Storm Praises Speed Check in Frederick County Traffic Study
Magistrate Edward D. Storm lauded police efforts on three Frederick County highways as drivers faced stricter enforcement. He released accident figures showing 384 local crashes in four months, with seven fatals and 89 personal injury incidents, urging tougher fines and a county policy to curb the carnage.
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Edward D. Storm
Storm
Frederick
Trate Storm
Marm
Pe County
Magistrate Court
Radio Moscow paints Koslov trip as smooth for Nixon
Article contrasts Russian reception of Koslov in the United States with Nixon’s expected courtesy, noting visitors at the Soviet fair in New York criticized Soviet tyranny while Radio Moscow claims no similar mistreatment. It cites booing in Koslov speeches and a steel plant incident as contrast to Nixon’s anticipated respect. It compares treatment of Hungarians and East Europeans and argues protests were stronger against Koslov visiting the U.S. than Nixon visiting the USSR.
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Moscow Radio
Rostov
United States
New York
Koslov
Radio Moscow
Nixon
Ussr
Xun
America
Koslo
So Union
Latin America
Xixon
MacMillan
Khrushchev
Russia
Runaway Flatcar Strikes Car in St Louis Crossing
An unmanned flatcar rolled three miles through North St Louis early Thursday and struck an automobile at a crossing, seriously injuring driver Charles Ciemans 47. He was thrown from the car with internal injuries and a brain concussion. Railroad workers halted the runaway and brought it to a halt. Three other car occupants escaped serious injuries.
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ST. Louis
North St. Louis
Charles Ciemans
Braddock Mayor Brings First Sugar Corn to Market
Fifty years ago a Braddock mayor named Allen Xn Grumbine surprised rivals by delivering the town’s first sugar corn to market. Citizens National Bank plans a public look at its new building after a year of construction. Emmitsburg’s big Homecoming concluded with the town’s largest demonstration on record. The Kleptomaniac will be featured at the Country Club lawn by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen XN Grumbine
Braddock
Citizens National Bank
Emmitsburg
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reported multiple births from July 13 to 15. Families welcoming new children include Wallace Staubitz and Doris Roop Staubitz with a son, Clarence Jessee and Doris Roop Jessee with a son, Lawrence Callaway, Linda Carol McIntyre, Leon Dorsey and Airy Dorsey with a daughter, Lewis Fritz and Dorothy Long Fritz with a son, Glenn Rash and wife with a son, Luther Hargett and wife with a daughter Mary Ellen, and other details of new arrivals and parent names.
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Lewis A. Fritz
RFD
Westminster
Fritz
Dorothy Long
Glenn Rash
Finksburg
Luther Hargett
East Sixth Street
Mary Ellen
Summer notes and a cat named Cornwallis
Notebook columns discuss making the most of summer, the approach of the school term, and a home cat named Cornwallis. The piece moves through light reflections on travel, manners of disposing of bottles, and a brief note on Queens on vacation in Naples with Beatrix and Tenia.
Judge Fines Teamsters Union for Injunction Violations
A stern federal judge fined the Teamsters Union 350000 and sentenced official Huck L. Rutledge to 18 months in prison after convictions for bribery and contempt of court. The injunction barred four trucking firms from discriminating against Overnite Transportation Co, a nonunion employer, as union organizers sought to represent its workers. Rutledge urged managers to ignore the order. Overnite operates in the Carolinas, Virginia, and Georgia.
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Asheville
N.C
Teamsters Union
Son Wa
Cal
Huck L. Ruileze
Parrick
U.S
Jocal
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
July 17 1953 notes reveal completion delays at Woods Boro project due to base stone issues. Dr Charles Fremont Goodell former state senator dies at 82 in Hagerstown. Mountain Theater resumes after a two week idle period due to religious conference. A barn on Miss Jennie Geisler’s Urbana Thurston Road farm is struck by lightning and destroyed with contents.
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Woodsboro-Libe
George Teisber
Elmer
C. Maxwell
Charles Fremont Goodell
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Republican State Central Committee
Frederick
Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
Post Road
Jennie Geisler
Urbana
Thurston Road
Same Question: Will Government Forbid Essential Industry Strikes
James Marlow argues that modern interdependence makes large strikes in essential industries like steel a threat to the national economy. He notes Taft Hartley provisions allow 80 day delays, but forbidding strikes outright would require arbitration or broader federal control, risking political backlash and broader economic regulation.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Indus
National Treasury
Congress
Industr
Wheat Voting In Montgomery Listed
The Montgomery County ASC released polling places for the Wheat Marketing Referendum next Thursday with voting from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Voters in Laytonsville Olney Colesville and Wheaton vote at Laytonsville Fire House. Clarksburg Damascus at J Willard Main store Cedar Grove. Barnesville Poolesville at Beallsville Fire House. Others vote in Gaithersburg Agricultural Center auditorium. Eligible farmers include joint owners of farms with 15 acres or more in 1960. Chair J J Hutton urged districts to vote in their own area to avoid disqualification.
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Montgomery County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Montgomery Asc
Laytonsville
Olney
Colesville
Wheaton
Clarksburg
Damascus Wheat
J. Willard
Cedar Grove
Barnesville
Poolesville
Bealls
Montcomers Country
ASC
Littering Irks City Officials Urge Drivers to Bag Trash
City sanitation chief George E. Davis cites extra workload from scattered refuse as residents complain. Officials urge motorists to carry paper bags and heed highway injunction Dont be a litterbug to prevent city streets from becoming a dump.
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George E. Davis
Sanitation Department
Nation debates steel strike and need for fair settlement
Lawrence column argues the steel wage dispute shows how free bargaining deteriorates into economic war. It condemns union power, calls for impartial arbitration, and warns government inaction risks national economy, urging antitrust action to curb bargaining monopolies and protect workers, firms, and taxes.
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Ide
Eisenhower
Gary Sting Jaw
Congress
Trusts
Yesteryear
Fort Detrick Arms Group Elects New Officers
The Fort Detrick Armed Forces Chemical Association chapter elected James A. Kime as president succeeding Colonel Joseph C. Prentice. Captain Robert F. Franz was named vice president, Samuel Marrone secretary treasurer, and Captain John C. Kirsch member at large. A dinner meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel featured Dr. Henry Eyring as guest speaker.
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Fort Detrick
Armed Forces Chemical Association
James A. Kime
Kime
Joseph C. Prentice
Robert F. Franz
Samuel Marrone
John C. Kirsch
Francis Scout Ker Hotel
Henry Eyring
Graduate School
Urak
Amer
Deaths and community notes from local area
Obituaries and society news listing deaths of Catherine Cox and others, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. The column also notes social events, church activities, hospital staff updates, and a sale and local farm ownership change. Various residents and families mentioned include Duvall, Seiss, Whitmore Emrich, Grinder, Sodergren, and Long, among many others.
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Leadquar Company
A. P.O
New York
Frank
Victor Cullen Hospital
W. Russell Seiss
Hubbard
Ralph Hubbard Thurman
Myrtle Hubbard
Maurice Whipp
James Posner
Deborah
von Sunday Roberton
Ith the Secret Serand
Weekend Deila Brown
Gleatherman
Warne Keith
Denise L. Stonedat
Robert S. Me
Audi
S. Maurice C. Smith
Christ
Myr
FL Ray
Goettner
Warne
Keith Goettner
Robert
Diane
Rachel Charles A
Harold A. Wastier
Shorb
Shorh
Har Lee
Harvey Lare
Albert Warne
Elizabeth Lilian Springer
F. Ray Seiss
Marshall Ray
Glenn William
Betty LaRue
Ruth Carmen
Anna Mayr
the Faithful Workers Society
Frank Warner
Local Notices Turn On Family Events and Careers
Coreagerstown Glenna M Leatherman of Thomasville Pa returns home with Becky and Pat Mann. Milton AIT 30 spends time near here. Alfred Hayes ages 73 and wife 71 birthdays upcoming. 44th wedding anniversary observed June 30. Ivan R Bachman family visit from Roanoke. William E Barker promoted to SPA-4 stationed in northeast Africa. Charles Huff, 71, author of Falcon detective series under Drexel Drake, dies. former Chicago Daily News staffer and editor.
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Glenna M. Leatherman
Chester
Thomasville
Becky
Pat Mann
Hayes
Milton Ait
Alfred Hayes
Ivan R. Bachman
Robert Jay
Lisbeth
Roanoke
Charles RK. Huff
Yonkers
N.Y
Charles Ih. Huff
Tme
Drexel Drake
Huff
Chicago Daily News
Old St. Louis Star
New York World- Telegram
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Sog Eisenhauer
Sir Thomas Buxton
Yoe Eisenhauer
Stradivarius
Cornwallis
North Market Street
Justina
Kkitten
Ispe
Naples
Italy
Juliana
Netherlands
United Nations
U.N
Pakistan
Marlow
Montgomery
Lawrence
By David Lawrence
Washinton
Natiow
David Lawrence
Office of ‘Information and Public Affairs
London
G. Briggs Phillips
Derrick
Army
Mar
Ips
Louis
Gene Sprankie
Theresa Marie
Gettysburg
Paul
Eis J. Baker
Wester
Edwin Mullett
Spring, Tex
Leslie C. Horne
Mt. Airy
Fstieutenant
Leroy Coggins
Corneil Universitate
SP. Freytag
Robert J. Hengst
John Brengle
Frederick County
Charley Warner
Francis Elder
Emmsburg
Legion Covention
Baltimore
Mallar
Charlotte Best
Walkersville
Wally Pannier
Darby
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Nationl Park
George
Nancr Varvrada
Bill
Charley Harner
John Malinow
John
Mik Frank S
Potomac
D. Kline
Ocean Atx
Ray Newell
Washington Nats
G Stadium
Dorothy Winpigler
W. G. Andrew
Fort Worth
Vivien Andrew
William Heslin
Florida
Dorothalee Roop
Emanuel Barastino
Relat Tv
Columbus
Clark
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tommy Atkins
New England
VR Division
Staley
Jane Shoemaker
Doris Mort
Carolyn Walker
New Jersey
Richard O. Stitely
P. Hil
Helen Alexander
William Six
Maine
Lloyd Graf
West Coast
TELIA
Elmer Bokesch
Vernon ‘ Gambill
Idaho
Robert Miller
Catherine E. Cox
Catherine
Lovertsville
George Duvall
George W. Duvall
Jessie Diington
D. C
Waeshibratheville, Sur
W. Barbe
Lauvonsville
Damascus Cemetery
William C. Feaga
Wiliam Cornelius
E. Feaga
J. Thomas
Pleasant Hill
Cemet M. R. Everison and Son
John Gilmore Ford
Son
Er Ang Sons
Penn
Coreagerstown
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