Storm Strikes Near Freaeruck Area Causes Tree Damage
Thunderstorms whipped the region along Ueks Springs Road near Freaeruck, uprooting six trees on a resident’s yard and causing porch debris. A front porch was cluttered by fallen branches while some trees may require replacement. No property loss reported. Rainfall varied from 0.32 to 0.68 inches. power and lines were briefly affected but service was restored within a half hour.
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Sivness
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Dotite Son's Cleaners
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Kemp
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Fredeneck
State Police
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O ‘Koat
Unionville
Equity
Phelan Migrote
Midhelles
Bradtinck “Heights
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Rimimutsborg
Thurmont
Watershed Potomac Edison Company
Walkersville
Althousde
Siathott
Aire
Aio
Youth Loses Fins in Harvest Accident
An accident near Frederick High during a July Fourth event left a youth's left hand severely damaged with multiple fingers lost. The incident occurred at Fort Detrick area amid a salute ceremony, and the injured teen reportedly enlisted in the Special Reserves Training program after recovery.
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Thianh
Iran
Frederick High
Deme
Sogiet
Storms May Spoil Picnics
Weatherman forecasts general rain across the eastern half of the country with possible showers in the Washington area. Warm conditions persist in the south and central plains as storms move toward the northern border, potentially spoiling outdoor plans.
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Miss Blocher Dies at Hood College After 27 Years
Nellie Rate Blogher known as Miss Blocher, longtime Hood College educator and acting head of the Education Department, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 60 after a brief illness. She came to Hood College in 1926, retiring in 1953, and held an honorary A.M. from Gettysburg College. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs. Edmun Menges and three nieces. Services at Gersh Ture are tentatively planned for Thursday. donations preferred to pulmonary or veteran causes.
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Aduvatin
Hood Cols
Frederick Menei Jospital
Hood Colene
Getersbtle
Gettysburg Academ
Gettyshare
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University of Chicago
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Honorary
Society For Teachers
American
Crlumins
Quiet Fourth Is Seen Here
A fragmented notice describes a restricted Fourth observed with warnings of a general shutdown if disturbances occur. It notes preparations by local residents and police, mentions trials of safety measures at pool areas, and references a street event sponsored by the Toons club at a farewell venue.
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Tabor Das Banks
Henidarg
Tyne
Sorina
Fragmentary note on law and writing system
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a law and writing again with scattered references to letters and text. The readable bits show a possible discussion of a prohibition or rule and a warning about lawful writing. No clear persons, places, or events are established.
First Local Wheat Is On Market
Local markets opened with reports of mainly high quality wheat that is small in size. Prices hovered around 1.80 to 1.85 per bushel moisture deductions apply, with Walkersville firms paying 1.85 for grain delivered to TiSaya processing. Farmers near Ballenger Creek led the early market at cooperative and Southern States houses while conditions kept some in the field.
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Walkersville
Cerop
Glade Valies
Proceéses TiSaya Grain
Ballenger Creek
Joshua Zimmerman
G. Frank Thomas
Ballenger Road
Farmers Cooperative
Ballenger Aive
Southen
Glade Valley Milling Company
Waltersville
Grayson
Hamesbure
O Milling Company
Omiesto
Wood Quality Attributed To Seed Variation
The note suggests timber traits such as wood quality or grain may originate from the seed source. It emphasizes genetic or seed-based factors influencing structural properties in the resulting wood.
Holiday Toll May Reach 130
A cluttered notice pieces together a forecast of high holiday tolls and travel across multiple regions. It references dates, locations, and various names in a rapid stream, signaling纪 a busy period with cautionary notes about congestion and safety.
Truman Rejects Health Issue as Campaign Weapon
Former President Truman says he does not want the health of President Eisenhower used in the campaign. He notes Eisenhower's recent illness and operation but believes the health issue should not influence the race. He also comments on the Democratic nomination and current party unity in Chicago. The piece covers Truman's stance amid remarks on NATO and government.
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Hara S. Drdanm
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Ghickiv
Amd
Eisenhower
Denver
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Truman
White House
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Sen Risies Reivers
Defense
No Paper Wednesday Trading Show
The trading day will be closed for the entire day with the market offices resuming after 4 PM following yesterday's dip. Investors await guidance as the market recovers from losses and liquidity remains tight across sectors.
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Hoaness
Winds Delay Recovery At Grand Canyon Crash Site
Recovery efforts for 128 victims of the Grand Canyon airliner crash are stalled by treacherous winds. Only three flights reached the scene as currents forced a suspension, with investigators pushing to determine the cause and prevent future tragedies.
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Delhi
Theiil Aeronautics Administration
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Washington
Tie
CAA
Astra
Ranyon
Wien
LeGore man charged after two-car crash on Long's Mill Road
A LeGore man, 25, was arrested for reckless driving after a two car collision on Long's Mill Road near Rocky Ridge Monday afternoon. He and driver William Weddle, 63, Thurmont, suffered minor injuries. damage estimated at 3500. Weddle treated for facial and chest injuries, Stottlemoor for knee lacerations.
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Long's Mill Road
Rocky Ridge
Bickford Stottlemoor
Robert Snyder
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Weddle
Thurmont
Thurmont man seeks jury trial on defective delinquency
Carroll Roscoe Eaton pleaded guilty to assault and battery involving alleged child molestation and was committed to Patuxent Institution for examination. The court must decide if he remains a defective delinquent, with the option of a jury trial. Eaton chose the jury, but no date was set.
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Patuxent Institution
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House of Correction
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Patuxent
Alton V. Bennett
Harold M. Boslow
Brunswick School Desk Fire Damages Classroom
Brunswick police investigate a fire that destroyed a teacher’s desk and records at a colored school. Firefighters suppressed the blaze around 9 56 AM, with damage estimated at 200 dollars. officials suspect the fire began inside the desk and no arson evidence found. the building on Maeve Avenue was empty since June.
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Brunswick Volunteer Firemen
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Bitmaaick
Charlie Ring
Negra
Maeie Avemae
Poland Reds Crack Down on Poznan Unrest
The Polish Communist party faces investigations into why Poznan workers failed to prevent protests, with Trybuna Ludu criticizing officials for fleeing and not carrying out party orders. ADN, the East German news agency, reports Berlin claims of a crackdown as authorities seek answers.
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Morse Urges Ike to Declare Run Now
Senator Morse called Eisenhower to state immediately whether he will seek a second term. Morse cited health concerns and warned a prolonged doubt harms the nation. Sparkman and Knowland responded noting the president’s health and political implications amid rising campaign tensions.
Husband's non-support case leads to term in House of Correction
Douglas Falk of West 200th Street faced Trial Magistrate Court on non-support charges for seven weeks. His wife, employed since March, sought aid for herself and three children. The judge ordered one year in the House of Correction with suspended sentence if Falk pays $30 monthly and keeps separate quarters, amid concerns over his pinball habit and Maine hunting trips. In a separate matter Roger F Hasaiten was found not guilty of a drunkenness charge.
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