Auto Hits And Breaks Power Pole On Patrick Street
A sedan crossed a curb and struck a power pole, dropping it onto the car on Fast Patrick street near Wayside Inn. Herbert H Jones of Montclair N J escaped injury. Damage to the vehicle was about 300 and the pole was replaced by Potomac Edison crews with no service interruption. A separate weekend incident on West Patrick street involved a drifting truck striking a parked car, causing about 40 in damage, with the driver cited for improper parking. Two other minor collisions on South Bentz street caused about 70 in combined damage.
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Patrick Street
Herbert H Jones
Montclair
N. J
Frederick
Wayside Inn
Potomac Edison Company
United States
Paul Mossburg
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Willie de Naille
Roger L. Carpenter
RED 5
Nathan Dorsey
Naille
South Bentz Street
West All Saints
Two Treated For Injuries In Md 395 Crash
Rosalie N Burdette 17 of Clarksburg admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with head bruises and neck chin cuts after a sedan crash on Md 395 seven miles south of Frederick. John Wilcom Jr of Frederick was treated for facial abrasions and lacerations and discharged after emergency room care. Police said Wilcom swerved into guard rails on Route 355 near Met SAS at around 10 pm, no charges yet as investigation continues.
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Rosalie N. Burdette
Clarksburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Burdette
RFD 2
Frederick
Wilcom
Met Sas
Frederick Boll
Lether W. Cleveland
Hedden
Wilcn
Route 2
Undecided About Trying For 32000
Gloria Leckerman a 12 year old Baltimore girl known for spelling on a TV show has not decided whether to risk the 1600 prize for the 32000 question. She recently traveled to Gap Mills with her grandparents the Key family and may return home to Baltimore today. If she continues she could reach 32000 and beyond with a 6400 prize potential. The program is scheduled for tomorrow night.
Picnic Shell Blast Kills Three Children in El Paso
In El Paso a 38 mm shell exploded over a picnic fire in a yard, killing Velma Morales 4, George Valdez 6, and Riccardo Lujan 10. Ten others injured, one critically, as families watched toys and clothing scatter. Police report the shell may have dated from a prior picnic, blamed on a dud.
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EL Paso
Tex
W. E. Wood
Velma Morales
George Valdez
el Paso General Hospital
Riccardo Lujan
Tiny Hector Ramirez
Carlos Valdez
Valdez
Gasner Range
FL Buss
Tydings Teases Run Again If McCarthy Persuades
Former Senator Millard E Tydings hints he may seek the Maryland Senate seat again if Senator Joseph R McCarthy agrees to meet him face to face He also mentions possible Democratic challengers Clarence Miles and Philip Perkman while noting political tensions in the party. The piece also covers anti Stevenson moves and Soviet talks urging Russians abroad to return home.
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Ocean City
Millard E. Tydings
Oseph R McCarthy
Wisi
Maryland
Tydings
John Marshall Butler
Butler
McCarthy
Senate
Back Street
United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland
Yydings
Clarence W. Miles
Baltimore Orioles
U. S
Philip B. Perkman
Miles
Perkman
Democratc Party
First Grade Tots Report September 6
City and county schools report few teaching vacancies. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt announced that upcoming first graders should report Tuesday morning September 6 at 930 to register and meet teachers. Open house precedes the new year starting September 7 with faculty meetings next Tuesday.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
Mgr. Pruitt
Court Order Halts Sale Of City Property
A temporary restraining order blocks the public sale of 324 Redwood Avenue set for Tuesday. Equity Court Associate Judge Patrick M Sehnauffer issued the order after Edwin B D Albaugh and wife alleged fraud by Oliver N Walker W Laird Dunlop III and George H Schmidt in a land deal tied to Catoctin Construction Company Inc The Albaughs say they were misled about construction quality plumbing sidewalks and financing and allege a confessed judgment for 3500 plus interest. A subdivision survey is needed to resolve claims about lot lines and encroachment. Continued on page four.
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Redwood Avenue
Equity
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Edwin BD. Albaugh
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Oliver N. Walker
W. Laird Dunlop
George H. Schmidt
Walker
Dunlop
Tne
Catoctin Construction Company, Inc
Tae
Catoctin Construction Company
Walker and Dunlop, Inc
Uar Gett
Albaugh
Calot
Alhawehs
Catoctin Company
Sthaugh
Operation Seascape evacuation drill praised as successful
Civil Defense officials called Operation Seascape a success as 250 privately owned boats evacuated 250 people from the Glenn L. Martin Co. plant sea plane ramp in 35 minutes, far fewer than the 1000 planned. State CD Director Sherley Ewing noted the smaller crowd but praised the result.
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Middle River
Civil Defense
Staty
Glenn L. Martin Co
Penal Defense
Sherley Ewing
Nine Maryland postoffices added to congressional report
Washington reports nine new post offices listed with estimated costs, including Boonsboro Damascus Edgewater Fruitland Grantsville LaVale Lutherville Mount Airy Union Bridge and others. Public Health Service Hospital Beltsville and Silver Spring are among previously listed sites with various amounts. many costs shown are under 200000 where figures are missing.
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Washington
Maryland
Congress
Post Office Department
General Services Administration
Boonsboro
Damascus
Edgewater
Fruitland
Grantsville
la Vale
Lutherville
Mount Hays
Union Bridge
Baltimore
Public Health Service Hospital
Parcel Post Station
Belcamp
Beltsville
Brunswick
Centreville
Cockeysville
Denton
Edgewood
Emmitsburg
Federalsburg
Gaithersburg
Gel Bubmie
Sey Glyndon
Greensboro
Hagerstown
Hampstead
Hancock
Hurfock
Jessups
Kensington
la Plata
Leonardtown
Lonaconing
Middletown
Mount Ary
New Windssor
North East
Ocean City
Odenton
Pasedna
Pettyville
Preston
Princess Anne
Randallstown
Reisterstown
Rising Sun
Rock Mall
St. Michaels
Severna Park
Silver Spring
Snow Hil
Sykesville
Taneytown
Thurmont Waldorf
Westernport
Williamsport
Anid Woods
Standard Oil Fire Dwindles at Whiteng Indiana Refinery
A massive fire at the Standard Oil Indiana refinery near Whiteng showed progress toward containment. Two dead, 45 injured, 950 families evacuated, National Guardsmen patrolled the area as officials reduced the blaze from 1 million dollars in damage. Weathered crews worked through the night despite ongoing danger of new explosions.
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Ind
Standard Oil
Indiana
Standard Owl
Fie
NEA
Standard Oil of Indiana
Whiting
France aims Moroccan government talks with Nationalists
Paris reports that Premier Edgar Faure’s cabinet will press to form a new Moroccan government through negotiations with nationalist leaders before September 12 to restore peace in French Morocco. Talks with Is tiqlal and other Moroccans began at Aix les Bains and will continue in Paris. Gilbert Grandval’s resignation as resident general remains unconfirmed, with no successor announced.
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Paris 1
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Pierre July
Aix Les Bains
Premier Faure
Istiqlal (Independence) Party
Istiqlal
Detrick Talks Continue Over Parsons Contract Termination
Camp Detrick officials and Ralph M Parsons Company representatives continued talks today to set the time frame for phasing out Parsons activities. Col John J Hayes said no contract extension announcement is expected before week’s end. Parsons’ contract to run certain facilities will end Wednesday, with about 450 workers affected by the termination due to Army budget cuts.
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Camp Detrick
Ralph M. Parsons
Parsons Company
Detrick
Camp Derrick
John J Hayes
Parsons
Army
Charles E Beachley Dies In Pittsburgh
Charles E Beachley longtime secretary treasurer of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co died yesterday in West Penn Hospital He lived in Mt Lebanon and is survived by his widow Ruth Baltzell Beachley and four children Vernon B Dr Charles E Jr Robert J and Ruth He was brother to May House Vada Grimms heath of Boonshern Olen Brachley Middletown Md and Hubert Beachley Frederick Md Funeral services will be Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Beachley
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
West Penn Hospital
Mt. Lebanon
Ruth Baltzell Beachley
Vernon
Charles E, Jr
Robert J. Beachley
Ruth
May House
Vada Grimmheath
Boonshern
Olen Brachley
Middletown
Hubert Beachley
Frederick Md
Mrs Marbury Dead Local Judge’s Wife Passes Away
Mrs Ogle Marbury wife of former Maryland Court of Appeals chief judge died at her home yesterday Judge Marbury retired in 1952 after 11 years on the state’s highest court The couple wed in Tauret August 17 1913 Also notes new fighting in Cairo and a collapse of West Germany wildcat strikes.
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Marbury
Ogle Marbury
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Eliza Gardner Crow Miller
Tauret
Blackbirds Swarm Baltimore Neighborhood Overwhelms Residents
Bosworth Avenue in Baltimore endures a two month invasion as massive crowds of blackbirds fill streets and yards nightly. Residents including Henry Gale report cars blocked, strong odors, and failed deterrents despite sprays and noisemakers. Police say action requires mayoral approval for lethal measures.
Last Of Fair Books Mailed For Frederick County Fair
The final batch of 6000 premium books for the Great Frederick Fair was mailed this morning under Mrs Hersperger’s supervision. Additional copies may be picked up at the secretary's office in the Mutual Insurance Building. The fair runs five days starting Tuesday October 4 with dog races and other exhibitions including harness racing and the cavalcade of livestock.
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Frederick Fair
Ea Hersperger
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Sectory
Muttual Insurance
North Market Sireet
George Tinmid
Hell Drivers
Jack Kochman
Clyde W. Smith
Tannsville
Acueghural Sovciety
Guy K. Motier
Truman And Butler Warm Up For Battle
Truman charges the Eisenhower era with big business domination at a Michigan Democratic conference on Mackinac Island while stressing he supports Stevenson and has no candidacy plans. He avoids discussing Gov Williams or age questions and jokes about never giving hell. In Washington, GOP chair Hall calls his remarks intemperate and smear driven. Truman cancels California stops to finish memoirs after Mackinac. Gunman slain after siege in Detroit ends four-hour standoff with police.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Harry
Truman
Michigan
Defense Wilson
General Motors
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Vic
Wichigan
G. Mennen Williams
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Paul M Butler
Indiana
Democratic
Nixon
Hall Sant
French Lick
Trueman
California
Independence
Detroit
All-Clear Given For Edith In Atlantic Storm
The east coast and likely Bermuda are now free of hurricane Edith as the storm shifts to a north northeast course. Winds near 80 to 85 mph with gusts, center east of Bermuda, moving slowly north northeast with forecasted faster forward speed later. U.S. hurricane hunter planes relocated to Warner Robins AFB, Ga., to continue tracking Edith.
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Miami
Fla, i
Bermuda
Edith
Gordon Dunn
Dunn
Daytona Beach
Eta
Bermuds
U.S. Air Force
Warner Robins Air Force Base
Nippy In N E But Hot In S W Weather Summary
Generally pleasant weather with nippy readings in the Northeast and heat in the Southwest. Early Monday temperatures ranged from the 40s in parts of New England and northern Rockies to the mid 50s in the Rio Grande Valley and desert Southwest. Readings around 75 appeared from Green Bay to Washington D C, extending south to the Gulf and west across the plains. Showers moved from the Louisiana coast into eastern Oklahoma, with scattered thundershowers from eastern Wyoming through Nebraska and South Dakota into extreme northwest Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
New England
Rockies
Rio Grande Valley
Desert
Green Bay
Wis
Washington
D.C
Gulf
Plains
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wiscon- RT
Final Date Set For Bicycle Inspection In Frederick
Frederick city sets September 1 as the final date for bicycle inspection and licensing for the new license year. Inspections run 8:30 am to 3:30 pm in Baker Park rear handshell, replacing the Aug. 18 rainout. Licenses cost 25 cents. city police and Optimist Club run inspections. Additional checks occur today at Harmon Field and another at Linden Hills playground for west of Brigadoon residents.
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Frederick City
Baker Park
City Police Department
Optimist Club
Brigadoon
Patrick Street
Linden Hills Playground
Harmon Field
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Sersi Phillips
Mossburg
Raymond L. Weedon
Jefferson
Charles H. Brown
John T. Blackston
Marvin Dickerson
West All Saints Street
Mathias B. Miller Jr
Potts
Sergi
Kanode
Kang
Lester F. Coyle
West South Street
Howard K. Hillery
Airy
James J
Tiilings
Russell D.gabetave
Europe
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Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Soviet Union
New York Herald Tribune
Distnet
Lutheran Hospital
Francis Burles
Meers
Norman Johnston
Ommandor
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Greece
Mount Ida
Charles E. Beachley
Cairo
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Palestine
Frankfurt
Germany
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Blackbirds
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Henry O. Gale
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