Ike Says He Needs Adams As Chief Aide In White House
Washington AP report notes President Eisenhower stated he still needs Sherman Adams on the job as his No 1 aide. He avoided ruling on Adams resignation amid GOP calls for his dismissal. Eisenhower said his prior remark that Adams was imprudent but needed him remains unchanged. The discussion followed questions from reporters at a briefing.
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City Attorney Speaks Before Rotary Club
City Attorney Charles McC Mathias Jr spoke at the Frederick Rotary Club luncheon after a last minute change when the French Embassy counselor cancelled his address on The French Situation Today. Mathias outlined Alaska Statehood as a timely topic and noted Alaska lies roughly mid‑way between New York City and Vladivostok with proximity to Canada fishing areas and Europe routes.
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Fort Detrick Observes Independence Day Observance
Fort Detrick marks July 4 with a 48 gun salute to the Union and a day off for most personnel except a few key staff. The piece also honors Dr. P. S. Lansdale, Miss Patricks Rosencrantz, and Sgt. Marshall H. Murray for service, while noting sympathy for Kenneth Metcalf’s family and detailing local civic notes and awards.
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Russell Low Bidder For Charles County Project
Russell is named the low bidder for a Charles County project. Fort Detrick’s tennis team won the Middle Atlantic Interservice Athletic Convention title after a July 1 playoff with Walter Reed, finishing 8-1. plans include further games in Edgewood and the Second Army area later this summer.
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Fredeick youths confess to cross country car thefts
Salvatore Vitale and Harry Barney, both 19 from Philadelphia, confess to a chain of robberies from Philadelphia to the West. they stole a 1957 Chevrolet in Philly, abandoned it in Frederick, then took a 1958 Oldsmobile from Kaufman Garage on East Patrick Street. They drove to Topeka and Reno, committing break ins and armed robberies, before being captured near the California Nevada line. The Frederick auto, an 88 Olds four door gray with white top, was insured and found damaged only by a broken window on entry. They also face interstate transport and larceny charges.
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Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In City Districts
Deeds were recorded in the Clerk's office for numerous property sales. Transactions include Anthony J. Mac sold to William T. Fisher on Maryland Avenue Braddock Heights for about 16000, Charles P. Staley to Fred Nikitscher for about 31550, Frederick Homes Inc to Arthur Wilson at 1201 Wilson Place for about 15508, Frederick Lumber and Supply Co to Jobe C. Wileson on Walter Martz road Tuscarora district for about 15000, Irving Olizky to Thomas Glass on Philp road Counters Club Heights for about 75000, Brosius Homes Corp to John D. Ramaley on Carrollton Drive Carrollton sub-division for about 12560, and sale contract for 203 South Market Street from George K. Winebrenner to Howard B. Brown for 13000. Philip R. Winebrewer appointed to Maryland School for the Deaf Board of Visitors by Governor McKeldin.
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South Aarket Street
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Nuclear test reported at Bikini Atoll detonation
The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department said a nuclear test occurred at Bikini Atoll in the Southwest Pacific at 1 30 p m EDT Wednesday. The July 3 detonation happened at Eniwetok and involved a moving ground test. No further details were released.
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Monocacy Valley Rail Link Linked to W F and G R R
Fifty years ago notes report the Monocacy Valley Rail Road being acquired by the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad Company. It will be leased and operated by the W F and G, with a linking section due to be completed by September 16. First new wheat of the season arrives at Mountain City Mill, about 250 bushels, delivered by Cephas H Zimmerman. wheat priced at per bushel. Charles Renn of Ballenger district named director of Central National Bank to fill vacancy. Cline, Willard, and Sherald take auto trip to Martinishurse Shepherdstown Williamsport and other points. John Grove and Reno Harp fish Potomac and catch 12 bass.
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Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Three accidents occurred at different points near Frederick injuring seven people who were taken to Frederick City Hospital. The Junior Follies of 1838 featuring 75 to 100 children entertained an overflow audience at City Opera House for city playgrounds. The Delphey brothers AMA sanctioned speed program headlined by top motor vehicle riders was set for the Frederick Fair Grounds. A hitchhiker from Mount Pleasant injured himself rolling off a highway bridge over Bennett's Creek at Hyattsville.
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July 1863 Gettysburg aftermath shown by Engle photo
The caption notes the Civil War in early July 1863 near Gettysburg. It states that by July 3 the doom of the Confederacy was sealed. James Engle took the pictured scene and highlighted the approaching end of the conflict days later.
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