Biot College Park disturbance ends with shootings
Police say a fight at Trombail Park near a city housing project sparked the disturbance. Several people, including Korach and Lynch, were involved as Lynch fired two shots. Twenty five police squads responded after calls for help. Authorities note no clear racial motive but tensions around moving Negro residents persist. Five persons were arrested and questioned. part of the crowd fled as a thunderstorm dispersed others.
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Debt limit debate reemerges as Treasury faces low balance
A Treasury cash balance under 3 billion amid a looming debt cap sparks questions on Congress spending and the risk of funding gaps. The piece contrasts personal budgeting with government finance and notes political contention over debt limits and approvals. A Baltimore hearing examines why Charlotte Main was not reappointed as a Baltimore magistrate.
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Fourth of July News And Notes From The Columns
A July 4 1905 column notes CAPT William T Hallar of the Northern Central Railway a popular conductor and his East Second Street home. It recalls his years serving trains between Frederick and Bruceville and the enforceable pistols ban. A Braddock Heights crowd estimated 3000 to 4000 fills the scene while a bicyclist incident on East Church Street causes a tumble but no serious injuries. Master Lavier Michael, son of Jesse Michael, joins in Fourth of July events on East All Saints Street as fire safety concerns are mentioned and an inchoate fireworks hazard looms.
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Bruceville
Braddock Heights
DC Chester
East Church Street
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Chapline 9
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Jesse Ho Michael
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Mustartum
Sui
Bering
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Celunies Of The News
Fragmented readable fragments describe stunts, a parade, and local events as distant memories. Names, places, and exact details are unclear, but the piece recalls public performance notices and community happenings from years past.
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Ulga
New Books At Artz Library
A list of titles and descriptions highlights new acquisitions at Artz Library including THE GREAT AMERICAN HERITAGE by Bela Kornitzer, ESSAYS IN THE PUBLIC PHILOSOPHY by Walter Lippmann, and THE NATURAL HOUSE by Frank Lloyd Wright, with summaries of contents and themes reflecting American democracy, architecture, and public thought.
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United States
America
Eisenhowers
Eisenhower
Walter Lippmann
Natural House
Frank Tiesd Wright
Org
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Tj Drama
Miss Howard Becomes Bride of William Hill Jr at Calvary Methodist
Miss Louise Rhanborth Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Elbert Howard of this city and William Murray Hill Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Murray Hill of Warren Pa were married Saturday in the Calvary Methodist church. Rev Niam Fordl assisted by Rev Hubert Hiller officiated. A small reception followed at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club. The bride wore a Chan lace gown with portrait neckline and a fingertip illusion veil. She carried a white Bible topped with white orchids and baby's breath. Miss Jane Hill of Warren Pa was maid of honor. bridesmaids were Miss Linde and Barbara Richards of Baltimore. Best man was John Francis Knapp of State College Pa. ushers included Alexander F Howard James McDevitt and Dr John Robertson. The mother of the bride wore a soft grey lace dress with pink accessories. the groom's mother wore a dusty pink dress. The bride is a graduate of Dickinson College and member of Phi Mu Sorority. The groom is a Dickinson College and Dickinson School of Law graduate, later serving in the army. About 150 guests from PA DC NY NJ attended. The couple will reside in Linwood Massachusetts after a short wedding trip.
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Elbert Howard
Baltimore
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Cal Methodist’ Church
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Hubert Hiller
Cha Town
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Misa Linde
Barbara Richards
John Francis Knapp
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Alexander F. Howard
James McDevitt
Pottstown
John Robertson
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Creagerstown
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Myers Weddle
Aria Reformed
Mary J. Hyatt
Mountaindale
Charles H. Marlin
Virginia
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Jia Mae Darby
Thamar MacParks
Poojesville
Willi HP Bree Huseh
Rockeille Methodist
Alda F F. Spada
Falls Church
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Hieinsel
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Crasden Court
Silver Spring
Local Weddings Highlight June Nuptials and Plans
Ann Janet Stine of Near Brunswick to Robert Paul Schmidt in a June ceremony. Both sets of families from Brunswick area. Stine to teach elementary education in Maine, Schmidt to join University of Maine faculty. Also details on Weddle-Martin marriage near Creagerstown and Brandenburg-Walker nuptials near Ridgeville with modest celebrations and postwedding plans.
Carpenter-Droneburg Nuptials On Monday
The article records the marriage of a bride from the Carpenter-Droneburg family at Grace Trinity Evangelical church on Monday afternoon. The ceremony featured a lace dress with Chantilly jacket and a white bridal arch, with reception details and family members named in attendance.
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Union Bridge Personal Notices and Local Gatherings
Community notices from Union Bridge cover the Stinsias social picnic at Memorial Park Taneytown and plans for a state rescue demonstration. Delegates attend from Union Alemo memorial Post R806 VW and auxiliary groups. a fire call near Middle claims furnace blaze. Residents return from travels and births announced amid local social and civic events.
Fire Gone Out Of Dixon-Yates Controversy Put Bos
Washington The Senate debates over funding for a Dixon Yates power line surface anew as Memphis plans its own plant. President Eisenhower seeks a path to exit the contract while Budget Director Hughes signals an undetermined settlement. Senate consideration centers on a 90 dayMemphis nonrenewal clause amid private vs public power tensions.
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Local Hospital Notes and Deeds of $21,000 Recorded
Reports from Johns Hopkins and Maryland General Hospital detail patients including Albert L. Bayier and Mrs. Sherabd as well as transfers and convalescence. Deeds recorded in Creek’s office reflect a $21,000 transaction involving real estate on Gram Place and surrounding neighborhood parcels.
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Double Bang Shakes Brittany
A loud double bang rocked southern England just after midnight. Theories blamed a meteorite or jet sonic boom as residents asked what caused the shock across London suburbs to Maidstone while officials offered unclear statements.
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Strength For Today By Fath 1 Douglass
A reflective piece on enduring faith amid doubt and persecution, urging steady spiritual trust. It quotes scripture about God’s care, endurance through hardship, and the believer’s unyielding commitment to faith despite life’s trials.
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Fragmentary Bible Thought Notes
Fragmented notes quote Amos and Psalms, mentioning God, mercy, and prayer. The text references near and far, with lines about divine power and guidance. Attributed to Addieon, the passage blends scriptural references with personal reflection.
Studied Optimism For Talks At Summit A Smart Tactic
Analysis discusses optimism as a tactic for the four power summit talks. It criticizes commissions deferring disarmament progress and questions Eisenhower and Truman era political maneuvering. It notes Democratic and Republican tensions, anti communist issues, and political maneuvering around government power and investigations.
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