Waesche Low Bidder On Street Work
L R Waesche and Sons Inc of Thurmont was the apparent low bidder at 48020 for rebuilding East South Street as part of the city east west one way street plan. A second bid of 50524 from T Edgie Russell Frederick was reviewed by City Engineer W Raymond Walter. award possible at tonight's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Waesche and Sons Inc
Thurmont
East South Street
Waesche Tum
T. Edgie Russell
Frederick
W. Raymond Walter
Wisner Street
Hamilton Avenue
Donald Brice
Potomac Edison Company
Wisner
Hamilton
Baltimore and Ohio
Grove Lime Company
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Thomas and Company
Canning Plant
Wisner and
South Streets
Frederick Brick Works
South Street
Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Brunswick braced as Green and cousin face extradition
Green, 28, arrested by State Police on a Florida fugitive warrant, posted 5000 cash bond in Brunswick and was released to his mother, Pearl Snurr, until 10 am August 14 for arraignment in magistrate court. Cousin William Latnford Jr. faced similar bail. both accused of Florida grand larceny. Extradition to Daytona Beach anticipated after July 4 weekend thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Green
Florida
Pearl Snurr
Brunswick
Green
William Ltaniford, Jr
Daytona Beach
Fla
K Glenn Bowman
R. C. Dishong
Green and Cariford
Negro Held In Bank Case In Hospital
Gilbert Littles, 34, of Harrisburg, held in a bank robbery case, was moved to University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore for observation and treatment under a court order. Doctors report worsening paralysis and neurological illness, with arrangements sought for in hospital care and security details while detained.
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Stedman Prescott
Gilbert Littles
Harrisburg
Libertytown
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Charles A. Price
Littles
Frederick County
R. Paul Buhrman
Raymond Haugh
Charles H. Conley, Jr
Frederick
Conley
Baltimore City
Price
Wenesday
Maryland State Penitentiary
Robertson Seeks Detailed Report On Korea Talks
Washington Senators pressed Assistant Secretary Robertson for a full account of negotiations with President Syngman Rhee. Robertson returned to Washington and said a truce could be signed if the Reds agree. Senator Wiley urged a closed session briefing noting the difficult situation and rising Communist offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter 5. Robertson
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Robertson
Rhee
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Urbana Girl Wins Achievement Day Style Revue Crown
Miss Ann Runkles, 16, Urbana 4 H member, wins the Achievement Day Style Revue at Elm Street School and will represent the county at the State competition in College Park in August. Teammates Miss Georgianne Masser and Miss Geraldine Geisbert place second and third and also qualify for club week. An alternate, Miss Vivian Wolfe, 14, is named for state.
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Ann Runkles
Mmber
Urbana
Elm Street
College Park
Georgianne Masser
Mt. Pleasant
Geraldine Geisbert
Masser
Geisbert
Vivian Wolfe
Wolfsville
Doris Jean Lee
Urbana Club
Betty Rae Gladhill
Middletown
Wide Awake Clan
Martha Haugh
Braddock Club
Ruth Ann Robeson
Wide Awake
Marilyn Garber
Libertytown
Miss Hunkles
Chicago
Wolfe
Timonium
Beatrice Fehr
Pretty Singer Slain in West Side Apartment
New York police found a nude body of a young blonde singer, Florence Forsberg, in a West Side apartment. A man, Lester Johnson, 25, shot himself nearby after a death note claimed, I killed Florence Forsberg. Forsberg had been beaten and stabbed. Johnson's mother and sister heard the gunfire at 7:15 a.m. Forsberg appeared dead three to four hours before discovery. Johnson and Forsberg were friends. motive unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Side
Florence Forsberg
Lester Johnson
Jerome de Crosse
Roosevelt Hospital
Rosalind Russell
Johnson
Plane crash victims knew it was coming, Navy reports
Hawaiian Sea Frontier said evidence found points to survivors and relatives believing the Transocean airliner disaster near Wake Island last Saturday involved 3% of the people who perished knowing the ship would crash. A piece of plywood recovered by Coast Guard weather ship Finch bore the inscription Foaling in.
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Honolulus
Navy
Pacific
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Coast Guard
Finch
Wake Island
West Puts Next Move Up To Reds
Western powers press for Big Four talks on Germany to shape unification and a Western role for a post Allied Germany. The plan seeks free elections in West Germany, an independent German government, and a treaty ending occupation while restoring Austrian independence.
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Washington
Germany
Mosscow
Reds
United States
Britain
France
Poland
London
Paris
Dulles
Lord Salisbury
Georges Bidault
West Germany
Berlin
Soviet
East Germany
Austria
Shakeup in Ukraine Amid Soviet Purges and East German Replacements
Berlin reports a third Communist reshuffle in two days as Moscow names Timosto ft y A. Strokach interior minister of Soviet Ukraine and East Germany ousts minister of justice Max Fechner. Fechner is replaced by Red Hilde Benjamin. Fechner’s son and daughter-in-law were seized. Fechner, a former Socialist turned Communist, had shown some mercy toward victims. Fechner’s purge follows Beria’s removal and targets law enforcement and internal security officials.
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Berlin
Soviet Ukraine
East Germany
Moscow Radio
Timofy A. Strokach
Ukrainian Republic
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Fechner
Beria
Georgia
Vladimir G Dekanozov
Ukraine
Moscow
Hitler
Walter Ulbricht
Wilhelm Zaisser
Ulbbricht
Zaisser
Benjamin
Zonal Justice Department
Take Dive From Big Liner Deck On Hudson River
An Englishman Edgar Foster aboard the Queen Elizabeth in New York plummeted into the Hudson from the deck while preparing to sail. He waded ashore, dried off, changed clothes and rejoined the voyage. Police Sgt Bernard King of Frederick, suspended for conduct unbecoming an officer, faces charges after a hearing request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson River
Edgar Foster
Birmingham
Bernard
King
Frederick
Police Commission
Charles V. Main
Donald B. Rice
Licenses Of Many To Drive Are Suspended
A report by Maryland license reviewer Ray Horne details 12 motorists who had licenses revoked or suspended for violations of the motor vehicle code. Cases include fines, probation up to two years, and suspensions ranging from one to three months, with several drivers failing to appear and having further penalties imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Horne
Court House
Theodore Ernest Thompson
Route 1
East Patrick Street
Walden Elwood Bowens
West Fifth Street
Montgomery County
Bruce Edgar Shipley
Lime Kil
South Market Street
Wilma Jean Stuil
West South Street
Old Braddock
Arnold Dwight Creeger
Emmitsburg
Billy Ray Lewis
East Seventh Street
Jone
James Edward Morgan
East Church Street
Albert Hicks Shawer
Thurmont
Gaithersburg
Howard & Willard
White, Jr
Horne
Roy Marvin Jackson
East Fourth
Charles James Muller
North Market Street
Fred Henry Smith
West Fourth Street
North Bentz Street
Robert Edward Stanton
All Saints Street
Route 4
Vernon J. Smith, Jr
Ridgesville
Chester Lee Wastler
Truce talks recessed again at Panmunjom amid stalled armistice
Negotiations at Panmunjom paused for a 2 day recess after a 24 minute session as Communist demands for strict guarantees and the return of 27000 anti-Communist prisoners stalled final details. General Clark and allied leaders met with South Korean President Rhee while observers noted renewed pressure and secrecy shrouding the talks.
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Panmunjom
Munson
Alan Winnington
London Daily Worker
U. N
Mark Clark
Seoul
Tokyo
Clark
Peiping
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Shriner Parade Expected Tonight In New York City
Between twenty five thousand and thirty thousand Shriners will march along Fifth Avenue Broadway and through Times Square for the seventh annual convention of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. About one hundred thousand Shriners and family members are in New York for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Times Square
Order of Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
ROK Troops Strike Back At Kumhwa In Korea Fight
Frontline reports say South Korean troops with U S air and armor pushed back the Chinese near Kumhwa as Maj Eisenhower and Maj Horvath describe the battle. U S jets and tanks supported a five road center to defend the vital junction, while broader actions lifted ground loss along the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Kumhwa
Korea
ROK
Kumbhwa
John Eisenhower
U. S
Joseph L. Horvath
Piketon
Ohio
Kut River
Ossett
Air Force
Navy
Associated Press
Forrest Edwards
Kumsong
Kamhwa
Sniper Ridge
Kumbwa
Eighth Army
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Harry H. Channell
Hollywood
Supreme Court
University Hospital
George M. Perry
Frederick Barber
Libertytown Bank Iebbers
Perry
W. Jerome Offutt
Richard Walters
Hertz U Drive Company
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Ninth
Market Streets
Sycamore Station
Juniors
Uniteds
Independents
Jack Droncourg
Miss Runkles
Barbara Ifert
Doris Grabill
Johnsville
Jean Wiles
Ballenger
Idella Ramsburg
Genevieve Fahnestock
New Midway
Bonrie Redding
New Market
Wanda Keller
Middletown Progressive
Jean Burrier
Mery Scheel
Prospect
Artimidia Hawkins
Woodsboro
Mr. Pleasant
Charlotte Stiles
Dorothy McBride
Janet Hood
June Glisan
Lois Hildebrand
Jefferson
Jackie Hevner
Barbara Brown
Ruth Keller
Helen Engelbrecht
Braddock
Joyce Hood
Mary Jane Wilcom
Shirley F. Fox
Flaine Whitmore
Margaret Nicholson
Monroe Stup
Edwin Falkenstein
Myersville
William Darrell
Camp Detrick
Bennet Lightbown
Charlesville
Ray Smith
Jug Bridge
Mary Adalt
Mid-Valley
Howard T. Smith
William House
Frank Darner
Victor Kifer
Guy Baker
Unionville
Paul Wise
Carlton Brown
Ernest Eccard
West
Guildford
England
Hilaire Belloc
Burns
Shriners
Ias
U. S. Army
Philip E. Gallagher
Army
Ft. Holabird
Europe
George B. Barth
Sth
Indiana Gap
Maryland
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Catoctin Mountain
Russell Flazazan
iSam_ Pryor
Trinity Reformed Church
New Haven
Conn
John E. Owsley
Yale
Orford
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