Youngsters Catch 35 Bass at Culler Lake Opening
More than 154 youngsters fished Culler Lake at dawn with worms grasshoppers and bacon hauling in about 35 bass from 10 to 16 inches. Bobby Young won with a 16 inch bass. Some anglers reported sunfish and bluegills among the catches as authorities supervised the opening hour. The next allowed fishing day is the Fourth of July.
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Culler Lake
George Hollman
Honom
Bobby Young
West South Street
Angiers
Albert M. Powell
Lewistown
Huffman
Mike Bruches
North College Palma
Vassreamen
Seers Treryar
East Patrick Street
Byron Hiscer
Dennis Whiting
Frederick
RFD
Jackie Ragan
Shereman Avenue
John Thoresen
Center Street
Stephen Leatherman
West College Terrace
Alvin Grimes
East Church Street
Gene Stull
West Allege Terrace
Billy Siedling
College Parkway
Jimmie Ford
Myersville
Donald Barrgs
Sherman Avenue
Joe Stone
South Market Street
Bobbs Bay
West Fatrick Street
Thomas Brooks
Bobby Rainsburge
Ricky Bover
Jefferson Street
Harold Foxle
West Patrick Street
Douglas Welly
Leonard Nelson
Avenue
Phil Whisner
Michael Kelly
West End
Tuo Sunfish
Jerry Brubaker
Patrick Street
Jerry Hanwick
South Street
Marnold Weddle
Kay Wuria
Jefferson Sunfish
David Hulfmas
Madison Street
Larry Vafman
Eg Cox
Dettersun
Ralph Shank
Clark Stone
Wisner Treet
John Ferguson
East
Bluegill
Hytlv Feretson
Detock
Rhoderick Named Frederick Chamber Manager
Joseph F. Rhoderick Jr officially became manager of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce succeeding George Staele Vir. His selection followed a weeklong program at the Southeastern Institute of Chamber of Commerce executives in Chapel Hill.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
George
Staele S
Slate
Southeastern Institute of Chamber of Commerce
Chapel Hill
Secretary Wilson Defends U S Air Power Before Senate
Secretary Wilson told the Senate Airpower Investigating Subcommittee that the United States remains ahead in air power. He said the B52 bomber is "quite superior" to its Russian counterpart and warned that a reverse situation would cause great concern.
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Defense Wilson
Senate Airpower Investigating
Two Car Collision Hurts Two Women. Children Unharmed
Two women suffered minor injuries in a head on crash on Carrs Mill road off Md 144 near Lisbon. Both cars carried children. an injured boy was en route to Clarksville. Ambulance crew treated Estelle Stanley and Gretchen Clark before release. Trooper George Snyder investigated.
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Vousteilaon
James Womack
Heliecopter
Clarhksville
Carrs Mill Road
MD 144
Lisbon
Howard County
Frederick Veraorial Hospital
Mt Ans
Estelle Stanley
Edheart Cts
Gretchen Clark
Carrs Mulread
Tea Vek
Guards Stop Riot at Indiana Reform School
Guards used wing shotguns to quell a riot at the Indiana Reform School in Pendleton. Eight inmates and guards were injured, with most pellet wounds to legs as 25 agitators armed with knives and clubs seized guards and charged administration. One guard, A D Barnes of Anderson, was captured with a knife at his throat before the prisoner was shot in the leg.
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Pendleton
Ind
Indiana
Speeding cases and fines from Maryland magistrates court this morning
A report from Frederick details multiple traffic violations. Trooper Snyder charged drivers for speeds between 77 and 90 mph with fines ranging from 164 to 3640 dollars. Case notes list offenders from Kalamazoo Michigan to Youngstown Ohio and Maryland residents.
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Goss
Ia Gambrills
Trouper
Robert (. Snyder
Wilbur Fl Shettielay
Maryland
Shales Ao Lines
BA Kalamazoo
Mich
George IF Duckworth
Lanacumink
Frooper Snyder
Sam Bo Kravitz
Youngstown
Eugene B Grant
Frederick
Hernee
John Fo Cartee
William Wilkerson
Berkeley
Ai John
Basle
Washaidon
Rowchellé Mo Bertenes
Cieage
Stanley T. Deuckenwatier
Robert D. Kirby
Steel Issues Down New Work Seed Prices Decline
In a cautious session, steel issues fell as seed prices declined amid early market activity. Traders noted softer demand and higher supply weighing on shares.
Stalin’s Popular Support Defended by Soviet Communists
A two page Pravda document issued by the Central Committee defends Joseph Stalin’s popularity, arguing the Soviet people backed him during World War II and would not support toppling him. The statement cites anti capitalist encirclement fears and notes crimes were revealed only after his death, aiming to counter Kremlin critics abroad and at home.
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Red Polish Army seals off border amid Poznan purge
Polish security blocks border to intercept escapees as thousands of troops patrol highways toward the West. East travelers report mass arrests in Poznan with estimates up to 2500. censorship and fear spread as secret police haunt streets. Western travelers describe a massive purge and rising casualties from the revolt. Military restrictions and martial law linger, while propaganda seeks to frame events amid unrest.
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Los Angeles
Kansas
New Yeak
Colorado River
Painted Desert
Grand Canyon Village
Byrd Rattland
Mareh Afb
Cal
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Hamilton Afb
Calf
West Hove
TWA
Matt Thee
Colorado
Berlin
Pughan
Poonan
Erata Ota Tne Arms
Gder
Avenals
Poznan
Evers
Warsaw
Stalin
Poztem
Sta- Press
West Berlin
Eisenhower Keeps Busy At Gettysburg Farm Office Routine
President Eisenhower conducts a work session at his Gettysburg farm home with Washington aides arriving for a move toward official business. Attendees include Sherman Adams and staff such as Guard Patier White House secretary Gerald Morgan and Wayne Hawks as they traveled from Gettysburg airport to the farm.
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Adams
Ainmost
Andres
Guardpatier
White House
Gerald
Morgan
Wayne Hawks
Gettsburg
Water intrusion at Elm Street School prompts planning
Beata ot Babee Hood College representatives and Elm Street School officials met to identify why storm water floods the basement. Mayor Derr and Board of County Commissioners members joined, seeking solutions tied to grade changes and property plans to end the flood issues.
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Coats Beata Ot Babeehon
Hood College
Elm Street
Catetella
Gene Wo Pritt
Board of
Baton Atin Nite
John A. Derr
Deibert Null
Board of County Commissioners
Charles F Rowers
Joseph F. Rhaderek
Board of Educcaton
Me Pruitt
Harold Hooper
College Teasurer
Driver Falls Asleep Hits Tractor Trailer Near Frederick
A Gien Burnie man fell asleep at the wheel and his car rear ended a tractor trailer about 2:30 this morning near Frederick. The driver, identified as Lower, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Damages to the car were estimated at 14 000. Mrs Grace Lower, his wife, accompanied him. The truck involved was operated by the Baltimore Pittsburgh Excess Company Teagan. Reckless driving charges were noted pending investigation.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grace Tlowerd
Peete
Georgesehmetty
Greenbury
Teagan
Five Day Maryland Delaware Forecast With Showers
A five day forecast shows showers on Wednesday and Thursday with damp weekend weather. Temperatures average about five degrees above normal with highs near 60s in eastern Maryland and Delaware Bay areas and cooler mountains. Precipitation totals range from about a half to inch, with morning lows from the 30s to near 40 in western Maryland.
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Dorian
Mos
Pela
Maryland
Delaware Bayly
Wood
Democratic Criticism Echoes Across Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota
Republican and Democratic leaders clashed over a Farm Belt tour in Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota. Governor Averell Harriman challenged President Frsenio and his supporters while New York officials criticized coverage and electoral strategy amid early campaign rhetoric.
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Assad
Frsenio
Teddy
Averell Warriman
You York
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
New York
Ted West
Second Jump Fatal in San Francisco YMCA Hotel Incident
San Francisco police say William War Lan Chan, age 3, died after leaping from a fifth floor room at the YMCA hotel. He reportedly climbed to the roof of the Wells building and jumped again, leaving notes before the fatal act.
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Willian War
Lan Chan
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YMCA
Seasonal Temperatures Expected For July
Scattered thundershowers were forecast to ease the hot spell with readings near 81 degrees at 9 30 am and a humidity around 68 percent. Forecasters said Fourth of July plans remain seasonal with comfortable highs and a low around 70s, contrasting with recent nights. An incident in Maryland involved a woman entering a service station seeking water and “free tea smoke” after asking about car batteries.
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Chevy Chase
Norrow
Giant Elm Fi' On Car Seven Killed In Ontario Storm
A violent storm toppled a 70 foot elm in Sutton Ontario killing seven members of a picnicking family. The vehicle crushed in a wreck as the tree fell on the car carrying Aime tex Joseph Glazier his wife and two sons Allen and Donald and the Glazier parents Mr and Mrs Fred Jones and their son Roy. Ten men sawed the tree in sections and dragged it from the car. Nearby property sales included a farm north of Myersville and a montela lot near Pleasant Walk with prices noted.
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Aimetex Joseph Glazier
Allen
Donald
Glhozier
Fred Jones
Roy
Toronto
B and O to lay off 5000 workers amid steel strike fallout
Baltimore based B and O railroad announced furloughs for about 5000 employees, roughly one ninth of the workforce, amid reduced freight traffic from steel plant shutdowns. Notices were posted and layoffs take effect after the workday Friday, with trains carrying coal ore and finished products already down.
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Baltimore
Gou Vor Raaluadun
B&o
Want Meee Steel Co
Sparrows Point
Double Blast Rocks Plant In New York
A double explosion at the Sylvania Electric plant in Bayside Queens injured nine workers and damaged the second floor laboratory. The AEC said the incident was not nuclear and classified the work, with investigators en route and 200 employees at the plant during the blast. Emergency crews from three Long Island hospitals responded to the scene.
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Queens
Atomic Energy Commission
Sylvania Electric Products Co
AEC
Sylvania Electric Products Company
Bayside
Sylvania
Manhattan
Long Island
Flushing Hospital
Public Health Service Urges Polio Vaccination Extend to 15-20
The Public Health Service urged states with sufficient polio vaccine to extend inoculations to ages 15 to 20. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele said demand in some areas justifies broader coverage while emphasizing continued effort to reach those under 15 and maximize vaccine use before the polio season peaks.
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Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
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