Premium Lists For Frederick Fair Ready
The premium lists for the Frederick County Great Fair run five days from October 2. Pamphlets will mail to county residents today and city residents by Wednesday, with 2,500 copies mailed Monday and 2,500 Wednesday. About $16.00 in prize money will be distributed. Horse entries are not allowed this year. goat classes added to cattle with several breeds included. Cattle committee led by John L. Shaw and Clyde W. Smith. Woodsboro’s Harry C. Doreus presides. Four H clubs and FFA open to members. tractor contest planned. Poultry world competition headed by Alton T. Williar. Grandstand shows, Greyhound racing, and county races featured. Entries close Sept 17 for livestock and Oct 1 for household and garden. Fair runs Oct 2–6 with diverse exhibits and midway attractions.
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Frederick Farr
Horace M. Alexander
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Wade Hursey
Maryland State Fair Board
Hereford
Aberdeen
Guernsey
Jersey
John L. Shaw
Clan Trout
Clyde W. Smith
Harry C. Doreus
Woodsboro
John T. Best Jr
Glenn Trout
A. Irvin Renn
FFA
Yong
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Cloward
Maryland
Poultry
Alton T. Williar
Frederick County
Dack Kochman
Hell
Madwestern Hasside
TLV
Fun and Falke
Yrell
Woman Held in Bank Fraud Tied to Kidnapping Case
A 4-year veteran Chicago bank supervisor, Bessie Roth, is jailed amid a $467,228 theft via postdated and holdout checks over a nine year period. FBI links the scheme to the disappearance of infant Peter Weinberger, though Roth denies wrongdoing.
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Chicago
John Lamatrea
FBI
Peter Weinberger
Lamarca
Bessie E. Roth
New York
Frida
Lawndale National Bank
U.S. Aus
Frank J. McGarr
Miss Roth
McGarry
McGarr
Buralow
Emil
Emma
Central
Four Killed in Baltimore Car Crash Apparently Racing
Two late model cars in Baltimore crashed on a deserted boulevard killing four occupants in the rear seat and injuring two others. Police said evidence suggested racing but proving it would be difficult. Names of victims and survivors include William Bartels Edward Rindok Martha Moeller Arlene Maisch James E. Fannon Carol Niedewick Joseph Leonard Anna O Tischa James W. Parker Jr Joseph J Quattochi Marion R. Matuk.
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Baltimore
William Bartels
Edward Rindok
Martha Moeller
Arlene Maisch
James E. Fannon
Union Memorial Hospital
Carol’ Niedewick
Dates And Bag Limits In State Announced
The Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission announced migratory bird dates and bag limits. Details include mourning doves eight per day, rails and gallinules ten, sora twenty three, with varying possession limits and seasons from September through December. Shooting hours run from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. A new dove season spans 53 half-days and the Jack snipe season extends to 50 days.
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Baltimore
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Brant
Tei
Polk de
Kouurur
Jack Snipe
Youth in Feagaville Survives Gunshot Brain Injury
A Feagaville youth, 21 year old Robert P. Brown, reportedly attempted suicide by shooting himself in the right temple at his home barn. He was found by grandfather Charles Redmond and transported to Freuenas Memorial Hospital, then moved to the University Hospital in Baltimore for brain injury as investigators note a prior attempt about three years ago linked to military service reluctance.
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Feagaville
Charles Redmond
RFD 4
Redmond
E. L. Baum
Robert P. Brown
Freueaies Memorial Hospital
Melvin Lea
Lea
University Hospital
Baltimore
Hospital Extends Housing Help to Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital offers vacant nurses’ residence rooms to Hood College if needed until new dorms open. President Truxal thanks Miss Ethel Northam and the hospital board for neighborly support, noting two campus buildings will house students if overflow occurs.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hood College
Ethel Northam
Dy Wares
Northam
Truxal
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Upper College Terrace
di Avenue College
Miss Northam
Hooden
Frederick Memorial
Mahoney Confident in Dem Senate Nomination Fight
George P. Mahoney declared he will win the Democratic State Central Committee vote to name a successor to Millard E. Tydings. He claimed broad support in Baltimore and Harford County and said he would campaign vigorously after the committee meeting.
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Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Democratic State Central Committee
Millard E. Tydings
Havre de Grace
Mahoney
Harford County
Thomas D'Alesandro
Michael J. Birmingham
Birmingham
Tydings
Monigomenhy
Alamm
Montstands
Igomery
Negro Mahoney
Pris
Robert Graetz
Mary
G. J. Ruppen
Democratic Party
Passhlines
John Marshall Butler
White Minister Supports Bus Boycott in Mixed Neighborhood
A young White pastor of the all Negro Trinity Lutheran Church near a Negro residential area backs the Negro bus boycott begun December 5. He uses his car to transport Negro riders to work, as Mahoney forces claim solid opposition and county Democrats urge support for George P. Mahoney. The Montgomery County Democratic Finance Committee led by Frank L. Hewitt Jr. appeals to members to back Mahoney, while local clubs and officials express mixed votes and support.
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Graetz
Trinity Lutheran
Mahoney
Montgomery Improvement Asstt
Sa1djan
Frank L. Hewitt, Jr
Spring
Montgomery
Democratic Committee
State Central Committee
George P. Mahoney
Montgomery County
Friendship Democratic Club
Lathan H. McNish
Chevy Chase
Maryland
GHC Thsguy Rsa
Dalring
United States Senate
Ost Mars
Tydings
Slye Miles
Buck
Briscoe
Kenneth B. Duke
Phil Chapman
Egypt's Nasser offers shipping guarantees for Suez access
Diplomatic sources in Cairo say President Nasser will propose guarantees for unimpeded Suez Canal shipping, as a counter to internationalizing the canal. He may reply to the Suez Committee in London, with talks hinting at broader negotiations and a possible wider conference of Suez users.
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London
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
Gamal Abdel- Nasser
Suez
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
Ittvan
Nasser
Ruslan Abdulghani
Abdulghani
Kidnapper's Friend Now Is Hunted
In Mineola New York police pursue whether a friend aided Angelo John LaMarca in abducting 32 day old infant Peter Weinberger. LaMarca, held without bail on kidnapping, faces expected murder counts as investigators link a Brooklyn ally and examine handwriting evidence from a ransom note.
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Mnetaana Pean
Explosion Damages Homes in Bias Attacks
Ruppenthal offered no immediate explanation for the violence. He described the blast that damaged Graetz’s home as blowing the front door lock and creating a yard hole large enough for a two gallon bucket, marking the third such incident since the boycott began and following prior blasts at Martin Luther King’s and E. D. Nixon’s homes with no injuries.
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Ruppenthal
Graetz
Martin Luther King
E. D. Nixon
Search for U S Plane Continues Off Red China Coast
Pentagon officials confirmed the search for survivors of a U S Navy plane downed off the Formosa coast continued at full force despite earlier dispatches claiming the hunt was called off. Navy operations chief Admiral Burke said the effort had not ended.
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Washington
Pentagon
Red China
Naval
Cumberland Valley Firemen Name Officers
Harvey Barton Jr was named president of the Cumberland Volunteer Firemen's Association at the final session of its 5th annual convention. Paul Philipps and Raymond Kimble advanced to first vice president and from aide to accord, Raymond J Long elected third vice president. Clyde Frankenberry named secretary. George Ridgely reelected treasurer. Rev Benjamin Blue reelected chaplain. Rudolph Wertime named attorney. Waynesboro was chosen as next year’s convention site for August.
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Martinsburg
WoVa
Harvey Barton, Jr
Schaefferstoun
Cumberland Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Barton
Deperation
Paul Philipps
Harrisonburg
Raymond Kimble
Hagerstown
Raymond J. Long
Clyde Frankenberry
Georges. Ridgely
Funkstown
Mid
Wax
Benjamin Blue
Baltimore
Rudolph Wertime
Greencastle
Waynesboro
Bicycles Licensed Local Record Targeted
More than 400 bicycles were licensed last week by the city police. Licensing occurred at Baker Park South End Park and Third Street Park with 1 761 bicycles licensed for the new year.
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Baker Park
South End Park
Third Street Park
Marylang Avenue Park
Harmon Field
Lindes Hill Park
Four Die in Baltimore Blaze at Laurens Street House
A three story Baltimore home at 551 Laurens Street housed three Negro families. Four people died and a fifth was critically injured after a flash fire. Victims identified as Ralph Bailey Leola Peterson Stanley Smith and Elmer Hughes. Gregory Smith Peterson aged 8 in critical condition. Fireman Thomas L Freeman treated for wrist burns.
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Baltimore
Laurens St
Ralph Bailey
Leola Peterson
Stanley Smith
Elmer Hughes
Hughes
Provident Hospital
Gregory Smith Peterson
Thomas L. Freeman
Body Found After Wreck Near Cumberland
A 49 year old man Jesse Ray Bean was found dead in a field after a crash seven miles east of Cumberland on Maryland 3. The truck driver Albers Noward Baker WO of near Cumberland and another vehicle driven by Paul Cowgill 25 of Bedford Pa were involved. Autopsy planned to determine exact cause of death. Dr Alfred C Kinsey noted dead in Bloomington Ind after heart condition and pneumonia.
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Cumberland
Bullind
Here
Lindbergh Cook
Jesse Ray Bean
Maryland
Cook
Bean
Demy Ae Graw
Albers Noward Baker
Paul Cowgill
Bedford
Cowcull
Cong
Memories Hospital
Trouper Cook
Cowgill
Kean
Benedict Skilarehe
Two Cars Collide in Wall South Dakota Killer Crash
Nine people die in a head on collision on U S 14 16 near Wall South Dakota nine killed including three children. Dr G W Mills described the crash as the most violent he had seen and a lone girl survived from a Custer family of six. Four young men in the other car perished as authorities say the motor and debris struck occupants.
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Wall
S. D
South Dakota
G. We Mills
Wait
Here
U.S
Charles Best
Wall Marshall
Dutch Royals Juliana and Bernhard Visit Corfu for Rest
Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard arrived on Corfu for a brief holiday after declaring Dutch troubles settled. They are guests of King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece, amid rumors of divorce or abdication.
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Athens
Juliana
Netherlands
Bernhard
Corfu
Paul
Prederika
Greece
Ana
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Weverton
Frederick Junction
Hood
Ala
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Weinberger
Brooklyn
Mrs. Morris Weinberger
Westsburo
Baltimore — Rules Govl
Eaning
Sgartens
State Board of Health
Long Island Parkway
Jin Plainview
Frank
Perry F. Prather
Baltimore City
Seene
Morris Weinberger
Betty
LaMarea
New York City
Cumberland Valley Firemen
Munch
Paris
Charles Munch
Boston Symphony Oritheatra
Cork
Ireland
Kinsey
Bloomington
Ind
Alfred C. Kinsey
Sineas
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