Negro Held In Beating Of Aged Man
A colored man, David Augustus West, was ordered held for the grand jury on robbery charges after the beating of George Hudson on a lonely Hines road near Bartonsville. Hudson, found early Tuesday in a pool of blood, was hospitalized with cuts and bruises and possible loss of an eye. West reportedly confessed to attacking Hudson after seeing him walking toward Bartonsville. Hudson had $34 before the attack, but none remained when found.
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Bartonsville
Edward D. Storm
David Augustus West
George Hudson
Hines Road
Douglas E. Rogers
West
Hudson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
S 2
Ed FL Nikirk
Rogers
Radio Control Expansion on Baltimore and Ohio Rail Line
Central radio control system to cover local depots on the Baltimore and Ohio line by October. Frederick Junction and Ridgeville gain electrical automatic controls in tracks to speed dispatch, with Philadelphia Brunswick central operation once complete.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick Junction
Ridgeville
T. Harrington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Heavy market selling pulls down stocks in wide losses
News reports a sharp market decline with Space age stocks hardest hit. Dow falls 9.46 to 659.11 as losses spread across steel motors and chemicals. Separate item notes Carlton L. Hilliard arrested on assault warrant, bond set at $250. New TV transmitting tower over 700 feet tall enters service improving Baltimore area reception.
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New York
Khrushche Eisenhower
Zenith
Lition Industries
U.S. Rubber
Dow Jones
L Am
Carlton L. Hilliard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hilliard
Baltimore
Frederick
Potomac
Shepherds
Firemen Die in California Brush Fire Near Lake Elsinore
Riverside California AP reports two firemen died of burns suffered while battling a wall of flames near Lake Elsinore. Twenty six others suffered injuries as flames swept through thick brush on the slopes above the Elsinore resort area. Foreman Al Brooks 24 and district manager Fen Streeter 31 died in hospital.
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Riverside
Calif
Lake Elsinore
Elsinore
al Brooks
U.S. Forest Service
Fen Streter
Cleveland National Forest
Brunswick Water Rates Increase Amid Emergency Shortage
Brunswick raises water rates by 50 cents per quarter to fund a $10,000 emergency loan after a reservoir shortage. Two wells supply about 80 gallons per minute, with 60 from one and 20 from the other. June to September bills rise for minimum usage, from 3.50 to 5.00, and out of town rates from 6.75 to 7.25. Officials warn the water ban remains until a sufficient supply is secured.
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Brunswick
Health Department
Hygeia Ice Co
Lytle J. Baker
Clavade Luiman
Diz
Opened letters prompt sharp retort in family dispute
A heated exchange erupts after one family member unfolds an old letter. The other accuses the act of invading privacy, sparking tensions within the household.
Child Dies from Gasoline Tank Fumes at Sawmill
William Jones aged 6 collapsed and died in Greenfield Center New York while blowing into a gasoline tank to help his father prime a sawmill engine. Police report the child was apparently suffocated by gasoline fumes after inhalation.
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Greenfield Center
N.Y
William Jones
Weekend rains boost dam level and slim weekend forecast
Weekend rainfall reached 1.07 inches at the airport station and 1.25 inches at Gambrill State Park, lifting Fishing Creek dam 18 inches. The city reservoir sits 1 foot 2 inches below capacity as officials forecast additional rain, with the month totaling 18.5 inches, above normal.
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Mercury
Gambrill State Park
Fishing Creek
William J. Davis
Aid Sped To Roseburg After Blast Wreckage
Relief agencies moved quickly as construction workers cleared charred debris in Roseburg Oregon after a truck bomb devastated eight blocks of the business district. At least 13 dead and over 160 injured as property damage topped 10 million dollars, with aid funds opening from Gov Hatfield and local drives.
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Roseburg
Ore
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Forfeited Collateral Fines in Westminster Court
David Woodyard of New Windsor was fined 10 dollars and costs with a 10 day jail sentence suspended for disorderly conduct. Robert L. Albaugh of Rocky Ridge forfeited 1145 dollars for failure to keep to the right of the highway center.
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Westminster
David Woodyard
New Windsor
Robert L. Albaugh
Rocky Ridge
City installs epoxy bonded barricade after vandalized cones
City engineers report vandals stripped rubber cone markers at North Market and Ninth streets, prompting a permanent barrier. The new barricade uses epoxy glued tubes to block southbound traffic in the one way section, replacing movable cones that suffered repetitive theft and damage across construction sites and meters.
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North Market Street
Ninth Street
Market Street
W. Raymond Walter
E Street
Walter
Julie Andrews Quits To Rest As Housewife
London AP reports Julie Andrews leaves the Eliza Doolittle role in My Fair Lady to rest as a housewife. She plans quiet time with husband Tony Walton after a May marriage, with no immediate plans for a new project.
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London
Julie Andrews
Elizes Doolittie
Tony Walton
Julie
Fair Lads
New York
United States
Eliza Ionig
Callas Damaged by Spaghetti In Ruling Over Pasta Ad
Rome appeals court upholds that Maria Meneghini Callas did not owe damages to Prince Pacelli's pasta company over a promotional spaghetti ad. Court orders both sides to negotiate the damages amount.
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Rome
Maria Meneghini Callas
Marcantonio Pacelli
Spaghett
Pacelli
Cal- Tas
Imo
Ike Will Need Hard Talk At Both Paris And Bonn
President Eisenhower faces difficult talks on upcoming visits to Paris and Bonn with France and West Germany expected to press for firmer NATO terms and a larger French nuclear role. Adenauer and De Gaulle reportedly oppose aspects of the Khrushchev exchange while Britain anticipates an easier London stop with broad support for the dialogue.
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Ike
Paris
Bonn
London
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
France
Imd Adenauer
de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
NATO
Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
Von
Brentano
Oun
Christian Democrc Party
John Foster Dulles
Britain
Khrushchev
American Student Held For Theft Of 19000 Dollars
An American classical student, Emory N. Eaton Jr., 26, was arrested in Amsterdam on accusations of stealing 12000 dollars from a New Hampshire state liquor store managed by his father. Dutch police detained him as an undesirable alien after reports of the case surfaced. Eaton arrived in Amsterdam from the United States.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Seabrook
N.H
Emory N. Eaton Jr
Concord
Warren Waters
Eaton
United States
Cuba News Blackout Intensified Amid Arrest Reports
Havana officials maintained silence on unconfirmed reports of mass arrests aimed at crushing a military conspiracy against Castro's regime. Reports cited 200 or more detainees, with contradicting claims of up to 1,600 held, while clashes and raids on the Isle of Pines and nearby camps were described amid scarce communications.
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Havana
Fidel 7Stro
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Libertad
Fulgencio Batista
Dominican Republic
Castro
Twentiet
2 Ce
Camaguey
Iro
Santiage
Chile
Organization of American States
OAS
Raul Roa
Welfare payments in Frederic county total seventy four thousand
A June financial report shows Frederick County Welfare Board disbursed 24,769.84 in June to 678 adults and children, down five from May. 103 families benefited 344 children with an average 96.71 per family, plus 8,314.60 for old age aid to 187 people. Foster care averaged 57 per child with 2,137.57 total. 71 disabled recipients received 3,101.4, average 433.68. General public aid totaled 837.56 for 22 cases while 417.72 aided needy blind. Washington county led with 6,894.32 for 89 cases. no other county in Western Maryland had cases in this category.
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Frederick
Fredericks County
Washington County
Maryland
Campfire Event For Older Youth Group At Spurrier Farm
Between four and six hundred people are expected for the annual campfire of the Older Youth Group of the H clubs. It will be held at Paul Spurrier’s farm on the Libermown Johnsville road, with family friends and neighboring county members invited. An initiation for 16 plus joining the Cider group will occur, and a watermelon feast will follow.
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Paul Spurrier
Libermown-Johnsville
Iso
Margaret Nicholson
New Midway Club
William Clem
Lewistoun
Ralph Harbaugh
Unionville
Patsy Lakin
Jearson
Catherine Stambauch
Mary Zeniz
Thurmont Club
Fred Wallace
New Market Club
Dorothy Carbaugh
Jefferson Club
Joe Smith
Carroll Street Bridge Plans Await City bids
The city engineer's office awaits design plans before advertising for bids on the Carroll Street bridge over Carroll Creek. The bridge was authorized three months ago and a survey of the site has been completed. Designing is by the Wilson T Ballard Co of Baltimore. No word yet on plans release for bidding.
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Carroll Street
Carroll Creek
Wilison T. Ballard Co
Baltimore
Floods Kill 498 in Formosa Amid Severe Rains
Formosa mourns 498 dead 330 missing 363 injured and 134679 homeless after flash floods from the heaviest island rainfall in 62 years. Typhoon Ellen lashed nearby areas while storms in the South China Sea triggered most floods. Taipei reports low-lying streets flooded and 9782 houses destroyed. No American casualties reported by U S command on Formosa. President Chang Kai-shek orders full relief effort and cabinet action.
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Taipei
Formosa
Ellen
Japan
South China Sea
Elen
U.S. Command
Formosan
Taichung
Chang Kai-shek
Only Three Papers Left In San Francisco
San Francisco faced a newspaper shakeup as three day’s papers remained on sale. The evening News and Call-Bulletin are merged under new ownership, while the morning Chronicle and Examiner continue separate publication.
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San Francisco
AN Francisco
San
The
News
Scrinps ‘ Upward Group
Call-Bu
Clin
Hearst
Independent Chronicle
Examiner
Toll Bridge Toll Booth Theft Shocks Iowa Rock Island
Authorities disclose a $750000 toll fund shortage at the Centennial Bridge linking Rock Island Illinois and Davenport Iowa. 13 toll collectors were suspended and police took over unmanned toll duties after a suspected theft scheme tied to a faulty treadle counting system.
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Rock Island
Davenport
Iowa
FBI
Bridge Commission
Bernard J. Moran
Moline
FBI Agents Join In Hunt In Md Supermarket Robbery
FBI agents assisted Anne Arundel County Police in pursuing two masked bandits who robbed a Martindale Shopping Center supermarket after closing. They bound the manager and a 17 year old stock boy, taped them in a lavatory, and escaped with about $5000. The manager and the teen were later able to free themselves and call police.
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Glen Burnie
FBI
Anne Arundel County
Martindale
Ediowe
Harry Ivers
Jim
Edione
Anne Arundel
Wilbur Wade
Five Day Forecast and Aviation Disruption Report
Temperatures will average slightly below normal with little day to day change. Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected Thursday and Saturday, with total precipitation from half to one inch. In western Maryland, highs reach the 80s with 79 in mountain areas. mornings mostly in the 50s. In Ireland, Pan American flights delayed after a bomb scare turned up empty whisky bottles on Gas House Pike. planes bound for New York were paused but resumed once checks cleared.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Shannon
Ireland
Pan American World Air
New York
Charles L. Mullen
Frederick
Bagcage
Seagats
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