Frederick County Receives Over 400000 From State Road Funds
Frederick County will gain 373,974.71 for the first seven months of the year from gasoline tax and motor vehicle funds provided by the State Roads Commission. The year’s total is estimated at 761,173.96, with 282,204.25 projected for August through December. County bond payments and interest total 134,245.36 plus 16,617.16 in the next five months. Comtroller C L Wannen and M. Frank Shuff of the county Roads Board note fiscal-year timing and monthly variations up to about 10,000. The state projected monthly figures show July through June allocations, with debt service deductions and anticipated annual sharing around 540.00.
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Frederick County
State Roads Commission
M. Frank Shuff
Frederick County Roads Board
Shuff
C. L. Wannen
Schuff
State Fair Opens At Timonium Timonium Maryland State Fair
The 73rd annual Timonium State Fair opens with emphasis on art judging featuring prizes for pastels charcoal water color portraits still life and landscapes. Four-H and home arts displays include quilts rugs soaps dresses and baked goods. Frederick County 4-H reports 171 animals entered including dairy sheep beef and swine as fair week begins with livestock judging and queen selection.
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Itmontium
Fred L. Bull
Maryland
Minning
Bickel
Timonium
Frederick County
4-H
Frederick 4-Hers
Compromise On Wage Bill Is Key To Adjournment
Washington AP The adjournment hinges on a Senate House conference effort to resolve a dispute over minimum wage legislation. The Senate fights to restore amendments sponsored by Sen. Russell Long while the House backs a lower wage increase. The action comes as a Social Security expansion faces floor battles and a broader foreign aid package awaits final votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate House
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
House
Long
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Hit Run Driver Apprehended After East South Street Crash
A hit and run driver was arrested about 1.5 hours after a crash on East South Street near Hamilton Avenue. John E. Tabler of RFD 1 Monrovia faced charges including failure to stop and no license. Police estimated $25 damage to each vehicle.
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East South Street
John E. Tabler
RFD 1
Monrovia
Tabler
Hamilton Avenue
Harold K. Harris
RFD
G. Frederick
King Avenue
Paul W. Mossburg
Harry Phillips
Vernon Heffner
Tabier
North Bentz
West Patrick Streets
Robert D. Ramsburg
Harvey H. Carmack Jr
West Patrick
Ramsburg
Carmack
Elcer J. Frank Main
Ito
Mercury
Buick
South Market Street
West Patrick Street
David Loy Jr
Bervyle
W. Va
Gerald LeRoy Tucker Jr
Guy Himes
Tucker
Amy Haines
Middletown
Saints Street
Phillip Amorello
Haines
Amorello
Bernard King
Jack William Sprankle
Walkersville
South Court Street
Leo William Engle
Carver Apartments
Heat wave grips Frederick County with 92 degree high
Sunday brought highs near 92 with official readings in the low 90s and local devices hitting 93. The humidity kept the heat oppressive as the index neared 80 and residents sought relief in the country, while ragweed pollen began to rise and hay fever season loomed.
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Rederick
State Police
Unionville
Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County
Burgess
U S Swimmer Carolyn Schuler Sets Olympic 100m Butterfly Mark
Carolyn Schuler of Orinda California won heat one in 1 09 2 to break the Olympic record set by Shelley Mann and qualify for the final of the women's 100 meter butterfly at Rome The event saw Carolyn Wood from Portland Oregon finish 1 11 13 and miss the record by a tenth Australia’s Dawn Fraser scratched to focus on freestyle and relays Others advancing included Janice Andrew Aartje Voorbij Z Belovezkaia Karen Larsson and Marianne Heemskerk
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Rome
Carolyn Schusler
Carolyn Wood al
Miss Schuler
Orinda
Calif
Shelley Mann
United States
Miss Wood
Portland
Ore
Sheila Watt
Marianne Heemskerk
Holland
Australia
Janice Andrew
Aartje Voorbij
Russia
Z. Belovezkaia
Karen Larsson
Sweden
Dawn Fraser
Airman Recalls Congo Beating by Mob at Stanleyville
Lt. Gerald T. Henery of Washington D C described a brutal assault on eight U N peace force airmen and two Canadian soldiers as Congolese soldiers and civilians attacked their plane at Stanleyville. Gen Carl von Horn ordered substantial UN force to the scene. Kaiser and Mott were in serious condition and transported to Lovanium University hospital. A U S Air Force medical team prepared to treat the injured.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Gerald T. Henery
Washington, D. C
U. N
Lepoldville
Stanleyville
Carl von Horn
U.N
Congo
Ghana
Fred M. Kaiser
Smyrna
Del
Elvert ® L. Mott
Glenmora
Kaiser
Mott
Lomanium University
U.S. Air Force
Europe
Henery
U. S. Air Force
Globemaster
Premier Hazza Majali of Jordan Assassinated in Amman
Premier Hazza Majali, 44, of Jordan was killed by a time bomb in his Amman office. Ten died and about 50 injured in the blast, with a second device in another government office. King Hussein ordered the radio to announce Majali’s death.
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London
Hazza Majali
Jordan
Amman
Majali
Hussein
Nasser Ben Jamil
United Arab Republic
Lebanon
Ibrahim Hashem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
U.ar
Arbas
Tobian Wins U.S. First Olympic Gold in Rome Diving
Gary Tobian of Glendale California captured the first U.S. gold medal at the seventh Olympic Games in Rome by winning the men's 3 meter springboard with 170 points. His upset over teammate Sam Hall of Dayton Ohio marked a historic early American victory.
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Rome
Gary Tobian
Glendale
Calif
Tobian
Sam Hall
Dayton
Ohio
Five Day Forecast For Western Maryland And Surrounding Areas
Five day outlook shows scattered thundershowers likely Wednesday and Saturday with total rainfall under a quarter inch. Temperatures run about five degrees above normal with highs from the upper 70s in Western Maryland to the low 80s in the east and overnight lows from the low 50s to mid 60s. River conditions note Monocacy at Buckerstown muddy and Potomac at Point of Rocks clear to low.
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Svine Associated Press
Maryland
Buckerstown
Potomac
Katanga Border Tensions Rise as Invasion Threat Grows
Reuters/AP report from Elisabethville notes Lumumba loyal forces moving toward Katanga border, Tshombe rushing troops to the frontier. Both sides claim readiness as rail bridges are blown and roads mined, with Katanga forces fighting to defend energy and mineral belts amid Belgian pullout pressure.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
Tam
Tshombe
Lumumba
Ferryboat and Cargo Ship Collide On Hudson River
A foggy collision on the Hudson near lower Manhattan involved the ferry Chatham carrying office workers and the cargo ship Seatrain Georgia. Nine people were hospitalized. Chatham sustained serious damage, while Seatrain Georgia appeared undamaged and continued toward Edgewater New Jersey with freight cars aboard.
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New York
Hudson River
Lower Manhattan
Chatham
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Hoboken
N.J
Manhattan
Barclay Street Pier
Seatrain Georgia
Savannah
Edgewater
Moran- Towing Co
Search For Missing Plane Continues
Maryland Civil Air Patrol pilots resumed search for a missing airplane carrying an Oklahoma City family of four. Nine CAP planes spent a fruitless day, mostly from Annapolis and Harford County, scanning with no leads as CAP headquarters on Long Island ordered reactivation.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Civil Air Patrol
Oklahoma City
Henry Griffing
Okahoma City
Teterboro
N. J
Annzypolis
Haserstown
Arthur C. Roebidoux
Maryland Cap
Sai
CAP
Long Island
N.Y
Griffing
Teterhero
Registration Day Set For First Graders September 6
September 6 is designated as registration day for all first grade students not yet registered. Orientation sessions will run at five elementary schools starting 9 am with North Frederick Parkway North Market Street Washington Street and East Frederick schools. Sessions last about an hour and no bus transportation or lunch service will be provided.
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North Frederick
Parkway
North Market Street
Washington Street
East Frederick
Paul Fogle
Fogie
Powers' Father Defends Son Against Exploitative Claims
In Pound Virginia the Powers family returned from Moscow amid controversy over claims that Francis Gary Powers was exploited for money. Powers says the issue is propaganda and insists his son seeks only to return home. He notes Life magazine paid travel costs but denies selling letters or providing impressions under contract.
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Pound
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
M_ Powers
Ida
Norton
Powers
Soviet Union
Iberty
Sol Cury
Cary
Ers
Ozonyon
Russia
United States
Insson
Life Magazine
Life
Barbara Powers
Newsweek Magazine
Tragic Air France Crash Off Dakar Claims 63 Aboard
A four engine Air France Superconstellation crashed while circling to land off Dakar Senegal on the Atlantic coast. All 63 aboard are presumed dead with some bodies recovered as French naval forces search the wreck resting in about 60 feet of water. The flight was from Paris to Abidjan carrying 35 passengers and 8 crew members.
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Dakar
Senegal
Air France
Dakar-Yoff
Paris
Abidjan
West Africa
Ivory Coast
Baltimore Motorist Fined 150 In Drunken Driving Case
A Baltimore motorist Bert Broch of Essex pleaded guilty to drunken driving in Magisterial Court and was fined 150. A second count of reckless driving was dismissed. The case stemmed from a August 22 Breathalyzer reading of 33.9 after a three car crash at Speak's Tavern near Jefferson.
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Baltimore
Bert Broch
Essex
Broch
Jefferson
Hobart Merrick
Brach
Merrick
Charles Town
W. Va
David Carlson
Brock
Department of Motor Vehicles
Charles A. Green
Cartoilion
Aolphus F
Weedon
Richard Alderton
Hhis
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U. S
U.S
Oliver Powers
Francis Powers
Jessica Hileman
Mrs. Hileman
Glassmanor
Luputa
Kasai
Luluabourg
Bakwanga
Albert Kalonji
Mwene Diu
Mwene
Baluba
Tshom
Red
Africa
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