Castro Defeat Sparks Mixed OAS Debate and Union Picnic
The article reviews OAS reactions to Castro and Trujillo amid Cold War tensions, noting Latin nations resist US intervention while opposing international communism. It also covers Union Local 64’s Frederick Tailoring Company picnic with 500 attendees and the Wiles reunion at New Market Carnival grounds. It ends by stating Bank of America leads US deposits, ahead of Chase Manhattan Bank.
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J. M. ‘Roberts
Associated Press News
Ward
Rafael Trujie
Fidel Castro
Trujilio
United States
OAS
Castro
Venezuela
Trujillo
Cuba
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Frederick Tailoring Company
Braddock Heights
Union
Mary Joy
Mable Ramsburg
Mary Milhouse
Elverna Norwood
Judge Carter Sees Rural America and Farm Field Day
British judge with monocle visits Frederick and notes Americans live outside big cities. He recalls 1935 visit with wife Phyllis and enjoys rural scenes while observing a divorce case. In Maryland, Farmers Home Administration staff attend a University of Maryland agronomy field day to study fertilization soil management and weed control practices.
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United States
Judge Carter
New York
America
Frederick
Phyllis
Carter
Great Britain
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Farmers Home Administration
Winchester Hall
Agronomy
University of Maryland Plant Research Farm
Fairland
College Park
H. Bryce Hopkins
George Marvin
Robert Benson
University Farm
Agronomy Research Center
Iocal
English Judge Sees Frederick Like England Amid Heat
An English judge, Walker Carter of London, visited Frederick and found the city resembles England in many ways though not the climate. He noted this summer would feel cool by English standards, while in England it would be a heat wave. Carter toured via Houston and New Orleans aboard a Dutch freighter from Antwerp and met Harry L. Decker, a WW II naval veteran, before attending the American Bar Association annual meeting.
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Frederick
England
Walker Carter
Supreme Court
London
Carter
Harry L. Decker
U.S. Navy
America
Washington, D.C
Houston
New Orleans
Antwerp
Judge Carter
Harry Decker
Frederck
Bar Association
City records third heat prostration case in 94 degree day
Baltimore reports its third heat prostration case as temperatures reach 94 with high humidity. An elderly man impatiently waits at a salted nut counter while a clerk responds that service will be with him shortly. The text also mentions a Seneca Falls convention and a brief street scene.
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Baltimore
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S.leslie ’ Shafer
Sonaan Rae Ae
Myers
Middletown
Creel
Br Kennedy Studio
Tal
Hts
Frederick Prior
American Bar Association
Washington
Tom Glass
Jerry Lewis
Small Planet
Vidal
Skyline
Francis Scott Key Monument
Watkins—Burdette Motor CO
DODGE
East Fourth Street
Frederick, MD
VOGUE
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Wright Welding & Wrought Iron Co
E. Patrick St
All Foods Guaranteed
U. S
Angu Food and Freezer Co
East Church
Federal Loan
FHA
Seneca Falls
Walter Snow
North Market St. Phasze Monument
Plymouth
Chrysler
Roney Motor Co
Wokpi
Tivoli
Braddock D. I
Braddock
Routzahi! & Sons
Mary Behrens
Maytag
Routzahn
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Ardrive
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