City Still Paying For Its Sewers
Frederick City is still paying off bonds issued 25 to 30 years ago for the sanitary sewerage system. The 1956 audit by Auditor James L. Rimler shows December 31, 1956 bonded debt at 2,883,000, projected to fall to 2,652,600 with 161,000 in principal paid this year. Mayor John A. Dere notes fixed serial payments prevent large early liquidations while 1956 interest exceeded a third of principal. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander notes county bingo law compliance concerns, warning noncompliance could lead to prosecution. organizations may sponsor bingo for charity with sheriffs permits and cost limits per day and per game.
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Frederick City
James L. Rimler
John A. Dere
Horace M. Alexander
Frederick County
Sherif
Khrushchev Accuses Malenkov of Worst Ouster
In a Leningrad factory meeting Khrushchev labeled Georgi Malenkov the worst of the ousted Kremlin leaders. He also named V M Molotov and Lazar Kaganovich as opponents of party line and foes of the Soviet peace policy, with Moscow radio broadcasting the remarks.
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London
Nikita Bhrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Agriparily
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Leningrad
I Party Presidion
Moscow
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet Union
City bond issues still outstanding per auditor report
The auditor notes several bonds still unpaid including the 1924 reservoir and general improvement issue at 225000 original with 8000 due this year, the 1927 public improvement issue with 38000 due, 1929 waterworks at 13000 this year, the 1931 Singapore Creek at 10000 this year, and sewer bonds Series A 1935 with 6000 due. Also 1936 Series B at 6000 and 1937 at 2000 this year, plus 1946 and 1917 airport bonds partially liquidated in 1956. Largest payments were 1951 sewer refining bonds with 45000 yearly, and 1953 and 1949 issues remaining substantial balances. Interest remains high on earliest issues 1924–1931 while newer bonds accrue lower rates.
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Singanore Creek
Garbage pail not night deposit vault saves cash
New York A Brooklyn grocer learned a garbage pail is no night deposit when Francisco Lopez stored 1500 in receipts in a bag and dumped it with rubbish. After Sanitation crews collected the trash, a team of 12 men dug through tons of refuse and recovered the money from a City pier in a two day search.
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New York
Brooklyn
Francisco Lopez
Lopez
City Sanitation Department
Nap pause ends with seven damaged autos in Laurel crash
Frank Stevens 45 of Philadelphia pulled off the road for a nap when a crash woke him. The impact damaged seven autos one truck and three persons injured including a state officer. Separate crashes along Route 13 referenced in a late night report from The News.
Weather Outlook Brightens With Cooling Breezes
A cooling front brought pleasant weekend prospects and temperatures near 82 to 86 F with a 35 F low expected. Rain remains unlikely as high humidity eases and winds improve fields and gardens after a stretch of drought. The State Police barracks noted a 61 F reading and dry conditions persist into early next week.
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Ihe
Ike to Quit Capital During Mock Attack
Washington reports that President Eisenhower and about 5000 federal workers will leave the capital as part of Operation Alert 1957. The drill tests evacuation plans to relocation sites 30 to 300 miles away while helicopters shuttle the President and aides to hideaway quarters. The exercise, the fourth in a national civil defense program, runs in the week of July 12 to 18.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Pinkie Littlejohn Dies in Charlotte Newsman Passes
The death of veteran AP reporter Pinkie Littlejohn, aged about 60, is reported in Charlotte North Carolina. He retired after a long career and died early today following a brief illness.
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Pinkie
Littlejohn
Charlotte
N.C
First Weekend Traffic Fatality In Maryland
A Baltimore man Frank Velozr age 22 was struck at an intersection while walking his dog and died. He died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after the incident. A driver was taken into custody in connection with the crash. This marked Maryland's first traffic fatality of the 4th of July period.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Jetec Squites
Frank Velozr
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mapya
Fredenck County
Beetle swarms raise concern as highway deaths rise
County agent notes unusually heavy beetle swarms over hot weather harming ornamental plants and fruit trees. Parasite release years ago reduced beetle numbers but appears less effective now. Traffic deaths during Independence Day holiday run lower than forecast yet remain a concern with ongoing spray programs.
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Henry“ R- Shoeaker
Frederick
Shoemaker
Michigan
National Safety Council
Ajor
Taoves Tojsports
Little Corp
Jawen
Coun
Fireworks On Wall Street Light Up Quick Commerce Burst
Wall Street sparked a week of fireworks with a pre Fourth of July rally pushing several averages to new 1957 highs. Steel price increases reverberated through Washington as lawmakers debated costs while consumers saw fall and winter catalogs priced near last spring. Construction spending reached a new June high amid wage boosts and the housing outlook remained inflationary.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Treasury
Humphrey
Arends
R- ii
Housing Institute
Idustry
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
William lo‘Neil
General Tires and Rubber Co
American Collectors Assh
Assn. of American Railroads
Weather holds across nation as heat builds in Southwest
Good old fashioned summer weather graced most of the nation with sunny skies and pleasant temperatures on the holiday third day. The Weather Bureau forecast scattered thundershowers in parts of the Pacific Northwest, Southern Rockies, the North and Central Plains, Gulf Coast and interior New England. Heat remained intense in the Southwest with Needles California reporting 113 degrees, while some desert stations cooled slightly overnight. Elsewhere, nocturnal showers hit the upper Mississippi valley and Atlantic and Pacific Northwest expect some cooling along the coast.
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Amer
Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Plains
Gulf Coast
Interior
New England
Needles
Calif
Mississippi
Atlantic
Builder Of Great Structures Is Dead In Greenwich
Paul Starrett 90, renowned builder of the Empire State Building and many major U.S. structures, died in Greenwich, Conn. His firms erected notable works in New York including Pennsylvania Railroad Station, New York Life, Metropolitan Life, Bank of Manhattan, Flatiron, Macy's, Plaza, and Statler hotels. Projects spanned Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Baltimore. Also named assistant attorney general Charles B Reeves Jr of Baltimore to succeed Alexander Harvey, who resigned to join Cross and Shriver.
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Greenwich
Conn
Paul ‘Starrett
New York City
Empire Star
Fed
Starrett
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Life
Metropolitan Life
Bank of Manhattan
Flatiron
Macy's
Plaza
Biltmore, Commodore and
Pennsylvania
Statler
Washinstom
Stat
Cleveland
Detroit
Munsey
Baltimore
Charles B.,reeves Jr
Ferdinand Sybert
Sybert
Reeves
Alexander Harvey
Cross and ‘Shriver
Woman Shot At Walkersville Carnival
Mrs John Poole Jr of Walkersville was hit in the wrist by a stray bullet while at the Walkersville Volunteer Firemen Carnival. She remained at Frederick Memorial Hospital awaiting surgery to remove the bullet as investigators probe how the shot escaped the shooting gallery.
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Walkersville
John Poole, Jr
Graham and Dale Evans Pack Madison Square Garden
A standing room crowd of 19 200 heard evangelist Billy Graham and actress Dale Evans in Madison Square Garden last night. Evans sang gospel songs and spoke of her faith while Graham urged youths to serve God from Ezekiel 30. The meeting reported 376 decisions for Christ, lifting Garden totals to 27 582 with attendance reaching 847 300 after 50 rallies.
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New York 4
Billy Graham
Dale Evans
Madison Square Garden
Miss Evans
Roy Rogers
Hollywood
Stabam
Evangélist
Mone
Graham
Christ
More Steel Delays Stall School Building Plans
Frederick junior high faces ongoing steel shortages delaying construction. About 60 to 80 tons remain unseen as the L J Keller and Sons team pushes work on weekends to meet a mid month goal. The Baltimore supplier promised delivery by June but strikes and industry wage demands disrupt progress across the East and South.
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Frederick
L. J. Keller and Sons
Jing Firm
Baltimore
Board of Education
Keller
Eisenhower Farm Hosts Holiday Guests At Gettysburg
President and Mrs. Eisenhower entertained a houseful at their Gettysburg farm over the holiday weekend. Gen Alfred Gruenther and W B Allen Jones arrived from New York with Jones a Cities Service executive. The group, including Brig Gen Nevins and George Allen, enjoyed golf and bridge as gusts affected play. Gruenther, Red Cross president, had been in Louisiana after the hurricane and tidal wave, and planned to report on Cameron disaster relief and reconstruction.
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Getiysberg
Eisenhower
Alfred Gruenther
W. B. Allen Jones
New York
Jones
Cities Service Corps
Gruenther
Eisenholwer
Gettysburg
Brig Ger
Arthur $. Nevins
George E. Allen
Cement Shortages Spread Across Regions Amid Walkouts
Cement shortages intensify as new strikes paralyze plants in the Midwest, South, and West. Output falls by about one third in the East, with shutdowns near Chicago cutting supply in the area.
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Chicago
Midwest
Moscow says Soviet peace policy unchanged after purge
London dispatch reports Moscow Radio claiming no shift in the Soviet Union's peaceloving foreign policy after the purge of Stalinist leaders Malenkov Kaganovich and Molotov. The broadcast defends ongoing efforts to improve U S relations and world peace, calling contrary reports absurd. It notes the leaders attended local party meetings while Warsaw sources say they are under house arrest.
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London
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow Radio
Northamerica
U.S.A
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
V. S. Molotov
Moscow
Malenkov
Kaganovich
Molotov
Warsaw
Survives In Family Of 8 In Fatal Collision
Dennis Collins, three, the sole survivor of an eight member family, died in a car truck crash near what appears to be a northwestern Lower Michigan area. His kin, including wife Florence 43 and children Linda 14 Gary 13 Harold 10 Thomas 9 and Terry 3, perished. Truck driver Warfield Laws 52 of Lake City and 2 year old cousin Clara Collins were injured. State police reported the crash at State Highway 115 and a county road.
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Copemish
Mich
Dennis Collins
Lower Michigan
Bynum Collins
United Cement
Paragould
Ark
Florence
Linda
Gary
Harold
Thomas
Terry
Feounty
Denis
Clara Collins
Warfield Laws
Lakes City
Rich
Brankfort
Five more Frederick properties sold for housing project site
Five deeds filed to record sales of properties in north Frederick to the Housing Authority for a contemplated low rent project. Sellers include Annië N. Nikirk and Jeanette Weinberg with multiple parcels on Bentz Street, West Fifth Street, Five and Half Street, Klinchart Alley, and adjacent lands. Negotiators aim to clear remaining parcels soon. A monkey named Blackie escapes at Walkersville carnival, climbs a tree near Kent C. Nicodemus farm.
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Frederick
Housing Authority
City of
Bee
Annié N. Nikirk
North
Bentz Street
West Fifth Street
Edward A. Ambush
West Sixth Street
Raymond R. Zimmerman
Klinchart’s ‘sAlley
North Benz Street
Walkersville
Harry Wisner
Kent C. Nicodemus
Blackie
Refugees Flow From East Germany In Bonn Report
Bonn reports a steady but rising influx of East German refugees. In the past week 4 833 crossed into the West, up from 4 446 the week before.
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Bonn
Germany
East Germany
Solitary For Slaying Anniversary In Solitary
Two women Evelyn Smith aged 68 and Blanche Dunkel 66 in Chicago mark the 22nd anniversary of their murder conviction by spending today in solitary confinement at Dwight Women’s Reformatory. Judge Harrington ordered annual solitary comfinement and noted the case as vicious and premeditated.
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Chicago
Evelyn Smith
Blanche Dunkel
Dwight Women’s Reformatory
S Jsundown
Corelius J. Harrington
Ervin J. Ylang
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