Weather Mostly Fair Pleasant across the East Coast
Areas of rain diminished after yesterday as a disturbance moved off the mid Atlantic coast. Rain lingered in southern New York and south along the Virginia coast while skies stayed cloudy in many East Coast locations. Showers were noted in parts of New England and southern Florida with warmer air bringing a warming trend to the Plains and upper Mississippi Valley.
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Sy Tee Associated Press
Atlantic
Filorita
Maine
Mid- Atlantic
New York
Virginia
New England
Florida
Plains
Mississippi
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Great Lakes Region
Assessment Confirmed: Frederick Shopping Center Tax
Frederick County commissioners affirmed the 1957 assessment on the buildings at the Frederick Shopping Center after protests over land improvements as of January 2 1957. The complex opened March 13 1957, owners may appeal within 30 days to the State Tax Commission. hearings showed substantial completion at 73.5 percent with most outside walls and roofs in place and varied subcontract progress from several firms.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Byj
Cohen
Gehich
Gye
Animnation
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Bliss Naomi Clemson
Braddock
Decemer
F. Wilson Clemson
Elmbeen
Perishreet
Amliss Mary Comstock
Woodsboro
A. Lamar Barrick
M. J. Grove Lime Company, Inc
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
Hagerstown
Paint and Glass
Ma Hardware
Coeur of Appeals of
Maryland
Parsons Newman
Richard Zimmerman
Jang
Court of Appeals of Maryland
B.B. Rosenstock
Two Robberies During Night Are Reported
City police report two break ins in a single East street building. Baer's Restaurant was entered via a rear window and a vending machine damaged. thieves took money. A second victim, Donald Lee Purdy, was injured and hospitalised after a crash at the Annapolis expressway intersection.
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East Street
Baer
Annapolis
William Heart
Martin Smith Jr
Annapolis-Washington
Donald Lee
iPurdy
Anne
Arundel General Hospital
Hagerstown District Demonstration Days Crown Winners
Miss Patsy Wise of the Middle Town Progressive Club led a quintet from the area at district level demonstration days in Hagerstown last month. The 16 year old demonstrated how to make a Swiss cheese pie and was the only member eligible for two site championship honors.
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Richard Comstock
Aliss Wise
Grayson Wise
County Press
College Park
Braddock Club
Jo Anne. Stansfield
Robert Stansfield
Marsha Minnick
Howard Minnick
Hagerstown
Patsy Wise
Middlettown Progressive Club
United Fund Angr y Mob Drive To Be Wrecks Forum Topic Offices
A two charity united appeal forum will be held at Frederick High School auditorium on September 3. Inter-Club Council and the Junior Chamber of Commerce announced the open forum will feature a radio and TV personality head and include representatives from major cities and the national united appeal. Local charities will present views on pros and cons. The council rejected assisting with the Halloween parade but individual clubs may proceed. Miss Kathryn Sherrill will attend plans for United Nations observance week under local chair Eleanor Everhart.
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Inter-Club Council
Junior Chamber of'Commerce
Jay-cees
United Appeal
National United Appeal Organization
Hallowe'en Parade
John A. Derrand
Alan Long
iInter-Club Group
Kathryn Sherrill
United Nations
Eleanor Everhart
Glenn Main
Kiwanis Club
Lillian Null
Max Paley
Jack Doll
Jaycees United Drive Appeal
Rain wanes as Eastern Shore records fall
A high pressure system moving east ends Maryland rainfall with drops across the region. Eastern Shore reports include Salisbury 1.81 inches and Easton 1.13 in the 24 hours to p.m. Dover Delaware logged 0.51 inch while Baltimore area saw 0.1 inch at Friendship Airport and Towson 0.02 inch. Cumberland had no rain. Internationally, Albert Schweitzer arrived in France for a three month European visit to plan hospital drug department needs.
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Maryland
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Salisbury
Easton
Waldorf
Charles County
Dover
Del
Baltimores Friendship International
Waterloo
Howard County
Randallstown
Baltimore
Rockville
Montgomery County
Towson
Cumberland
Marmolada Peak Rescue Tragedy Near Trent
Two rescue parties ascend Marmolada Peak near Trent searching for seven trapped climbers amid violent weather. Reports from Milan say two additional climbers may be caught on the mountain, bringing total involved to nine, with little hope of survival.
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Trent
Italy
Milan
A Box and His Lamb at Indian Springs Road Farm
Three year old Terry Ausherman lives with his family and a pet lamb named Trouble on a white stone house along Indian Springs Road surrounded by evergreen trees and grain fields. Trouble follows Terry, romps on the lawn and even eats from the dog’s dish, cooling in a tree shade hole on hot days. Terry explains the lamb was named Trouble because he was the only baby lamb on the farm but he is not troublesome. Photo by Mrs Edward Bentz.
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Indian Springs
Terry Ausherman
Trouble
Wayne
Terry
Gilmore Rusherman
Rocky Springs
Edward Bentz
Green painted initials brighten city tank walls
The initials were applied in green paint on the tank on South Carroll Street near East South. Neat work showed uneven lines upon close inspection. Detected Saturday night by a passerby, two suspects possibly used a ladder to reach the catwalk and paint the 156 foot top. A high wire fence surrounds the site as authorities investigate.
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South Carroll Street
East South
Frank Keefer
Balloonist sees heavens in great balloon test
Crosby Minn. Air Force Majors Force evaluation team reports giant polyethylene balloon lifted from Fergus Falls to 100000 feet. Simons, in the capsule, described an indescribable view of the aurora borealis as the craft aimed toward a 102000 foot goal for 24 hours aloft.
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Demark
Fergus Falls
David G. Simons
Joseph Kittinger
Fadia
Deep Violet
Jet Brace
McCurdy
Ion
County Sells Two Crushers in Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioners announced the sale of the county's two old stone crushers, located at Blue Mountain and Foxville Wolfs yville Road, as junk. Diminished use due to high operating costs and reduced demand led to the decision after about 30 years of service.
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Frederick County
Blue Mountain
Foxville Wolfsyville
Four men inducted for service from two selective boards
Four men registered with the two counts selective service boards were taken to Baltimore for induction into the Armed Services. Inducted from Board No. 45 were Douglas Albert Winpigler Wick Brunswick Richard Franklin Kline Jr Prospect Hill Frederick Kermit Esworth Bruner Jr Middle Street Frederick. Inducted from Board No. 46 was James Roy Jones RFD 1 Mt. Airy. A group was sent by chartered bus to Fort Holabird for preinduction physical examinations and further processing.
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Baltimore
Armed Services
Douglas Albert Winpigler
Brunswick
Richard Franklin Kline Jr
Hil Frederick
Kermit Esworth Bruner Jr
Middle Street
Frederick
James Roy Jones
RFD
Mt. Airy
Fort Hola
Bird
Keller Gets 713000 Uniontown School Job
L. J. Keller and Sons builders awarded the Carroll County Board of Education contract for a Uniontown high school. The 713000 project excludes plumbing heating and wiring and aims for completion by fall 1939 serving a wide area around Uniontown.
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Carroll County
L. J. Keller and Sons
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Hoffa Faces Questions On Profitable Deal In Senate Hearing
Washington reports that James R. Hoffa testified before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee as evidence surfaced that his wife and another union official's wife ran a $4,000 misstep into a $125,000 deal linked to a contractor Hoffa helped settle a strike for. Kennedy questioned profits before taxes and Hoffa disputed the framing. The inquiry also touched Hoffa’s police file and an assertion of a $7,300 repayment after an extortion charge, which Hoffa called reduced to a misdemeanor.
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James R. Hoffa
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Aidwest Teamsters
Court Clerks Elect Baltimore Leader for Second Term
Aug 2 George L Byerly clerk of Baltimore county circuit court was elected president of the Maryland Court Clerks Association for a second year. Eleanor G Owings Ellis Wachter D Ralph Horsey and Mrs Foy new york report health status leadership roles noted in Maryland clerks group.
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George L. Byerly
Baltimore County
Maryland Court Clerks’ Association
M Mr. Byerly
Clerks’ Organization
Elleanor G. Owings
Anne Arundel County
Ellis C. Wachter
Frederick County
D. Ralph Horsey
Caroline County
Defendants barred from calling stars in criminal libel trial
In Los Angeles Judge Herbert V. Walker ruled that testimony may be introduced only about magazine stories already in the record. Defense lawyer Arthur Crawley cannot summon up to 150 celebrities as witnesses. Developments include Maureen O Hara and others denying obscenity, and Meade and Craig lie detector test testimony barred.
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Herbert V. Walker
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Attormer
Arthur J.crawley
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Therm
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Maureen O'Hara
Hollywood
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Bassport
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Syria
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Tne
Daniel Ross
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Syria accuses U S of plot against regime at U N council
Syria cites the United States before the United Nations Security Council as plotting to topple President Shukri al Quwatli and linking U S policy to the Eisenhower Doctrine. Foreign Minister Salah Bitar says Washington plans an embargo and aims to install pro imperialist governments.
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Syria
United Nations
Security Council
Foreign Ministry
Isaid
United States
Shukri Kuiwady
U. S
Salah Bitar
Bitar
U.S
Eisenhowser
Egypt
Manmalate
Isheinas
Division's Strength 7,568, Simpson Says
INDIANTOWN GAP Pa The 29th National Guard Division from Maryland and Virginia has arrived for a week of field work near Harrisburg. Maj Gen Henry C Evans praised the troops as they enjoy the training. Lt Col Vernon R Simpson reported the division strength at 7,568 with 231st Transportation Battalion of Baltimore and 581st Field Artillery Battalion from Roanoke, Va attached.
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National Guard
Maryland
Virginia
Henry C.evans
Harrisburg
Vernon BR. Simpson
Mt Airy
Guilty Second Time Drunken Driver Fined in Court
Lord Linthicum cum was found guilty of driving under the influence in Trial Magistrate Court by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. He was fined 250 dollars. Trooper Diehl testified to August 8 near Jefferson, noting swerving and intoxication. Trooper Davis corroborated. This was his second DUI offense, first in 1929. no jail time imposed. State's Attorney Samuel W. Bartisk prosecuted.
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H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Bruce E. Diehl
Jefferson
Diets
Linthicum
William Davis
Diehl
Shoemaker
Samuel W. Barstick
May Delay Adjournment Over Civil Rights Debate
Senator Knowland of California said Congress may delay adjournment until next month due to the clash over civil rights legislation.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Congress
Easse
Police Recover Stolen Automobile
Police recovered a white 1956 Chevrolet station wagon stolen overnight from Isaac Hankey. The car, undamaged, was found abandoned in an alley off Center Street with tools used in Hankey's radio repair business and a two way radio inside. Hankey reported the theft occurred between 10 30 p m Monday night and 7 this morning.
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Elm Street
Paralel
West Fifth Street
Center Street
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