D F Shipley Dies At His Home At 52
D F Shipley long known local businessman and former alderman died at age 52 at his home 305 West Second Street after years of ill health. He sponsored Shiplex Celtics and organized the Tri County Baseball League and served as alderman from 1950 to 1953. Funeral set for Wednesday at the family home with interment Mt Olivet cemetery and contributions to Cancer Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Frankiin Shiple
West Second Street
Harry F
Fanny Easterday Shipley
H. F. Shipley
Sears
Mr. Shipley
Shipley
Tri-County
Shiplex
Celtics
Fish and Game Protective Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Francis Scott Key Postil
American Legion
Amveis
Frederick Lodge of Elks
Lions Club
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Vasinia Cramer
Three Jr
Margaret Ann Shipley
Ronroe Staley
Ler Ricore
Harry F. Shipier
Ander
James C. Shipley
Michael J. Shipley
Elliott City
Patrick J. Shipler
da Shipley
Susan T. Shipley
Hampton
C A
East Church Street
Feneral Home
Mt. Olivet
Beat Baby Stabbed With Pin, Mother Charged
Houston AP police charged Betty Joe Ellis 18 with murder after she admitted beating her infant son Robert Jessie Ellis and stabbing him with a safety pin while changing a diaper. Autopsy found ruptures of the stomach and pancreas and four broken ribs. Mrs Ellis said the child cried since birth on June 5 and she stabbed him Thursday. her husband was away fishing. The couple also has a 14 month old daughter Linda.
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Houston
Tex
Betty Joe Ellis
Robert Jessie Ellis
Robert Ellis
Linda
Tragic stabbing of USC coed shocks Los Angeles
Edna Martin a 21 year old music major was stabbed to death in an apartment near the University of Southern California after screaming for help. Police questioned G Robert Kinzie a 27 year old art student who lived in the apartment. motive and details unclear as investigators search for the attacker.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Edna Martin
Robert Kinzie
Kinzie Toid
Tom Reddin
Miss Martin
William Tomanovich
Zie
Hollywood
Kinzie
Tomanovich
Louis Martin
North Hollywood
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average about 36 degrees above normal with warmer conditions Tuesday and cooler by Friday or Saturday. Scattered thundershowers are expected mainly afternoon and evening throughout the period. Normal highs reach 78 to 84 and lows stay in the 60s, with 50s in the mountains.
Heat Wave Ends As Thunderstorms Linger In County
Thunderstorms cooled a weekend heat wave with over an inch of rain in the southeast and two inches in the central area. Unionville reported 12.1 inches. power outages affected Long Corner and Mt Airy Damascus areas briefly as utilities responded. Temperature dropped from Saturdays 95 to Sundays 88 and a cool night followed, with a forecast of more showers and cooler weather ahead.
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Unionville
Potomac Edison Company
State Police
Westth
Gambrill State Park
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Weather Bureau
Weather Ahead Forecast Maps for August to September
Weather maps show the Weather Bureau estimate for a 38 day period from mid August to mid September. The forecast outlines average temperatures and precipitation across the United States.
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US. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Rockefeller and Bride Return to U S Today
Steven Rockefeller and his Norwegian bride fly back to the United States for their honeymoon. They plan a Rockefeller ranch stay in Wyoming or a cruise on the Rockefeller yacht off Maine. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and Mrs. Rockefeller accompany them after a Copenhagen takeoff delay due to on‑board smoke.
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New York
Steven Rockefeller
United States
Erethey
Rockefeller Ranch
Wyoming
Maine
Rockefeller
Nirvana
Steven
E. Anne Marie
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Copenhagen
Sogne
Norway
Conenhegen
Accidents Take Nine More Lives Across Maryland
A wide range of fatal accidents claimed at least nine lives in Maryland and nearby areas over the weekend. A Coast Guard boat searched Chesapeake Bay for a man believed drowned after falling from a yacht near Love Point. Other victims include a 3rd shore event in Deep Creek Lake and multiple automobile crashes across Prince George's and surrounding counties.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
James L . 2
Love Point
Kent Isla
Annapolis
Lfe
Margaret Ann Hitzmiller
Here
W. Va
Deep Creek Lake
James E. Frantz
Dale
Pittsburgh
Alvin
Pauline Dyson
la Plata
U.S 303
Daniel James Ch
Anne Murray Lynch
Baltimore
Pennsylvania 7
Cambridge
Albert J Talbott
Catonsville
Rodolfo A. Herrera
Miami
Fla
Mitchellville
Prince Georges County
John L. Mure
Allington
Eshel Hannan
Port Charlotte
US. 301
Queens Town
Thomas Crownv
Washington
Manavoman Creek
Indian Heac
Cunard Fires Ship's Captain Over Attentions to Passengers
Cunard line dismissed Captain James D. Armstrong of the Britannic amid reports he was overly attentive to women passengers during an Atlantic crossing. Armstrong, 55, had 30 years at sea and faced retirement within eight years as he was offered resignation or firing.
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Liverpool
England
iBritain
Cunard E
Cani
James D. Armstrong
Addine
New York
Armstrong
Heat Grips Nation As Temps Soar Across Regions
The Associated Press reports widespread heat across the United States with Canada’s cool air briefly easing the Northeast and northern Plains. Forecasters warn little relief for the Southeast, south central regions, and the Midwest as high pressure blocks cooler air. sporadic showers fail to bring substantial relief. Water-filled rivers trap thousands after floods along De Trois Edsel Ford and John C. Lodge expressways.
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Associated Press
Canada
Plains
Midwest
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Texas
Alabama
North Carolina
John C.lodge
Traffic Law Cases Heard
A Pennsylvania man was fined for drunken and reckless driving after being stopped south of Buckeystown on Route 15. Magistrate Storm suspended part of the fines and ordered him to leave town. Other cases include a jail stay for intoxication, a $10 fine for failing to stay right, and a no fault finding in a passing violation at All Saints and South Market Streets.
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Pennsylvania
Buckerstown
Edward BD. Storm
Edward Wiliam Strong
RFD 2
Gillett
Key West
Fla
C. M. Wolford
Buckeystown
Strong
Storm
Wolford
Lee T. Devine
Guy Himes
South Bent Street
Virgil W. Doub
Middletown
Fang
K. O. McAllister
William T. Waddell
RFD
Gettysburg
All Saints
South Market Streets
Bernard King
William L. Timpson
Sjamsville
City to Start Major Storm Sewer Projects Schedule
City announces tentative timeline for storm sewer work at Ninth Street and nearby shopping area. Acting City Engineer Gaither Sykes says preliminary plans are due August 26 with plans, specifications and estimates ready by October 15 and bids advertised then. Contract awards expected in the second week of November with efforts to proceed. Additional sewer designs for Burck Street Park Avenue East School area and Swastika Road were discussed with target design completions by late October and bids issued soon after plan receipts.
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South Carroll Street
Gaither Sykes
Sykes
Mr. Sykes
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ninth Street
Burck Street
Park Avenue
Swastika Road
Boys die in Yellowstone quake area trek after rodeo
Mike Debaeis Jr and Bill Litzsinger, both 19, read a Montana paper five days after an earthquake struck Yellowstone National Park. They rodeoed in Lewistown, Colorado and Lilleton before heading to the quake zone. They camped near the worst area and were later found dead, presumed killed.
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ST. Louis
Mike Debaeis, Jr
Bill Litzsinger
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Bil
Lewistown
Mixe
Alice Debaets
Bilis
Raymond W. Uncer
Sapong
Lilleton
Colo
Lewistoun
Mont
Yellowstone
Four Local Men Held In Waynesboro Jail
Four Frederick men were committed to Franklin County jail pending arraignment on burglary and firearms violations. Arrested at 2:35 a.m. they tried to break into the Tropical Treaty along Route 1 north of Marion. States police named Tharold Perkins 20 Robert Milder 19 James O Cook 28 and De Haven Toms 21. Mountain climbers killed in Berchtesgaden Germany at least five climbers died in weekend accidents.
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Waynesboro
Frederick
Franklin County
Marion
Tharold Perkins
Robert Milder
James O. Cook
de Haven Toms
Two Dead In Hotel Shooting In Williamson West Virginia
W I Williamson West Virginia AP Stir May 29 of McAndrews Kentucky surrendered to police near a bridge between Williamson and Kentucky after a lounge shooting left two dead and one wounded. Prosecutor Joel Slater said May and his wife Ruby Jean 29 argued before the attack. Dolly Dorion 33 of Williamson was killed and Willis Blankenship 35 of Pikeville Kentucky was wounded. May held without charge until investigation ends.
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Slater
May
Wie
Dolly Dorion
Williamson
Willis Blankenship
Pikeville
Laid Off Rise as Strike Spreads Through Maryland
The nationwide steel strike triggers growing layoffs in Maryland. The Department of Employment Security reports 4260 layoffs through Aug 19, mainly in Baltimore area, with 379 new furloughs from the prior week. Industries affected include railroads, freight, trade, and metal product makers. About 20,000 Sparrows Point Bethlehem Steel workers are on strike.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
Condoni Ig
Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Steel Co
Water Tank Project Delayed by Steel Strike
The elevated water storage tank planned for Seventh and Eighth streets near East street is delayed due to an ongoing steel strike. Pittshburgh-Des Moines Steel Company will supply the one million gallon tank. A consulting engineer designs the foundation data, bids for that phase will be extended. Plans for the Monocacy River filtration plant are in design and bids will be sought soon.
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Seventh and
Eighth Streets
East Street
Gaither Sowkes
Pittshburgh-Des Moines Steel Company
Sykes
Monocacy River
Eisenhower Heads Off To Balking West Europe Tour
President Eisenhower begins a nine day West European swing to ease postwar tensions and rally alliance forces. He plans private talks with Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer while seeking a united front against Soviet diplomacy.
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London
Eisenhower
America
Hf Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Nikita Khrushchev
West
West Europe
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Paris
de Gaulle
Adenauer
West Germany
France
Britain
Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
United States
U.S.S.R
Mac Taillan
Sunday Times
The
Sunday Observer
Bonn
Gettysburg Symphony Opens Third Season With Soloists
The Gettysburg Symphony Orchestra begins its 1959 60 season on Sunday August 30 with three concerts set for October 22 January 7 and April 8 at Gettysburg High School auditorium Rehearsals meet in the Hotel Gettysburg press room The October program features harpist Bonnie Caplan and flutist James Fisher performing Mozart’s Flute and Harp Concerto The orchestra includes prominent local and regional musicians from York Chambersburg Hagerstown Frederick and Baltimore areas including Arthur L Rosen Catherine Olsen David Hagvan J David Hagan James Fisher Bonnie Caplan and Joseph 5S Stephens
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Gettysburg Symphony Orchestra
William Sebastian Hart
Baltimore Symphony Oreshes
Gettysburg High School
Bonnie Caplan
James Fisher
Flutisz
Mozart
Caplan
Fishier
Board of Education
Frederick County
York, Pa
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore
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D. F. Shipley
Board of Aldermen
Commerce Department
Harpers Ferry
Clear
Shenandoah
Dorsey F. Shipley
Haphives
LPAI
U.S. C
Tibet
New Delhi
India
China
Dalai Lama
Mussoorie
UGKT
Lee Wee
U. S
Bride
LU. S
Cunard
Detroit
Fath- Rockefeller Bisses
Anne Rasmussen
F Hi
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Gettysburg Symphony
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