Tobacco tax stamps begin as county collectors enforce sales
More than $9,000 was collected by County Treasurer James Heath from wholesalers and meter machine owners for stamps and decals to be applied to cigarettes and tobacco products sold in the county starting September 1. The tax rate varies by product and price, with stamps required on all packs sold after next Saturday and retail sales barred without stamps.
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Beauty Queen Picked Tonight at Cumberland Fair
At Cumberland Fair five beauty queens vie for a single title selected by public referendum. Queens include Miss Naser Vandervort Dan AD County farm queen Patricia Smith Mineral County West Virginia Louise Pyles West Virginia Poultry queen Agnes Rose Or Maple Sugar queen Somer sett County and Susan Bowman Garrett County. A West Virginia case operator and ex convict found dead with cash and a $5,000 diamond ring was reported by the Abc County Detective Bureau in Pittsburgh.
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Sisters’ bodies found in quarry after long search
Rescue workers recovered the bodies of Nancy 10 Ruthie 3 and Theresa from a rain soaked quarry pit. The sisters disappeared 21 days earlier prompting a large community search with more than 100 workers and volunteers. The parents, Mr and Mrs John Gurnsey, were away at their trailer home when the discovery ended the long, grim hunt.
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Night's cool spell grips region with scattered storms
Weather summary notes minimal temperature change this weekend with cooling nights. A 31 degree low was logged west of the city, while Unionville reported 46 degrees near frost line. Clouds build tonight with showers and possible thunderstorms Sunday. Monday trends toward fair skies and little temperature variation. In unrelated accident news, Bradley Elmore, 30, of Elizabeth, New Jersey, was struck and killed by a car while crossing US 301 south of Falkner.
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Beall Appeals for Federal Aid to Maryland Farmers
Senator J. Glenn Beall urged Secretary Benson to provide emergency credit and other aid to drought stricken Maryland farmers. He noted counties report crop losses up to 13 percent and said the Agriculture Department can initiate relief despite disaster designation delays.
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Alabama Senate Approves Plan to Abolish County Dominated by Black Residents
The Alabama Senate endorsed a constitutional amendment to break up Macon County amid a Black majority, splitting it from five neighboring counties. If the House approves, voters in a statewide referendum during the Democratic primary would decide, with abolition effective four years later.
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Col Berger Acquitted By Court Martial In Oklahoma
An eight member general court martial acquitted Lt. Col. Waller P. Berger Philadelphia on four counts of negligent homicide and a dereliction of duty connected to four soldier deaths during a mock infantry attack at the Army artillery center. The 16 year veteran expressed relief and gratitude as he thanked supporters and spoke of his career hopes.
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Walkersville
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Court debates authority to amend specification in military trial
The court retired at 3 32 pm and returned about two hours later to ask Lt Col Joker F Taylor if it could amend a specification. Taylor said no but could delete unproved portions. Verdict given at 3 53 pm with two thirds needed for conviction.
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Construction Bill Awaits Signature For Maryland Installations
Washington reports the Senate and House agreed on this year’s construction projects totaling 13 405 000 for Maryland and nearby facilities. Key items include Aberdeen Proving Ground Fort Meade Fort Ritchie and the Naval Academy improvements plus Patuxent River Naval Air Station and Applied Physics Laboratory funds. A separate San Diego collision near the coast left one missing and four injured as two Navy transports collided about 180 miles west.
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Washington to Turkey mission aims at Middle East balance
Veteran diplomat Lou Henderson heads for Ankara after leaving Washington to consult on policy against the Soviet threat. State Department officials stress the trip is part of broader efforts to support allies like Turkey and other Middle Eastern countries, with Henderson to meet Prime Minister Adnan Menderes and regional monarchs. The mission comes as officials assess Syria's alignment and potential Soviet influence in the area.
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Weekend May Bring Rains Across Wide Regions
Wet weather threatens showers and scattered thunderstorms across much of the nation. Forecasters note cool fronts and thundershowers from Florida to the Rockies, with activity extending into the Ohio Valley and Mississippi area. Health officials discuss influenza tests and vaccine logistics for essential personnel amid ongoing monitoring.
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Health Dept Receives First Of Six Asiatic Influenza Kits
Frederick County Health Department officials announced the first of six detection kits shipped by the Maryland State Health Department to search for possible Asiatic influenza in the area. County Health Officer Dr. Forbes H Burgess emphasized it is a precautionary measure in all 23 counties and that no local cases have been reported.
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Eisenhower Copilot on Gettysburg Hop
The text notes Eisenhower as a pilot during the World Wars and mentions his occasional co-pilot duties on military flights. It references his long career and a Gettysburg related hop with a four engine aircraft, though many details are unclear.
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Mrs Norman Appointed as Hood Admissons Director
Mrs Norman named Director of Admissions at Hood College succeeding as head of the admissions committee. She previously served as Assistant Director of Public Relations and admissions counselor since 1952 and is an alumna of Western Maryland College class of 19. The role includes interviewing applicants, evaluating qualifications, and guiding campus visitors. A full time assistant will aid her duties.
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Fighting Plan To Close Bainbridge
Maryland officials and local leaders protest Navy plans to end training of apprentice seamen at Bainbridge. A meeting with Navy Secretary Thomas Gates Jr. and Maryland congressmen is set for next Tuesday to press against the cutback amid broader economy measures. Governor McKeldin and others have already sent protests.
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Hoffa Testimony Ends as Senate Panel Refers to Integrity Questions
James R Hoffa faced tough questions about ties to racketeers and Dio during a Senate committee session. Chairman McClellan read a list of alleged misdeeds Hoffa conceivably conspired in his testimony. Hoffa said he could not recall certain actions and rejected direct accusations while a new subpoena was issued for further questioning. The union leader, seen as a likely Teamsters president successor to Dave Beck, acknowledged past associations with racketeers but pledged action against criminals if elected.
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Inflation worries and rate hopes loom over economy
In New York the talk centers on whether inflation is calming as Federal Reserve Chair Martin signals a leveling of prices and possible rate declines. The week includes wage and price pressures, a jump in the New York Fed discount rate, and a street accident causing damages near Ninth Street. A strike threat looms as 23 000 telecom installers prepare for contract talks ending soon.
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