Hamburger Is Grilled By Atomic Power
The Free World’s first commercial atomic electric power went on the line in upstate New York. A New York housewife used the power to grill a hamburger as GE officials described a 12.5 MW turbine generator. Officials noted power costs and capacity, while cautions about current competitiveness with orthodox power persisted. Also includes an Orphans Court order over Merritt Lockwood estate and a 4-H camping trip from Frederick County with conservation focus.
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West Milton
Free World
New York State
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Upstate
New York
Groton
Conn
General Electric Co
John Thomas
Ballston Spa
Russia
General Electric
Soviet Union
Strauss
AEC Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
Atomic
Ralph J. Cordiner
Anderson
D-Nm
Joint
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
The
Orphan’s Court
Dorothy G. Lockwood
Merritt Lockwood
Tuscarora
Dane Hioth
Theebunk
Geetas
Holstein-Friess Jan Association of America
Joseph M. Mathias
Silver Spring
Mathias and Mathias
Frederick
Barbara Locky
Brewer
Lockwood
Fined and jailed for drunk driving in Frederick
In Frederick City Court Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield sentenced Robert Roy Minnick of Middletown to fines and 25 days in jail after pleading guilty to DUI after a Saturday crash. Minnick, 20, will not regain his operator’s license until age 21. A second case, James Edward Milter of East Third Street, pleaded guilty to intoxication on Bentz Street and received a suspended $50 fine or 30 days in jail.
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Frederick City
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples’ Court
Robert Roy Minnick
Middletown
RFD 1
Nathan Dorsey
Minnick
Clarke Place
Carroll Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Edward Milter
East Third Street
Bentz Street
Baker Park
James W. Carmack
Milter
Park Department
Farm Bureau Planning Group No 4 Meets at Zentz Home
The Farm Bureau Planning Group No 4 met at Mr and Mrs Harry Zentz home near Thurmont with record attendance. Chairman Harry Kanode presided while Earl Remsberg led singing. Discussions covered wheat legislation, Reciprocal Food Agreement relief, and promoting road side markets. Refreshments were served. next meeting a picnic at Rosedale Center Frederick on August 10. Several guests attended and members noted Club leaders plan to return next Saturday noon.
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Farm Bureau Planning Group No. 4
Harry Zentz
Thurmont
Harry Kanode
Earl Remsberg
Farm Bureau
Congress
Japan
Korea
Howard Smith
Russell Fisher
Charles Myers
Claude Favorite
William Zentz
Virgil
Ingenious Ways to Cut Government Costs Revealed
Washington report shows federal workers devising cheap tools and process fixes to save taxpayers millions. Examples include a $5.50 oil sampler, a docimeter for radiation doses, and streamlined insurance processing. Government awards total millions saved. incentives aim to boost ideas across agencies.
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Kenneth 0. Gilmore
Washington
Neal
U. S
Uncle Sam
Harry P. Wheeler
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
Wheeler
Mona V. Capparell
Veteran Administration
Holohan Death Is Probed Again
A federal grand jury in Washington convened last week to reopen the 11 year old Holohan case. Italian witnesses were flown here to testify as prosecutors weigh possible U S action for a World War II era killing in Italy.
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Washington
U. S
William V. Holohan
Italy
Holohan
Aldo Jeardi
Pittsburgh
Carl Lo Dolce
Rochester
N. Y
Novara
Aly
Lo Dolce
Vardi
Jeardi
Playboy
Lo Delee
Ieardi
Turin
U. S. Air Force
Office of Strategic Services
Icardi
Jets Collision Over Virginia Kills One Pilot Injures Another
Two Langley Air Force jet Thunderstreaks collided above Virginia’s Eastern Shore killing 1st Lt. Karl V. Gabfor of Prairie City Oregon and injuring 1st Lt. John J. Hull of Janesville Wisconsin. Hull parachuted to safety with back injuries near Parksley and Onancock.
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Onley
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
Langley
Karl V. Gab
Prairie City
Ore
Parksley
John J. Hull
Janesville
Wis
Onancock
Hull
Plane collision after takeoff at military base prompts injuries
Two planes from Chincoteague Naval Air Station collided soon after a 3:27 am takeoff while en route to McGuire AFB New Jersey to test new approach lighting. Gabler's plane suffered engine trouble and returned toward Langley, triggering the collision. Also noted is obituary for Charles A. Lapworth, 88, a self-made coffin builder and longtime inventor and poet.
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Chincoteague Naval Air Station
McGuire Afb
Gabler
Langley Base
Milford
Mass
Charles A. Lapworth
Lapworth
Leicester
England
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Atomic Power
Frederick County
Yoys
Pleasant Valley Camp
Garrett County
Bittinger
Norman Shriver Jr
Morris Zentz Jr
Emmitsburg Chb. I
Farm Bureau Planning Group
United States
Meredith Crutchiey
Urbana
Richard Remsberg
Mt. Pleasant
Zene Wolfe
Wolfsville
Saunders Range
Glenburnie
Harry Leichert
Frank Bentz
Fabian Posey
8CS
Bernard Rosen
James Ih. Schulman
R. J. Ginther
Ploye
Navy
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Naval Air Station
Olathe
Kan
Vernon A
Vernon
Lower California
Baja California
Belongs
Republic of Mexico
Studebaker
America
Hillside Motor Company. Inc
West Patrick St
Better Homes’ Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Fuel Oil Service
Weil Bros
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Ato On
Briere
Caver
Down Payer
William
HOOD
Irc
Francia Scott Ker Hotel
Sebberg
Franklin St
Guy E. Kelly
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Market ST
Sun, & Holidays
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
House OF Famous Brands
Kelvinator
Youngstown
Magnavox
Til & MO
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