Lunchroom Hold Up and Fire Blaze at Two Homes
A rear of an alley liquor store on U.S. west saw a lunchroom held up and $168 stolen. A fire began Saturday at 1 51 p.m. as residents moved into a vacant dwelling. Independents extinguished the blaze. A second weekend fire caused minor damage to a clothes dryer at 21 South Market Street, started Saturday at 2 30 p.m. and put out quickly by the United Fire Company.
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Ulelway Glquor
U.S. Nol West
Noosa
Tle
South Market Street
United Fire Company
Spoerlein Elected Head of Farm Bureau
State dairy farmer and civic official Elworthy reported robbery at a U S 40 lunchroom near Frederick where a masked man demanded money and fled with about 168 dollars. The thief, described as a young Negro about 5 feet 10 with greasy long hair, left the scene after pistol threats and escaping through a rear door. Police pursued leads while a broader Farm Bureau vote installed Randall G. Spoerlein as new president succeeding W Algie Cooksey.
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Bitndil
U.S. 40
Eary
Ume
Bernard H. Osworthy
Ijamsville
Frederick
Baltimore
Elworthy
The
Maryland
Farm Bureau
Randall G. Spoerlein
Fademy
Windsor
Washington
Potomac
Ibel River
Lane
Hokey
America
Harold L. Dasute
Trapper
Robert C. Snyder
John Eichelberger
Williams
Port High
South Hagerstown
William Schmidt
Oakland
Upton R. Quinn
James Wightman
la Plata
James Darand
Mr. Airy
John C. Hope
Kenneth
Colleges Fee Money Pinch Higher Education Strains Colleges Finance
Ford Foundation president Henry Heal warns New York colleges face unprecedented financial pressures due to more students, longer study, and rising costs. He notes foundations can start solutions but will rely on society, government, and volunteers to finish the job, with 1957 grants totaling over 34 million dollars and cumulative appropriations since 1931 surpassing one billion.
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Day
Whivanslelus
Ford
Wounilathon
Henry
Heal
Heald
Foundation
Ford Fondation
Richard WW
Lambourne
Tlreasurer
New Piles Treatment Reverses Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne claims to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve itching and pain without surgery. Reported cases in New York show noticeable shrinkage and comfort, with a money back guarantee offered through Preparation H ointment or salve.
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New York
N. Y
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Redstone Arsenal
Ritchey
Anat Keneves
Gale Rutting
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Coens
Seger Kewl
Waite
Colonial Jewelry Co
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WPRN
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Melvin M. Engle
Philco
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Motorola
Sam Miller
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Walter Snow
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Roy B. Furk
Potomat St. Istown
Hegent
Gauss
Linex
Lem ON
ROYAT
Remington Olympia
Pau
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Smith-Corona Underwood
Hermes
TER & Supply CO
Tyler
National Studios
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HP Handiman
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