R L Kelly Dies in Car on Dance Hall Road
R L Kelly longtime Ceresville miller and public sales clerk died at the wheel from a coronary occlusion near Mt Pleasant about 10 20 p m He was 67 and died instantly at the scene brought to Frederick Memorial Hospital by a passing motorist He had recently recovered from an operation and remained active in his mill and sales work with his sons Austin S and Donald R Kelly He was a prominent community figure with ties to Mt Pleasant Methodist Church Mt Pleasant Grange Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company and the Loyal Order of Moose He survived by his wife one sister four brothers and 13 grandchildren plus three great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 1 pm Thursday at the funeral home with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lycurgus Kelly
Ceresville Miller
Kelly
Dance Hall Road
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick Memiorial Hospital
B. C. Thomas Sr
Robert C. Snyder
Walkersville Bank
John and
Lillie Bowers Kelly
Edna G. Masser
Earl L. Kelly
City
Louise V. Eaves
Frederick
Austin S
Donald R. Kelly
Albert Powell
Lewistown
Willam R. Kelly
Catoctin Furnace
Monroe C. Kelly
Washington
Melvin Kelly
Hagerstown
H. Difford Kelly
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Couple fined for illegal fireworks sales in Baltimore
A Baltimore couple, Leo E. Doran and his wife, pleaded guilty to selling fireworks illegally. Magistrate Edward P. Swiss fined them $150 each, citing high profit margins from buying sky rockets at 39 cents and selling up to $3.50. Police seized 6,678 1/2-inch firecrackers, 1,440 cherry bombs, 960 1-inch firecrackers, 550 2-inch firecrackers, 312 artificial satellites, and other pyrotechnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward P. Swiss
Leo E. Doran
Essex
Probe Of Waldorf Killing Continues As Two Charged
Waldorf Maryland authorities press on with the homicide probe after State Police Lt Leonard R Brown was fatally shot during a stakeout at a Bryans Road restaurant. Albert G Carbonneau 33 and Albert J Salem 87 face charges related to the slaying and burglary conspiracy. Major William H Weber said Banks L Smith tipped authorities, the restaurant owner, and police trapped the suspect as the intruder was shot after entering the back door. Brown who led Waldorf Troop Eight died after more than three hours of surgery.
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Brown
Waldorf Barracks
Charles County
Bryans Road
William H. Weber
Banks L. Smith
Smith
Lt. Brown
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Washington
Carbonneau
Ing
Jan
Bomb hits Beirut store in terror attack
An incendiary bomb wrecked Beirut’s Heading 5 and 10 cent store killing or wounding at least 30. The blast occurred at 10 a.m. in front of a soft drink truck, amid extremist Lebanese rebels enforcing a general strike. The attack follows days of quiet downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
North Korean Attacks U N Police Shelter
A North Korean soldier armed with grenades and a submachine gun attacked a U N military police shelter near the demarcation line, killing one South Korean and wounding another before being shot dead. The incident followed by a tractor trailer crash nearby causing animal losses and damage, with no charges filed against the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC. N. Com- International
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Robert C. Snyder
William Newcomer
Snyder
Tr¢Aiteh
Clyde
Peyton van Meier
Winchester
Kenneth
Wenger
RED
Ephrata
All Star Game Opens with NL Lead in First Inning
In Baltimore Memorial Stadium a 49,000 crowd faced hot humid conditions as the NL jumped to a 2-1 lead in the first inning over the AL. NL produced two hits with a sac fly, a hit batsman, a walk and a wild pitch to score twice. The AL responded with an error, a Mickey Mantle single and a double play allowing Nelson Fox to score. Bullet Bob Turley started for the AL against Warren Spahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Nationals
Bob Tursley
Mickey Mantle
Nelson Fox
Memorial Stadium
Gus Triandos
New York Yankees
Yankee
Casey Stengel
WarrenSpahn
Milwaukee
Turley
Winnings Cut To $220,500
New York AP reports Elirida von ardroff Jost earned $33,000 on NBC Twenty One after 21 appearances, losing to Robert Leicester 21-10. Leicester's 11 point margin netted $33,000, clearing von Nardroff’s total to below $224,000. Final taxes leave her about $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elirida Vonardroff
Brooklyn
Nbc-Tv
Robert Leicester
Leicester
Miss von Nardroff
Robert ‘Strom
Bronx
Robert Jack
Soh
Nuernberg
Martin Bort ‘Mann
Herman Goering
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Ivon Nardroff
Exploring Problems Of Death And Revival
Dr Jean Henley of Columbia University medical center says Soviet scientists in Moscow are conducting a highly systemized program studying death and revival. She notes no comparable U S program and describes research into bodily changes at death and methods to restore life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moscow
Jean Henley
Columbia University Medical Center
Post Office Receipts Hit Record $317,353 in 1958
Frederick post office reported a record $317,353 in receipts for the fiscal year ending June 27, 1958, up 9.03 percent from 1957. Postmaster James Grove credited the patron separation program and year round mailings for efficiency gains, noting strong Christmas mail and increased work hours.
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Aberdeen
Idon
Joppa-Magnolia
Rain Misses Many Areas In County
Rain drenched Frederick city with brief downpours around 6 34 p m while county areas saw light showers or none Water ran curb to curb and some streets formed small lakes outdoor activities including baseball games were washed out Urban rainfall fell harder in the city than at the airport 25 inches seven minutes and 1 17 inches at the state police barracks were reported The storm caused tree limbs to fall in Feaga ville and a PE transformer was struck by lightning Near Harmony Grove and Opossum town pike sparked utility trouble but no severe damage Temperatures cooled from an 89 degree high with a warm night Forecasts called for more scattered storms and a cooler 68 degree low Reservoirs remained full and the Monocacy river was near normal
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Frederick
Market ‘Street
Potomac Edison Company
Feaga|ville
Hayward Farm
Harmony Grove
Opossum Town
Ballenger Creek
Fishing
County Treasurer Reports Tobacco Stamp Refunds Rise
County Treasurer James H Falk said refunds on unused tobacco stamps total over 8 000 so far under county law repealed July 1 1940 85 claims amounting to 5 446 24 with total expected around 300 refunds cover des calcomanias and metered impressions on stock as of June 30 Filing deadline is July 31 no refunds after that date June bond yields 10 828 72 balancing six month total 94 104 79. tax supported school construction program earlier authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Falks
Yacht Club Pier Wrecked In Early Morning Fire
ABERDEEN Md An early morning blaze gutted the Bush River Yacht Club two story concrete building driving three- people from their rooms in night clothes. Commodore James A O Keefe estimated losses around 75000 covered by insurance as wind helped keep flames from spreading to the pier and boats.
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Aberdeen
Bush River Yacht Club
James A. O'Keefe
Edgewood
Chib
E O'Keefe
Robert Bailes
John Mayor
O'Keefe
Youths Chased At 120 MPH In Maryland
In Jessup a state trooper pursued a stolen 1956 Ford at speeds up to 120 miles per hour. He fired five times before the car crashed at a gas station. occupants Larry W. Angus 20 of Columbus Ohio and William D. Lenhoff 14 of Reynoldsburg Ohio were captured and treated in Anne Arundel General Hospital. Authorities seek them on breaking and entering charges at Chesapeake Beach with prior larceny and burglary records.
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Jessup
Larry W. Angus
Columbus
Ohio
William D. Lenhoff
Reynoldsburg
Waterloo Barracks
Calvert County
Chesapeake Beach
L. G. Heckner
Deen
Heckner
Hagerstown
Excellent Progress By Maryiland Crops
Warm sunny days and mostly normal soil moisture last week let Maryland and Delaware crops advance. Barley harvest nearly finished, winter oats harvest moving rapidly, and wheat harvest starting to spread. Pastures remained good though some areas began to need rain after heavy weekly totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland-Delaware
Nine Airmen Flown Back To Germany
The U S Air Force said nine American airmen were flown back to Germany after spending 10 days in Soviet hands. They were released at the Soviet Iranian frontier and flown to Wiesbaden to report to the U S Air Force European headquarters. Public comments were restricted and officials described them as tired but cheerful. The article notes Soviet fighters forced down the transport in Soviet Armenia on June 27 and mentions eight East German held officers and a sergeant who were lost in a helicopter.
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Temran
Iran
Germany
Armenia
Tehran
Europe
East Germany
Administrative Aide James P. Brock Dies at 58
James P. Brock, administrative assistant to Maryland's secretary of state, died at Anne Arundel General Hospital after a sudden ulcer attack. A native of Annapolis, he served under three governors and was active in the Knights of Columbus, the Annapolis Elks Lodge, the Annapolis Yacht Club, and St Mary's Catholic Church Holy Name Society.
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Annapolis
James P. Brock
Maryland
Anne Arundel General
Brock
Ernest N
Mary E. Brock
Brock Had Served As Administrative Assistant To the Secretary of State
Herbert R. O’conor
William Preston Lane
Theodore R. McKeldin
Knights of Columbus
Walter Hallanan Ill In Pittsburgh
Plymouth Oil Co. president and Republican national committeeman Walter Hallanan of West Virginia was in satisfactory condition at Shadyside Hospital Pittsburgh. He was admitted Sunday night for treatment of an undisclosed illness and is listed resting comfortably. He resides in Charleston WV and maintains offices in Pittsburgh and New York.
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Pittsburgh
Eisenhower Visits Canada Aims to Ease North American Strains
President Eisenhower flies to Ottawa at Prime Minister John Diefenbaker's invitation to discuss economic and international issues. He seeks closer understanding and assurances that no major rift splits the two nations amid Canadian discontent over U S policies and trade matters. Canada voices concerns over oil limits, investment control, wheat sales, and potential tariff changes while U S worries about Columbia River water diversions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ottawa
Canada
John Diefenbaker
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Northwest
Columbia River
Employment Shows Rise and Unemployment Rate Surges
The government reports June employment at 64,981,000 and unemployment at 5,437,000, up 533,000 from May. Manufacturing, hit hard by the recession, shows gains as job demand rises with students entering the labor market. Wheat at local price $1.73 per bushel, first quotation for harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick
Commerce Street
Itoday
Goldfine Ill Not To Testify Before House Panel
Bernard Goldfine, under investigation for alleged federal favoritism tied to Sherman Adams, seeks a postponement citing health. A subcommittee official warned of further action while a staff investigator was ousted for snooping with a hidden microphone.
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Washington
Bernard iGoldfine
Boston
House
Roger Robb
House Subcommittee
Goldfine
See Aftard
Harris
Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Shack Jlette
Shacklette
Justice Department
FBI
Washington, D.C
Mildred Paperman
Sheraton-Carlton
Committees Pick Officers in Frederick County Republicans
Frederick Republicans at Hotel Frederick kept dual State and county central committees. Emmett R. Bowlus elected chairman with Patricia Warner as county co chair. H Reese Shoemaker named secretary and Jean L. Catshall treasurer. Catshall presided as meeting adjourned. Campaign committees and a chairman to lead the election effort will be formed soon. Large turnout from district chairmen and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Hotel Frederick
Emmett R. Bowlus
Frederick G.O.P
Patricia Warner
Bowlus
H. Reese Shoemaker
Frederick
Jean L. Catshall
Woodshoro
Jame
Catshall
Conn
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R.L. Kelly
Raymond L. Kelly
U.N
All-Stars
Maryiland
Daisy
Lisbon
Maurice J. Skinner
Woodbine
RFD
Delaine Hobbs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Skinner
Mt. Airy
Soviet
Air Force
Walter Hallanan
Harris Subcommittee
Bernard Goldfine
Potomac
Brunswick
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