Emmitsburg Tire Center Destroyed By Morning Blaze
Fire destroyed the Emmitsburg tire center owned by Mrs. David Neighbors shortly after 6 00 am. The blaze, part of a wider outage that left streets dark and smoky, gutted equipment and tires valued at up to 25 000 with water and power outages in the area. No injuries reported. Neighbors had suffered the death of her husband in a prior auto accident.
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Emmitsburg
yYesidentes
Paul Claypool
Mir
Claypool
Thurmont Company
Emmausburg
Neighbors
Charles Roland Hubbard
Hoffa Trial To Proceed As Fischbach Granted Mistrial
U S District Judge Burnita S Matthews ordered the bribery trial of James R Hoffa to continue but granted a mistrial for co defendant Hyman J Fischbach due to counsel illness The ruling halted the case amid the Hoffa Fischbach proceedings investigating allegations they bribed a Senate Rackets Committee investigator to obtain committee file data
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Washington
U. S
Burnita S. Matthews
Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Miami
Hyman J. . Fischbach
Fischbach
Daniel P.maher
Hoffa-Fischbach
Senate
Water May Quit Flow Over Spillway At Fishing Creek
Weather bulletin notes spillway flow could stop within a few days if rains fail to arrive. Forecaster sees no significant rain through Saturday. caretaker reports only a trickle over spillway as reservoir remains full until flow ceases. Pleasant mid July weather continues with highs in the low eighties and cooler nights.
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Walter
Fishing Creek
Frank
Dressed For Dance She Waltzes To First Place
Miss Dorothy Coleman, 13, won first place in a three day Achievement Days show at Hudson Outdoor Theater, Hood College, among about 200 entrants. Doris Jean Lee was second, Martha Ballenger third, and Haugh won an alternate. The event featured senior and junior divisions with fashion judging and sewing crafts.
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Dorothy Coleman
Hudson
Hood College
Prague
Nikita Khrush
Stiss
Doris Jean Lee
The
Archer Today
Eupona
Marth
Ballenger
Stalingrad Metal- pRe ” Spst
University of Maryland
Aliss Lee
Wise
Miss Haugh
Shirley Stonesifer
Suzanne Wilson
Tuscarora Club
Ted
Sandra Jean’ Burdette
Joann
Ballenger Club
Patsy Wise
Martha Haugh
Snowden Fined $100 In Juvenile Court Case
A county farm laborer, Russell Snowden of near Harrisville, was fined $100 and costs after admitting he and others at his home gave alcohol to a four year old who became intoxicated. Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer ordered payment pending. The court heard that a girl at another house in the same group also drank and required hospital treatment. Snowden and witnesses described habitual “taste” of wine or beer for children. The judge warned parents to keep alcohol away from children or risk removal to protective homes. Probation officer William C. Roderick and State Trooper C C Steele testified.
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Russell Snowden
Hamssville
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Snowden
Ihildren
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tors
Agaist Snowden
C_ C_ Steele
Housing Authority Expands North Frederick Low Rent Units
The Housing Authority of Frederick City gains multiple parcels for a proposed north Frederick low rent housing project. Deeds filed list transfers from Gilmore R Flaunt Jr. Ruth R Flaunt Catherine Powers Clarence P Ducksett Laurens E Phebus Edward J Grove Walter A Crawford and others across West Sixth Street North Beniz Street Klineharts Alley Five and Half Street and West Fifth Street locations.
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Housing Authority of
City of Frederick
North- Frederick
Gilmore R_ Flaunt Jr
West Sixth Street
Ruth Ri Flaunt
Cathierine é-Powers
Beniz ‘Street
Air
Clarence P. Ducksett
Laurens *Ephebus
Klinehart's Alley
West Fifth Street
Edward Ja. Grove
Klinehart’s
Coastal Foods Co. Succeeds Phillips in Baltimore Transfer
The Phillips Packing Co. is renamed Coastal Foods Co. a division of Consolidated Foods Corp of Chicago after a stock transfer. James E. Glover new executive VP and GM predicts facility and sales force expansion as Coastal runs 16 plants in Maryland and Delaware with no employment changes.
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Baltimore
Phillips Packing Co
Coastal Foods Co
Consoldated Foods Corp
Chicago
OS _ SA
James E. Glover
Coastal Alberes Piifins Jr. Bresseni
Philips
Cambridge
Coastal
Wills probated for Eric Biser and Gilmer Hawkins estates
Orphans Court probates two wills. Eric C. Biser leaves livestock and farm equipment to son Paul with a farm option, Roland gets farm assets and option to purchase. residue to wife and then children. Gilmer Hawkins leaves an automobile to a son and divides remaining estate among children Edwin Hawkins and others. executor named. May dates 1950 and 1957. Letters of administration granted for John Cecil Cox. heirs identified.
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Eric C. Biser
Gilmer Richard’ Hawkins
Urbana Buck. Stes
Mr_ Biser
Paul
Roland
Charles- Arnold
Brunswick
Executix
Amos A. Holter
Dorothy E. Keyes
Mr. Hawkins
Asi
Edwin G.hawkins
Ellen ¥. Hildebrand
Jean Elizabeth Hawkins
College Avenue
Charlotte Fader Burrier
Baltimore
Jeffers
Emma ‘ML Eader
Washington Pike Dual Highway Contract Ordered
The State Roads Commission ordered more work on the Washington National Pike south of Rockville. A 2.8 mile section is contracted to J. O. and C. M. Stuart, Inc. for 2,177,373 dollars, starting 2100 feet north of Tuckerman Lane 1 to 200 feet east of Grosvenor Lane, including two steel beam bridges and one steel plate girder bridge.
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State Roads Commission
Rockville
J. O. and
C. M. Stuart, Inc
Washington
Tuckerman Lane
Grosvenor Lane
Fined 100 Dollars on Loitering Charge in Court
In Peoples Court this morning Judge H Reese Shoemaker fined Lester F Carter 100 dollars or 60 days on a loitering charge. Other cases included Harrison D Fitzwater forfeiting 100 dollars and costs for speeding on U S 240. collateral forfeitures listed for various offenses. A lease for a new supermarket at 458 West Patrick street to Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company was filed for seven years with renewals. Newsnotes report stock market edging higher in moderate trading.
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Peoples Court
Istrate
Braj jest-Ricketts
Clarksburg
Toj
Louis
Harold W. Crouse
Hagerstown
Nicholas P. Boukowsky
Silver Spring
Andy E. Fenter
Joppa
Joseph W. Tibbs
Jefferson
Frost
William F .Davis
Millard E. Crum
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
West Patrick*street
Weather Snapshot Across Regions With Varied Conditions
The day features typical summertime weather across the United States with cooler areas in the Lower Great Lakes and upper Ohio regions while much of the Plains and Gulf states report warmth and high humidity. Showers and thunderstorms appear in several areas though no severe storms are noted, and clear skies extend from the Plains to the eastern seaboard.
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Great Lakes
Ohio
England
mid-Atlantic
Gulf States
Plains
Federal Savings and States
Mississippi Loan Association
Hagerstown River
Stuart Basbong
Gulf Coast
Weinberg
Hockies
Glass and Sponseller
Hoff
West Coast
Sunday Evening Band Concerts Set in Baker Park
The Mid dletown School Band under Jerry Mari mone will perform after vesper services at 8 15 p m in Baker Park this coming Sunday. After several trial Sundays 3 to 4 pm attendance lagged, prompting the Frederick Recreation Commission to shift to 8 15 pm concerts through August 18.
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Baker ‘Park
Middletown
Jerry
Mari ‘Mone
Frederick
Aga Khan Dies in Geneva At 79 After Heart Illness
Aga Khan, a wealthy ruler and former League of Nations president, died in Geneva at 79 after a heart condition worsened following years of heart disease. He traveled from Paris to escape heat, weighed 132 pounds, and left a fortune to charity. The succession question centers on Aly Khan and Prince Sadruddin with Aly noted as Rita Hayworth’s ex-husband and Sadruddin planning to marry Nina Dyer.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Aga Khan
League of Nations
Prince Aly Khan
Yen
Prince Sadruddin
Aga
Aly
Ace ‘Tress
Rita Hayworth
Sadraddin
Sadruddin
Nina Dyer
London
Ashes for Mrs Coolidge to be interred near husband
Plymouth Vermont reports the burial of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge widow of the former president will take place tomorrow beside her husband and son who died at 16. The couple’s graves lie near the Northampton homestead where John Coolidge administered the oath in 1923. The simple Northampton service drew about 300 relatives officials and friends.
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Plymouth
Birs
Calvin Coolidge
Edward Congregational Church
Northampton
Richard Linde
Coolidge
Supreme Court approves US to hand over GI to Japan for trial
In a unsigned per curiam, the Supreme Court authorizes the transfer of US Army Specialist 3 C William S Girard to Japan for trial. The court states trials by Japanese courts will be fair and Upholds mutual trust agreements guiding jurisdiction over overseas servicemen. Girard is accused of manslaughter in the death of Mrs Naka Sakai at a firing range. He denies enticement and argues the shooting was an accident.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mrn
William S. Girard
Japan
Warren
High Tribunal
U.S. Army
Girard
America
Congress
United States
Tnutual Trust
Ibecame
iTapan
Tae
U.S
Girrard
I Girard
Naka Sakai
Sakai
Condition Of Rivers Report From Buckeystown And Weverten
I Condition Of Rivers notes Monocacy slow and slightly muddy at Buckeystown while Potomac runs clear at Weverten indicating contrasting river conditions in two nearby locales.
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Buckeystown
Potomac
Weverten
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Frank Keefer
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White House
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Federal Civil Defense Administration
Twin Fareh Road
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iTamec
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Wallace Stottlemyer
Harepers Ferry
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Sandy Hook
Troopler
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Laurel
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