Storage Dam Fills After Weekend Rains
Heavy weekend storms filled Fishing Creek reservoir and eased the heat wave across the county, with Park and Clifton also reporting rainfall. City water bans remained unlikely, while power outages from lightning affected 150 locations and trees felled by storms blocked roads. Temperatures cooled to the 60s, with a high in the mid eighties and a gradual warming trend expected midweek.
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Fishing Creek
Frederick City
Gambrifi State Park
High Knob
Clifton
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek Reservoir
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Rocky Springs
Roads Board
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Brunswick Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Key Avenue
Robert Lengel
Faser
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Potomac Edson Co
Etelsn J Horton
Mt. Any
Frederick Memorial Hospital
AN. Airy
Ubert Horton
Unionville
Cavers Corner
Middletown
Wis Mare Clark
Vic Charles M Butler
Poolesville
Montgomery County Fire Department
Touch Of Fall Brings Cooling Front Across the South
The Associated Press reports cool air and thundershowers ended the region's heat wave, lowering Central Plains temperatures by up to 14 to 20 degrees. In the Deep South the cooling reached parts of Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, with early readings in Grand Marais Michigan and Wausau Wisconsin showing sharp drops. Prior to the front, New Orleans and Birmingham experienced mid to upper 70s and mid 80s, while Fort Worth remained hot and plains areas warmed anew.
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Associated Press
Deep South
Central Plains
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Grand Marais
Mich
Wausau
Wis
Detroit
Des Moines
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Fort Worth
Plains
Far West
No License Third Time Gets Term
A Frederick youth received 30 days in jail for driving on a revoked license after failing to pay a $100 fine issued by Trial Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield in People’s Court. Robert N. Staley, 17, pleaded guilty as authorities noted prior similar charges since September 1954.
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Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield
People’s Court
Robert N. Staley
Cropper
Verona
U. S. 40
Moyersville
Campbell
J. A. Tressier
Irene
Sandra
Gary Brandan
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Crounty
Ruth C Bowman
John P. Dickson
Montevue
Guilmine
Dickson
Jai
Mother and Daughter Die in US 66 Crash Near Marshfield
A mother Fannie Ida Cohen and her daughter Shirley Cohen, both of Baltimore Maryland, were killed when their car was rear ended on US Highway 66 about five miles east of Marshfield Missouri. Cohen's son Murray, age 31, suffered serious burns. driver Kenneth Roy Watson, 29, of Springfield, was seriously injured as both cars left the roadway after the collision.
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Marshfield
Here
State Highway Patrol
Fannie Ida Cohen
Shirley
Baltimore
Sister of Pope Pius Dies of Pneumonia at Home
Josephine Paceli 79, sister of Pope Pius, died of pneumonia at her Rome home after a long illness including paralysis. She was reported very low in spirits. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Church of St. Theresa.
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Rome
Josephine Paceli
Pius M
Penmif
Castel Gandulfo
Church of St. Theresa
Lightning Strikes Hit Brunswick Farm and Silo in Storms
A severe Saturday thunderstorm caused two strikes near Brunswick. At the A C Lowery home in Rosemont a bolt started a basement fire but was smothered. at the Roland Riser farm near Scheer stadium a strike damaged a silo roof and caused smoke in the barn with no injuries or major fire. Estimates put silo damage at 300 to 400 dollars. Corn across the county lay flattened from the wind, with heavy damage near Worman's mill where expected harvest was set to begin.
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Brunswick
A. C. Lowery
Rosemont
Sonny Cannon
Tthe
Roland Riser
Scheer Stadium
Riser
Biser
Gun
Worman
Molotov Hosts Informal Moscow Rowing Party
At a country estate near Moscow Molotov and guests including Khrushchev Zhukov Mikoyan and Bulganin shared a convivial day. Boats sprayed water as Indonesian ambassador's wife was soaked while Bohlen raced Mikoyan. the event featured fishing planting raspberries and a televised football match.
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Moscow
Molotov
U.S
Charles £. Bohlen
A. I. Mikoyan
Cvhief
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Ivan Konev
Prenver Bulganin
Bohlen
Avis
Bulganin
Bolshoi Theater
Deer Park
Spartak Sulle
Italia
Viklas Obed
England
Wolverhampian Wanderers
Bulgaria
Geneva
Playoff Start And Inspection Move Ahead In Local Games
Inspectors began licensing Fred erik bicycles at Staley Park this morning with numerous tandems issued. The session ends later today at 89 ppm before resuming Thursday at Staley Park. Playoffs open Tuesday at Tobert Bo Stakes Memorial Stadium with Civtan facing the Optimists in a best two of three series.
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Frederik Biescles
Fuv
Staley Park
Addie Cook
Funor
Chy
Vail
Sy Cock
Tobert Bo Stakes Memorial Stadium
oHoo
Irvin Ramsburg
Civtan
Wineners
Elf Nile
Iwerk
Cooler air from the north cools Maryland heat wave
Cooler air from Canada moved into Maryland ending the heat wave and bringing much needed rain. Temperatures should stay mid 80s through tomorrow with scattered heavy showers. Easton State Police barracks reported 1.77 inches of rain while Rockville and other areas saw lighter totals.
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Baltimore
Canada
Maryland
Easton Barracks
State Police
Barracks J
Easton
Benson
Conowingo
Rockville
Waterloo
Frederick
Waldorf
Randallstown
Salisbury
Boy Hit By Auto Breaks Leg Near Norva Avenue
A three and a half year old boy ran into the street near Norva Avenue and suffered a fractured right leg after being struck by a car driven by William Seizer. The child, Stanley BR Corun, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley R Corun Sr, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Also admitted was William Johnson of near Harpers Ferry after a fall from a building, with possible back injury.
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Chav
Norva Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stanley BR. Corun
Stanley R. Corun
Set
Norman Dietz
William £. Seizer
William ‘Ohnson
Tarpers Ferry
Ife
Feete Brothers
Three Vehicle Crash on South Market Street
A three vehicle rear end collision occurred around 7:42 p.m. Sunday on South Market Street near South Street. Ernest T Lincksey Jr of Swainsboro Ga and James Wo Nice Marner of Millville WV were in the sedan, with Creshy W Durren of Swainsboro Ga driving a truck that failed to stop on a wet road. Estimated damages: $150 to the sedan, $5 to trucks. No charges filed.
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South Market Street
South Street
City Pole
Nathan Dorsex
Ernest T Lincksey, Jr
Swainsboro
James Wo Nice Marner
Millville
W.va
Creshy W. Durden
Nreewarner
Simple Lessons For Surviving H-Bombs Are Becoming Clear
New York readers are urged to learn survival lessons from A-bomb tests and past fallout. Shelters in basements and below large buildings can dramatically increase chances of survival even within blast zones. The article notes a blast radius is not linearly tied to power and stresses shelter and protection as key factors in avoiding death or injury.
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New York
Nevada
Pacific
Survival City
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki
Harold G Goodwin
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Times Square
la Guardia
Tierry plane crash in Soviet Russia kills 25
A Tiery airliner crash near Voronezh southwest of Moscow kills 25 aboard, including 10 Norwegian women. Norwegians report bodies may be unidentifiable. Norway to receive ash remains. Soviet Foreign Ministry offers condolences and indemnities.
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Moscow
Pravda Today
Russia
Communist Party
Voronezh
Daffanes
WakiIn Wy Mnil Ditp Paar Aleadine Grad
Baptist Minister Leads 2500 at Moscow Communion
The First Baptist Church of Richmond pastor Theodore Adams led a three hour Moscow service with 2500 Russian worshippers. Adams, head of the World Baptist Alliance, preached on creation and resurrection, joined by American clergy Joseph Jackson and Carney Hargoves as Moscow guests for the event.
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Moscow
Neimarista
Theodore Fo Adams
Ehureh
Achmond
Sa- Viel
Niom
Adams
World Baptist Alliance
Arrald
Obra
Washington DC
The
Alliance
Joseph Wo Jackson
Chicago
Wo Carney Hargoves
Philadelphia
Chandler Is Winner In Kentucky Governor Race
Chandler, former baseball commissioner and ex governor, built a large lead in the Democratic primary for Kentucky governor over Bert T. Combs. Returns from 1958 precincts showed Chandler ahead as counting resumed after a pause. In the GOP race Edwin R. Denney led with 29,492 votes, backed by former ambassador James L. Clay. Elmira Vo Gres was treated for a facial injury after a street fight, with police investigating.
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Louisville
Jappy) Chandler
Kent Bovernor
Chander
Berty T. Combs
Kentucky
Chandler
U.S
Earle GC Clements
Senate
Lawrence Wetherby
Alben W. Barkley
Combs
Jesse N R. Cecil
Louisville Courier-Journal
Harry Lee Waterfield
Kentucky House Speak
ES. Dist
Edwin R. Denney
Nenney
James L. Clay
John Snerman
Dimbassador
India
Republian
Denner
Atomic science seen as aid to end disorders
President Eisenhower told the opening session of the International Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy that atomic science is the newest and most promising tool to improve human well being. He urged global cooperation among governments business and professional groups to apply the science for health education and economic development and stressed the nonpolitical nature of the gathering and its focus on scientific matters.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
International Conference On Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
U.N
Mrs Remsberg to Preside At National Meeting
Mrs J Homer Remsberg of Middletown Frederick County will preside over the annual National Home Demonstration Council meeting in Chicago August 21 25. She was elected national president last fall in Washington DC. Delegates from Maryland include Florence W Law William F Rob and Carl W Feucht. The plan for hurricane disaster response is also noted.
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College Park
Mdd
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Frederick
Wil
National Home Demonstration Counc
Chicazo
Remsberg
Washington
Wiliam F Rob
Peres? Heights
Maryland State Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Carl W Feucht
Elkton
Maryland Council
Homi Bhabha Opens First International Atomic Energy Conf
Indian scientist Homi Bhabha opened the conference predicting war will be harnessed for peaceful use of hydrogen energy within about twenty years. He foresees the titanic energy of the hydrogen bomb redirected to constructive ends.
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Homi
Bhabha
Talks bog down over repatriation of civilians and students
U S and Red China talks stalled as Ambassadors Johnson and Wang resume after a 48 hour recess. Dispute centers on a list of Chinese nationals in the United States and the fate of about 4 000 students who came after World War II. China seeks access to national names and a neutral third party role for interviews.
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Red China
Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Peiping
United States
Wang
Johnson
China
America
Man Saves Nieces But Drowns With Daughter
CAPON BRIDGE WV Aug 3 A post office official trying to rescue his teenage daughter and 1 year old niece from the Cacapon River yesterday saved the younger girl but perished in the swift current with his daughter. Jasper W. Elder 53 and Kathryn Elder 16 were recovered about an hour after the tragedy. Kathryn and Janet Sue Rexroad from Burlington had joined Kathryns parents on an outing from Fairmont where Elder supervised the post office. The two girls waded in the river and wandered into deep water as Elder and his wife tried to answer their cries. Elder reached Janet Sue and pushed her toward shallow water where his wife grabbed her, then the current swept them downstream.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Post Office
Cacapon River
Robert Schnell
Jasper W. Elder
Kathryn Elder
Sehnell
Kathryn
Janet Sue Rexroad
Burlington
Fairmont
Elder
West Virginia
Janet Sue
Fruitland Bank Robbery Foiled in Salisbury
A masked bandit attempted a bank holdup in Salisbury near Fruitland today. A cashier leaped from a window to sound the alarm after receiving a note threatening money or life. The suspect, described as a 6 foot Negro, fled in a car as cashier Stella Payne aided the alarm.
Four Inches of Snow on Germany’s Highest Peak
Four inches of snow fell today on the Zugspitze in Bavaria, Germany, the country’s highest mountain. Local weather notes indicate fresh accumulation with continued cold conditions likely tonight.
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Garmisch - Partenkirchen Germany
Zugspitze
Germany
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