No Change In Shore Conference
A Maryland Virginia conference on liquor laws and gambling yielded no action as a motion to adjourn was accepted. Gov. McKeldin warned of upcoming bills, while talks covered Potomac River jurisdiction and Chesapeake Bay issues plus fishing and fireworks sales.
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State Fair Opens With Record Exhibits and Lower Attendance
The 76th Maryland State Fair opened at 10 a.m. amid threatening skies and a larger display of exhibits, including nearly 24 000 show pieces and animals valued at 96 000 pounds in prize money. Attendance reached 19 559, down 2 085 from last year. The day featured Baltimore County Day with Michael J Birmingham cutting ribbons. Judging starts tomorrow in 4-H and Future Farmers categories while open-class judging begins next week. In Frederick a 13 year old Negro, Charles Cooper, was admitted after a knife wound from a tavern argument on West All Saints Street.
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United Ambulance
State Board awards contracts to C William Hetzer Inc
The State Board of Public Works announced the awarding of two contracts to C William Hetzer Inc of Hagerstown. The contracts cover construction projects in Baltimore dated August 26. Details on project scope and values were not disclosed in the briefing.
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Hills Point in Dorchester Hit by Immature Twister
A sudden windstorm swept Hills Point, Dorchester County, damaging about half the 15 homes, ripping roofs and uprooting trees. No injuries reported. Residents recalled it as an unprecedented, brief twister amid a second rainstorm.
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Dorchester
Bastafaki
Peake Bay
Cambridge
Elston Marshall
George Steeger
Senate backs compromise to shield FBI fees
The Senate approved a compromise bill to protect FBI fees by voice vote. It now goes to the House which faces its own tougher measure aligned with Justice Department views. Sen. O'Mahoney, the bill's chief sponsor, emphasized its purpose.
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Batlepzer Softball Schedule Practice Game
The Batlepzer softball team will hold a practice game against Buckeye at 6 35 p m on the Street School diamond.
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