Fiery Crosses Burned in Washington Area
Reports say fiery crosses appeared near top Washington officials and a county NAACP chairman. Crosses burned in front of Earl Warren’s hotel home and Justice Felix Frankfurter’s residence, with police investigating possible sightings at Sobeloff’s northwest Washington apartment and Beltsville Maryland NAACP chair Beltsville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Assn
Earl Warren
Felis Frankfurnet
Simon
Sabelle den AV
SAACP
Beltsville
Sheraton Park
Virginia
Warren and Son
Lehman Vaeny
Wiliam Chitk
Ring
NAACP
Warren
Supreme Court
Frank
Yao Furter
Soheloff
Public urged to skip U S alert in Frederick County
Lawrence H Crickenberger Frederick County Civil Defense director says locals will not participate in the national alert July 20 to 26. County will contact State emergency control at Pikesville July 20 from 7 to 11 am. two national alert days are July 2 and 21. No sirens. no sheltering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Cricktberger
Civil Defense
Frederick County
Pikesville
State Ct Services
Kekenberger
Coutts
Can Einer
Winchester Hall
Shire CP
Eadin
Conelrad
Crickenberger
Washington
Orederal Triangle
Unusually Pleasant Weather Forecast Mid July
Unusually pleasant mid July weather was forecast after a period of showers. Showers added about a quarter inch to totals at the airport and State Police bar racks. July rainfall at the airport reached 3.12 inches, roughly half a normal July. Fishing Creek reservoir remains in good shape with water spilling over the dam showing a fault in the spillway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQO
Fishing Creek
Hunt for Kidnapper Continues in Long Island Case
Westbury New York police and Nassau County detectives pressed on as authorities drained rainwater basins to locate clues in the Weinberger kidnaping of a week old baby. FBI involvement was confirmed but details remained unavailable as officials pursued leads and awaited the suspect’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
Nyp
Peter Weinbeiner
Long Island
Walas
FBI
Tong Tradi Ton
Nassau County
Stuyvesant Pinnell
David Holman
Morris Weinberger
Pete Ke iv
Haper
Weinbersers
Holman
Washington
Mie Ettin
Russians Contract For U S Fair In Moscow
The New York Hers Tribune reports the Soviet Union signed a contract allowing LDS businessmen to stage an agricultural fair in Moscow. The deal involves a near million dollar investment in equipment, with a major American exhibit planned behind the curtain, as Khrushchev and the Soviet Chamber of Commerce approve for this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Soviet Union
LDS
Moscow
Washington
Neseray
Chamber of Commerce
Marshall MacDuffie
Nickita Khrushchev
Soviet Chamber of Commerce
Resumed Steel Talks Seen With Saturday Deadlock
Pittsburgh reports the national steel strike continues with no progress as contract talks pause. United Steelworkers leader David J. McDonald warns workers of possible extended layoffs and urges patience while government negotiators prepare to resume discussions Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
National Steel
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Steel
McDonald
John A. Stephens
US Steel Corp
Indurty
Joseph F. Finnegan
Era
WPC
Stephens
Nixon and Democrats Clash as Campaign Circles Grow
President Eisenhower hosts Vice President Nixon in a round the world talk shadowed by politics. Kefauver Stevenson Harriman and LaGuardia loom in Democratic stand. Bethlehem Steel sparrs Point lays idle workers awaiting unemployment. Gas service resumes after a 20 000 family cutoff in St Louis area ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sinan
Eisenhower
Nixon
Sen
Kefauver
Tennessee
Salt
Pemaquid
Maine
Averell Harriman
N York
Ty Deca
Theo Stevanan
North Carolina
Varrman
Ashebore
Laos
St. Lows
U.S. Funds May Aid In Frederick By-Pass Work
Federal highway funds may support the planned Frederick by pass for U S 40 on the western edge of Frederick. State plans call for a grade separated interchange near the by pass and possible temporary connections to U S 40. Some surveys may place an outlet west of Baughman’s Lane linking to U S 40 and U S 340. timing hinges on federal provisions and state readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
U.S. 40
Conmiellai
Abs
Baughiar
Easton
U.S
Two Autos Hit City Injuring Two Pedestrians
Police reports say two pedestrians sustained minor injuries after being struck by autos on city streets. A man and a woman were treated and released from hospitals or physician offices. witnesses noted backing and crossing near parked cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
Yrou'h
Ing Automobiles
Analebers
Mabbhock
Meeci
Eile Wae Wiles
Water Street
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
Brae
Moe Ruthvin
Yaris
Anilene Fo Mullen
Pama
Poiyon
Television Tower Climb Ends in Rescue at 900 Feet
A climber faced a risky ascent on a television tower as two helpers at the base supported him during the descent. Police later summoned the climber and companions to appear for public disturbance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyearald Pialhp
Bartsds
Sppacentis
Pelaaenen
Bob Sawterl
Yolo
Ceari
AMA Casts Doubt On Four Maryland Medical Licenses
The American Medical Association questions the qualifications of four physicians licensed in Maryland by a homeopathic board, claiming several defendants trained as chiropractors naturopaths or drugless healers from out of state. AMA investigators allege the board signed licenses without proper medical-school records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMA
Baltimore
American Medical Asso
Maryland
Board of Medical Examiners
Robert H. Reddick
The
Homeopathic Board
Reddick
Virkutis
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Marsland
Homeopathic Society
Dr. Reddick
AAA
Oliver Cield
Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
Baltimore Sun
Reddick Whale
Field
Bureau
Association
Nis
Des, Virkutis and
Joseph W. Hough
Virkutis-Reddick Board
Montgomery County
Vierks Olive
Hough
Oklahoma
Nevada
California
American Naturopathic Association of California
Willam LeGrande Cooper
Cooper
Nowa
Kansas City
Ius
Hese
Catfornna Board
Pyptares
Pala Gel
Calvarnia Court
Observaneoia Patholo Val
Cam
von Cooper
Lauper
Montecomeri
Fo Stalinem
Fionda
Dorchester County
Statham
Fetas
Robert Hivornen Givin
Queen
Ames County
Southman
T. Bar- Carolina
Jon Harrington
D' Alexandre
South Carolina
Senate
Reading This Week Shows Jobs Rise Amid Steel Strike
Government and business reports indicate more people employed and rising pay, fueling optimism for prosperity. But a two week steel strike threatens to sap buying power as 650,000 steelworkers and 100,000 others face layoffs, with effects possible on clothing autos and consumer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sinclair
Dun & Bradstreet
Federal Reserve Board
Plane Crashes in New Jersey Kill 45 Travellers
A military transport plane disappeared in rain after takeoff from McGuire AFB and crashed in pine swamp near an Army reservation. It carried 45 servicemen and civilian passengers, with 21 injured. One survivor reported an air pocket. The four engine aircraft crashed three miles from Meine airfield after striking trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
McGuire Air Force Base
Burtonwood
England
Air Force
Meine
Tobi Witham
Othe Iaith Air Camsport Group
Col. Wihants
Tydings Rumored to Resign Nomination Amid Health Rumors
Baltimore gossip links Senator Millard Tydings to resignation plans over ill health. Lawyer Hyman Pressman cites a purported telegram and notes Tydings has been hospitalized at Johns Hopkins with a facial skin infection since June. Mayor Alesandro is said to pressure the State Central Committee to back another nominee if Tydings withdraws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hyman Pressman
State Central Committee
Nomnate Sone
George P. Mae Hones
Tychies Des Nohde
City May Abandon Two Reservoirs
Frederick city weighs closing two old West Seventh Street reservoirs due to age health hazards and cost. Officials note the water is unfiltered stagnant and not usable with current mains, suggesting final fill and repurposing of the site. Estimated repair exceeds twenty thousand dollars. area fenced hazards concern residents and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
West Seventh Street
Ingay Vea
Tre City
Park Committee
Board of Aldermen
Linganore
William J. Davis
State Department of Health
Midst
Culler
Titsworth
Frederick County
General Assembly
George Hoskins
Gedeon Bantz
Ezra Houck
Peter
Storm
Calvin Page
David J. Markey
Register
David Schley
Tissarti
John Be Fleming
Vdermien
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Tacob
Catoeun Mountains
Potato Supplies To Be Ample Soon
Washington experts from the Agriculture Department commented on forecasts of shortages and potential price spikes. They noted a temporary shipment slowdown due to acreage reductions for early varieties and rains delaying harvest, but expect ample supplies and a decline in wholesale prices after brief spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tamia Agucultwe Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
NAACE
Frankfurter
Sobeloff
Potomac
Enoville
Frederick, Junction
U.S. Fair
Mary
Pesconte Tae
Hetal
Weis
Th International Fine Arts
New York City
Christopher
San Francisco
Ike
Bethlehem Stert
Sparrows Point
New Jersey
Waljoyn
Boy Nadees
Kentucky
Bate Sesterdas
Wasetngtos P
Russia
Tydings
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!