room on the first floor with a kitchen on the second floor and two vehicle parking spaces. Architect Joseph W Urner oversees the project funded by a $56 000 city bond issue.
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Tne Independent Hose Co. No 3
Hose Company
Church Street
Zarare
Joseph W. Urner
Cnts
Benjamis B. Ag
S2 Jon
Independent Hose Co
Eight Trapped In Cars Saved Near Myrtle Beach
A crash near Myrtle Beach left eight people trapped in two cars as flames erupted. Construction workers freed the victims after the wrecker pulled the cars apart. Among those saved were Mrs Gabreski and her eight children including Gruenwald and Mrs Orr, plus Mrs Albee Fare Elis and her daughters Margaret Dawn and Holly. One woman was injured but held for observation due to pregnancy.
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Ivan Drew
Quic
Araci
Carmen
Cei Fra
Gerbreski
Mborne Beach
R. P. iRenti Srivs
Gabresxi
Gruenwald
Kenneth Gruenwald
Tile Beach
Georgia Orr
Cal
Richard Orr
Myrte Beach
Albee Fare Eli
Five Day Forecast: Cooler Weekend. Warmer Midweek
The forecast from the Associated Press calls for cooler conditions over the weekend and a warming trend by midweek. Temperatures are expected to run about 25 degrees below normal, with 0.5 to 1 inch of total precipitation. Showers are likely Saturday and again Tuesday and Wednesday, with normal highs around 85 to 87 and lows 64 to 70, except in the mountains where highs near 80s and lows in the mid 30s.
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Srone Associated Press
Wee Women Eleanor Harris You Are All Woman
Eleanor Harris is hailed as a standout young performer in a local feature praising her poise and talent. The piece spotlights her early success and the potential impact of her future work.
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Eleanor Harris
Arrest Father And Son As Drunken Drivers
London AP reports father Jona MacAndrews aged 18 and son Julian aged 19 were fined 26 pounds each in a single court session for driving the same car while drunk on the same night. Licenses were suspended for a year. An arresting officer stopped the weaving vehicle and found the son at the wheel before the father took over and tried to drive away. The officer pursued and switched off the ignition.
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London
Jona MacAndrews
Julian
Not A Prowler Town Echoes And A Fateful Breakfast
Mrs Gussie Simmons reported a prowler in her kitchen after hearing a loud noise. Police found two hard boiled eggs rattling in a dry pan, the result of forgotten boiling on the stove. The incident ends as a domestic kitchen mishap rather than an intruder.
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Boston
Gussie Simmons
Chaperone Killed By Tumbling Tree Stump
In Longmire Washington an outing for 41 vacationing New Yorkers ended in tragedy when a two foot stump toppled from a ledge crushing a bus. Mrs Marilon Friedman 23 of Brookline NY died. three teens were lightly hurt and her husband survived. The Rolling Stones chaperons were returning to Seattle from Paradise Inn after a stop for bridge work.
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Longmire
Wash
New York
Taursidax
Mt. Rainier
National Park
Seattle
Marilon Friedman
Brookline
Queen Elizabeth to have baby early next year
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth is pregnant and due to have a baby early next year, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said. The Queen, who has two children Prince Charles and Princess Anne, has canceled public engagements and is vacationing at Balmoral, with medical advisers monitoring her condition. Colville, the press secretary, noted the birth would be the first royal birth for a reigning British sovereign in more than a century.
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London
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Prince Cheries
Princess Anne
Prince Philip
Balmoral
Scotland
Ghana
Canada
Cmdr
Richard Colville
Queen
Prince Philp
Colville
Annd
Begirice
Queen Victoria
Northwest
House panel approves 1.28 billion in military construction
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 1,284,032,700 for military construction for the year, covering active duty, National Guard, and reserve facilities nationwide and abroad. Maryland sites include Aberdeen Proving Ground 439,000 and Fort Detrick 1,437,000. Dover AFB and Andrews AFB top state listings, with several projects turned down or scaled back.
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Washington
Maryland — Army
Aberdeen
Proving Ground
Chemical Center
Ft. Detrick
George G. Meade
Fr Ritchie
Navy
Air Station
Patuxent River
Naval Academy
Annapolis
David Tay
Jor Model Basin
Carderock
Indian Head
Towers Field
Air Force
Andrews Afb
Camp Springs
Army National Guard
Baltimore
Army Reserve
Cumberland
Westminster
Delaware
Temperatures Plateau as August Rain Stays Near Normal
Rain showers sweep through the area with .07 inch overnight and monthly totals reaching .73 inch. Temperatures run below normal, with highs around 80 and a 63.5 degree low reported at the airport. Forecast calls for cooler, shower-prominent weekend then warmer middle of next week.
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Oulicek
Gambrill State
Three Acquitted In Traffic Hearings
Magistrate Byron W. Thompson presided as three motorists charged with vehicle violations were found not guilty in city court. Gene Vincent Horner of East Patrick Street narrowly escaped a recklessness verdict after an accident on Gas House Pike on July 23 involving Raymond Burtner. Carol Ann Kettelis of Walkersville and Mary Elizabeth Jacobs of Myersville were also acquitted for charges tied to August 5 parking accidents on Council Street, with Lt. Marshall Murray and Trooper Leonard F. Glenn presenting the cases.
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Byron W. Thompson
Gene Vincent Horner
East Patrick Street
Pike
Raymond Burtner
Leonard F. Glenn
R. Noel Spencer
Carol Ann Kettelis
Walkersville
Mary Elizabbeth Jacobs
Myersville
Council Street
Marshall Murray
No Damage To Two Stolen Cars Reported
City Police continued an investigation into two stolen car cases reported Thursday. Luther Gilbert recovered his car on Upper College Terrace after it was taken from North Market street. Everett Kefauver’s vehicle was taken from East All Saints street and found on Fleming avenue about an hour later. No damage reported to either car. Lt. A Norman Dietz leads the case.
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Charles V
Luther Thomas Gilbert
East Second Street
Gilbert
Upper College Terrace
North Market Street
Everett Kefauver
Parkvenue
East All Saints Street
Fleming Avenue
King
A. Norman Dietz
Urbana Plans Two New Elementary Schools for 1960
On August 27 Urbana will open bids for two new elementary schools slated to be ready for occupancy by September 1960. Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh says the buildings will mirror the Wolfsville design with land contour adjustments. The 1.5 acre George Dennis farm site faces Md. 355 and includes 13 classrooms, a large multipurpose room, library, kitchen, and office suite.
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Urbana
James A. Senserbauzh
Wolfsville
George Dennis
MD. 355
Sensenbaugh
Woodling Receives Local Heifer for Ohio Farm
Baltimore Orioles star Gene Woodling was presented a ten rate Frederick County Holstein heifer at a Frederick Agriculture Night event in Baltimore. Maurice Dade announced the heifer as part of county Farm Bureau activities and noted its All American lineage from Cobleniz’s Middletown farm. The calf, funded by local firms, will be shipped to Woodling’s Ohio farm after the ceremony.
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Gene Woodling
Baltimore Orioles
Frederick County
Ohio
Woodling
Frederick
Maurice Dade
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Peggy Hestin
Woodsboro
Heflin
Petersville
Dade
Austin Cobleniz
Middletown
Cobleniz
H. C. Summers
Compa
Jefferson
Brunswick Cooperative
Fredericx
Flavored Cigarettes May Be Coming Next
Los Angeles reports a tobacco industry executive discussing possible future flavored cigarettes, with Cinnamon and Chocolate flavors tested as manufacturers push for consumer flavor appeal. Separate city bid notices announced bids opening for resurfacing Harp Place in Myersville.
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Myersville
Harp Place
Grayson Doub
Diner Near City Entered By Thief
State Police reported a Cloverleaf Diner near the Route 240 and Route 15 junction was entered in the early hours. The back door was pried open and 50 cents in pennies and a few cigars were stolen. The thief left after looting a small amount from the register. Police investigation ongoing.
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Henry F. Stafford
Tief
Honolule
Island of
Kauai
Mehr
L. Hobbs
South Market Street
Rate Hike Disturbs Maryland Legislators Over Blue Cross Rise
In Baltimore AP report legislators studying Cross cost in Maryland reacted with disappointment and concern as the insurance commissioner approved a 19 to 20 percent increase in hospitalization insurance rates. Chairman Sen. John Clarence North and others criticized the move as hasty and urged actions to limit further rises, noting Blue Cross officials sought far more than needed to bolster reserves. The new rates raise group family plans to 7.20 monthly and individual plans to 7.80 for families and 3.50 for individuals, with non group members paying higher. Officials consider appeals and legal avenues.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John Clarence North
Blue Cross
I.F. Douglas Sears
North
Del
Robert P. Cannon
Sears
Legislative Committee
Cannon
Reginald H. Dabner
Boosit
Joseph A. Bertorelli
Dbaltoist
Dabnexy
Iman Pressman
J. Harold Grady
City Law Department
Gine
Wheel And Cushion May Be Plane Clues
CAPE MAY NW AP An airplane wheel and a seat cushion found in Delaware Bay are believed to be from the light plane that disappeared en route from Teterboro to Norfolk. Pilot Frank Williamson of New York City, last heard at about 2 30 am Wednesday near the Delaware Bay area. He was with three men from New York City, Donald Kanner, Walter Stindel, and Ralph Diaz. Coast Guard said search would resume for the missing craft near the recovered items in the mouth of Delaware Bay.
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Cape May
Delaware
Norfolk
Teterboro
Coast Guard
Frank Williamson
New York City
Delaware Bat
New York
Anne Arundel County Seeks 57 New Teachers
Anne Arundel County plans to hire 57 teachers within three weeks to meet the upcoming school year needs. The district previously employed 1,431 teachers for about 36,500 students and aims for 1,376 teachers this fall with over 39,000 pupils expected.
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Anne Arunfind
Lementery
Grady Ballard
Éonnel
Counies
Anne Arundels Rhime
Anne Arundel Pars College
Wade Montgomery County
Prince Georges
Fire and Explosion in Roseburg Oregon
A truck explosion and ensuing fire rocked Roseburg Oregon near downtown early today leveling six blocks of warehouses and residences. At least eight people are dead and twelve or more injured with one driver hospitalized. The blast occurred beside the Gervaisen Building Supply Co. near the Umpqua Hotel, sparking fires and evacuations as propane and other hazards were contained.
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Roseburg
Ore
API
Grane Pass
Pacific Powder Co
Tenino
Wash
Gervaisen Building Supply Co
George Rutherford
Chehalis
Dick Smith
Assi
Ror McFarland
Portland
National Guard
Muggy In East Area Weather Pattern Shift
The Associated Press reports muggy conditions in the eastern half of the country with heat and humidity slowly easing as cooler Canadian air moves from the Dakotas into Iowa Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin and Illinois. Temperatures should drop 8 to 15 degrees from 24 hours earlier while Texas and the lower Mississippi Gulf states remain warm. West of the Rockies clear skies persist with only a few isolated thunderstorms in Arizona southern Utah and western New Mexico and warmer conditions from Washington to Montana.
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Canada
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Great Lakes
Indiana
Texas
Assissippi
Ohso River
Gulf States
South Atlantic
Rockies
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Washington
Montana
New Satellite Aims to Open Space Research Era
In Washington the Space Administration announced a new Explorer VI satellite is in orbit for over a year. It carries fifteen experiments to study Earth's radiation belts, aiding future manned spaceflight. The spheroid craft, 126 inches wide and 29 inches long, is powered by a Thor-Able rocket and features four solar panels.
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Washington
The
Space Administration
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
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