Local Units Head to Annual Army Camp at Indiantown Gap
Members of Company A and Company B of the First Battle Group 15th Infantry Maryland Army National Guard left the Armory for a two week encampment at Indiantown Gap. The 28th Infantry Division Pennsylvania National Guard also began two weeks of active training and prepared for range firing exercises led by Capt Horine and Lt Crum Jr. A softball league game opens Sunday with M Sgt Wagner directing.
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15Th Infantry
Maryland
Army National Guard
West Second Street
Indiantown Gap’ Military Reservation
28Th Infantry Division
Pennsylvania National Guard
Plattoon Barracks
Harry Wbarigis
Harry R. Sanders Jr
Willard M. Horine
Paul L. Crum Jr
Robert L. Serine
Herine
Crum
Strine
Surime
Russell L. Castle
Charles W. Lockard
Calvin MM
James F. Sharrer
Alpert L. Hargett
Harry Cambright
Albert
Crummitt
Charles E. Geisbert
Henry B. Kimmer
Baiti’ Grove
Frederick
Towson
Hyattsville
Silver Spring
Kensington
Donald P.wagner
Frank W. ¥Anos
Robert E. Weddle
Early Settlement Prospects Are Bleak
United Steel workers President Davis J. Mc Donald says prospects are bleak for an early settlement of the nationwide steel strike. He spoke on a Detroit area picket line and at a union rally amid questions about possible use of the Taft Hartley Act. He warned against any move that would delay settlement. Also reported a separate incident in Columbia where 16 dogs mauled 12 cats after a gate was opened at the Animal Shelter.
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Detroit
United Steelworkers
Davis J. McDonald
McDonald
Roger M. Stong
U.S. Steel Corp
Eisenhower
Columbia
S.C
Columbia Animal Shelter
Frederick Fair Premium List Issued For 1959
The ninety seventh Frederick Fair premium book is ready with more pages and sharp photos of 1955 fan winners. Entries close September 14 for livestock and September 28 for household art pomological and farm classes. No county races. trotting and pacing run Tuesday to Friday with grandstand attractions and larger midway shows.
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Frederick Fair
Wade F. Hursey
Hursey
Fair Board
Maryland Fair Board
Jack Kochman
Pupi
June Taylor
Joe Prell
Mr. Hursey
Prel
Hosiery Division of Union-E Company Closes
Reliable sources report the hosiery division of the Union Manufacturing Company merged into Union-E and ceased operations yesterday. About 30 employees were told at noon Friday that their hosiery work ended, with some kept to tear down equipment sold to an out of state firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Cently
Union-E
Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Bicycles Inspected Week Amid Korean Anniversary Events
South Korea celebrated the 11th founding anniversary and 14th liberation with a government rally in Seoul. The city police reported 525 bicycles inspected over three days, aiming for about 3,000 this month, with safety rules issued and vehicles that aren’t inspected impounded.
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South Korea
Seoul
Republic
Seoul Oman Ball Park
Charles Bare
Rosedale Park
Hood College
Rosemont Avenue
Seventh Street
College Estates
Shookstown Road
Fort Detrick
Elm Street School
North Market Street
Fifth Street
Ninth Street
Tollgate Manor
Baker Park
College Avenue
West Patrick Street
Midsection Sees Cool Air While East Remains Oppressive
A cool air mass from Canadaedges southeastward across the midwest toward Texas Panhandle and northeastern New Mexico. Showers dotted the cool belt as readings dropped into the upper 50s to mid-60s while the East stayed muggy with readings in the upper 70s and 90s reported in Buffalo and Rochester. Thunderstorms formed along the cool air edge from New Mexico to Iowa and Michigan with light rain in Gulf Coast areas.
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Associated Press
Canada
Upper
Great Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Texas
Gulf Coast
Michigan
Great Lakes
New England
New York State
Vermont
Buffalo
On. Y
Rochester
Rockies
North Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Iowa
Lake Michigan
Gulf
Miami
Mid- Atlantic
Pacific Northwest
Arizona
Utah
United Church of Christ hosts rural life convocation in Oberlin
The Town and Country Convocation runs September 1 to 3 in Oberlin with 450 delegates from across the U S to study the farm and rural town crisis. Key speakers include Senator William Proxmire and academics from Chicago Garrett Institute and Penn State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O
United Church of Christ
United Church
America
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Victor Obenhaus
Chicago
Church In Agricultural and Industrial Society
University of Chicago
Rockwell C. Smith
Evanston
Garrett Biblical Institute
William Gmather
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
E. W. Mueller
Town and Country Church
National Lutheran Council
Pard Deitz
St. Louis
Board of National Missions
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Churches
Potomac Synod
Samuel A. Moyer
Thurmont
Wallace J. Bieber
Utica
Lewistown
Rain saves area crop amid heat wave drought threats
Last weekend rains improved the field corn crop in Grip County, with an average outcome despite last year's bumper harvest. Rain aided land conditioning for late summer grasses and alfalfa cutting, while cooler, wetter weather reduced flies and grasshoppers. However drought returns with scarce rain and water supply strain.
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Grip County
Henry R Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Dispute Over Tickets Keeps 1960 Convention in Limbo
In Los Angeles the 1960 Democratic National Convention remains unsettled as Paul M. Butler and local officials clash over ticket distribution. Frank Bonelli says a solution will come Monday while Edwin Pauley pushes for 5000 daily host committee tickets to fund a $350,000 guarantee.
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Los Angeles
Paul M. Butler
Frank Bonelli
Butler
Edwin Pauley
Butler Has Threatened To Move the Convention To Another City If Hhe
Pauley
Steel Workers Begin Second Month Of Strike
Half a million steelworkers entered the second month of a nationwide strike with no settlement in sight. The work stoppage halted about 90 percent of U S steel production and idled over 1000 allied workers, costing an estimated 31 5 billion in wage and production losses. Negotiations were set to resume Monday.
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New York
Milllion
Caribbean talk tests unity as ministers clash
In Santiago 22 western hemisphere ministers neared common ground amid Cuban leader Fidel Castro and Dominican strongman Rafael Trujillo sparring over a Caribbean probe. They debated a possible temporary committee and broader hemispheric principles while Nicaragua and Panama turmoil loomed. A second item notes Typhoon Georgia in central Japan killing 126 with many missing and thousands homeless.
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Santiago
Chile
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Havana
Christian A. Herter
Nicaragua
Panama
Tokyo
Georgia
Japan
Lsted
Bridger
Tooth Glue Sparks Navy Dental Breakthrough
Navy researchers report a cementing substance that could one day allow a removed tooth to be reinserted or replaced, potentially eliminating the need for dental plates and bridges. Capt. Thomas J. Canny notes progress at the Prosthetics Research Laboratories in Oakland California where experiments with dogs show reinsertion after extraction using the new cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Thomas J. Canny
Navy Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Frederick banks raise savings rates to three percent
Interest on savings deposits in Frederick city banks and several county banks will rise one half point to three percent per year starting October 1. The move follows higher national rates, with some area banks already at three percent. Banks increasing include Farmers and Mechanics, Citizens National Bank, Fredericktown Savings, Western Maryland Trust, and Frederick County National Bank. Woodsboro and Brunswick banks report no change.
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Frederick City
First National Bank of
Mt. Airy
Farmers State Bank
Emmitsburg
Carroll County
Walkersvvile
Thurmont
Myersville
Middletown
Woodsboro
Brunswick
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Western Maryland Trust Company
Fredericks County National Bank
Local Jaycees At State Board Meet
Local Jaycees travel to Annapolis for a Maryland State Junior Chamber of Commerce board meeting. Leading the delegation are George B Callan Jr and James W Powell with others including Walter Y Kirk Jr, John C Douglass, Bobby D Tichnell, Paul E Main, Glenn A Main Jr, and Ervin B Price of Frederick serving as state vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Castro accuses U S of aiding cuban enemies
Fidel Castro charged the United States backs anti-revolutionary groups and war criminals seeking refuge in the U S He blasted Dominican leader Rafael Trujillo as the financier of anti-Cuban plots and said Miami based airplanes have flown anti government leaflets into Cuba Castros remarks followed a Santiago conference on the Caribbean crisis.
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Havana
Fidel
Cuba
Castro
Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo
United States
Miami
Santiago
Chile
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Latin America
Caribbean
Patt
Panama
Trujillo
London Street Walkers May Go Underground
London's street walkers are set to go underground at midnight as a new law targets soliciting. Prostitution offenses carry jail time and heavy fines for repeat offenses, replacing the prior two pound fine that was paid without major consequence.
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London
Owls Return to Duty After City Misadventure
Baltimore tale recounts Alfred the AWOL owl from a Baltimore Gas and Electric tank. He ends up at the police station and zoo, then is reclaimed by the utility, resuming perch duty with his mate in the grounds as they adjust to city life.
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Baltimore
Alfred
Baltimore Gas and iElectric Co
Qwi
Marshall Street
Edward Gleason
Gleason
Gas and Electric Company
Zoo
Arthur Wattson
Mrs. Owl
Gas
Fred
Consumer buys through the summer amid steel strike impact
Retail activity stayed resilient as consumers expanded purchases in furniture and school supplies despite a steel strike. Dun and Bradstreet reports weekly retail sales up 4 to 8 percent above average, with bond and stock figures showing gains and federal district sales trending above last year.
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Dun & Bradstreet
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Federal Reserve District
Gary
Ind
Chicago Federal Reserve District
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Nuwspapreh
Hbh
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First Battle Group
Indiantown Gap
State Armory
Tary Reservation
Catherine Melinda Ramsburg
William Davis
Robert Clyde Moore
Hazelton
Ramsburg
Moore
John W. Frierson
John Woods Frierson
Birmingham Post Co
Birmingham News
Memphis Press
Shelbyville
Tenn
Banjakarta, Indonesia
Indonesian Communist Party
Abdul Haris Nasution
Dipa Nusantara Aidit
England
Chiltern Hills
Harold Macmillan
iChequers
Quito
Council of the Organization of American States
Venezuela
State Board
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