Frederick County Fair Opens September 30 to Run Five Days
The Frederick Fair kicks off September 30 and runs five days through October 4 with new premium lists and entry forms for cattle swine and sheep. Entries close September 15 for livestock and September 29 for household art pomological farm and garden displays. The premium fund totals 1000 dollars plus prize monies from the Agricultural Association, with special days for Governor's Day Farmers Day and Children’s Days.
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Frederick
News-Post
Wade F. Hursey
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Hursey
Maryland State Fair Board
The
Agricultural Association
Glen Trout
Walkersville
John T. Best Jr
Horace B. Alexander
Best
Lloyd C. Culler
Irvin Renn
Emmons C. Sanner
John L. Shaw
Irving E. Staley
Alvey D. Young
Harry C. Dorens
Woodsboro
Clyde W. Smith
Sjamsville
Frank W. Stauffer
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Araby
Clyde G. Smith
A. Irvin Renn
Frank N. Stauffer
Emmons C. Lanner
John Te
Best Jr
Alvey D.young
Harry C. Dorcus
Harry C. Doreus
Emmons C. Samer
Lloyd C- Culter
Irving FE. Staley
Emmons G. Samer
Harry C. Dereus
N. Stanffer
Horace M. Alexander
Marylander On Bail In Atlantic City Gambling Raid
A Maryland man and five others are free in 3000 bail ahead of a grand jury hearing next month on gambling charges. Joseph Morissi of Evandale is among those accused of running a casino at Beachblock House. Barbara Pinn of Oxford was released on 100 bail as a material witness. Police seized 19000 in the raid and arrested 44 people.
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Atlantic
N. J
Maryland
Joseph Morissi
Evandale
Swank Beachblock
Esterday
Granc Jery
Barbara Pinn
Oxford
Tonight Only Cooler Weather With 49 Low Predicted
Temperatures slipped from the 90s to near 50 as a cool front moved in. Forecasts show lows about 48 to 52, with modest daytime warming into the high 70s and low 80s by midweek. Corn crops benefited from the cooler spell and a bumper harvest is anticipated for the season. A civic reception will welcome Alpha Portland Cement Co. to Frederick County on September 9 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, with about 300 leaders invited.
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Toi
Robert E. Stansfield
Welcom Imer
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Tol
Frederick County
Theleam, iChamber of Commerce
Lemuel D. Keller
Chamber
Francis Scott Key
Frederick City
Keller
Alpha Eel
Chamber of iCommerce
Robert Gerstell
Alpha
Integration ruling on Central High Arkansas court order
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered resumption of integration at Central High in Little Rock, reversing a district court ruling. Gov. Faubus and Southern leaders criticized the decision, while the Little Rock School Board sought to maintain Judge Lemley’s 2 1/2 year delay and consider a Supreme Court stay.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Or'ival E. Faubus
Arkansas Way
Central High School
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Martin C. Matthes
United States
Central High
Faubus
Arkansas
U. S
U. S. Dist. Judge Harry J. Lemley
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Lemley
High Tribunal
Corn yields praised amid storage and pest concerns
Farmers report excellent corn quality with well filled ears and abundant yields. Rain came at the right time, though storage remains an issue as canneries and farmers struggle to find space. Garden crops like tomatoes flourish while snails appear in some gardens.
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J Stansfield
Richard Russell
Supreme Tharmont
Gaithersburg
Little Rock
Five Lose Licenses In Maryland People's Court
Five drivers lost driving privileges after hearings before License Reviewer Ray Horn. One license revoked. four suspended for one month. two placed on one year probation. Raymond John Lee Sr. had license revoked for false statements when applying. June 7 speeding arrest and three 1933 convictions cited. Suspects include Charles Richard Thompson for reckless driving on Route 26 east of Mt Pleasant. Harry Warren Summers Jefferson for exceeding 50 on Route 340. William Henry Gross for failing to grant right of way on South Market Street. Donald Ray Brice for reckless driving on Tourmont. probation for Herman Leroy Carter Jr. for pedestrian right-of-way violation. Walter Joseph Pencola for exceeding 60 on Route 40 at Poplar Springs.
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Maryland
People’s Court
Ray Horn
Raymond John Lee Sr
East Church Street
Rise
Lee
Charles
Richard Thompson
RFD 1
Adamstown
Mt. Pleasant
Thompson
Harry Warren Summers
Jefferson
Summers
Wiliam Henry Gross
RFD
Frederick
South Market Street
Donald Ray Brice
Thurmont
Tour-_ mont
Brice
Thur’ Emont
Herman Leroy Carter Jr
Samsville
Market and
All Saints Street
Walter Joseph Pencola
Military Road
Poplar Springs
Surgeon proposes half breast removal to curb cancer deaths
Prof. Clarence Berne of USC Medical School outlined a future option for women past child bearing to reduce breast cancer death by removing milk glands rather than entire breasts. The concept, discussed aboard the SS Matsonia during a USC medical course, would also initiate cosmetic breast reshaping.
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Matsonia
United States
Clarence Berne
University ofSouthern California MedicalSchool
USC
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Britain Prepares For Nuclear Test Series
London reports a wide area of the Pacific Ocean will be a danger zone starting Wednesday for a series of nuclear weapons tests. A Foreign Office spokesman said all foreign missions were notified and the area headquarters will be the same as in prior tests, closed to shipping.
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London
Britain
Foreign Office
O Conor Hospitalized After Heart Attack At Banquet
Herbert O Conor former Maryland governor and former U S Senator was reported in satisfactory condition last night in Carlisle Pennsylvania Delegates to the annual convention of Hospital Fe the National Model Railroad Association were surprised by his heart attack yesterday There was no banquet speaker and delegates will see manufacturers displays and go sight seeing Edward R Campbell local chair said the group cut speechmaking due to boredom
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Carlisle
API
Herbert O'Conor
Maryland
U.S
Pittsburgh
Hospita Fe
National Model Railroad
O’conor
aiAssn
Allenberry
Edward R. Campbell
Tan
Condition of rivers across Maryland report
Potomac at Brunswick cloudy while Monocacy at Frederick Junction muddy. conditions indicate unsettled watershed activity with variable flow.
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Potomac
Brunswick
Frederick Junction
Washington County cools with 46 degree low in August
Washington County reported a cool start with a 46 degree low as heat from 83 degree highs yesterday contrasted with the chill. The article notes Keedysville and Travis House involvement in a congressional bill on public assistance, detailing a 7 percent increase in Social Security benefits and federal funding shifts, as the measure moves to the President for signature.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Washington
Keedysville
Travis House
Lethower
Assembly May Back Peace Plan United Nations
UN General Assembly faces a Western backed Middle East peace plan with mixed support from Arab and Asian nations. The resolution by Hans Engen seeks UN action to withdraw American troops from Lebanon and British troops from Jordan, with Canada Colombia Denmark Liberia Norway Panama and Paraguay as cosponsors.
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CAP
Middle East
General Assembly
Hans Engen
Dag Hammerskjold
Lebanon
Jordan
Engen
Assembly
Sl Nation Assembly
India
U.N
Mlddle
Traq
Yugoslavia
Andreii Gromyko
Mahmoud Fawsi
United Arab Republic
United States
Brit Jain
Canada
Colombia
Denmark
Liberia
Norway
Panama
Paraguay
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
U.S
Jaod Jordan
Rocks Falling From Truck Take 4 Lives
A dump truck descending a hill shed two ton rocks killing a woman Estelle Jacobs 31 and her two young sons while the driver died. Harry Jacobs 31 and Albert Stone 40 died in separate smashed vehicles. rescuers freed survivors including Jacobs wife and children.
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Syracuse
Harry Jacobs
Estelle
Albert Stone
Carthage
Jacobs
Robert
Scott
Bonnie
Paul Waner 55 Has Heart Attack in Omaha
Paul Waner, 55, Hall of Fame baseball figure, suffered a heart attack Monday night. Manager Bill Bergesch said Waner was improving this morning and had limited visitors as he remained in the hospital. In Cumberland, taxpayers are likely to pay the same property tax rate of $1.57 per hundred as the prior year, with final council action delayed until next week.
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Omaha
Paul Waner
T Yaseball
Bill Bergesch
Jomaha Cardinals
Waner
Cumberland
Pacifists plan protest as minister joins Cheyenne site stand
Pacifists Kenneth Calkins and his wife Ellanor, both in their early twenties, say they will be joined by a Pennsylvania minister in efforts to halt the missile launching site near Cheyenne Wyoming. They were ejected from the area twice Monday amid the protest.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Pennsylvania
Kenneth Calkins
Ellanor
Car And Truck Collide At Rosemont Stop Sign
A pickup overturned at a Rosemont intersection amid braking failure. William E. Keeney's 1956 Ford truck reported $500 to $600 damage. James Spring, driving a car, was cited for failing to stop. Another crash near the North Market street crossing involved Wayne Schichl following too close and colliding with Bruce Randall’s 1957 Mercury and the train engine. Police estimated minor damages and charged Schichl.
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Rosemont
William E. Keeney
Frederick
Spring
Keeney
Culler
Harry Quinn
Port Charles B. Spring
Market Street
Wayne E. Schichu
Fayette
North Smarket Street
Bruce M. Randall
Moline
Lil
North Marketstreet
North Market Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Crossing
Schichi
Randall
Schichtl
William Mutchner
Schiead
Triton Submarine Sets Record as Nuclear Vessel for Navy
Groton, Conn. AP Rear Adm. H G Rickover said the giant atomic submarine Triton will guide future capital ships traveling under the seas. The 5900 ton monster, 447 feet long, features two atomic engines built by Knolls Laboratory and General Electric. It will serve as a floating warning station and will launch soon amid controversy over Rickover's invitation status.
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H. G. Rickover
Jbuilders
Rickover
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Knolls Laboratory
General Electric
Park Bill Approved Too Late Park Bill Approved Too Late
Washington AP reports the C Q Canal park bill moved toward passage but faced a setback as time constraints and drafting issues hindered immediate approval. The stalled measure drew attention from lawmakers and local advocates seeking park funding and protections.
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Washington
Uae
Vote on measure advances in House Interior panel
Oakland Maryland reports a House Interior subcommittee led by Rep Gracie Prost approved a measure amid talk of a possible full committee session. A 44 degree temperature drop noted as the area, between Washington and Cumberland, faces dry weather needs for farmers awaiting harvests. Weather records show a high of 78 earlier with a 40 degree drop reflecting the mountainous area climate.
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Congress
House
Gracie Prost
Oakland
Ida
Mary
National Park
Gov-Ljan
Old Chesapeake
Ohio Canal
Washington
Cumber Island
Wayne Aspinall
Twrowel
Weeilirr
Ausnst
Nact Vaare
Two Of Four Who Escaped Captured
Baltimore police captured two of four inmates who escaped from Patuxent Institution for mentally defective delinquents last Sunday. William J. Starkey Jr. and James C. Combs were arrested after being spotted walking in northwest Baltimore and were taken to Northwestern District headquarters. The manhunt focused on Gwynns Falls Park. The other two fugitives, Robert C. Caple and George J. Crisp, remain at large.
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Patrxent Institution
William J. Starkey Jr
James C. Combs
Greensboro
Caroline County
Northswestern
Gwynns Falls Park
Patuxent
Jlarge
Robert C. Caple
George J. Crisp
Baltiimore
Maryland and Delaware Florists Telegraph Delivery Assn elects new leaders
Mrs. Kitty Dennis of Salisbury becomes president for Maryland and Delaware area. Carleton Morris of Annapolis elected as president-elect. William Henshaw of Dover chosen to join the board of directors as adjournment looms. Washington leaders push to finish the fifth Congress by the weekend.
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Heads Association Cumberland
Kitty Dennis
Salisbury
Maryland
Delaware
The
Florists Telegraph Delivery Assn
Carleton Morris
Annapolis
William Henshaw
Dover Dell
Jury May Probe Death Of Kierdorf
Detroit AP Michigan Attorney General Paul L Adams and three prosecutors plan calling a grand jury to probe the fire death of Teamsters business agent Frank Kierdorf and a dry cleaning blaze in Flint. Herman Kierdorf, 68, a former agent, passed a lie detector test but refused to discuss key aspects including his whereabouts during the 13 days he was missing.
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Detroit
Michigan
Paul L. Adams
Frank Kieridorf
Wayne County
Samuel Olssen
Adams
Jerome O'Rourke
Genesee County
Frederick Ziem
Oakland County
Herman Kierdorf
Herman
Teamsters Union
Flint
Mich
Franke
Frank
Pontiac
McKeldin Speaks At Kalb Memorial Service
Governor McKeldin urged Americans to honor General de Kalb and his courage in memorial services at the Maryland Statehouse. He noted the park provision and urged restraint amid debates on dam plans near the Potomac, citing Washington’s view of de Kalb as reliable and prudent.
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de ‘Kalb
Alsace
de Kalb
Marquis d de Lafayette
Maryland
Delaware
Camden
Senate
Henry J. Ridgely
J. Caleb Boggs
Milton A. Reckord
George L. Radcliffe
Maryland Historical Society
George Washington
Washington
Mrs Eisenhower Seeks Chinaware for White House Set
Mrs. Eisenhower aims to fill a White House chinaware collection with personal associations to all presidents. She and staff found five missing pieces tied to Andrew Johnson, William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, and Herbert Hoover as they regroup the china room. The previous occupants used predecessors’ pieces, prompting a search for privately owned items to complete the set.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
China
Srs
Andrew Johnson
William Howard Tait
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert
Hoover
Jtse
Mrs. Eisenhower
Snow Falls on Mt Washington Peak in Summer
Light snow covered Mt Washington summit at 6,288 feet on Monday, just 35 days before the season ends, according to AP reports from the summit weather observation.
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MT. Washington
N. HW
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