Temperature Drop Aids After July Heat In U S Test
After a blistering Fourth of July with a 74 degree low, cooler air is expected tonight as a cold front lowers temperatures by up to 15 degrees. Showers were light and brief, with scattered rain possible Monday through Wednesday, while wheat yields were down up to 10 bushels per acre due to dry weather and high prices persisted at local mills.
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Storm Warning For Maryland Virginia Areas
The Weather Bureau warned the Maryland and Virginia region may face severe thunderstorms with wind gusts over 30 mph. A line of showers from Central Pennsylvania to Central Virginia is moving eastward and may spawn strong storms this afternoon, possibly producing gusts above 50 mph from Elkton to the Chesapeake Bay area and along nearby counties.
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Prince Georges County
Delmar Peninsula
New Castle County
Delaware
Cecil
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Assault cases set for next Wednesday in Circuit Court
Two assault with intent to rape charges against Richard Gouker Frederick and John Ruben Potts were arraigned before Chief Judge Dickerson with trials scheduled for next Wednesday at 10. Also charged, John LeRoy Ambusa faced assault and battery against several colored girls. attorney C Clifford Wirts appointed. Potts pleaded guilty to carnal knowledge. more forgery cases expected.
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Dick M. Schnauffer
Richard Lee Gouker
Frederick
John Rei
Uben Potts
Buckeystown
Samuel W. Barrick
John LeRoy -Ambusa
Dickerson
C. Clifton Wirts
Gouker
Potts
Thisty
Attornney Barrick
Long Blames Weather Forecast For Hawkins Audrey Toll
Cameron Parish, La., suffered extensive damage from Hurricane Audrey with about 700 dead. Sen Russell Long accuses the Weather Bureau of being 12 hours off and failing to warn residents, urging answers on forecast timing and evacuation decisions amid the disaster.
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Long
Weather Bureau
C. B. Carter
Audrey
Carter
Two Sentenced To 25 Days In Jail
Two Frederick Negroes were sentenced to 25 days in jail for disorderly conduct by Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield. Ernest Eugene Hacker and Era Cullen were found guilty of fighting on West All Saints street. David Victor Myers was fined 30 days in jail for intoxication in Frederick. Ralph W. Lods received 30 days for operating after license refusal and 13 days for driving to the left of center. Carolyn Williams was sentenced to not more than one year in a reformatory for assault and battery with suspended sentence. The article also reports oilman Cullen’s death at 76 after a long philanthropy, and Wimbledon results.
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Wilbur
Larsim
David Victor Myers
Pennssi jCulien Foundation
Mil Vania Avenue
Frederick
University of 3
Im. de Houston
Hishwar- Leroy Charles Forrest
Myersville
Forrest
H. J. Frost
W. Jerome Offatz
Carolyn Williams
Man Receives Bangs Disease Shot in Accident
Dr. Harold E. Schaden suffered a puncture to his forearm when a cow kicked as he prepared a Bangs disease vaccination at a county farm. He is in fairly good condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after the incident on duty. In Edenton North Carolina two railroad workers were rescued from Albemarle waters after a freight train crashed through a trestle early today.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Edenton
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Albemarle
Youth Burned in Firecracker Accident in Cherokee Ohio
A seventeen year old Enid teenager Marvin James Loudermilk suffered burns covering about sixty five percent of his body when a firecracker exploded inside a car in Cherokee Ohio. A companion Leon Mahan, 17, escaped after jumping from the vehicle. Police believe a lit firecracker was tossed from the car and either fell or exploded inside.
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Enid
Marvin James Loudermilk
Leon Mahan
Walkersville Fireworks Draw Thousands For Carnival
Walkersville volunteers hosted a carnival at the Walkersville School drawing about five thousand people for the fireworks show. Traffic backed up toward Horman's Mill as crowds filled the event space with nearly all food and drink concessions selling out. Philip Beard and Luther Hormne led the display team and the fundraiser grossed around five dollars per person for the night.
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Walkersville
Robert Applegate
Tor ‘Orman’s Mill
Philip Beard
Luther Hormne
Bag Limit On Doves Raised In Maryland
Marylanders may hunt doves longer with a 45 fall days or 60 half days option for the season. The 60 half days may be split or consecutive. Last year had 55 half days and daily bag limits rise from eight to ten. Also updated rails and gallinules season details and note on rivers conditions near Weverton and Buckeystown.
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Marsland
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Ibag
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Gallinaies
Vaughn
Man Jana
Interior Department
Frederick board approves winter swimming program for city elementary pupils
Frederick County Board of Education approved a winter swimming instruction program for city elementary students using the Y.M.C.A. pool for 22 weeks. Classes will run five days a week from 9 15 a m to 2 35 p m with permission from parents for beginners only. Jack Bubrich will direct the program and serve as water safety instructor and camping program director.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Wednesda
Warren Evans
Ihealth and Physical Education
Jack Bubrich
Bridge
Frederick County
Bubrich
Jianus
Evans
Elm Street Junior High
North Alarket
Parkway
North Frederick
Bridge Collapse After Freight Cars Hit Support
A Baltimore South Baltimore bridge on Fort Avenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad collapsed when two derailed freight cars struck its supports. No traffic was present, and empty cars were being switched at about 5:15 a.m. Traffic was rerouted over nearby private roads as officials investigated the failure.
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Fort Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Locust Point
Fort. Avenue
BO & O
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Saturday brings mostly sunny skies and moderate temperatures. Sunday will be fair and warmer. Monday through Wednesday bring scattered showers possibly starting in Garret County late Sunday with cooler air returning by Monday or Tuesday. Temperatures will run about two degrees below normal with precipitation around one quarter to one half inch. Normal highs span from near 80 in the mountains to upper 80s in the east. lows from the mid 50s in the mountains to 65 70 in the east.
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Associated Press
Garret County
Relief From Heat With Strong Winds Across Central U.S.
Refreshing cool air swept the mid continent ending a spell of hot humid weather. Strong northwest winds spread southeastward into the Eastern and Southern states, with several tornadoes reported in Ohio Wisconsin Indiana Michigan and town. No deaths were recorded. The Bryan town tornado caused about 7500 in damage.
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Ohio River
Texas
New Mexico
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Bryan
Eisenhower Enjoys Quiet Weekend at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower spends a long weekend at his Gettysburg farm riding his horses and tending cattle. Secret Service agents patrol the estate as he keeps in touch with the White House and plans golf each morning with Mrs Eisenhower. Doctor Howard Snyder is the sole guest. return date to Washington is expected Sunday night or Monday morning. Cary Middlecoff trails in British Open after third round with a two over par 74.
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Imcc. Snyder
Washington
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Middlecoff
Urbana Man Ends His Life By Gunshot
Urbana resident Gilmer R. Hawkins, known as a produce and poultry huckster, was found dead at his home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound around nine oclock. Police report despondency over ill health and finances, plus grief over his wife’s death in April 1956. Hawkins leaves eleven children. body at Etchison and Son funeral home.
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Gilmer R. Hawkins
Br O. Thomas Sr
Hawkins
Thompson
State Police
Byattstown Volunteer Fire Company
i M._ R. Etchison and Son, funeral home
Severe Crash Injures Cockren Family near White Marsh
Frank D Cockren of Yonkers suffered severe shock after a truck struck the rear of his car stopped at a red light on U S 40 in White Marsh Maryland. He sustained a right leg fracture and possible rib fractures and was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. His wife, who was driving, and their two children were briefly treated and released. the truck driver was Frank Olennick of Budd Lake New Jersey.
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Frank D_ Cockren
Yonkers
N.ew
U. S. 40
Cockren
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ebenezer “Road
Frank Olenick
Budd Lake
N. J
June
Steve
Jackie Cooper Fined and License Suspended
Mojave California actor Jackie Cooper was fined 263 dollars and had his license suspended for two months after speeding 140 miles per hour on a desert highway. A 30 day jail sentence was imposed for failure to appear in court following a roadblock and three mile chase with patrolmen on June 23.
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Mojave
Calif
Jackie Cooper
Poper
Baltimore Fourth of July ends without fatalities
For the second time in four years Baltimore Maryland celebrated Independence Day with no fatalities reported. Officials credited prudent crowd control and safety measures as residents enjoyed fireworks and a peaceful holiday.
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Balitmore
Maryland
Wee Women Offer Casual Parcs Water Phrase
A brief item notes a whimsical line about water from the group Wee Women, suggesting a casual note to acquaintances. The text hints at a playful misquotation or snippet from a larger joke or column.
Four Ousted Reds Accused Of Treachery
Moscow reports accuse the four deposed Kremlin leaders of treachery and of undermining the Soviet Union. Red Star cites fractional activity aimed at weakening our defenses as the army and navy endorse Khrushchev’s removal of Kaganovich Molotov Malenkov and Shepilov. Zhukov vows armed forces will defend the state.
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
Red Star
Soviet Defense Ministry
Georgi Zhukov
Lazar Kaganovich
Navy
Nikita Khrushchev
Kaganovich
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malerkov
Dmitri Shepilov
Hich
Marshal Zhukov
Communist Party
Molotov
Khrushchev
Buliganin
Czechoslovakia
Traffic Toll Rising as Independence Day Deaths Grow
The Associated Press reports a sharp rise in holiday traffic fatalities with at least 133 deaths from traffic incidents and 87 drownings during the 12 hour period. Enforcers are urged to curb highway deaths as the 335 death toll potential nears. The worst drowning occurred at Anacoco Lake in Leesville Louisiana with six victims. Advancing stock market noted in New York.
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National Safety Council
Council
Meil
Jane
Anacoco Lake
Leesville
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