Removal Of Hearing In $120000 Can Factory Damage Suit
The Thomas Foods Corporation seeks $120,000 in a suit against International Salt Company alleging breach of warranty and negligence over canning machinery and a salt syrup formula. International Salt filed a petition in U.S. District Court in Baltimore to remove the case from a Maryland circuit court. The company claims NJ incorporation and NY residence for removal eligibility. The petition includes a $500 bond and will shift costs if removal is improper. The original suit maintains surgeries: spoilage and loss of goodwill after following equipment instructions. Two counts seek spoilage damages and negligence for alleged misrepresentation and unsafe, faulty machinery.
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Baltimore
United States District Court
International Salt Company
Thomas Foods Corporation
Commerce Street
Thomas Concern
Robert E. Clapp Jr
New Jersey
New York State
Fred J.green Jr
Salt Firm
J. Hamilton Bailey
National Surety Corporation
Thomas Company
Thomas
Thomas Econcern
Sukarno Breaks Relations With Dutch
President Sukarno announces a break in diplomatic relations with the Netherlands after Dutch aircraft carrier moves on West New Guinea. Observers foresee possible seizure of Shell Oil holdings and Unilever plantations owned by British and Dutch stockholders, signaling a major shift in regional control.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Shell Oil Holdings
Unilever
Montevue Project Contract Awarded To Thurmont Co
Thurmont Construction Company was awarded the roof and porch contract for Montevue County Home after bids opened in the County Commissioners office. The award seals a low bid total around $31,000 for roof and porch work, with a 60 day completion deadline and a $100 daily penalty.
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Thurmont Construction Company
Montevue County
Thurmont
Norman S. Earley and Son
Hagerstown
Frederick
Ford Construction Company
A. Irvin Renn
Commissioners Board
Mehri H. Ramsburg
Goodloe Byron
Donald Woods
C. F. Bow
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George B Stupp
Carroll Manor Fire Company Buys First New Pumper
The Carroll Manor Fire Company plans a new pumper costing about 15000 dollars, to be delivered around Christmas. The unit is tailored for the Tural area with 70 gallon per minute pump, 500 gallon booster tank, and two booster reels, plus front and side suction, a 1000 foot hose load, and space for five aboard. It will be built on an International 180 chassis through H C Summers Co and American Fire Apparatus Co with Collage Park ties.
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Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Tural
Cadillac
H. C. Summers and Company
Jefferson
American Fire Apparatus Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Glenn D. Culbert Co
Hitch-Hiker Struck By Tractor-Trailer Near Emmitsburg
North Carolina youth Bernard J. Peffier, 18, was hit on US 15 at the southern edge of Emmitsburg by an unidentified red-painted tractor-trailer. He was taken to Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg with possible rib, back and internal injuries as state police and local officials investigate the crash in foggy conditions.
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Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Bernard J. Peffier
Jacksonville
N.C
Tfc
Henry I. Stafford
Pelfrey
U. S. 15
George W. Green Jr
Green
Hershey
Robert Koontz
Stafford
Woman abandons underwater English Channel attempt
Bionde Jane Baldasare of New York quit her plan to swim the English Channel underwater off the French coast. In a 20 foot long cage she reached about four miles from Cap Gris-Nez before stopping. River conditions note muddiness at Buckeystown and Point of Rocks show muddy to normal levels.
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Folkestone
England
Bionde Jane Baldasare
New York
English Channel
Cap Gris-Nez
Buckeystown
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Wage Bill Faces 1st Big Test in Senate Vote
The Senate debates the minimum wage bill with Senator Kennedy predicting victory as an amendment by Senator Holland would shift coverage. The bill would raise the minimum wage to 1.25 in three steps and bring about five million more workers under wage hour rules. Holland seeks to exclude retail, hotels and service establishments, leaving only seamen and certain workers covered. Senator Dirksen plans a full substitute after the vote.
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Washington
Senate
Joan F. Kennedy
Dmass
Aessard
Holland
D-Fla
Florida
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Bomb-Fearing Sect Emerges From Shelters
More than 100 Full Gospel Assembly followers emerge from 42 days in underground shelters in Benson Arizona. Reunited members greet reporters after the shelters were opened and declare victories in their divine prophecy of nuclear disaster while praising civil defense as Noahs Ark.
Frederick Sagner coats to clothe Olympic team in Rome
Sagner Inc of Frederick will outfit 500 male Olympians for the Rome Summer Games with blazer style coats in navy and Northcool fabric. The coats carry a Sagner label on the white pants worn with them, and were designed by the Frederick Tailoring operation now part of Sagner.
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Frederick
Fim
Sagner Inc
Wisner Street
Rome
Sagner
Thompson
Atlantia
Frederick Tailoring
Stanley Sagner
Baltimore
Deis
Kiam Lovell
Don Bragg
Adventist Pastor Attacks Rock and Roll at Maryland Conference
Baltimore AP H J Harris a Seventh Day Adventist pastor attacked rock and roll likening it to devil dances of heathen tribes at the Maryland Delaware Adventists summer conference at Catonsville near Baltimore. Harris said rock and roll means a nervous breakdown set to music and leads youth to satanic frenzy in smoke filled dance halls. He pastors the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Frederick.
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Baltimore
H. J. Harrris
Africa
Harris
Maryland
Delaware
Seventh-Day Adventise Church
Frederick
Eisenhower Denounces Soviet Claim U S On Trial Over Powers
President Eisenhower rejected Moscow’s assertion that the United States is on trial with U2 pilot Francis Powers. He argued Powers shows no brainwashing evidence and protested the Russians’ denial of access to a U S embassy official to view the flier. He noted is not helpful to the flier to comment in detail. He said the Soviets miscast his earlier remarks about Powers as support for a shared trial.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Francis G. Powers
Powers
U.S
Soviet Union
Powers Describes Life as a $30,000 Spy in Soviet Court
MOSCOW AP Francis Gary Powers told a Soviet court he is sorry for his U2 flight over the Soviet Union. The 31-year-old pilot pleaded guilty and described himself as a $30,000-a-year spy who disliked the job and knew little about the aircraft’s cameras. He testified he was told the mission was safe, and that he could not refuse the assignment. The trial explored his role and motives as he faced espionage charges with possible penalties of 7 to 15 years or the death sentence.
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MOSCO
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Powers
Roman A. Rudenko
Mikhail Grimov
Eisenhower
Soviet Supreme Court
Pakistan
Turkey
Shelton
U.S
Air Force
Spear
Midnight prowler routs Petersville again
In Petersville a prowler has returned to steal lumber and chickens from the Heffner property. Mrs. Edward L Heffner reported a 1 am break in and fired a shot that missed. Police with Trooper Stephen Riland investigate as two more shots were heard around 2 30 am.
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Petersville
Edward L. Heffner
Heffner
Heffner House
Wall Street Advances As Autos Lead Early Trading
The stock market moved higher in the afternoon trading session after an initial gain was trimmed. Automobiles sector stocks helped push the market upward while overall trading remained moderate.
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Wall Street
New York
Record parachute jump sets endurance mark in extreme cold
From NEA Telephoto) ed from his open gondola in minus 100 degree temperature for his record parachute drop. Kittinger, shown standing beside the gondola, fell freely for four minutes and 38 seconds, opened his chute at 17 500 feet and reached earth safely in the clasped time on 33 minutes and eight seconds.
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NEA Telephoto
Kittinger
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Davis
Thurmont Co
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U.S. 15
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U. S. Air Force
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Joseph Kittingger
New Mexico
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