More Rain As Another Storm Hits Frederick County
Heavy rains drenched Frederick County amid a string of wet days and warm humid weather. The airport logged 1.60 inches Friday plus Saturday afternoon and early Sunday totals, with continuing showers forecast through midweek. Traffic accidents claimed four lives in Maryland over the weekend as roads and washouts disrupted travel and utility crews worked to restore service.
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Garfield
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Mountain
Waldorf Barracks
James M. Gates
Indian ix Head
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Clifton Road
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Potomac Edison Company
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Ware
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Hyattstown
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Avondale
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Allen
Burglars Take $600 From Frederick Trading Plant
Thieves broke into the Freder ick Trading Company on East Eighth Street over the weekend and escaped with about 600 dollars in cash from the safe. Police were notified at 7:15 AM after discovery. Entry was gained via a south side window into the stock room, then through a door to the main offices. Two desks were rifled. no money or items were stolen. Suspects likely exited through the warehouse and the crime occurred between Friday close and today’s opening. Monocacy stream muddy at disposal plant. Potomac muddy at Brunswick.
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Frederick Trading Company
East Eighth Street
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Youths Tried In Belle Vernon Magistrate Court
Belle Vernon youths Tayo cases heard in a brief session. Charles Eugene Tamblyn and Ronald Eugene Tamblyn pleaded guilty to operating without a license and permitting an unauthorized driver. They each paid $15 fine and costs and ten days in jail. Cpl. Paul Mossburg and Officer Vernon Heffner made the arrests. Henry Lee Gray received 160 days in jail or a $100 fine for his fourth intoxication offense. Charles Mentzer’s assault case was set for Thursday. Collateral forfeited for Stephen Kokinda. Other traffic charges listed from local areas.
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Belle Vernon
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
iCharles Eugene Tamblyn
Ronald Eugene Tamblyn
Paul W. Mossburg
West Patrick Street
Mossburg
Vernon Heffner
Henry Lee Gray
Gray
West All Saints Street
Russell Potts
Sheffield
House of Correction
Charles Mentzer
Janice Mentzer
Stephen John Kokinda
East Rochester
Daniel Heath
Greenville
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Iran tightens border guard with Iraq amid security concerns
Iran beefs up frontier guards along the Iraq border as a precautionary step to curb illegal entries. Muscular deployment signals heightened security posture near border towns and checkpoints.
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Iraq
Release Of Captives Set For Today
Cuban rebels were expected to begin releasing 29 captive American servicemen today after more than two weeks in isolated mountain camps. Evacuation could take four days or more, with U.S. Consul Park Wollam negotiating with Fidel Castro’s officials in Oriente province.
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United States
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The Associated Press predicts warm humid conditions with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms from Tuesday through Thursday. Averages show one inch or more of rainfall, with temperatures several degrees above normal. Highs near 80 in mountains and upper 60s in the east. lows from mid 50s in the mountains to around 70 in coastal areas.
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Estate of Raymond L. Kelly Leaves Estate to Family
In Orphans Court the will of Raymond L. Kelly, a Ceresville miller and sales clerk, was probated leaving the estate to his immediate family. About 85,000 dollars was bequeathed to each son Bart L Austin S and Donald R Kelly. A Mt. Pleasant property is left in equal one-third shares to the sons and their wives. The milling business including real estate and stock is left to the three sons in equal shares with conditions, and appraised value divided by five fees for the two daughters due within a year. The residue goes to five children equally. The sons named executors. Codicil dated 1957. Will dated 1954.
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Raymond L. Kelly
Ceresville
Bart J L
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Donald R. Kelly
Mt. Pleasant
Isons
Kelly
Ar. Kelly
Parsons New- Man
Ruth G. Zimmerman
4-H Judging On Tuesday For County Style Revue
145 4-H Club Girls compete for championship honors in a county wide Style Revue. Tuesday morning they bring garments to Winchester Hall Extension offices for judging on workmanship and styling. Senior winners advance to state competition at College Park August 8 with alternates. junior division crowns awarded in cotton dresses, skirts, blouses, aprons, play clothes and sleeping toys. The Wednesday night show features an Alice In Wonderland theme with a tea party croquet queen and dream awakening scenes. Miss Georgianne Masser and Miss Mary A. Thomas assist.
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Winchester Hall
Georgianne Masser
University of Maryland
College Park
Alice
Mary A. Thomas
Revie
Iraq Falls as Shah Shocks Washington and Baghdad
Washington officials reacted with shock as Iraq's pro Western government was overthrown. Ambassadors reported tanks near the U S Embassy in Baghdad while American personnel were kept off the streets. Senators urged a foreign policy reappraisal amid fears for the Baghdad Pact and possible spillover to neighboring monarchies.
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Mideast
Damages Suits Filed In Court Here
Suit for 35000 damages arising from a December 30 Brunswick car crash involving Delmar V Brown, a minor, and defendants Maxine Langley and John Langley, settled out of court for 33300 plus costs. Negligence alleged. injuries described as disfiguring. A separate city accident suit by Jack William Sprankle seeks 543.03 for damages to a car and loss of use, against Billie Carter Upland.
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Jack William Sprankle
Grant Place
Billie Cartier
Wilson Place
Edwin F. Nikirk
Grant
Bolton Street
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Tragedy mars Maryland couple vacation at White Lake
A Maryland couple mourns after their 14 or 11 year old son Henry Tisdale Jr. drowned near a public pier in White Lake North Carolina. The body was found Saturday night after the family reported the child missing earlier. The parents originate from Laurel Maryland with grandparents in Clinton North Carolina. The incident adds grief to a vacation trip away from home.
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Henry Tisdale
Henry Tisdale Sr
Laurel
Clinton
President Quits NSC Talks To Tackle Mid East Crisis
President Eisenhower interrupted a National Security Council meeting to hold a high level conference on the overthrow of Iraq's pro Western government. He left the meeting at 10 30 a m to confer with Secretary of State Dulles and Vice President Nixon, with Dulles joining later. Hagerty said the Iraq situation dominated the talks as Congress pressed for a reappraisal of US Middle East policy.
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Iraq Revolt Seen as Global Threat to Peace
Analysis reports Iraqi revolutionary turmoil could ignite wider Arab nationalism, threaten Jordan and Kuwait, affect Saudi neutrality, and draw Western powers into Middle East oil politics. US and Europe weigh intervention risks as Nasser’s stance shifts amid Soviet pressures.
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Jordan
Archbishop Michael Dies Of Heart Failure
NEW YORK AP Archbishop Michael head of the Greek Orthodox Church in North and South America died of heart failure Sunday at Doctors Hospital after an intestinal operation. He was 66 and had been ill while at an ecclesiastical congress in Salt Lake City. His body was taken to the Greek cathedral in Manhattan for lying in state through Wednesday with a morning liturgy service to follow. burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Queens.
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North
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Queens
Regime Set Up To Back Nasser
Lebanon dispatch reports a military coup in Iraq toppled the pro Western regime, proclaiming a pro Nasser government. Baghdad radio said King Faisal was overthrown and a republic established. Crown Prince Abdullah was killed. Premier Nuri Said also reportedly slain. Faisal’s 23 year old son remains missing.
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Hussein
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Amman
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British Embassy Besieged in Baghdad By Iraqi Rioters
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd reported to Parliament that the British Embassy in Baghdad is besieged by Iraqi rebel rioters. No word has come from the embassy since 8 a.m. today as rioters occupy the courtyard and hinder communications.
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Selwyn Lloyd
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Lloyd
Emergency White House meeting on Iraq coup
President Eisenhower called a bipartisan White House session with congressional Democrats and Republicans after the overthrow of King Faisal's pro-Western government in Iraq. He met over an hour with Dulles and Nixon, signaling grave concern over the Middle East crisis and a possible reappraisal of U.S. policy.
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