Brunswick Postmaster To Be Named
The Brunswick postmaster appointment remains unsettled as E Lynch Gross retires. No successor named though two long time clerks C Hubert Ausherman and Arthur Highiman are candidates. Possible GOP recommendations lie with Congressman Hyde in Washington. A Republican is expected to replace the Democrat. May boost wage Washington report notes federal minimum wage likely to rise to 1.00 per hour after July 4 recess. Delaware fatal crash near Milford: Thomas Windsor, 35, killed when his car left Route 14 and struck a tree.
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Brunswick
E. Lynch Gross
DeWitt Hyde
Washington
Gross
C. Hubert Ausherman
Arthur Highiman
Ausherman
House Labor Committee
Delaware
Dover
Del
Thomas B. Windsor
Milford
Windsor
Eight Jet Planes Crash Near Coimbra in Fog
Eight jet planes crash en route to a military air show from Ota Air Base near Lisbon. Capt Lucky Lima led 12 planes in three formations when fog blanketed Sierra Dos Carvalhos, causing eight planes to smash into a mountain and killing all eight pilots while Lima landed safely and reported no radio contact from the others.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Cambra
Air Force
Ota
Rangel de Lima
Lucky Lima
Lima
Coimbra
Sierra Dos Carvalhos
Hbase
Eisenhowers Wed 39 Years Hold Picnic
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary with a private picnic at their Gettysburg farm in Pennsylvania. About 150 White House staff and families attend before a Camp David trip for the Fourth of July weekend. the president plans to leave Washington after lunch and return Monday night.
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Washington
Missenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Eisenhower
Camp David
Thurmont
Cui
Laren
James C. Hagerty
Five Day Forecast With Scattered Thunder Showers
A five day outlook notes mostly warm conditions with some cloudiness and widely scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers. Temperatures hover about 2 to 5 degrees above normal, with normals showing afternoon highs from 73 to 86 and early morning lows from 34 in the mountains to near 70 in eastern and southern sections.
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Wil
Puerto Rican War Veteran Studies Local Dairy Methods
Humberté Simonetti Vasquez, a Puerto Rican war veteran and former vocational agriculture teacher, arrived in Frederick this week on a Department of Agriculture scholarship to study dairy farming methods. He will spend two weeks in Frederick as part of a yearlong program examining major eastern dairy regions, then return to Puerto Rico to work as a dairy advisor with the Department of Agriculture.
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Humberté Simonetti
Vasquez
Puerto Rico
Frederick
Department of Agrculture
Vasques
County Department of Sanitation
Walter R. Camer
Harley Halter
Vasquey
Dias
United States
Ns Vasquey
Whever
Department of
Aor
Iran
Puerto Rice N
Dairy Indistos
Iso
Puerto Thice
DP O
Washington
L. A
Ous
Mayaquez
Puerto
Korea
Heath Vale
Vasques Ree
Bey Puerta Riva
Herame PA
Vasaiey
Palen
Salute Of 48 Guns For July 4 Here
A 48 gun salute at noon Monday at Camp De Wick will mark Independence Day in Frederick. Fireworks will still light the area with events at Damascus, Brunswick, Walkersville, and Damascus firemen Carnival. Sparklers and other devices remain illegal under state law. Police urge cautious holiday travel as heavy weekend traffic looms and weekend weather promises warm, partly cloudy skies with scattered storms.
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Camp de Wick
Frederick
Damascus
Brunswick American Legion Post
Walkersville
Aia
Charles V. Mainma
Mercury
Roads Bids Opened for 1.25 Mile Steiner Smith Road
Three bids were opened by the Frederick County Roads Board for a 1.25 mile segment of the Steiner Smith road from Woodsboro Creagerstown to LeGore. Edge Russell Construction offered the low bid of 392,140.50. R F Kine Company 52,827. M J Grove Lime Company 54,425. Roger H Willard, county roads engineer, said bids go to County Commissioners for review. The project includes clearing, grading, drainage, macadam base and surfacing.
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Frederick County Roads Board
Edge Russell Construction Company
R. FP. Kine Company
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Roger H Willard
Willard
Steiner Smith
Dublin Road
Woodsboro-Creagerstown
LeGore
Match Maore Dad Marciano Fight Promoted Amid Revenue Talk
A boxing bout between Marciano and Maore is expected to draw attention on Tuesday September 20 at a New York venue. Promoters outline a 5 million dollar purse with a proposed distribution including a 1 percent per rent recoup after expenses and a 20 percent share for Yaar 20. The event will be broadcast.
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New Tris Fankee
Record Bass Catch Sparks Cutler Lake Opening Day
A fishing opening day at Cutler Lake saw about 150 youngsters market 40 bass plus bluegills and sunfish amid warm humid weather. A 193 inch bass by Harry Shank Jr led a large haul as the largest bag recorded to date with many peers also landing sizable catches.
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Cutler Lake
Harry Shank Jr
Wisner Street
Shank
Richard Ruthvin
Lee Brandenburg
RFC
Jimmy Miller
East ‘Chird
Ronald Payne
West Petrick Street
John M. Trout
East Fourth Street
Grayson Haller
Walkersville
Richard Zimmerman
Jimmy Stitely
Bobby Ray
West
Pat- Titk Street
Barry Ans Ottae
Teast Tenn
Crossen Lease
North
Market Street
David Brachey
RFD
Stephen Leatherman
West College Terrace
Eddie Harshman
Thomas Avenue
Bobby Young
West South Street
Sandra Harshman
East Fourth St
Billy Seidling
Carroll Parkway
Sunfish
Harry Tyergar
East Patrick Street
Sherman Myers
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Hahn
North Market Street
Len Dames
Lee Place
Stephen Hissey
Brya Lissey
Aildress
Casper Cline Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Donald Bartgle
Sherman Avenue
Billy Wisner
Celler Street
Walter Siens
East South Street
James Bowers
Water Street
Jerkie Rogers
North Benta Street
Harry Hemrick
Charles Gattner
Madison Street
Tommy Shoemaker
Rudy Rovtzahn
Braddock Avenue
Jimmy Wright
Janet Wachter
North Market
Tyce
Sharon McKenzie
Bobby McKenzie
Tommy Michael
Adam Read
Bonnie Baker
Edward Stanton
South Bentz Street
Bluemls Genesic
Billy Fergueson
Patrick Street
John Fowler
East Church Street
Nathanel Smith
Klinenart’s Alley
Gilmore Brown
All Saints Street
Charles Cartwell
Twa
Clark Stone
Jan Cares
Rackwell
Ferry
Sun Tinh
Jerry Grave
Fot Hinensis
Bliegis
Ane Senshi
David Wile
Hoover Applauded As He Steps Out Of Govt
In Washington an 80 year old figure named Herbert Hoover drew applause as he left government service. Supporters hailed his stable leadership and patient approach while urging careful reform of government organization and policies.
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Hoover
Govt
Washington
NFF
Herbert Hoote
Giaseromenteines
Frederick High School Alumni Officers Installed
Charles Roelke was named president of the Frederick High School Alumni Association at a Peer Pan Inn dinner meeting. New officers include Margaret Creager as vice president, Mrs. Donald Hiltner as secretary, Narl Harner as treasurer, and directors Shan Ale, Baumigdrener J, ek Grittin, Merrit Suler. Holdovers Frank James, Stanley Gaver, and Mrs Donald Schallenberg remain directors with Julian Delphey retiring president presiding.
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Charles Roelke
Frederick High School
Peer Pan Inn
Roelke
Margaret Creager
Donald Hiltner
Narl Harner
Robin Staley
Emily Plunkard
Shan- Ale
Baumigdrener J
Ek Grittin
Merrit Suler
Frank James
Stanley Gaver
Donald Schallenberg
Julian Delphey
Driver Who Struck Car Is Jailed
City Police investigated two accidents within three hours including a hit and run on Worth Market. Charles H. Bortner, 25, of Fort Belvoir, struck Ray V. Togle’s pickup, fled, and was remanded on collateral for a hearing. Dr Thomas Reid, 20, of Baltimore, later hit Poole’s pickup on West College Terrace. no charges filed.
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Worth Market
Charles H. Bortner
Army Engineers
Fort Belvoir
Ray V. Togle
North Market
Hiram Brown
State
Bortner
Thurmont
Frederick
Norman Trump
Togle
Thomas R. Reid
Baltimore
West College Terrace
Ein Puur LO
High Schior
W. A. Boone Jr
Reid
Dr. Reid
Charles WW. Poole
East Seventh Street
McCain to Probe Roads Agency Expenses
Baltimore report says Russell H. McCain chair of the State Roads Commission will investigate how the agency handles costs for ground breaking and ribbon cutting ceremonies. The inquiry focuses on reimbursements to Charles TL LeViness for receptions at dedications in Annapolis, Mulitn ton, Kal lamore and Frederick, with funds coming from a special route contract rather than the PR budget.
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Baltimore
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
McCain
Roads Commission
Pynense
SRC
Serry
Charles TL LeViness
Baltimore Evening Sun
Evening Sun
LeViness
Ems
Gov. Mckheldin
Annapolis
Mulintton
Kallamore
Frederick
SHU
Carl I
Wannen Sai Mones
le Winess
Ah Finn
Call To Prayer Planned By Council In Geneva Summit
Geneva meeting on June 18 invites Switehland and Shade church groups to unite in prayer for the Fant SuMna summit. General secretary Dre Visser asked mother churches to gather and devote time to prayer on the opening day or the preceding Sunday.
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Geneva
Switehland
Comferencian
W. Visser
Hooft
Counc
Capital Paralyzed by Strike Shuts Washington Transit
Thousands of government workers walked or drove to work as a 24-hour strike by AF Transit Workers Union shut Capital Transit buses and streetcars. Arbitration stalled after federal mediation failed. wage demands of 25 cents an hour and contract upgrades remain unresolved. Traffic police staffed intersections. free parking on tracks and bus stops aided commuters as limited routes continued into Virginia and Maryland.
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Waliington
Vac
Walter Bierwagen
AF Transit Workers Union
Heatditeh
Capital Transit Co
Washington
Capital
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Forty Million Cars On Road For July Fourth Weekend
Chicago dispatch reports 40 million Americans on the roads for the long July 4 holiday weekend. The National Safety Council estimates about 380 motorists and pedestrians will be killed from 6 p.m. today to midnight Monday, compared with 342 in the nonholiday weekend of June 7 20. Other travelers will use trains airplanes and buses as travel services prepare for increased patronage.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Associated Press
Travel Agence
Admiral Moreell Sees Government Power Selloff Case
James Marlow reports on Admiral Lewis B. Moreell former Navy chief turned Jones & Laughlin Steel chairman who urges selling off government power assets including TVA. Moreell calls for privatization to lower rates, criticizes price supports and subsidies, and signals a public fight to push his recommendations through Eisenhower’s administration. Also noted is a fatal Route 14 accident near Dewey Beach involving Thomas Goken of Alexandria and Oda W Nichols of Alexandria.
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James Marlow
Washington
Ben Marcell
Iy Tye
Navy
Mavreet In
Wat
Jones & Laughlin Steel Cg
Tennessee , Valley Authority
Aoreell
Moreell
Hagver
Congress
Eisenhower
Morcell
Sidover Commission
Moree
Del
Thomas G. Moken
Alexandria
Deway Beach
Indian River Inlet
Oda W. Nichols
Vas
Beebe Hospital
Lewes
Benson Rolls Out Purple Carpet For U Nu Visit
Washington reports describe a lapidary welcome as Burma's Prime Minister U Nu arrived at the Agriculture Department. The event unfolded amid tension and a delayed conference after a prior apology emerged for yesterday's botched appointment. U Nu and his party faced arrival chaos and a prolonged meeting schedule before leaving for their next engagement.
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Benson
Burma
U Nu
Washington
Department of
Tome
Mgr Mig
Agricuiture Department
Alearl
Schoeltrler
Bute
Ape Bute
Visior
Fini
Benton
Goesedd Cepemaniusis
Timato Exers
Uo Nu
Namie
Reagon
Tien
Wirth
Blaze House
Henson
Fas
U S Steel and CIO Reach Agreement After Short Steel Strike
U S Steel Corp president Clifford F. Hood announced a settlement with the CIO United Steel Workers averting a nationwide shutdown. Wages rise by an average 15 cents per hour with a flat 1½ cent hike and a 0.5 cent job-class spread, affecting about 150,000 production and maintenance workers. Production to resume immediately, easing shipment losses. Union president David J. McDonald sees the deal as a potential industry settlement. The 12 hour walkout ended as terms were approved under the reopening provision of the previous contract.
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Pivesburgh
Clifford F Hond
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steel Workers
Hood
Steel Industry
Big Steel
US. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
U.S. Steel Corp
Sig Steei
McDonald
Firing Squad Executes Utah Cop Slayer
Don Jesse Neal, a 25 year old San Francisco man convicted of fatally shooting Salt Lake City Sergeant Owen T. Farley on May 23, 19 al, was executed at sunrise by a Utah firing squad at Point of the Mountain. Neal proclaimed innocence as four rifles fired, then died two minutes later. About 150 spectators watched.
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Utah
Jesse Neal
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Owen T. Farley
Faries
Neal
Wilma Tully
Cabbery
Ogden
Sherif George Reckstead
Stah Supreme Court
Fred
Pete Sons
Neals Bariy
Irene Vreian
Fort Thomas
O'Brian
Fort Thoma
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Maore Dad Marciano
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Belvoir
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Frederick Shiner
Ian Potormac
Weverton
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Utah Police
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