Traffic Now Passes Under New Bridge on West Patrick Street
Traffic on West Patrick street is now passing under the by-pass bridge as dualization progresses. Richard F. Kline, Inc. has connected one dual roadway lane to the old street ends, with the second lane nearing completion. The by-pass bridge and approaches, built by T. Edgie Russell, have been finished and accepted by the State Roads Commission.
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Patrick Street
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Frederick
West Patrick Street
T. Edgie Russell
Bridge Department
State Roads Commission
Kline
Patrick
Motter Avenue
Mower Avenue
Seventh Street
Seventh
Fourth Streets
Patrick-Fourth Street
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Fourth Street
Grove
Matter Avenue
Central Pennsylvania
Evergreen Point
Patapsco Engineering Company
Baltimore
Woodsboro
Ceresville
Maryland
Bear Grabs Kills Child in Alberta National Park
In Jasper National Park a black bear dragged a girl from a cottage steps to death as her mother Barbara Chisline Coates cried out. The bear carried the child 30 feet into a bush before fatally mauling her. it was shot by a passerby as it turned toward the mother.
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Jasper
Alia
Barbara Chis
Rls
Car Demolished As Driver Falls Asleep
Frederick man escaped injury but his car was a total loss after he fell asleep at the wheel and overturned on Route 19 southbound near the Route 184 and 26 intersection. Norman Henry Stine, 42, Water Street, was charged with reckless driving.
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Frederick
Norman Henry Stine
Water ‘Street
iRoute
Robert C. Snyder
Strate
New Building Operations In Frederick Rise in 1958
Frederick building permits for January through July 1958 totalled 2,209,537, over a million more than the same period in 1957, driven largely by an $862,974 July as compared with 146,955 in 1957. The July surge centers on seven new Housing Authority buildings on North Bentz street West Sixth Street and Klinehart's Alley, totaling 827,062, plus a lone residence at 456 Carralston Drive. Additional permits include Hood College elevator work 15,100 and a 35,000 root beer stand at 1816 Rosemont Avenue. Other noted items cover multiple garages and carports and various garages in Frederick addresses.
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Frederick
W. R. Walter
Housing Authority
City of Frederick
North Bentz Street
West Sixth Street
Klinehart
Manticore Investment Corporation
Rosemont Avenue
Charles W. Poole
Grant Place
William E_ Root
Adam Road
Staley Tanner
Rosemont
Boss Clem
George E. Fagan
West South Street
Harvey C. Butler Jr
Pine Avenue
Fairview
Calvin $. Bartzis
Thomas Avenue
Military Court To Try 100 In Baghdad
Iraq's revolutionary government established military courts to try about 100 arrested since last month's coup. Trials expected in two to three weeks. defendants include former foreign minister Fadhil Jamali and a U.N. delegate. Life imprisonment for plotting against security plus death for murder or treason under new decree.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Fadhil Jamali
U.N
Princess Margaret Ends New Brunswick Visit With Army Drills
Princess Margaret wraps up her New Brunswick trip in Fredericton by watching a mock infantry battalion drill staged by the Canadian army at her request. Her schedule shifted from a routine Camp Georgetown tour to witnessing maneuvers.
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Fredericton
N.B
Margaret
New Brunswick
Camp Georgetown
Post Labor Day Pickup Foreseen Boosts US Economy
NEW YORK AP notes a hopeful post Labor Day upturn with faster production in autos steel paperboard and electricity. GM plans 100000 workers recalled by mid October amid inflation worries. Jobs data show a decline in layoffs to 5.294 million and 65.179 million employed while steel prices rise and credit tightens. In Maryland insects damage trees crops in Cecil and Talbot counties with caterpillars affecting oak near Port Deposit Rising Sun and Susquehanna River.
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New York
General Motors
Detroit
U. S. Treasury
Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
College Park
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Cecil
Talbot
Raymond G. Mueller
Port Deposit
Susquehanna River
New York Jaywalking Law Snaps 479 Citations in 8 Hours
Police issued 479 jaywalking summonses in eight hours as New York City’s safety law took effect, with motorists also fined 22 times for not yielding to pedestrians. Fines range from 5 to 50 dollars. many cases returnable for further action. A Swedish expert says the United States Navy leads the Soviet Union by at least a year in atomic submarine development.
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New York
New York City
U. S
Stockholm
U.S
Dagens Nyheter
Arctic
Unlawful To Toss Confetti At Weddings In Britain
London AP reports Britain's Litter Act may criminalize throwing confetti at weddings. A Northampton register office notice warns offenders face a 10 pound fine, part of efforts to curb waste and keep Britain tidy after a 20 0 million dollar annual cleanup cost.
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London
Britain
Northampton
Unusually Pleasant Weekend Outlook Painted For August
Weather observer notes cooler overnight conditions as storms move through. Friday brought light rain and heavy showers in some counties while City remained distant from storms. Temperatures fell to 63 at the state police barracks with a forecast of fifties tonight and a high around 80s today. Fair and pleasant Sunday expected with an unusually mild late summer pattern.
Autumn Tang In Northeast
Readings show a cool pocket from Canada cooling the Great Lakes to New England as heat lingers in the West. While most areas stay fair, thunderstorms flare from the Gulf states to the upper Mississippi Valley and Rockies with 80s to 100s in places.
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Associated Press
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Dakotas
Montana
Desert
Great Lakes
Upper
New York State
Pennsylvania
New England
Parents Die In Effort To Save Sons At Phosphate Pit
In Bowling Green Florida search continued for the bodies of Mr and Mrs Eugene Devane who drowned trying to rescue their two sons from a car that plunged into 25 feet of water Raphael Vertin a citrus worker witnessed the drownings The car slipped into the pit after Devane backed a trailer into the water He and his wife Shirley 20 leaped in to attempt rescue The two boys Boyd 4 and Curtis 14 were trapped in the car with one body later recovered from the water and the other surfaced after a time
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Bowling Green
Eugene Devané
Raphael Verten
Devane
Bowling Green Citrus
Shirley
Boyd 4
Curtis
Plane Crash Kills 34 Near Benghazi Libya
A four engine Viscount of Central African Airlines with 47 aboard crashed near Benghazi in predawn moonlight during a route from Salisbury to London with at least 20 survivors reported. British Overseas Airways Corp confirmed survivors. The wreckage lies in a hilly area six miles from Benina Airport.
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London
IAP
Central African Airlines
Benghazi
Libya
Ateast
British Overseas Airways Corps
Rome
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Benina
Les
Mediterranean Sea
Three Named To Head United Appeal With Goal Set At 110000
Frederick W. Weitzel of Ox Fibre Brush Co was named general chairman of Frederick County United Appeal campaign. The drive aims for 110000 with plans to begin in October and early September preparations to appoint division chairs and committee members. Carl Weakley of Chesapeake and Potomac TC and Dr James A. Sensenbaugh Frederick County schools named as campaign chairmen. others invited to join future county-wide health drives. Weitzel resides Braddock Heights and holds multiple local honors. Weakley Rotary Club president. Sensenbaugh county-wide figure with notable community betterment efforts.
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United
Frederick W. Weitzel
Ox Fibre Brush Company
United Appeal
Dan Wein-berg
Frederick County Community Crest, Inc
Weitzel
Chess
Frederick County
American Red Cross
United Service Organization
Weinberg
Weit
Zel
Carl V. Weakley
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
James A. Sensenbaugh
Red Cross
Chest
Paign
Wezel
Braddock Heights
Frederics Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Lodge
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
John R. Webb
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Elks
Weakley
Monocacy Village
Rotary Club
Sensenbaugh
Dr. Sensenbaugh
Quick Sale Of Union Car To Be Probed
Washington AP reports Senate rackets investigators seek details on a hurry-up bargain sale of a Teamsters Union car reportedly tied to Michigan's fatal human torch incident. Officials probe ownership, use, and possible links to the case.
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Washington
Senate
Teamsters Union
Michigan
Jury Refuses To Indict 3 Policemen In Georgia Case
A federal grand jury in Macon Georgia declined to indict three Dawson police officers over the beating death of a Black man and the shooting death of another. The inquiry into Hoffa era union ties and Cadillac sales framed the day’s hearings, with testimony on a used Cadillac sale to a Teamsters local in Detroit and references to underworld connections.
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Washington
Macon
Dawson
Justice Department
John L. McClellan
Agu
D-Ark
Special Senate
Asst
Joelmittee
Fris Davis
the Brand
Herman Kierdorf
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Kierdorf
Frank Kierdorf
Pon
Tiac Mich
Flint
Mich
Michigan
Herman
Hoffa
George Francis Heid
Minneapolis
Heid
Gerald Connelly
Connelly
Ihim
Paul Ricca
Long Beach
Ind
Teamsters Union
Robert F
Kennedy
Teamsters
Ricca
Owen J. Brennan
Hona
Frank Fitzsimmons
Detroit
Fitzsimmons
Eee
Dawson's race tensions spark indictments in civil rights probe
Officers Randolph Ennis McDonald Wyman Burdle Cherry and Edwin Harold Jones face proposed indictments under civil rights law after a series of April May shootings in Dawson Georgia. two Black men died and a third was wounded amid claims of self defense and police intimidation. FBI agents arrived and NAACP leaders urged federal intervention.
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Randolph Ennis McDonald
Wyman Burdle Cheriry
Edwin Harold Jones
Dawson
Georgia
Terrell
James Brazier
McDonald
Cherry
Brazier
Willie Countrymen
Robert Hancock
Countryman
Tobe Latimer
Latimer
Washington
D.C
Post
Howard Lee
FBI
Roy Wilkins
The
Naional Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Civil Rights Commission
Attorney General
Brunswick Dump Is Not For County Use
Frederick County residents are told not to use the Brunswick town dump for garbage disposal. Major James E. Cummings notes the dump along the Canal towpath east of Brunswick is municipal and for town residents only. Reports of garbage being trucked to the dump from outside areas prompt federal action threats. The city schedules bicycle inspection resumes Monday with about 2,000 licensed by September. 234 have already been checked in the first three days this week.
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Brunswick
James E. Cummings
Canlal
U. S. Fork
Staley Park
U N Secretary General Seeks Broad Peace Plan for Middle East
Dag Hammarskjold opened the U N General Assembly emergency session with a broad plan for peace and economic development in the crisis region. He urged Arab states to stop internal interference while big powers stay out of politics and help economically. The plan envisions unified Arab action, new regional financial institutions, oil cooperation, joint water use, and a stronger U N presence in Jordan and Lebanon, with U N forces continuing on the Israel-U A R border.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Middle East
Flammiarskjotd
General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Hammarskjold
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Khrushchev
Henry Cabot Lodge
Russia
Sobolev
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Assembly
United Arab Republic of
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Libya
Sudan
Nasser
U_A-R
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Israel
U.A.R
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