Firemen Of County To Meet In Emmitsburg
The Vigilant Hose Company will host the 25th annual Frederick County Firemen’s Association convention September 9 and 10 with Seventeen fire companies represented. Key events include a September 9 opening session, memorial services, and a parade on September 19 subject to weather.
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Vigilant Hose Company
Emmitsburg
Frederick County Firemen's Association
Joan J. Hollinger
V.F.W
Square
Elect F
Leslie R. Sovecool
Graceham
Wighlist
Paul Tritappe
Brunswick
John F. Engiebrecht
Myersville
Philip H. Beard
Oklahoma to End Prohibition and Permit Alcohol Sales
Oklahoma prepares to end prohibition after 532 years, with legal sales to begin at 10 a.m. Tuesday in about 500 stores. Gov. J Howar Edmondson calls for temperance restraint as the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board issues licenses and tax stamps arrive to ensure opening day supplies.
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Oklahoma City
Preparedness Could Reduce Casualties From Nuclear Attack
A government analysis from hearings on defense preparedness estimates that casualties could fall from about 20 percent to around 3 percent if readiness measures are in place. The scenario assumes 263 nuclear devices over major centers, with 50 million deaths and 20 million serious injuries, half the population homeless and widespread radiation contamination.
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Washington
Senate House
Comrie Energy
Envi
Local Family In Car Struck By Lightning In Baltimore
A Baltimore family was in a 1957 Mercury owned by Edgar Sanders when lightning hit the car Saturday at 4 45 p m near Westview Shopping Center. The aerial radio was damaged and a front tire blown out while hubcaps and part of the aerial were lost. Passengers included Mr and Mrs Sanders and their children Donna and Steven.
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Baltimore
Edgar Sanders
North Bentz Street
Westview
Dozen Fae Arrests In Stabbings
New York police anticipate at least a dozen arrests tied to a wave of teen violence on the West Side. Two suspects will face homicide charges while others are charged with unlawful assembly or held as witnesses. A gang wearing capes and carrying canes attacked youths in a playground, killing two 16 year olds, Anthon y Krzesinski and Robert Young, and injuring several others. The Young Lords were questioned as Spanish speaking teens and a survivor described a threat to “fool with the Young Lords.”
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New York
New York City
James B. Leggett
Leggett
West Side
Bhottie
Manhattan
Jimmy Orphanes
Dracula
Tphanos
Young Lords
Hell's Kitchen
Anthony Krzesinski
Robert Young
Ewald Riemer
Harold Luken
Sandy
Orpharos
Tony Wernikaites
Relatives mourn prominent Columbus restaurateur death
Police hunted for a thief after a diamond stickpin valued at three thousand five hundred dollars vanished from Jasper Weitring a prominent Columbus restaurateur whose body lay in state before his funeral last week hundreds of visitors viewed the coffin and officers had no clues or suspects by Sunday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jasper Weitring
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press
Five day outlook shows scattered showers and thunderstorms Tuesday then fair days through Thursday. Showers return Friday with temperatures about 2 to 5 degrees above normal. Day highs near low 80s to upper 70s, nights around low to mid 60s.
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Associated Press
Two Mt Airy Schools to Open as Separate Facilities
Airy senior high and elementary junior high will operate separately for the first time this year. Mt Airy opens September 8 with D Elder as Mt Airy High principal and H Merritt as elementary junior high principal. New staff include four senior high teachers and other faculty detailing science and English courses. Enrollment lists 295 for the senior high and 180 for the junior high.
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Tre Lit
Harrieton L. Merritt
Frances Free
Elementteior
Ned
Harold Thompson
Marianne Shears
Joan Robinson
David van Gosen
William ‘ Waid
Oxygen Lack Fatal To Fish In Culler Lake
Aumid days and high heat led to low oxygen in Culler Lake killing many sunfish. Mayor Ramsburg released a probe report by Albert M. Powell of Marxland Game and Inland Commission. The investigation cites heavy organic matter and bacteria, sustained cloud and fog, and stagnant water as causes reducing oxygen and fish survival.
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Culler Lake
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Albert M. Powell
Marxland
Game and Inland Commission
Lewistown
Ugina
Powell
Powdeter
Mr_ Powell
Domestic policies spark revolt against Mao in China
Communist China acknowledged violent opposition to Mao Tze tung's policies including peasant communes. The party announced workers and rightist opportunists attacked Mao's 1959 line. The Red Flag reported a campaign to silence critics amid claims of inflated production figures.
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Communist China Today
Mao Tze Tung
Mao
Red Flag
Party
Central Committee
Red
River Conditions Report for Maryland and Potomac Area
Monocacy at Buckeystown Dam shows muddy water while Potomac at Harpers Ferry runs cloudy and Shenandoah at Harpers Ferry remains indicated by the latest reading. The bulletin notes turbid conditions affecting navigation and downstream water quality.
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Buckeystown Dam
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah
Nehru rules out immediate force over Tibet border clash
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that India will pursue discussions to settle border issues with China and rejects using air power against a road China reportedly built in Ladakh. He noted border aggressions and casualties while planning talks with neighboring leaders and the Dalai Lama.
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Ladakh
Kashmir
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Ese
Peiping
India
Rem Neare
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Fromier
Long
Dalai Lama
Tibeti
United ' ‘Nations
Himalay
New Delhi
S. P. P. Thornt
Northeast Frontier
Tibet
Presiden
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Delhi
East Pakistan
Mussoorie
Jigme Dorji
Bhutan
XS. K. Rustomji
Sikkim
Tibst
Lhasa
Derr and Mathias Touted for Sixth District Nomination
Maryland Republicans weigh options for the Sixth District nomination with John A. Derr and Charles McC. Mathias Jr. among names discussed. Current holder John R. Foley faces possible GOP challenge if former congressman seeks renomination. Montgomery County figures David Scull also mentioned.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick
John A. Derr
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
John R. Foley
Montgomery County
DeWitt. Hyde
GOP
Foley
David Scull
Local Heat Wave Ends Amid Drizzle and Cooler Skies
A cooling trend follows a weekend heat spike with notables dropping from 92 to 80 degrees. Light weekend showers add to the month’s total, while Potomac Edison reports minimal damage. Officials predict clearing skies and dry weather by midweek. In Lebanon, Premier Kassem orders release of students and teachers jailed over recent revolts, exact count undisclosed.
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Toomorrow
Potomac Edison Company
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Beirut
Lebanon
Abdel Karim Kassem
State Fair Opens Today at Timonium Timonium MD State Fair
Trionium Maryland officials predicted record attendance for the Maryland State Fair opening in Timonium six miles north of Towson. Cheese cake featured as the showpiece with Rep Daniel Brewster to draw the Maryland Farm Queen assignment from 23 counties. Brewster forecast attendance above 300 600, compared with last year 281 524.
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Trionium
Maryland
Maryland County
Fairgrounds
Towson
Baltimore
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
Will
Brewster
Three Fatals Over Weekend Reported in Maryland Area
At least three people died in Maryland accidents over the weekend. Drowning victims include Miss Mary Arlease Wharton 26 of Philadelphia who died swimming about seven miles north of Ocean City and Diane Louise Wahl four from Reading Pennsylvania who drowned Friday in the Northeast River Cecil County. A Hyattsville Maryland child also drowned in a Delaware incident while Ronnie B Robertson of Hyattsville was on rubber rafts near Rehoboth Beach. A fourth fatality came from a Baltimore street crash killing four year old Mary L Watson as she crossed. Also noted is the death of Donald Roebling 50 of Clearwater Florida inventor and descendant of Col W Roebling.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Mary Arlease Wharton
Atlantic
Ocean City
Diane Louise Wahl
Reading
Tiver
Cecil County
Hyattsville
Coast Police Seek Data On Motherwell Case
California investigators en route to Atlanta to pursue a murder warrant against Larry Lord Motherwell, tied to the 1958 disappearance and the Putney remains found near Yuba Pass. They seek patient interviews, chart data, and potential connections in Washington, and plan to discuss extradition with Fulton County authorities.
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California
Atlanta
Larry Lord Motherwell
Herron
Orion
Parcell
Johnson Shewt
Sierra Nevada
Pumes
Washington
Horton
Downieville
Calif
Putney
Johnson
Motherwell
Washington Carpenter
Fulton County
FBI
Cooler Air Sweeps Midwest Ending Heat Wave
A surge of cool air moved into the central United States from Texas to the Dakotas and Colorado, with forecasts for expansion into the Midwest and Great Lakes region. The weekend brought violent storms, heavy rain, hail, and lightning fatalities. A tornado struck Devol Oklahoma destroying five houses and injuring one person.
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Associated Press
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South Dakota
Colorado
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Mangey
Atlantic
Dallas - Fort Worth
Detroit
Syracuse
Savannah
Tallahassee
Fla
Devol
Oklahoma
Frederick to Host Civil Defense Nurses Workshop
Tentative plans set for Frederick's first civil defense workshop open to all registered and practical nurses. Topic: Treating of Casualties from Radio Active Fallout. One day with lectures questions periods and group discussions. Organized by Lawrence Crickenberger Nellie Smith Robert Crane and Rita Gordon with September follow up meeting planned.
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Frederick
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Civil Defense Office
Nellie’ M. Smith
Health Dept
Robert Crane
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Rita Gordon
Civil Defense Medical Service
Defense and Health
Helen
Division of Health
Maryland
Ruth
Runs Quarter Mile With Snake Hanging On
A 27 year old farm laborer ran a quarter mile with a water moccasin biting him at a farm pond. He reached relatives’ home where the snake was removed and he was later listed in good condition at a Tulsa hospital.
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Owasso. Okla
Jesse Crippen
Tulsa
Eisenhower and Macmillan Report On West Soviet Talks
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan concluded a weekend at Chequers and headed to London to report on talks about Western unity against Communism and possible nuclear test suspensions. The informal telecast planned for Europe would reach about 100 million viewers, with BBC and Eurovision networks carrying the program.
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Edisenhower
Harrold Macmllan
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Soviet Union
Jake Twe
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Eisenhower
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Chequers
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Briain
Fernando Anna Castiglia
Britain
Winston Churchill
Riviera
Ah Eisenhower
Jisemillan
Oxford Univers
Serman
Negroes To Study With Whites In Virginia
In Virginia the 1940s era integration outlook begins another school year as about 75 Negro students are slated to study with white peers across several communities this week and after Labor Day. Officials warn the total could exceed 100 if ongoing segregation suits affect desegregation timelines.
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Richmond
Virginia
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