Frederick campaign totals 160805 for college drive
Final report dinner shows Frederick County gifts reaching 160 805 toward a 750 000 goal for Head. R Paul Smith thanked volunteers as President Truxal praised supporters and alumnae contributions topped 19 761 with 211 gifts averaging nearly 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauch
Frederick County
Frederick
Andrew G. Truxal
Fredericksonians
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Annie Maples
Patricia Lanner
Roger H. Willard
R. L. Warfield
Glenn T. Swisher
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Iin County
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Magistrate's Court Disposes Numerous Local Cases
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr presided last night in Police Court with multiple disposals. Delmar Beall received 30 days for drunkenness. Edna Smith and Luther Barkley saw charges adjusted or dismissed. several others faced jail or fines for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Forfeitures ranged up to 25.80 dollars with multiple defendants named from Frederick, Baltimore, Gettysburg, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Delmar L. Beall
Edna Smith
Luther Barkley
Francis R. Dorsey, Jr
Frederick County
George Crummitt
Frederick
Charles N. Jamison
John Knipple
Benjamin Sullivan
Sykesville
Norma Waters
Baltimore
Charles H. Ambush
Wiliam Cromwell
Herman Young
Joseph A. Jamison
Ernest Luby
Charles H. Portman
Cora Wetzel
Gettysburg
Charles Wetzel
James Newman
Middletown
Delmar Bell
Yellow Springs
James Morgan
Harold Brown
Norris D. Franklin
Gaithersburg
Wilford Bealle
John R. Eckenvore
Thurmont
James Guber
Bert Gould
New Berlin
N. Y
Bender
Kanode
Good Wheat Yield Seen In County
A 1951 Fred erick county wheat crop shows good heads with 30 to 40 grains each and expected harvest two weeks ahead. Farmers may harvest between 10 30 am and 2 30 pm to avoid morning and late afternoon moisture. Open market bids near 1 97 per bushel and government loan price around 2 05 to 2 06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Farmers Cooperative Association
Red Radio Hopes For General Settlement
The Peiping Peoples Daily editorial broadcast by the Peiping radio says a cease fire would be the first step toward settling the Korean question peacefully and may pave the way for other Far Eastern problems. It orders Red troops to stay alert against possible enemy attacks and stresses continued buildup of national defense to deter imperialist plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Chinese Communist Radio
Peiping Peoples
Peiping Radio
Red
America
Korea
Restrict Use Of Gas For Heating Baltimore
The Atlantic Seaboard Corporation, part of the Columbia Gas System, asks the Public Service Commission to limit new gas heating equipment in Maryland suburbs of Washington. They request Washington Gas Light to stop taking new space heating customers and to ban new gas furnaces in new homes or conversions from oil or coal. Cooking and refrigeration gas use would be unaffected.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
Public Service Commission
Atlantic Seaboard Corporation
Columbia Gas System
Washington Gas Light Company of
Atlantic Seaboard
Commission
Washington Gas Light No
Demand for Stocks Pushes Gains Across Market
New York on July 3 reports good progress in the stock market as demand spreads across the list. Leaders advanced and held gains near a dollar a share.
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New York
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The forecast calls for scattered showers or thunderstorms on Wednesday Thursday and again over the weekend. Showers occur mainly in the afternoon or at night with partly cloudy skies and sunshine by day. Temperatures stay near seasonal normals with afternoon highs near 90 and early mornings in the 60s, cooler in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Mound
No Flags Available For Fourth Demand Heavy
Frederick residents faced flag shortages on the eve of Independence Day as a Presbyterian conference delegation in town could not find a display flag after visiting five stores. A civic minded local explained the shortage came from residents buying flags for personal displays ahead of the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fritchie
Roger Brooke Taney
Francis Scott Key
Presbyterian
Conerence
Dotlge
Frederick
New Fire Head Calls Series of Meetings
Robert C Byrns new director of the Fire Extension Service at the University of Maryland called a series of meetings with the state's volunteer firemen to plan training for the next months. Meetings were set for Chestertown College Park Salisbury Westminster Lavale with 30 hour instructor courses and civil defense emphasis. The Extension Service has about 34000 extra funds this year including 8700 federal funds to expand training. Last year 53 communities held 25 classes for firefighters, three hours weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Robert Co. Byrns
University of Maryland
Chestertown
Salisbury Fie
Westminster Fire
Lavale Fire
Engineering Extension Service
Burns
Extension Service
State Association
Byrns
No Peace Agreement over 38th Parallel Boundary
Senator Sparkman warned the United States will not accept a cease fire that makes the 38th Parallel an international boundary between Korea’s two states. State Department and Gen Ridgway aides echoed caution as talks potentially approach, with Dean Rusk briefing lawmakers on the cautious stance.
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Washington
Sparkman
D-Ala
United States
38Th
Koreas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Dean Rusk
Matthew B. Ridgway
Rusk
Foreign Relations Committee
Ridgway
Dance Held Indecent Rather Than Artistic
Upper Marlboro report states pat halliday 24 was arrested after a silver hill nightclub performance. Judge hinman crane found the act indecent not artistic with a 50 dollar fine and 30 day suspended jail sentence pending appeal. Bond set under 100 dollars pending appeal from indecent exposure conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marlboro
Baltimore
Nita Hinman Crane
Pat
Amber) Halliday
Silver Hill
Condition of Streams Report from Frederick and Virginia
Monocacy muddy at Frederick Tymelion. Potomac lightly cloudy on Virginia side. streams fishable near Kyoxville. Data indicates variable conditions across nearby waterways with limited geographic precision and potential OCR errors noted.
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Frederick Tymelion
Potomac
Virginia
Kyoxville
Independence Day Heat Ahead Amid Quiet Fireworks
Frederick observes Independence Day with reduced fireworks and a holiday pause. Weather bets humid heat near 90 degrees with possible afternoon storms. Local plans include motorcycle races at Fair Grounds, baseball and softball games, morning movies, fishing at Culler Lake and Potomac, and picnics. Walkersville kicks off carnival with a pyrotechnic display. Brunswick and Damascus schedule fireworks at their events. Monocacy remains muddy and unsuitable for bass fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Fair Grounds
Culler Lake
Potomac
Walkersville
Brunswick
Scheer Stadium
Damascus
County roads projects advance across county regions
Four county road projects move forward with activity in eastern northern and western sections. Clearing nears completion on Marble Quarry road link, 0.3 mile to be macadam paved, while 1.2 miles toward Prospect church undergoes stone stabilization and penetration macadam. Clearing begins toward Link's bridge on SR 72 near Creagerstown with 1.3 miles slated for pen macadam. Ifert road near Middletown to Middletown will be macadam after a 0.25 mile section. Frederick road from SR 77 to SR 76 finished and accepted by PRA, contract held by Waesche. T Edgie Russell overseeing old Annapolis road progress toward New London with surfacing due soon. M J Grove Lime installs stone on Flag Pond road. Maintenance focused on emergency repairs from heavy rains. some bridge work noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger H. Willard
Clemsonville
Carroll County
Union Bridge
Plane No. 4
Prospect Church
Creagerstown
Middletown
Jefferson
Willard
Frederick
Loys Station
Motter’s Station
Public Roads Administration
L. R. Waesche and Sons, Inc
T. Edgie Russell
Farmers Having One Of Best Growing Seasons
Maryland crop observers report last week’s hot and showery weather fostered strong crop growth. Three diseases late blight on tomatoes and potatoes, apple scab, and brown rot in peaches appeared but growers used vigorous control measures and overall ratings were good to very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Bail Of Four Communists Is Forfeited
New York July 3 Federal Judge Sylvester J Ryan forfeited bonds of four Communist leaders totaling 80000 when they failed to surrender in court. The 11 top leaders were convicted for plotting to overthrow the U S government and sentences ranged from three to five years. Sixteen others were indicted in a broader conspiracy, with 17 already rounded up and four still at large including James E Jackson and Sidney Stein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sylvester J. Ryan
Spolitburo
FBI
Henry Winston
Party
New York State
Robert Thompson
Winds
Gilbert Green
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Thompson
Poliburo
James E Jackson
Sidney Stein
Steinberg
Fred Fine
William Marron
July Fourth Weather Outlook in Maryland
The Weather Bureau predicts a cloudy day with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Expect sun between systems, high humidity, and temperatures around 82 to 87 degrees in western counties and about 82 elsewhere.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Fuel Tanker Driver Is Burned To Death
A loaded fuel tanker crashed into a parked truck on the Baltimore Pike and burst into flames. The driver, James William Ferguson, 24, of Morningside, was burned beyond recognition and identified tentatively by Prince Georges County police.
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Beltsville
Baltimore Pike
Prince Georges County
James
William Ferguson
Morningside
Japanese cabinet resigns to form peace talks coalition
Tokyo reports the Japanese cabinet resigned to enable a coalition government for postwar peace treaty discussions. The members submitted their resignations to Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida, signaling a move to stabilize politics amid security talks.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Ried A
Salute To Ea State To Be Fired July 4
Camp Detrick will observe Independence Day by firing a 48 round Salute to the Union. Two cannon crews will fire blanks to honor each state, led by 1st Lt. Oliver J. Benish with a noon start and similar ceremonies nationwide. Crew members include Cpls. Sadner Rogers Pulling and Laisure.
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Camp Detrick
Union
Oliver J. Benish
Benish
United States
Cpls
Paul F. Sadner
Harry E. Rogers
Lyle W. Pulling
Russell A. Laisure
Herbert
Seven Thousand Dollar Fund At Detrick Reaches Goal
Camp Detrick's second annual Combined Charities Drive reports 7000 plus in cash donations and pledges for nine causes including Community Chest March of Dimes Cancer Fund and Tuberculosis Fund. Donations run through Aug 31 with payments due on pledges. Participants include Army Navy Air Force personnel civilian staff and H K Ferguson Co contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Forrest S. Pauli
Community Chest
March of Dimes
Cancer Fund
Crippled Childrens Society
Heart Fund
Arm Navy-Air Force Relief
Tuberculosis
Charities Drive Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Camp Detick
Post
H. K. Ferguson Construction Co
No Race Wire Service In Her Home in Cumberland
Mrs. Charles Morris of Cumberland denies there is any race news wire service at her home at 119 Oak Street. A Senate Crime Investigating Committee spokesman cited Howard Sports Daily as a wire service with a customer named John Russell at that address, which she refutes. Senator Hunt said the tip came from Bilson Ung of the Baltimore service. Ung testified along with Maryland men at a closed Washington hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Charles Morris
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Washington
Howard Sports Daily
Baltimore
John Russell
Oak Street
Morris
Russell
Senator Hunt
D-Wye
Senate Committee
Bilson Ung
Ing
Maryland
Tostcity
Pitcher Ends His Life With Shotgun Blast
Atlanta July 3 14 Hugh Casey former baseball pitching star killed himself in a downtown hotel room seconds after insisting to his wife he was innocent of a paternity charge. Police said the 38 year old shot himself through the neck with a 16 gauge shotgun. Mrs Kathleen Casey described a prolonged telephone appeal and a final declaration of innocence as she mourned his death and her role in the paternity suit.
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Atlanta
Ilugh Casey
Police LLC
R. Fleming
Brooklyn Dodger
Tea
Kathleen Casey
Casey
Casey Saa
New York
Wegh
Hugh
Mrs. Casey
Reach Agreement In Capital Transit Strike Ends Deadlock
Washington July 2 The capital's drastic transit strike moved toward settlement after 17 hours of talks. Cyrus S. Ching Federal conciliation director announced the agreement subject to union ratification early this morning. No terms were revealed. Union leaders said they would hire a hall and organize a membership meeting soon. Bus lines and streetcars likely won t resume before tomorrow at best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Conciliation
Deeds Recorded In Clerk's Office for Several Homes
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office. Ruth R Flault sold to John M Bennett at 214 East Church street for about 9000 dollars. Helen W Kemp sold to Emory G Haines at 319 East Second street for about 8500 dollars. John H Latin and Helen L Lak in sold to G Thomas James on the south side of Main street Jefferson for about 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth R. Flault
John M. Bennett
Church Street
Helen W. Kemp
Emory G. Haines
East Second Street
John H. Latin
Helen L. Lakin
G. Thomas James
Main Street
Jefferson
No Paper Wednesday closure notice
The News will not publish on Wednesday July 4 and the business office will be closed the entire day The editorial office remains open after A Ry Be remained unreadable and not clarified in the readable text.
Ridgway backs July 10 armistice talk Kaesong plan
General Ridgway urged swift steps toward a Korean cease fire as he accepted a proposed July 10 armistice meeting in Kaesong. He proposed a preparatory session on July 5 with three officers from each side to set details, with a helicopter or convoy route depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Red
Kaesong
Ridgway
U. N
U. S. Eighth Army
Nate Polowetzky
Kaegong
Parallel 38
Seoul
Kim
Peng
Riddgway
Kimpo Airfield
Imjin
Seoul-Kaesong
M. B. Ridgway
United States Army
United Nations Command
Lane Sees Truman After Europe Trip Observation
Former Maryland Governor Preston Lane met with President Truman in Washington to share impressions from his recent European tour and discuss geopolitical perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Truman
Washington
Preston Lane
Maryland
Europe
Markets Closed Tomorrow for Independence Day
Markets across the United States will be closed tomorrow in observance of Independence Day. The closure affects financial and commodity markets, with July 4, Wednesday, as the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
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Thailand
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Pitcher
Hugh Casey
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