Car Carrier Crashes Into Home in Knoxville
Early morning crash on U. S. 340 near Knoxville damaged Ronald M. Miller’s stone and brick residence and Miller’s Confectionery. A Baltimore driver Claude H Reape steered Anchor Motor Freight car carrier into the house, breaking windows and pillars, spilling kerosene, and buckling interior walls. State Trooper Kreisinger filed reckless driving charges.
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U. S. 340
Knoxville
Ronald M. Miller
Frederick
Miller
Claude Howard Reape
Baltimore
Anchor Motor Freight
Unemployment Claims Drop in Maryland Week
Maryland unemployment claims fell to 4,450 new filings last week from 5,677 the prior week, the State Department of Employment Security reported. Checks issued totaled 28,374 for 3721,471 across district offices, with declines tied to plant-wide furloughs and summer shutdowns. Fields list regional figures and river conditions, noting Monocacy is slightly cloudy and Potomac clear at Weverton.
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Baltimore
State Department of Employment Security
Carroll
Towson
Westminster
Towson and Westminster
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick Sap Boo
Silver Spring
Hyattsville
Annapolis
Touson
Cambridge
Chestertown
Salisbury
Elkton
Oakland
Westminster A
Easton
Crisfield
Sharp Declines in Coffee and Cocoa Prices
New York op Sharp declines in coffee and cocoa this week pulled the Din & Bradstreet wholesale food price index to its lowest since Feb 2. The index moved to 707 with a misprint likely 7.07, down from 7.10 last week and 86.67 a year ago. Feb 2 index stood at 87.01. More commodities rose than fell, but declines in coffee and cocoa dominated.
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New York
Din & Bradstreet
Kefauver coy on 1956 bid after Tennessee win
Washington Notebook reports Sen Estes Kefauver dodging questions about a 1956 Democratic bid after his primary victory over Rep Pat Sutton. He jokes about world affairs and jokes about flying home by transport after the helicopter campaign. The note also covers McCarthy at Mundt hearings, Senate aides at Commerce and a new Joke Squad in the USSR to curb humor. Senator Sparkman and Senator Bush clash over Yankee ingenuity amid a Dixie-New England exchange.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Pat Sutton
Kefauver
Rep. Sutton
Sinclair Weeks
Harvard
Yale
William S. Kilborne, Jr
B. Allen Rowland
Richard L. Hall
John Sparkman
Alabama
Prescott Bush
Conn
Sparkman
Bush
New England
Asking Bids On Bridge On New U S 40
The State Roads Commission on September 7 will open bids for the concrete substructure of a new steel truss bridge over the Monocacy on U S 40. The project includes two abutments two piers and preliminary embankment but excludes superstructure floor railings and approaches. The bridge will be eastbound only and connect with Frederick by-pass improving grade.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Baltimore
U. S. 40
Frederick By-Pass
Jug Bridge Hill
Roads’ Group
Roads Commission
Gaithersburg
Maryland
Damascus
T. Edgie Russell Company
U. S. 15
South Market Street
Evergreen Point
Graham Low
W. E. Graham Company
Mavalyned
Washington National Pike
Brown Station Road
Graham
Ehrhardt and
May
Law Richard F. Kline
Princemant Construction Company
Silver Spring
Wright Construction Company
U.S. 240
Brink
Montgomery County
Ridgeville
Island inspection by Admiral stirs diplomatic talk
In Taipei Formosa the U S Embassy said Admiral Felix B Stump Pacific commander in chief inspected a tiny Nationalist island outpost near the Chinese coast. The report fuels talk Washington may place the offshore outposts under LoS protection to deter a possible invasion amid Eisenhower’s pledge to defend Formosa.
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Taipeh
Formosa
U.S
Adm
Felix B. Stump
Pacific
China
United States
Eisenhower
Cincinnati at Chicago Doubleheader Postponed by Rain
National bulletin notes a scheduled two game set between Cincinnati and Chicago postponed due to rain with the Thursday date affected.
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National
Cincinnati
Chicago
Congress Do-Nothing? Two Senators Say No Way
In Washington, Sen. Milli kin of Colorado and Sen. Mans field of Montana, a Democrat, defend the 83rd Congress as not do-nothing. Millikin cites an amazing amount of legislation and warns voters will compare Eisenhower promises with Congress performance. Mansfield counters that much has been done but not in the people’s interests.
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Washington
Sen
Millikin
Colorado
Mansfield
Montana
GOP
Eisenhower
Congress
Crucial Talks On EDC Open In Brussels
In Brussels leaders from six European nations gathered for decisive talks on French demands that threaten the European Defense Community. Mendes-France planned to push a revised plan at the foreign ministers meeting, arguing only a European army model could pass in Paris. Opponents fear new revisions dilute supranational control and trigger fresh parliamentary approvals across the six nations. West Germany and other partners weigh the risk of discarding the EDC pact as drafted.
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Brussels
Belgium
Pierre Mendes-France
Paris
Mendes- France
Foreign Ministers
National Assembly
West Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
U.S
Washington
Rene Pleven
Mendes-France
Books Open On Contract Ike Says
President Eisenhower says the books are open for inspection of a controversial power contract in the TVA area. Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell says he is glad Ike will disclose the whole story behind the Dison Yates deal. Mitchell blasted the handling of the matter in Chicago after Eisenhower’s news conference.
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Washington
Eisenhower
TVA
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Chicago
Hisenhower
City Bicycle Licensing Program In Third Week
The city police department licensing program for bicycles enters its third week. Inspectors will cover residents between Fourth and Seventh streets west of Hood College and Military Road. Tomorrow license inspections extend from Fifth to Ninth streets west of Market Street to the college.
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City Police Department
Fourth
Seventh
Hood College
Military Road
Fifth
Ninth Streets
Market Street
the College
North Market
Second Street
Fifth Streets
Prospect Point Elevator Reopens After Rock Collapse
Prospect Point's elevator leading to the base of the American Falls reopened to the public today after a rock collapse in the Niagara Gorge last fall. Niagara Frontier State Park Commission president Joseph Datis said the elevator is safe. The market opened narrowly lower with steels, aircraft, and oils under selling pressure.
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Miagara Falls
Prospect Point
American Falls
Niagara River
Joseph Datis
Niagara Frontier State Park Commission
New York
Parking law cases yield about $600 in four weeks
Frederick police claim the delinquent parking ticket drive has collected about $600 in four weeks. Chief Charles Mains calls the program very successful with Sgt. Daniel Swemley pursuing warrants across the state. Most violators are Frederick city and county residents, with ten percent nonresidents.
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Frederick Crms
Charles V. Main
Daniel Swomlyx
Frederick City
Swemley
Swom‘ley
Swomley
Withdraw 3 U S Divisions From Korea by 1984
SEOLCL South Korean National Assemblymen said the United States plans to withdraw all but three U S divisions from Korea by the end of 1984. The assembly voted to oppose the withdrawal. An Army spokesman in Washington said he had heard nothing about pulling part of the ROK Army from Korea. Representatives planned to discuss with U S officials, while a committee chairman said the plan is to pull out all but two U S divisions and one combined division of U S and other troops.
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Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Watkins- Johnson Committee
Flanders
Fulbright
Morse
McCarthy
Mundt
Symington
Missouri
Benton
Maryland
Stevens
Mundt Committee
Pan
Seolcl
United States
U.S
Korea
National Assembly
Washington
Sih
Rorea
Chanman Lee Ki Z Suh Aw
Forayn Relations Committee
Whang Sung Soo
Quadruple Amputee Plans September 25 Wedding
Mosley, the first quadruple amputee from the Korean War, will wed Ruth Shaw on September 25. He parachuted into Korea in December 1952, endured four days in snow, and was rescued by South Koreans. He now uses artificial feet and a hooked right hand, drives a car, and maintains a normal daily life. Also noted, Senate committee approved nominations for Charles Yost as minister to Laos and Robert McClintock as ambassador to Cambodia.
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Paterson
Clarence
Mosley
Air Force
Mosles
Ruth Shaw
Mies Shaw
Mosses
Korea
Burnee
Massex 18
Vie
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Charles W. Yost
New York
Kingdom of
Laos
Robert McClintock
California
Cambodia
Local Plea Urges Support for Polio Emergency Drive
Frederick residents are urged to join the National Emergency March of Dimes drive for five weeks to back polio work as treasuries run low. Local chairman Alton Y. Bennett says small contributions can help fund treatment and a season with rising cases. The national goal is 20 million dollars, with Civitan and Cigarette Club volunteers aiding in collection. About 6,000 circulars were mailed. community volunteers assisted in preparing notices.
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Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Bennett
Jation
Civitan
Bertha M. ‘Barteis
Women’s Auxiliary
John
Munich riot erupts as metal workers clash with police
In Munich Germany striking metal workers battled 400 police over ten days of unrest near Siemens plants. Twenty one injured none arrested as clashes spread through Bavaria where 220000 workers idle. Management offered 3.5 cents while workers seek 3 cents raise.
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Munich
Germany
Siemens
Sisike
Ark
Tyo Heinen
Miclee
Daw
Bavaria
Fined $200 Or 301 Days In Jail Here
James M H Werking of 1014 North Market Street was fined $200 or jailed 301 days by Substitute Magistrate Edward J Smith for maintaining a business that created a public nuisance and health hazard. Health officials testified to filthy conditions from livestock on North Market Street, while Werking argued he was trying to rectify issues and planned relocation outside the city. The magistrate cautioned the risk of repetition if relocation did not occur, and imposed the sentence after consideration.
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James MH. Werking
North Market Street
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
County Health Department
Forbes ,Burgess
R. Dean Stickel
Charles V. Main
A. Norman Dietz
Himeself
Linis
Smith
Mr. Smith
W. Jerome Offuth
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Hopes For Closer Union Expressed By World Church Meeting
In Evanston Illinois representatives of 170 million Christians renewed efforts toward Jesus Christ prayer that they may all be one. At the World Council of Churches meeting 183 denominations from 48 countries heard unity keynote addresses by leaders from four denominations. The gathering focused on deep discussions about land and work for later talks.
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Evanston
Ill
Jesus Christ
Christ
World Council of Churches
Loresmen
Farm Bill Heads To White House After Long Battle
The farm bill passed 44 38 after a 14 hour session amid heated debate. It includes flexible authority on supports and price controls, sending the measure to the White House. The House earlier approved it 208 47 in a standing vote amid disruptions as key senators traded arguments over record votes.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
House
Maryland July traffic deaths top 39 in city and counties
The Maryland State Police report 39 people died in July traffic in Baltimore City and nearby counties, raising year to date fatalities to 281, a six per cent drop from January to July 1953. Injuries reached 8,160 statewide with Baltimore City accounting for eight deaths.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Maryland
Calvert
Caroline
Carroll
Cecil
Dorchester
Howard
Kent
Mortgomery
Queen Anne's
St. Mary's
Talbot
Worcester
Anne Arundel
Charles and Prince Georges
Frederick
Allegany
Somerset
Washington
Garrett
Harford
Wicomico
Elmer F. Munshawer
Farouk Yodeler in Rome Exiled King Joins Club Scene
Exiled former King Farouk of Egypt was seen at a local nightspot in Rome where he drew a chair beside a cafe entertainer and fans for an hour in the early hours. The event included a Swiss yodeling performance as part of the guest scenes at the club.
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Farouk
Rome
Bnvor
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Herbert Hoover Jr
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London 15
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