Fires destroy two barns on Middletown area farms
Two fires burned large barns on farms near Myersville and Adamstown. Dennis Flook's bank barn on Middletown Road lost 10,000 bales of hay and straw with no livestock harmed. A second fire at Ry B. Kanode's farm destroyed a 36 by 36 barn with 4,000 to 6,000 bales of alfalfa and mixed hay. Firefighters from Middletown, Myersville, and Independent Hose responded. one rescuer was treated after inhalation. Nearby areas reported minimal damage beyond fallen limbs. In a separate incident, Dr. Jacob W. Bird, key to founding Montgomery County General Hospital, will be honored for 50 years of service with a ceremony at the hospital.
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Adamstown
Kanode
Montgomery
Carroll Counties
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Randallstown
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Carroll
Jacob W. Bird
Montgomery County General Hospital
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Baltimore
Main Released After Harpers Ferry Shooting
Jon M. Jonkel, 44, former public relations figure linked to the 1950 upset victory of Sen. John Marshall Butler over Sen. Herman Y. Tydings, died in Dakarta, Indonesia after a cerebral hemorrhage. He faced Maryland campaign finance charges, pleaded guilty, and was fined $5,000 following a Senate Elections Committee inquiry into the allegations of campaign finance misconduct.
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Jon M. Jonkel
John Marshall Butler
R-3d
Yiclard Tydings
Dakarta
Indonesia
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Jonkel
Chicago
Tydings
Senate
Senate Elections Committee
Maryland
Butler
Tydings supporters suffer criticism over communism links
The Baltimore hearing confronts Tydings as soft on communists with a tabloid scandal tied to a faked photo. Jonkel admits partial responsibility for the tabloid, says publication would have been stopped if he knew, while Butler is linked to the issue. Major Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz resigns Cuba air force claiming Communist activity in Castro government.
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Torney
Tydings
Jonkel
Havana
Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz
Cuba
Manuel Urrutia
Fidel Castro
Castro
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