Rain adds flood risk as city restores water supply
Rain measurement at the airport weather station recorded 1.38 inches from a brief thunderstorm, while most county areas saw only light showers. City officials kept the Fishing Creek water ban in place, warning that the reservoir is still three feet nine inches below full, and urging continued conservation despite the return of a major water source.
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Fishing Creek
U. S. Ft
Jacop R. Ramsburg
Board of Aldermen
Davis
Posedon
Fort Dew
Fort de Trick
Monocacy
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Urbana
New Market Area
Unionville
Ing
Condition of rivers and market caution at noon
Monocacs clear at Frederi Junction Potomac clear at Harpers Ferry and New York stock market holds a cautious mood as steel strike deadline nears. Prices show only narrow unevenness with early afternoon trading.
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Frederi Junction
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
New York
Not Evil? Hollywood Adverts Turned TV Entertainment
KITTV editor Dick Woollen introduces a 30 minute weekly show in Hollywood that presents commercials as entertainment. Public reaction after the debut last Saturday was very positive with families, especially those with children, enjoying the concept.
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Hollywood
KITTV
Dick Woollen
Woollen
United Appeal Drive in October Planning Progress
Planning is under way for a United Appeal Drive in October to fund seven Community Chest agencies including the Red Cross and U S O. An executive committee met at Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank with Benjamin L Shuff president hosting. James A Youngberg will serve as professional campaign director coordinating goal setting and county-wide committees. The 110000 prior year target guides this effort as Allen M Creed joins as publicity director. Beneficiaries include Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Children’s Aid Society Salvation Army Federated Charities Esther Grage Kindergarten and the MC A former Community Chest associates.
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Allen M. Creed
J. Harold Hooper
Fort Detrick
Salvation Army
Federated Charities
Esther Grage
MC. A
Community Chest Associates
The
Reds
G. F. Swisher
Nicholas Fanos
F. W. Weitzel
J. Walker Carty
William Wallace
Carl Weakle
Ruth Wachter
Shull
Youngberg
Hooper
F Reed
All American fashions score hit in New York
All American fashions designed for warmth in all 50 states wowed about 240 editors during fall previews by New York designers. The show featured knit wear by Ala Mac and Mary Ann Mobley Miss America 1959 in a white cotton knit gown with Ceil Chapman, honoring each state with special bows to Alaska and Hawaii.
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New York
Ala Mac
Mary Ann Mobley
Ceil Chapman
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Outbreak by Mental Patients Ends at State Hospital
Twenty five patients at Central State Hospital in Petersburg rioted for about 45 minutes, smashing furniture and windows before authorities, led by Supt. J. K. Ogden, calmed them. A ward overtake unlocked Ward No. 2, and Dr. Wilbur Hammon secured the yard by promising a hearing and no punishment.
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Petersburg
Central State Hospital
J. K. Ogden
Wilbur Hammon
Manimum Security
Runoff Water Damages Market Street Properties
Frederick officials and the Housing Authority assessed storm water damage along North Market Street between Fifth and Sixth streets from the Beniz Street development. The Shipley Bottling Works warehouse and nearby Skinley warehouse cartons were affected. A city housing meeting plans to fix runoff issues as officials noted the problem was not seen during construction. Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg and engineers examined the sites with Housing Authority representatives Lewis Dertzbauer John Shaw and Frank Rothenhoefer attending.
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Frederick Housing Authority
North Market Streets
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Beniz Street
Shipley Bottling Works
Market Street
Housing Authority
Skinley
Jacob R. Ramsburg
W. Reymond Waller
City Sewer Comittee
Marion Rice
Lewis R. Dertzbauer
John Shaw
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Red Paper Accuses Orthodox Archbishop of Scandal
A former priest, Nikolay Spasskiy, accuses Arch bishop Sergius of Astrakhan and Stalingrad of keeping many concubines, fathering two illegitimate children, and using parish funds for lavish dinners and revelry. The charges appeared in Soviet Russia and on Moscow radio.
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London
AP1
Whao
Sergius
Astrakhan
Stalingrad
Soviet Russia
Moscow Radio
Nikolay Spasskiy
Spasskiy
Izius
Montevue Gets New Elevator at County Home
County Commissioners unanimously approved 10 plans for a large hospital type elevator at Montevue. Work could start within two weeks to a month with bids, costing about 540,000. The elevator will run from ground to attic, be built inside the current structure, and operate automatically or manually for patients and visitors.
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Montevue
George Stup
Charles F. Bowers
Council Is Cruising On State Yacht
The Maryland Legislative Council wrapped up a three day Chesapeake Bay cruise aboard the Potomac with no plan to visit Assateague Island amid talks of developing the desolate island into a recreation area. A special committee studies island development while W E Green Sr urged the visit as part of his push to form a public authority.
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Green
Worcester County
Acros Hipuxent Bay
del. A. Gordon Boone
Baho County
Boone
Maryland
T ‘A Corporation of Island
Public Service Commission
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Cambridge
Still Hoping to Avert Strike
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower still hopes the steel strike set to begin at midnight can be averted. White House press secretary James C Hagerty said discussions between steel industry leaders and unions continue with little sign of an agreement. Hagerty reaffirmed his Monday statement as still applicable.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Ress
James C. Hagerty
Obstruction By Gromyko Stalls Big Four Talks
Western ministers accused Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko of obstructionist tactics by demanding German representatives join secret talks. They said his bid slows negotiations as Herter, Lloyd and Couve de Murville press for private sessions. Officials noted Germans sit as advisers, not as participants.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromsko
Christian A ‘Herter
Britain
France
West Cer
Herter’s
Utes
U.S
Gromyko
I Western
Herter
Kiboshom
Wednesdaides
Gromxko
East Germany
United States
West Germany
Berlin
Charles P M Quedens Sonoma California Obituary
Charles P M Quedens aged 69 father of Eve Arden television and film actress died in Sonoma California after a heart attack. He was a sales representative for Electrolux Corp.
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Sonoma
Calif
Charles P.M. Quedens
Eve Arden
Electrolux Corp
Bear Takes Hunter in Missoula Country Fatal Ordeal
MISSOULA MONT AP Authorities piece together a hunter’s losing battle with a bear. Sam Adams, 39, vanished October 27 during a hunting trip with Ed Hodges and Colin Trusty. His campsite was found with gear and a broken gun. Adams wounded the bear, but the animal charged, wounding him. He died after firing two more cartridges to summon aid.
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Missoula
Mont
Sam Adams
Ed Hodges
Colin Trusty
Adams
Charlies Schmiedeke
Ill Hostage Freed From Brushy Mountain Mine
PETROS Tenn AP rebellious prisoners at Brushy Mountain State Prison released Shirley Bunch 63 one of three hostages held about a mile underground in a coal mine. Warden Frank Llewellyn said Bunch was ill and turned loose. Gov Ellington ordered no further concessions as 8 10 spokesmen met with officials. the revolt began Monday with hostages seized and threats to dynamite the mine unless demands were met.
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Tenn
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Frank Llewellyn
Shirley Bunch
Bunch
Pat Patterson
Buford Ellington
Patterson
Nashville
Knoxville
Tven
Search Resumed For Jackson Family Killer
Police resumed the hunt for a white man in a light green Ford likely linked to the killings of Carroll Jackson, his wife Mildred, and two daughters Susan and Janet last January. The case spans Fairfax County, Apple Grove, and locations near Fredericksburg and Annapolis, with victimized families found over weeks in Virginia and Maryland.
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Washington
Carroll
Carroll Jackson
Mildred
Susan Nn
Janet
Apple Grove
Jackson
Orese
Fredericksburg
Baltimore Doctor Attacks State Medical Exams
Dr R Walter Graham Baltimore city comptroller questions Maryland physician exams calling them obsolete and archaic. Baltimore City Medical Society president Dr Samuel Whitehouse condemns the criticism as unfounded while defending the boards standards as among the stiffest in the country.
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Baltimore
R. Walter Graham
Maryland
Samuel Whitehouse
Baltimore City Medical Society
Walter Graham
Board of Examiners
Whitehouse
Nixon Visit Snarled In Red Tape
Washington AP reports Vice President Richard Nixon’s planned trip to the Soviet Union faces Soviet bureaucratic delays over visit scope, duration, and media access. Officials hope issues are resolved for a July 22 departure with talks with Premier Khrushchev and possible stops in eight cities.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nixon
Nikitay Kirushchev
Ussr
Frol R. Kozlov
Kremlin
U S Exhibition in Moscow behind time with Nixon
In Moscow with Nixon ten days away the U S exhibit site in Gorki Park is unfinished resembling a bomb site. Guides are arriving as workers promise a miracle. two guides fed at the site, and ambassador Folger predicts the exhibit will surpass Brussels 1958.
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Moscow
U.S
Richardm. Nixon
Stair Grounds
Gorki Park
John C. Folger
Belgium
Brussels
New York
Steel Strike at Midnight Looms in Long Negotiations
A steel strike at midnight loomed as negotiators including R. Conrad Coopers and Steelworkers Union President David J. McDonald held talks on a new contract. Despite talks, no real progress emerged and both sides warned of a possible walkout while the industry argued inflation pressures justify current concessions. McDonald proposed a pay and benefits package totaling 15 cents per hour annually over three years, with Steelworkers seeking higher gains beyond inflation. President Eisenhower urged moderation, aligning with the industry's stance that inflation control justifies the current bargaining position.
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R. Conrad Coopers
Cooper
Iworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
D. J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Smost
Eisenhower
Plan To Sell Yacht Potomac For A Smaller Vessel
Annapolis AP The Maryland Board of Public Works approved selling the state yacht Potomac after Tidewater Fisheries Commission urged replacement with a smaller, more economical enforcement craft. Other actions included 30 000 toward a 280 000 flood control project on the Upper Potomac at Kitzmiller Garrett County with federal financing. 12368 in legal fees for hearings on Baltimore police commissioner tenure. an appraisal of Barrett School for Girls near Friendship Airport. Baltimore City property sale for airport expansion. and parking space allocations at the new State Office Center in Baltimore.
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Annapolis
Potomac
Maryland Board of Public Works
Gov. Tawes
Louis L. Goldstein
Hoover 8
Miles
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
TFC
Beers
Potomac River
Kitzmiller
Garrett County
Excent
James M. Hepbrow
Baltimore
Barrett School
Friendship Airport
Citra Baltimore
State Office
Employment Surges To Record High In June
Washington AP reports employment climbed to a June record of 67,342,600, up 1,326,000 from May as factory output, farming, and construction rise. Unemployment rose to 4.9 percent with 593,000 added workers, while weekly earnings hit $90.54 and the average workweek extended to 40 hours 25 minutes.
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Labor Department
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