Dr Buys Leads Sousa Band Fraternal Event in Baltimore
Dozens of compositions listed in band catalogs mark Dr Buys as a renowned conductor and former guest leader with leading bands. He will appear with the Hagerstown group featuring Jerry Eshbaugh, amid praise for the Geneva Big Four conference and plans for Baltimore harbor tunnel construction. The event is sponsored by local officials and the Maryland Moose Association.
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Dr. Buys
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Jerry Eshbaugh
Sousa
Dr. Buy3
Sousa Band Fraternal Society
Sousa's
Sousa Band Fraternal
Maryland Moose Association
William Nichols
Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland Drydock Co
Gov
McKeldin
State Roads Commission
ME. Fexit
Peter Buys
John Philip Sousa
Baker Park
Weather Bureau warns gaps limited flood forewarning
Washington August 23 The Weather Bureau said current forecasting and facilities were inadequate to warn of the great Northeast flood. Plans under way include a Hartford district river warning center, more observers on smaller streams, radar stations covering 200 miles, and training for part time observers to issue warnings during extreme rains.
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Weather Bureau
W. EE. Hiatt
Edward Vernon
Diane
Hartford
Conn
Harrisburg
California
Hey
Calls For Withdrawal Of All Foreign Troops
Romanian Premier Gheorghe Gheorghiu Dej urges liquidation of foreign military bases as a prerequisite for lasting peace. He spoke at a Bucharest rally marking the Nazi liberation anniversary, with Soviet leaders present and recent plans noting Russian forces remain while U S troops depart from western Europe.
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Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dj
Eastern Defense Alliance
Bucharest
Romania
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Tomania
U. S
Biegape
Isi
Two Mt Airy residents sentenced in Westminster court
Two Mt. Airy residents faced prison terms in Westminster as Magistrate C. Rogers Hall Jr. retired from the bench. George Ellsworth Cook Jr., 20, received six months in the House of Correction for driving with a suspended license though his license had been revoked in 1952. Nathaniel Ray Jones, 17, was jailed 30 days for reckless driving. Wilbur Leroy Fogle, 33, was jailed 30 days for destruction of property after he damaged his wife’s car. A separate case against Thomas Harding Osborne was dismissed after his wife did not appear. A California quake near Oregon coast was reported at magnitude 6 to 6.5 with an 8.6 record, lasting 45 minutes on UC instruments.
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Mt. Airy
Westminster
C. Rogers Hall Jr
George Ellsworth Cook Jr
RFD
House of Correction
Cpl
Samuel R. Dorsey
Cook
Nathaniel Ray Jones
Carroll County
Joan Crout
Wilbur Leroy Fogle
Lakesville
H. H. Snyder
Fogle
Barbara Amberson
University of California
Oregon
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