New Mayor and Board Take Office in Frederick
Frederick will install Mayor-elect Jacob Ramsburg and the newly elected board Thursday at City Hall at 9 30 in the morning. The first post oath meeting will focus on appointments and aldermanic committees, with a second session set for July 17 to address city business and citizen matters. Outgoing Mayor Derr, GOP candidate for State Comptroller, says efforts to leave little unfinished business accompany the transition.
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Frederick City
Jacob &. Ramsburg
City Hall
John A. Derr
Temperature Drop Forecast Amid Storms and Civic Transitions
Cooler conditions are expected tonight after five days of intermittent storms with heavy rains in parts of the county. Forecasters predict a drop of up to 10 degrees, while the old weather pattern returns with more showers by Thursday. The Derr administration schedules a final wind-up meeting at 9 am as new aldermen are sworn in, with public access noted. Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office include sales at 1100 Wilson Place and 634 Wilson Place, with prices around 15,300 and 12,500 respectively.
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Mercury
Ellis C. Wachter
Board of Alder
Old Stand
Hyattstown
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick Homes, Inc
Harry L. Wilson
Wilson Place
Norman H. Blu
Gray
P. Wechter
Cora M. Fisher
Ralph
180 Children Tossed Into Long Island Sound
Greenwich Connecticut AP reports a sudden squall during a sailing regatta sank nearly 40 boats and tossed more than 180 children into Long Island Sound. All were rescued as Coast Guard cutters planes and private boats aided off Riverside Yacht Club. Patty Miller 13 of Mamaroneck sustained a broken leg as the only injury.
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Long Island Sound
U. S. Coast Guard
Riverside Yacht Club
Patty Miller
Mamaroneck,n
State Costs To Be Higher State Runs Budget
Maryland officials project the coming fiscal year will cost about 40 million dollars more than last year. The Department of Budget and Procurement released a total budget of 395 591 824 dollars, reflecting General Assembly actions, other legislation, and federal funds. The General Assembly trimmed the governor’s request to 379 million, while a cigarette tax boost funded teacher salary increases and yielded about 10 million. The same bill directed local governments to collect cigarette taxes on residential property. Also noted is a property sale in Dill avenue, and administration letters granting. In Newport, a tax collector refused to accept a bag of silver to be transformed into bills. Letters of administration granted for William C. Geesey’s estate to three children. The Senate unanimously approved Arthur S. Flemming’s nomination as secretary of health, education and welfare.
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Department of Budget and Procurement
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Creagerstown
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State
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Dill Avenue
Hopes For Release Of More Americans
U S Vice Consul Robert Wiecha planned to return to Cuba today and said he hopes more of the 30 U S servicemen kidnapped by Fidel Castro s forces will be released before nightfall. He emerged from the Santa Catalina Mountains by Navy helicopter after 10 days in rebel-held territory pursuing the captives. Elmore, 33, Daymond Elmore, assistant manager of the Ermita sugar mill, was the first of the hostages released and was taken June 28. He and others remain scattered through the jungle with the other Americans and one Canadian.
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Robert Wiecha
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Saginaw
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Daymond" Elmore
Haynesville
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Nomination Confirmed for John McCone to AEC
Washington AP reports the Senate confirmed John D. McCone by voice vote to the Atomic Energy Commission. Also, Louis Romano invoked the Fifth Amendment at Senate hearings on rackets in Chicago restaurant industry.
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Senate
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Louis Romano
Capone
Chicago
Law Banning Slots Voided By Two Judges
In Leonardtown Maryland two circuit court judges voided Maryland's new law banning slot machine operations on the Potomac River ruling the measure unconstitutional The state AG said an appeal would be filed and the Maryland Court of Appeals would be asked to convene to hear the case before fall The decision held the short winter session overstepped legislative power and that the act targeted localities along the Virginia piers into the Potomac State operators argued the law was local legislation and thus invalid.
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Office of Maryland
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Philip H. Dorsey Jr
Maryland General Assembly
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St.Marys
Virginia
Theodore R. McKeldin
Potomac River
Driver Sought After Wreck in West Plains
Police seek a motorist who fled the scene after a wreck at West Second and Bentz streets around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday. The 1946 Ford, owned by Charles Jacob Dodson, Frederick, had temporary registration. Dodson is being sought as the driver. the other vehicle involved was a DeSoto driven by Welty Ni Kirk. Damage estimated at 200 dollars to the Ford and 1,600 to the DeSoto. the Ford was towed. Police also noted a burglary of a 1950 Ford, and another light incident. Police sergeant Denver Shook investigated.
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Bentz
Charles Jacob Dodson
Frederick
RFD
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DeSoto
Welty
Ni Kirk
West Fifth Street
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Sergi
Denver
Harry ‘Shank
South Market Street
Gov Underwood To Break Ground For Road
Gov Underwood will visit next Wednesday to break ground for the first West Virginia section of Interstate 81. A. A. Wilson Construction Co. has begun clearing the 3.03 mile section in Berkeley County linking Virginia to Maryland. Groundbreaking set for 11 am five miles north of Martinsburg near US 11, with State Road Commissioner Graney and others. Afterward the party will attend a race track reception at Charles Town before returning to Charleston. Monocacy and Potomac streams reported muddy at disposal plant and Brunswick respectively.
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Berkeley County
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Charles Town
Charleston
Potomac
Brunswick
Chicago Churches Refuse Graham Crusade Sponsorship
The Church Federation of Greater Chicago will not sponsor evangelist Billy Graham’s Chicago crusade. A federation poll of member bodies showed mixed views with a large portion of churches either opposed or unwilling to express an opinion while smaller groups favored the event, leading officials to call official involvement unwise.
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Paving Job At Brunswick Commences On C Street
Brunswick town officials report the paving of C street between Maple Avenue and Petersville Road began this week by N. W. Etzler Co of Frederick. Capital Airlines sends a $15 check to the Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance Inc for their plane crash aid. ambulance has answered 15 calls since April. The council extends Social Security to all regular town employees and considers funding for a new ambulance. A mercury lamp bug issue prompts moving and raising the light to reduce insects. Routine business follows with updates on street lights hydrants and water system.
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Petersville Road
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N. W. Etzler Co
Frederick
Bernard Williams
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Boys State
James Cummings
Potomac Edison Company
Eisenhower in Ottawa Urges Unity in Free World Cooperation
President Eisenhower told Canada's Parliament that U S Canadian ties can weather disputes and must not hinder the global fight against communism. He cited wheat exports oil imports trade balance and capital flows as contentious but solvable issues amid talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker in Ottawa.
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Hagerty
China
Man Still Trapped On Rock Shelf
Rescue teams continued efforts above and below Conejos Canyon to reach a man trapped on a narrow rock shelf for five days. A companion’s body was found below as winds hindered helicopter aid. the trapped man identified himself as John Sanders. A rescuer, Don Bewley, risked a climb to deliver food and water despite jagged rocks and a 600-foot drop to the canyon floor.
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Colo
Conejos Canyon
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University of New Mexico
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John Sanders
Albuquerque
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Don Bewley
Bewley
Ft.Carson
Cols
Postpone Talks By 9 Airmen After Fatigue Reported
Wiesbaden Germany AP The U S Air Force postponed a news conference by the nine airmen released by the Soviet Union saying they were too tired to face the press after arrival Their mass interview was delayed for the same reason They arrived from Tehran fatigued but in good condition Five crew parachuted to safety four escaped after landing免 explosions One airman Peter N Sabo Chicago suffered second degree burns Earl H Reamer St Louis Park Minn had a shaved head indicating a minor injury
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Peter N. Sabo
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St. Louis Park Minn
Adams Guest Of Goldfine At Meeting
Washington AP investigators report Bernard Goldfine entertained business associates at New York’s Waldorf Astoria in 1954 while Sherman Adams, a top Eisenhower aide, was a guest. Goldfine denies prearranged meetings or special treatment, noting Adams happened to be in New York and joined the dinner. He explains a $1,600 Waldorf bill as guests including seven or eight business associates not in politics.
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Kept On Brink Of War Moscow Charges
A Moscow radio commentator claimed U S bombers near Soviet borders keep the world on the brink of war. The charge echoed at the U N Security Council after an unarmed USAF cargo plane was shot down over Soviet Armenia. Dr Milton Eisenhower to visit Central America on Saturday per White House notice. De Gaulle told Eisenhower he is too busy to visit Washington soon but hopes to meet later.
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Dozens Of Deadly Snakes Die In Fire
In Garberville California a reptile garden on Highway 101 burned, killing dozens of venomous snakes including cobras rattlers and constrictors. Owner Tex Cordell estimated ten thousand dollars in damage and said no human injuries occurred and no snake bites were recorded among firemen.
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Here
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Five-Day Forecast For Maryland Delaware From AP
The five day outlook shows small daily temperature changes with showers late Thursday Friday and Sunday. Precipitation expected about half to three quarters of an inch. Normal highs near 86 to 88 and lows around 65 to 70, with mountains dipping to mid 50s.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
New York
Two atom warhead capable fighter described in Washington
An AP report from Washington states a F108 chemically fueled fighter would carry at least two atomic warhead guided missiles to strike enemy bombers more than a thousand miles from American soil.
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