New School Territorial Limits Set
The article details updated school zones for North Frederick elementary, North Market and East Frederick schools, listing areas and bus routes. It names Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt, principal C Beattie Stauffer, and staff appointments, noting ongoing teacher shortages and the start of the school year on September 8 with a first holiday on October 8 for Frederick Fair.
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New North Frederick
Eugene W. Pruitt
Seventh Street
Elm Street
Rosemont Avenue
McKaig
Mr. Pleasant
Harmony Grove
Roy Fisher
US. 15
Horst
Military Road Area
Culler
Camp Detrick
Pruitt
Libertytown
Middletown
Frederick Fair
North Frederick School
C. Beattie Stauffer
Judith C.lylee
Evelyn M. Roelke
Mary Walker
Margaret Louise Huffer
Dawn Stine
Madeline Underwood
Hes Rebecca Wet Sry
End Of 83d Congress Session Nears Final Acts
Washington dispatch reports the second session of the 83d Congress nearing final action on three major items including a foreign aid package worth 2.781 billion dollars, a bill to ban the Communist party, and a reform of social security. Senate House conferees settled on the foreign aid appropriation yesterday and expect passage, with a wind up likely tomorrow or early next week. In Laurel Maryland a barn and feed storage building on Clifford Stephens Farm, president of High's Dairy, was destroyed by fire causing about 60,000 dollars in damage.
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Washington
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Senate House
Laurel
Clifford ¥. Stephens
High's Dairy Products Co
Owen Lattimore
U.S
Leo A. Rover
Lattimore
State Department
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Rover
Supreme Court
De Gasperi Dies From Heart Attack
Alcide de Gasperi, Italy’s veteran postwar leader, dies at 73 in a mountain retreat after a weeklong heart attack. The former premier, a staunch European union advocate who battled communism, passed away with family at his bedside after a final seizure.
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Sella Val Sugana
Italy
Alcide de Gasperi
Rome
European Union
Atomic cannon accident injures three in Germany
An American 5 ton atomic cannon based in West Germany plunged off a 12 foot embankment near Schongau while being moved between twin trucks in Baxania. Three U.S. artillerymen were injured when the forward vehicle skidded as a German police account cited a passing car. In Wilmington Delaware a motorist leapt from the Delaware Memorial Bridge into the river.
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West Germany
U. S
Baxania
U S Charges Red China Over Missing Airmen
The United States charges the Chinese Communists hold 15 American airmen as political prisoners. A Defense Department statement says Beijing admitted at Geneva the men are alive, verified by returned POWs now exchanged since the Korean armistice. The Pentagon seeks accounting for 526 Americans claimed to be in Communist hands or whose fate is known to the Communists.
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Washington
United States
Defense Department
Geneva
Korea
Pentagon
Far East Command
No Action Tonight On City By Pass
City officials postpone discussion on a northwest Apple avenue by pass proposal at the regular meeting. A August 9 special session left the board reviewing protests and awaiting a decision. Opponents urge alternate routes for safety, while the prior route kept by the State Roads Commission remains under review.
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Northwest
Apple Avenue
State Roads Commission
Hay Fever Season Hits Frederick as Sniffles Rise
Frederick residents brace for hay fever as ragweed pollen rises with late summer heat. Police and health officials urge vacant-lot owners to cut weeds, reducing pollen spread and easing symptoms until frost in October. Labor Day marks peak for many sufferers amid variable pollen counts and growing use of air conditioning.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Forbes H. Burgess
Daniel Swomley
City Works
Sat
Swormley
Fined $50 After Auto Fatality
Harold Eugene Shumaker of Sharpsburg was fined $50 and costs on a reckless driving charge in Peoples Court. The gross negligence and manslaughter by motor vehicle charge was dismissed after a collision on Route 40 A near the Chattabox restaurant. Irvin T. Bagent died in the crash, and John M. Sausser of Braddock Heights testified that Shumaker’s car skidded across the highway. Shumaker claimed the car skidded when he was pulling onto a lane to turn toward Bagent’s residence and denied speeding. He was hospitalized for two months after the incident.
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Harold Eugene Shumaker
Sharpsburg
Magistate
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Peoples Court
Chattabox
John M. Sausser
Braddock Heights
Irvin T. Bagent
Route 3
Shumaker
Charles A. Price
Donald Bowser
Sheffield
David A. Wolfinger
Hagerstown
Regis C. Hopier
Baltimore
Gen. R. Cole
Shivers Faces Challenge Over Eisenhower Backing in Texas
Dallas governor candidate Allan Shivers is attacked by rival Ralph Yarborough for backing Dwight Eisenhower in 1952. Yarborough calls Shivers disloyal to the Democratic Party as runoff primary voters prepare for August 28. Shivers defends his stance as in Texas and national interests amid a normally Democratic state.
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Dallas
Allan Shivers
Dwight Eisenhower
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Austin
Shivers
Bolt
Eisenhower
Yarborough
Lexington Park Store Destroyed by Fire in Md
Fire destroyed the Lexington Park Department Store and damaged a nearby men’s shop in Lexington Park Maryland. Firefighters were overcome by smoke as the blaze damaged the brick building and contents estimated at 100000 dollars. Co owners Zucker and George Steinberg plan to rebuild and reopen. Nearby furniture store beauty salon pawn shop and loan agency were briefly threatened as Navy units assisted.
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Lexington Park
Park Department
Leo Dutcher
William Springer
Lea Jington Park
Ben Poindeater
Zucker
George Steinberg
Buidings
Patuxent Naval Air Test Center
Washington, D.C
Chesapeake Bay
Navy
Iremen
Leaxington Park
Rotating Plan Of Registry Begun In County
Officials with the Board of Registry began a rotating plan to register rural residents for the fall election, moving through districts by September 28. The permanent registry office in the county courthouse will operate mornings only, while board members will register residents in Buckerstown today and Point of Rocks tomorrow. The move follows resolutions by county party committees, with protests from some residents about removing county-wide registration. Proponents say permanent registration aims to improve the process, but opponents say the plan defeats its purpose.
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Board of Registry
Court House
Buckerstown
Point of Rocks
Democratic
Republican
Registry
Native Dancer Out of Whitney Handicap at Saratoga
Alfred Vanderbilt said Native Dancer will not race in the 30000 Whitney Handicap at Saratoga Saturday. Five boys who slipped from a Maryland training school in Telchester were recaptured after a stolen car chase near Chestertown, Maryland.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga
Alfred Guyone Vanderbilt
Chestertown
Maryland Training School
Telchester
Former Capone Mob figure Gioe Shot to Death in Chicago
Charles Cherry Nose Gioe, once with Al Capone's outfit, was found slain in his automobile last night. Police report five bullets fired, no witnesses found though several heard the shot. Gioe, 52, and three other Capone gangsters had been jailed in 1944 for conspiring to extort over a million dollars from the motion picture industry. they were paroled in 1947 after serving a third of their sentences.
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Chicago
Charles
Cherry Nose
Gice
al Capone
Gioe
Capone
Moton Picture
Demonstration Attracts 3000 Farmers To Buckeystown Farm
About 3000 farmers from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia are expected to attend a grassland farming demonstration at E Earl Remsbergs farm near Buckeystown. The event sponsored by Four State Farmers Association Mar Del Va Farm Equipment Dealers Association Potomac Edison Farm Department and university extension services runs 9 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. with 150 machines demonstrating seeding subsoiling pasture renovation anhydrous ammonia application one man hay making and other grassland practices.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virgina
West Virginia
E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
State Farmers Association
Mar-Del-Va
Twins Born July 34 Third Child Expected
Detroit report: Mrs Boyd Braxton 28 gave birth to twin girls July 31 and expects a third child soon. Doctors note a double chorion, unusual in such pregnancies. Twins Barbara Joave and Betts Jean weighed under five pounds at birth. Dr Thomas Y Hum delivered them. no firm birth date for the third baby. The Braxtons have six other children and reside near Packard Motor Complex. Police report rear-end crash on Rosemont Ave causes property damage to two cars.
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Detroit
Boyd Brayton
Braxton
Thomas Y Hum
Barbara Joave
Betts Jean
Ham
Wills Branton
Boyd Jr
Barry Dean
Christine
Christopher
Darrel
Davis
Victims Of Sadists Tell Of Attacks In Brooklyn Park
New York report details four teenage attackers linked to assaults in a Brooklyn park. Victims Felix Jaculouski and Edward Walsh identify Koslow Mittman and others as assailants. One victim, beaten and burned, remains hospitalized. another was left unconscious in a vacant lot. Police say the group boasted of torturing a Negro itinerant before tossing him into the East River. A separate homicide charge targets Mittman Liber man Trachtenberg for the death of Rheinhold Ulvicksen.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pharenanny Mnirmsted
Mense 2
Csir Aest
Brooklyn Park
Greenpoint Hospital
Felix Jaculouski
Jaculouski
Edward Walsh
Walsh
Kaculouski
Jack Koslow
Melvin Mittman
Joseph Kostryn
East River
Mittman
Jerome Liberman
Robert Trachtenberg
Rheinhold Ulvicksen
Mendes-France presses for changes to European Defense Community
In Brussels French Premier Mendes-France outlined aims to revamp the EDC link Germany to the Western alliance and aid Adenauer amid political strain. Spaak and other ministers showed discouragement after a two hour meeting with limited attendance as discussions continue on a six nation pact.
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Brussels
Belgium
Pierre Mendes-France
Paul-Henri Spaak
Mendes-France
Spaak
West Germany
Italy
France
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Conference
Germany
Konrad Aden
Mandar Vranen
Taft Addresses World Council of Churches on Responsible Society
Charles P Taft urged the World Council of Churches assembly in Evanston to embrace a responsible society. He cited social security workmen’s compensation minimum wage law 40 hour week farm price floors and public housing as American examples. Delegates from 163 denominations in 48 nations attended as plans included a later address by President Eisenhower.
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Evanston
Charles P_ Taft
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Eisenhower
Determined to break up bicycle thefts in Baltimore
A youth named Brearold was fined 100 dollars and costs after a magistrate warned of a crackdown on a wave of bike thefts. Police arrested Emmanuel Anderson who was riding a stolen bicycle and eight other bicycles were recovered in the process. The case notes that about 80 bikes have been reported stolen in the Brooklyn area since January, with gangs dismantling and reassembling parts for sale. Magistrate Vernon H. Wies pledged to jail the next offender in similar cases.
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Baltimore
Emmanuel Anderson
Southern District
Vernon H. Wies
Brooklyn
Wiesand
Ito
President Eisenhower denounces crooked fence politics
In Springfield Illinois the president says the country is sick and tired of crooked fence politics and the prophets of doom. He speaks at a Republican Day event at the state fair, signaling a drive to keep Republicans in control of Congress.
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Springfield
III
Eisenhower
Minors
Congress
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