Khrushchev Sincerity Challenged In Moscow upheaval
United States officials express skepticism about Khrushchev reshuffle and Molotov firings to advance peace efforts. White urges a wait and see stance while calling for just solutions to disarmament and German reunification, amid debates over Soviet power dynamics and Zhukov's influence.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Molotov
U. S
State Department
Lincoln White
Eisenhower
Dulles
Georgi Matenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Germany
White
Moscow
Middle East
Russia
Egypt
Stalin
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Central Committee
Georgi Zhukov
Malenkov
Shepilov
Junior Red Cross Concludes Training Center Session
The six day Junior Red Cross Leadership Training Center at Hood College ends this evening with a Broadbeck Hall basketball and a dance. Tomorrow morning 156 high school delegates from 16 states depart after breakfast in Coblentz Hall. The final assembly, directed by Dr. Delbert Push, covers Acres and National Junior Red Cross Councils and participation in the National Red Cross Convention.
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Delbert Push
Broadbeck Hall
Gerald Craft
Covington Virginia
Mary, Chamberlain
Covington
Peggy Porter
Cumberland
Margaret Nickerson
Nassau County
New York
Westley Mahoney
New York City
Emily Nelson
Norfolk
James Pike
Orleans
Agn Hoffert
Berks Co
Toby Densky
Ann Harris
Scranton
Jackie Bergdoll
York County
Shriner Hall
Hills of Hood
Hood Pool
Red Cross
Hood
Reginald Wilcox
Armed Forces
Donald Wagner
Robert Baugher
Richard I. Brown
Charles Zimmerman
Willard Holmes
Co. A
Li5th Infante Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Maryann Imhoff
Baltimore Red Cross
Governor Seeks John Hanson Centenary Stamp
Governor McKeldin urged the U S Post Office to issue a stamp this year marking the 200th anniversary of John Hanson’s entrance into public life. Hanson, born in present Charles County, was elected President of the Continental Congress in 1781. The governor argued Hanson was a great leader and patriot, instrumental for Maryland’s quick aid to General Washington after Bunker Hill. Also notes Hanson’s prominence and Maryland naming the Annapolis Washington expressway the John Hanson highway.
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McKeldin
U.S. Post Office Department
John Hanson
Hanson
Charles County
United States
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Arthur E. Summerfield
Europe
Maryland
Yas
Washington
Bunker, Agh
Coloniies
Congress
Annapolis-Washington
Md Checks On New Flu Warns Of Oriental Virus Spread
Maryland health officials describe a World Health Organization program to trace Oriental flu. Tests compare cases across Asia and the United States, with swabs shipped to public health centers for virus isolation and study.
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Maryland Health Department
Asia
Maryland
Charlotte ‘Silverman
Japan
Hong Kong
Philippines
India
Taiwan
Australia
Europe
United States
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Naval
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Newport
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Towa
Iowa
Grinnell’ College
Westminster Fellowship National Assembly
Silverman
Edward Davens
Maryland Heath Department
U. S
Public Health Service
World Health Organization
Rush tests serum to curb deadly Spanish flu outbreak
A new preventive serum, produced quickly in fertilized hen eggs, aims to blunt the worldwide Spanish flu pandemic of 1918 19 which has caused about 206 million deaths. The current virus is milder, with roughly 0.3 percent mortality among the known cases, while Newsmap tracks affected areas and case counts.
Damascus FFA Dairy Team Wins Maryland Contest
Members of the Damascus FFA Dairy Judging Team from Damascus High School are praised by Principal Ellis Glime after winning the Maryland State FFA Judging Contest at the University of Maryland on June 26. Team members include L. E Tolley coach, Arthur Buje, Jack King the top scorer, and Ellis Glime. King and Arthur Bowie will represent Maryland in the National Dairy Judging Contest at Waterloo, Iowa in October. James Kemp placed fourth in poultry judging as the Damascus Poultry FFA team finished fifth in a 25-team field.
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Garrett County
W. Sherard Wilson
University of Maryland
Harry We Dengier
University of Maryland Agricultural Extension Service
Charles L. Horn
Federal Cartridge Corporattion
Damascus
L. E Tolley
Arthur Buje
Jack King
Ellis Glime
Damascus High School
Damascus Ffa
John L. King
Woodfield
Arthur Bowie
Laura Sumner
Waterloo
Iowa
James’Kemp
George Kemp
Reckless driving arrest on North Market Street
Charles Richard George of Lovettsville Virginia was arrested Friday at 10 p.m. on North Market Street by Officer Nathan Dorsey for reckless driving. He posted a bond of 516.45.
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Charles Richard George
Lovettsville
Nathan Dorsey
North Market Street
Montgomery Ward June sales fall from 1956 levels
Chicago July 5 Montgomery Ward & Co reports June sales of 82.764 million down 62 percent from 1956. Five months through June total 396.073 million, a 2.3 percent decline from the prior year’s 395.083 million.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Co
Lea
Dentist Electrocuted While Fighting Fire
A Bethesda dentist died of electrocution while helping to battle a fire sparked by a fallen high tension wire south of Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Dr Abner Rowe Morgan County coroner confirmed death, neighbor Mrs Isaac Omps injured while attempting to aid him. Rowe and Omps called for volunteers then Rowe used a power garden tractor to trench the fire the tractor struck the line and Omps was knocked unconscious. She remained hospitalized in serious condition. Also in this issue bills seek to exempt wheat fed on farms from marketing quotas and discuss easing planting restrictions. London reports no change in Soviet disarmament aims. General Robert E. Lee now stationed at Langley Air Force Base.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Bethesda
Edward Sipple
Morgan County
Abner Rowe
Isaac Omps
Rowe
Omps
Spc. Rowe
Union Chapel
House of Representatives
Farm Bureau
Frank Woolley
House Agricultural ‘Committee
House Agricultural Subcommittee
Eisenhower Witnesses Minor Auto Incident Near Gettysburg
President Eisenhower riding in a White House limousine encountered a near collision on the way to a golf outing at a Gettysburg country club. State police controlled traffic as a sedan misjudged a stop, causing a brief contact between bumpers but no danger to the President. Also, HMS Diadem to Pakistan renamed Babur after handover in Portsmouth England with refitting planned.
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Gentyshung
Gettysburg
White House
Country Club
Croviser
Pakistan
Portsmouth
England
Royal Navy
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