South Korean Attitude May Enlarge War
Nehru warned that South Korea's stance on an armistice could widen the conflict into a world war. He spoke to 15,000 at the Congress party two day conference in Agra, urging UN action on Korea and outlining India’s stance as a peacemaker. Britain signaled support for a General Assembly session if Rhee rejects truce terms, while U. S. opposed early Assembly action and urged patience in talks with Rhee. Nehru said India would stay aloof in a broader war but stressed no nation would remain untouched.
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Agra
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
South Korea
Nehru
Congress Party
United Nations General Assembly
Wast U. N
London
Brittain
General Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Richard A. Butler
Churchill
House of Commons
Rhee
Butler
Britain
Seoul
Eisenhower
Walter Robertson
Robertson
U.N. Command
U. M
New York
U. S
Nehra
Teen-Club Variety Show at Baker Park Band Shell
A teen-club variety show directed by Mrs. W. W. Corbin will be held Thursday night at 7 45 in the Baker Park band shell. The program features Charleston and other dances with groups and solo acts led by teen-age dancers from Staley Park and local participants.
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W. W. Corbin
Baker Park
Charleston
Betty Lou Davis
Georgeanne Masser
Joanne Derr
Faye Hartman
Patsy Brerdie
Edith Wisner
Sally Runkles
Crissie Kilby
Shirley Mills
Darlene Combs
Hosor Crowther
Mrs. Corbin
Douglas Dixon
Larry Stup
Sandy Zimmerman
May Biethen
James Dwyer
Thomas Littletown
Charlotte Roberts
Mary Elizabeth Esworthy
Evelyn Fry
Kenneth Runkles
William Corbin
Stanley Ramsburg
Mary Louise Baer
Dorothy Blackwell
Robert Pine
James Putman
Charles Bowers
Robert Moss
Western Allies demand end to martial law in East Berlin
July 6 note to Soviet Maj. Gen. Dibrova urges immediate lifting of intercity travel and border controls in East Berlin. Allies say Moscow's restrictions spark Western claims of Western agents inciting unrest. Since June 11, East German authorities promised reform, while about 12,000 East Germans fled westward.
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Berlin
P. T. Dibrova
Dibrova
East Germany
East Berlin
Sergei Dengin
Soviet Zone
Red
West
Memorial Blood Donor Drive Expands County Aide Roles
Memorial blood donor drive expands with 23 aides named to explore ways to boost membership. Mrs. Phillip Harvey is assistant chairman with Mrs. Richard Ramsburg as assistant recruitment chairman. Recruitment aides, many veterans, aim to recruit ten new donors for the July 14 Bloodmobile visit from 10 to 4. Mrs. Durtrow emphasizes patriotic appeal to help servicemen, polio efforts, and hospital needs.
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Phillip Harvey
Red Cross
Richard Ramsburg
America
Richard Dutrow
Doris Falkenstein
Paul R. Fout
Lottie Gall
Thurmont
James A. Grove
W. Jarboe Grove
Joseph Holderai
Joseph Mester
Charles V. Main
Mary Morgan
James Ranck
James E. Rager
G. Ross Twentey
Yellow Springs
Joseph Wolf
Nicholas Yinger
Arrested After Being Sought Here Since 1943
Former Westminster resident Airy Summers, sought since December 1958 by Frederick County Sheriff for assault and battery, was arrested after a state trooper spotted his car in Westminster. Summers had eluded capture for four years until confirmed not wanted. charge dropped and he was released to Philadelphia.
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Airy Summers
Philadelphia
Westminster
Summers
Frederick County
Paul M. Haha
Sydney Hail
Haha
Barrack B
Woman’s Caress Costs Man His Pocketbook
A Tower Home caretaker recalled a visitor who hugged him and praised him as the image of her late husband. After she left, he discovered his wallet and contents were missing. He quipped she may still be rifling her husband’s pockets.
Imprinting Confuses Geese Says National Geographic
Washington reports that imprinting makes goslings identify early human contact as kin. The National Geographic explains how newborn birds imprint on what they first see or hear, sometimes causing ducks to mistake humans or motorboats for family.
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Washington
National Geog
Gosling
National Geographic
Konrad Lorenz
Lorenz
Sounds
Mallards
$15 000 Shakedown Story Heads for Jury in Baltimore
Baltimore, July 6. State's Attorney Anselm Sodaro said he will present to the grand jury at the earliest possible time a claim that someone asked $15,000 to help a TV bill pass the city council. The probe involves WBAL TV and a planned 750 foot transmitter tower near the existing station.
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Baltimore
Anselm Sodaro
Morris J. Soypher
Maryland House of Delegates
Soypher
Wbal-Tv
Sodaro
Sedaro
Arthur B. Price
Pollack
Price
Pop Tax Blamed For Drop In Sales
Charleston W V July 5 The president of the West Virginia Bottlers Association blamed the state pop tax for a 5 percent drop in soft drink sales in the fiscal year ended June 2 Mahlon G Guthrie of Charleston said the 3 percent figure followed a 25 percent drop the prior year from the peppermint tax enacted by the 651 Legislature Guthrie called the tax very weak and said it failed to meet expectations INITRED ON BOAT OCEAN CITY Md July 3 Dr E Ellsworth Cook of Baltimore was recovering after treating himself at sea Coast Guardsmen aided him after his foot was caught in a spinning flywheel aboard his boat 12 miles off Ocean City
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imThe
West Virginia Botilers Association
Mahlon G. Guthrie
Charleston
Guthne
Association
Initred
Ocean City
E. Ellsworth Cook
Baltimore
Cook
Quiet Weekend Marked by Light Traffic and Local Events
A comparatively quiet holiday weekend with light accidents and heavy traffic was reported in the area. Favorable weather included 0.49 inch rainfall on Friday and cooler temperatures with clouds and a chance of thundershowers today. A high of 89 degrees was reached yesterday as church services, a band concert at Frederick High School, and a costume show at Baughman’s Barn Park drew crowds.
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Union Church
Baker Park
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Sherland Leckowich
Clevelandg O
Charles William Stine
Libertytown
Walkersville-Daysville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roy Meredith Himes
Frederick
Barracks
Carroll-Howard County
Albert Hedden
Frederick Junction Highway
James Kenneth Knepper
Waynesboro
Melvin Ellsworth McGowan
Hagerstown
James Wallace Brown
Rockville
Knepper
Evergreen Point
Elsie Marie Palmer
Chevy Chase
Paul
Phillips Hobbs
West Patrick Street
This City
Clarence Wilfred Rice
Mt Airy
Hobbs
Rice
Holiday Cases Heard Monday in Magistrate Court
Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr dealt leniently with Independence Day celebrators who violated the law with fireworks and alcohol, including Wetzel Talbert and Duppins. Wetzel received a generally suspended sentence for resisting arrest and intoxication, with fines and jail terms to run consecutively. Several others faced charges of intoxication, peace disturbance, and disorderly conduct with varying sentences and forfeitures.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Marshall B. Wetzell
East
Third Street
Harry Phillips
Trump
Wetzel
People’s Court
House of Correction
George Talbert
Oldfield
Albert T. Duppins
Liberty
Talbert
Duppins
iWegal
Norman Graham
Johnsville
Howard H. Tregoning
Graham
Wise
Harshman
Joe Lovelace
South Street
Vernon Rhoderick
Frederick
Oscar M. Young
Feagaville
Irving Shankle
West South Facet
Nathan Boone
Richard L. Hoffman
James E. Hoy
Union Bridge
Flower Show Scheduled On Thursday Afternoon
The Frederick Garden Club hosts a flower show on Thursday from 1 to 2 30 pm on the steps of Evangelical Reformed Church West Church Street Entries open 10 30 to 12 noon Entries must be labeled with entrant name and playgrounds Shows include three of a kind potted plants dish gardens My Maryland six inch arrangements and children’s classes The show will be judged 12 to 1 pm Leaders handle entries from each playground.
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The
Frederick Garden Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
West Church Street
Maryland
Drowns In Nanticoke River As Friends Watch From Boat
A 10-year-old Cleveland Heights boy, Hobert George Gerry, drowned in the Nanticoke River at Riverton while friends in a stalled boat watched helplessly. State Trooper Arthur Plummer Jr. said the current swept him away as the boat’s motor failed. The boy’s parents were visiting Riverton residents Richard and Mrs Andrews. The father swam to aid but could not reach Hobert before he disappeared beneath the water. rescuers continued searching tonight.
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Hobert
Heavy Rains Break Dreuth After Week of Heat
Heavy rains fell Monday afternoon in Frederick easing a month long drought and heat, with two brief downpours flooding streets and halting some traffic. Not all areas benefitted equally as Jefferson and Weverton saw little or no rain while Middletown and Fishing Creek reservoir received showers. Reservoirs remained full and Potomac flows varied. some transformer fuses blew near Braddock Heights and Utica but were quickly cleared. The Jefferson 4H Club met June 15 with plans for an Annapolis trip and a watermelon party for the Boys 4H Club, plus a demonstration on Patsy Lakin’s hobby.
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Jefferson
Middletown
Fishing Creek
Union Bridge
Carrol Creek
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Weverton
Caretake
Frank Weddle
Prinkle
Thurmoent
Hookstown
Harmony Grove
Thurmont
Catoctin Furnace
Emmitsburg
Potomacdison Co
Braddock Heights
Utica
Jefferson Girls
Lois Hildebrand
Ruth Keller
Dotti Keller
Annapolis
Mary Lou Coran
Patsy Lakin
Arrest in assault case nets $500 bond
One arrest was docketed overnight as Joseph W. Boyce of Middle Alley was booked on a charge of assault and battery and held on a $500 bond. Sergi Quinn and Officer Tregoning made the arrest.
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Joseph W. Boyce
Middle Alley
Sergi. Quinn
Tregoning
Easton Woman Badly Hurt In Auto Wreck
An Easton wife of a local physician was critically injured when her car left Route 40 and dropped 15 feet during a heavy rain squall. Her husband Dr. John T. B. Ambler sustained minor injuries as she was thrown from the vehicle. Six donors with a rare blood type were mobilized within minutes to aid in transfusions, and she was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A separate incident near Jefferson saw Harvey Covell rescued after a vehicle pinned him under a wrecked car, with Millard Minnick Jr. injured in a second collision nearby.
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Here
John T. B. Ambler
James H. Rouzee
Arobler
Mt. Carmel Church
Basore
Tucker
Hardy
Rouzee
Barrack B
Hagerstown
Frederick
A. Austin Pearce
Washington
James Stonesifer
Harvey Covell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lander Road
Jefferson
Ira S. Remsburg
Covell
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Millard Minnick Jr
Miard
Earl Minnick
Richard Eaves
Frederick Eaves
Henry Laken Sr
Pet Monkey Still Loose At Weverton
Patsy the escaped pet monkey from Weverton merchant Joseph Himes has been sighted around cabins near the Potomac but has not been seen for about two weeks. The family valued Patsy at 60 dollars and hopes for a safe return from Knoxville vicinity to the Weverton area.
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Patsy
Weverton
Joseph Himes
Potomac
Mr. Himes
Knoxville
Himes
Anniversary for Lewis and Lee Taylor in Brunswick
Mr and Mrs Lewis Taylor celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary at home in Brunswick on Tuesday with friends and relatives. They renewed vows in a ceremony by Rev Clair Ebersole. Guests included numerous couples and family. refreshments featured a three tier cake and punch.
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Lewis Taylor
Brunswick
Mary Jarvis
Shirley
Dasny Latmas
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