City Dam Water Level Holding Own
The Wat Superintendent reports the city dam level holding steady with a slight rise of inches from the top. Daily inflow exceeds 2,009,000 gallons into the reservoir, likely aided by the dry spell. A potential emergency plan considers testing an old well on Petersville road as a supplemental source with health checks and a new pump if feasible.
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Wat
Iip
Gre
Fetersville Road
Saul
Health Department
Brimswick
Washington Causey
Unclear Text From Railway Strike Report
A fragmented OCR item mentions a railroad, strike impact, and spokesman comments about cuts and hopes. Details are unreadable, but references a strike, area effects, and potential length of time involved. No clear entities or dates available from the readable fragments.
Two Inductees, Draft Board Record At Fort Holabird
Two men registered with the draft board in local area. Twenty six were sent to Fort Holabird for induction into the armed services this morning. A group of recruits from bus lines for Fort Holabird for preinduction physical examinations accompanied the event. Inductees named Bennie E. Duncan Jr. from Weedsboro and formerly of RFD, J. Frederick, and Dale E. Frushour of Wolffsville.
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Fort Holabird
Alur
Armed Services
Reaistran
Fettiseround
Bennie E. Duncan Jr
Weedsboro
RFD
J. Frederick
Dale E. Frushour
Wolifseville
Ed Creagh dies at Hadley Memorial Hospital
Edward F. Creagh 41 a longtime AP writer in Washington died at Hadley Memorial Hospital after a week in critical condition from a liver ailment. Born in Nicholson Pennsylvania he served in AP bureaus in Philadelphia New York and London before moving to Washington after World War I. He is survived by his widow Nelda Elizabeth Randall of Olean New York and two children David age 7 and Elizabeth age 4.
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Washington
Edward F. Creagh
Associated Press
Hadley Memorial Hospital
Creagh
Philadelphia
New York
London
Bet
Xed
Associat
Secretary of State
Nicholson
Nelda Elizabeth Randall
Olean
N.X
David
Elizabeth
Hospital records microfilmed at Frederick Memorial
Frederick Memorial Hospital completed the microfilming of its first medical records. President Mrs Paul S Michael announced this at the Board of Managers meeting. The project was funded by the hospital Womens Auxiliary from the 1958 Iron Ball proceeds. Records will be stored in a new file cabinet in the record room. Also noted were planning plans for an addition, Miss Alice Darner's resignation for study at the University of Pennsylvania, and honors for William Gouker from Hospital Council Inc. The June stats showed 729 patients treated, 583 admitted, 564 discharged, 156 remaining, 124 births, and 18 deaths.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul S. Michael
Women’s Auxiliary
Irow
Charles H. Woodman
Darner
Alice Darner
Miss Darner
School of Nursing
University of Pennsylvania
M. Michael
Hospital Council, Inc
Maryland
Wlliam Gouker
Mai
Goucker
Allen G. Quynn
Board of
Board of Manchers
Dodson
Ethel Northam
Manly
Fredemorial Hospital
Baltimore City
C. Cari
Typhoon Billie Strikes Chekiang After Flood Losses
Typhoon Billie hit Chekiang province on the mainland China coast today after causing extensive flooding and possibly seven deaths in For mosa, and one death and property damage in the Philippines.
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Tokyo
Billie
Chekiang Province
Red China
Formosa
Philippies
Early Break Unlikely In Steel Strike
United Steelworkers strike enters a second day with 300000 workers idle across rail coal shipping iron ore and related sectors. Finnegan says no quick solution after meetings in New York. union seeks higher wages and benefits while industry cites inflation and cost control. President Eisenhower requested a two day extension to Tuesday midnight as talks continue.
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Federal Mediation and Conciliami Service
Eisenhower
Finnegan
New York
Conten Ge
Final Surface For Freeway
The State Roads Commission invites bids by noon August 4 to place the final bituminous concrete surface on the Lily Mile Frederick Freeway including the Baltimore National Pike and Washington National Pike. Officials hope completion by November 1. The current surface is a bituminous concrete base course used while the road settles. Rough sections will be smoothed with the final surfacing.
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State Roads Commission
Lily Mile Frederick
Roads Commission
Baltimore National Pike
Washington National Pike
Liberty Road
Easing Demands From Soviets in Geneva Talks
The Soviet Union eased its demands for East and West Germany to sit in on secret talks at the Big Four foreign ministers conference. Informants say Moscow signaled willingness to attend social events from which Germans would be barred, while real negotiations continued in secret. The dispute over Berlin and the plan for an all German committee failed to progress.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
West Germany
Andrei Gromyko
Jakob Malik
London
Patrick Reilly
Moscow
Berlin
Foreign Ministers
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Farm Queen Reunion Highlighted By 1931 To 1959 Queens
A Petersville picnic will honor farm queens from 1931 to 1959 with a country supper and program at seven. The Associated Women of the Farm Bureau sponsor the event, seeking a complete list of queens from 1932 to 1940 and wartime selections, with several names and residences listed. New contestants aged 16 to 18 are registered and will be interviewed alongside former queens by Mrs. Duvall, as Mrs. David H. Young leads the organization.
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Petersville
Farmers
Farm Bureau
Wilmer Slifer
Middletown
Frances Rudy
Associated Women
Frederick
Robert Martin
Marguerite Saylor
Raleigh
N. C
Robert Renn
Robert L Chine
Duvall
David H. Young
Middlewn
MV Women
Woman Slain in Taverns Kitchen by 8-Inch Knife
Baltimore County police report a 66 year old woman was stabbed multiple times in the kitchen of her husband Gaif's Tavern. The weapon, an eight inch carving knife, was buried in her back. Investigators noted disarrayed clothing and possible rape pending medical exam. Husband John Y. Gaif, 78, closed the tavern and found her body after waking in their quarters. A handyman, Paul Smith, 36, was awakened by the husband. Missing cash from the bar and a concealed cigar were noted. Doors showed no forced entry as the couple had been married twice and ran the tavern for years.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Abs
Anna B.J .Gatf
John Y. Gaff
Gaif's
Essex
Gaff
Paul Smith
Gaif
Gail
Most Plants Stocked With Steel Amid Strike
NEW YORK AP Most American industry could survive one to three months without new steel deliveries as auto, construction and canning firms stockpile. The strike caused railroads to furlough workers and warn of more cuts. several lines announced layoffs while Western roads expected delays later. Automotive producers could endure 69 to 90 days without strain.
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New York
Associated Press
Europe
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Bethlehem
Hat
Local Man Hurt In Turnpike Crash Near Bedford
Bedford Pa AP. A 21 year old Frederick Maryland man, Thomas E Wolfe of 262 Ave Frederick, was critically injured when his tractor trailer rammed a bridge support on the Pennsylvania Turnpike 16 miles west of Bedford. Police said Wolfe apparently fell asleep at the wheel and suffered a fractured skull and broken left leg. He was reported in critical condition at Bedford County Memorial Hospital.
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Bedford. Pa
Frederick
Here
Thomas E. Wolfe
Ave
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
Turnpike
Wolfe
McCain To Represent Tawes At Conference
In Atlantic City heavy rain drenched the resort area as nearly 8 inches of rainfall since Tuesday caused water to cover streets. Worcester County resident advocates a bridge to Assateague Island, a sand barrier off the mainland. Governor Tawes aides plan to meet amid river conditions and discuss the island’s access.
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Atlantic City
Eia
William F. Green
Worcester County
Assateague Island
Jelly Inlet
Virginia
Frederick Green
Gov
Potomac
Baltimore
Gov Tawes
Heavy Rains Along Coast Forecast Dry Later
Persistent rains across the Eastern states dampened the region this week with showers and thunderstorms rolling from New England to the Virginias. Additional rain urged along the mid Atlantic while inland areas expected scattered showers. Sunny weather returned in the Great Lakes, northern Rockies, and Pacific regions as the forecast shifted.
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Associated Press
New England
New Jersey Coast
mid-Atlantic
Virginias
Florida
Carolinas
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Central Plains
Dakotas
Great Lakes Region
Northern Rockies
Pacific Coast
Marylanders Drink Water With Fluorine
Maryland health officials report about 13 percent of residents drink fluoridated water, with claims of 60 to 70 percent reduction in dental decay during childhood. Fluoridation exists in 13 areas and nine more have natural fluoride levels. ten communities lack fluoridation, including Havre de Grace and Aberdeen.
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Baltimore
Iapi
State Health Department
Maryland
Richard C. Leonard
Department
de. Leonard
Hagerstown
Washington
Bel Air
Annapolis
Frederick
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Westminster
Snow Hill
Edgewood Army Chemical Center
Rockville
Salisoury
Cambridge
Crisfield
Denton
Indian Head
la Plata
Oxford
Potomac Heights
Vienna
Havre de Grace
Cumberland
Elkton
Easton
Frost
Burs
Westernport
Pocomoke City
Brunswick
Chestertown
Aberdeen
Leonard
Division of Dental Health
Salshury
Chief Engineer Beaten and Robbed in Baltimore
Norman M. Prichett chief engineer of the State Roads Commission said he was attacked by three youths on Mulberry Street on his way home. He was robbed of $100, struck his head, and treated at University Hospital. He described the assailants as Negro youths in their early 20s.
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Baltimore
Norman M. Prichett
State Roads Commission
Pritchett
University Hospital
SRC
Mulberry St
Khrushchev vows USSR will not start any war in Poland visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told miners in Sosnowiec that Moscow would never initiate war against any country at any time and urged coexistence. He claimed capitalism risks war while the balance of power favors Communists, and he warned capitalists that history will crown socialism. He contrasted missile power and asserted Soviet strength to a cheering crowd.
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Sosnowiec
Poland
Nikita Khrush
Soviet Union
Silesian
Khrushchev
Oswiecim
Shim
Wassa
Kkhrushchev
Temple
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Washington Hospital
Austria
Bel-gian Airlier
Hungary
Stear Freight
Cleveland
Ohio
Wil- He Woodie
NEA Telephoto
Woodie
McCain
Tawes
Peiping
Paracel Islands
East China Sea
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