Heat Wave Break Expected Tonight In Mid-Atlantic
Cooler air moves south from the Weather Bureau expected to reach Maryland and Delaware tonight after a day of high heat. Lows drop to the 60s in western Maryland and 67 to 75 elsewhere, with a trend toward cooler, less humid weather midweek and a gradual warming into the weekend. A voluntary water-use restriction is urged in Baltimore and the metro area if compliance fails. Two drownings and five heat-related hospital cases reported in Baltimore yesterday.
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Associated Ress
Maryland
Delaware
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Bernard L. Werner
Luther Bartgis Injured In Frederick County Truck Crash
Luther Bartgis 69 of Mt. Airy suffered lacerations to scalp chest and hip when his prewar truck failed brakes at Us 40 three miles east of Frederick and plunged 12 feet into a ravine. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. State Police and Trooper Hedden investigated the crash.
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Luther Battgis
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Hartgis
Haugh's Shop
U. S. 40
Bartgis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Barigis
Charles D Mades
A. G. Hedden
Boy Loses Tip of Finger in Rural Accident
An 11 year old Lansdowne boy injured the tip of his right forefinger in a trailer mishap near Thurmont. He was brought to Frederick Memorial Hospital and admitted for treatment. In a separate incident, LeRoy Gailes, 28, of Westminster, received emergency care for a cut to his left middle finger while at Key Chevrolet garage and was discharged after treatment.
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Lansdowne
Thurmont Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kar J. McGovern
Elizabeth Kiser
Thurmiant
River O
LeRoy Gailes
Westminster
Gailes
Chevrolet
Five Day Forecast Through Weekend With Scattered Showers
Forecast calls for warm less humid conditions midweek with gradual warming Thursday through Sunday. Expect fair weather with a chance of scattered showers mainly Saturday. Temperatures average somewhat above normal with afternoon highs from the mid 80s to 87 and early mornings from the mid 60s to 70s across western to eastern and southern sections.
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Fae-ias
Maraland
200 Girls to Take Part in 4-H Events
About 200 girls from 28 4-H clubs will participate in Frederick county’s achievement day with demonstrations at East Church street school and a style show at Frederick High School. Seven winners will be chosen to represent the state at Timonium Fair, with three winners and an alternate for College Park’s 4-H week. The event consolidates three days of activity into one day to allow focus on exhibits for the fair, with judges from Homemakers clubs evaluating demonstrations from foods to dairy and poultry, and the style show scoring outfits on fit, texture, and presentation.
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East Church Street
Frederick High School
LOE Geiuul Su Atl Eka
College Park
University of Maryland
Levington
Coun
University of Wareford
Fatension
Ars Howard
Frederick Clit
Edward Tohers
RFD AS
Powltry Chase
Seiss Playington
Armory marks 50 years in Frederick with civic role
Company A observes its 50th anniversary with the JState armory built in 1912 13, a $50 000 structure that served the National Guard and hosted civic events and high school sports. An addition in 1928 housed Regimental Headquarters and later the Medical Detachment of the 114th Infantry. The WWII roster lists many who served and fell in Europe.
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Company A
Frederick
Jstate Armory
National Guard
Lloyd C. Culler
Philip R. Winebrewer
Henry Keller
William Fisher
114Th Infantry
Allen M. Seeger
Alton B. Shaft
Harvey R. Boone
Walter H. Keeney
Allen R. Kinsey
Louis C. Kinsey
Floyd E. Kreh
James F. Parkins
Walter S. N. Parkins
Grover R. Ponton
Walter J Rinehart
Edgar J. Shriner
John H Stewart, Jr
Stewart H Brown
Travers D Burdette
Roger W. Burkholder
John Q Cannon
Cletus W. Fox
John S Insley
Ignatius D. Kesser
George R. Martz
Harry B. McGill
John R. Newton
Edwon H Oland
William Parkins
Lenne F Pillinger
Ralph M. Schudtz
Witlis
Ro Spurrier
Robert M. Welty
Lowren L. Welly
Norman FB Abrecht
Kenneth P Anders
Kay C. Bodmer
John F Burkholder
John W. Davis
Mehil W. Engle
Aubrey L. Fisher
Harry Ro Foule
Dale Ford
Rucnard A. Fox
Richard C. Free Harnld
Ro Lawson
Lester Matihart
Archie R. Moler
Ponton
Robert J. Ramsburg
Boxer FE Roberts
Hassan 5
Sauble
James W. Schell
Janon C Shriner
James M Snoufter
Paul Fe Spalding
George So Spurrier
Charles Fo Stone
Homer C. Stone
Drsee Ho Werle
Charles J. Whee
Pau Fo Wireman
Joseph L Wiseman
Charles Ro
Vyinghas
Kenneth J, Alexander
Charles W Andrews
Norman K Auli
Charles Lo Bagent
Amon
Bayles
LeRoy Betis
August T Brust
Ronald E Tampnell Gavel
Camon
Wilam F
Cannon John Ap Carbaugh
Daniel M Coran
Paul K
Dean Velit
DeGrange
Richard W DeGrange
Oseuneth
Bo Pakeid
John Ro Edwards
John H Eigenhiede
Mitton Q Elkins
Glenn W
Evler
Robert Bo Fawley
Charlie W
Fogie
Ralph B. Garden
Norman L. Grass
Ferell
Hensies
Woman's Tip Leads to Capture of Wanted Bank Teller Couple
A Cleveland FBI tip sparked the arrest of John C. Siemer and his wife Henrietta in South Amherst, ending a months long search for the Staten Island bank teller charged with embezzling 93,780. The wife’s distorted lead followed a newspaper photo. Police had recovered 5,500 earlier and a federal grand jury indicted Siemer on the embezzlement count.
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Cleveland W
Siemers
New York
Federal
Siemer
West New Brighton
Staten Island National Bank & Trust Co
Three Hurt In Frederick Memorial Hospital Treatment
Three persons were treated early today for injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital. James Harmon, 24, of KRD 2, arrived with a cut and bruised hand after catching a tine in tractor machinery. Wilson Muscrave, 24, a truck diner crane operator, sustained bruises and a fist injury after an incident at work. Elliot Cris was admitted with head injuries from a fall while at the race. William Rah, 27, of Tanestown, treated for injuries at Grove Camp, after wiring incident at the Frederick Plant.
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Fredeick Memorial Hospital
James Ro Harmon
Fermergenes
Wilson Muscrave
Seareold
Elliot Cris
Muscrave
Connel
Willian
Tanestown
Wo Grove
Frederick
Grove Concer
Bridges Spanning Frederick By-Pass Progress Report
By-pass bridges south and west of Frederick expected to be completed this summer with road contracts pending. Monocacy River bridge construction advances with American Bridge Company erecting steel and concrete floors laid. U.S. 240 and U.S. 340 bridges near Frederick show decking and continuous-span work, while land purchases for the by-pass continue and temporary crossings on U.S. 240 and 340 will be removed when complete. Bids on nearby houses acquired by the State Roads Commission await action in Baltimore. Surface course work on U.S. 40 east of Ridgeville to Monocacy river progresses, westbound lane underway.
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Frederick
Baltimore
U. S. 340
American Bridge Company
U. S. 240
U.S. 240
The
Commission
Joseph Hildebrand
U S. 40
Ezra Hoffman
U. S. 40
40-A
Wight Named Chairman Planning Commission
Dane E. Wight of near Urbana was named chairman of the Planning Commission at a joint meeting with the Board of County Commissioners. Noah and Kefauver were named vice chairman, and William Brosius was chosen as secretary. officers will serve for one year. The first public meeting is set for September 20 at the Commissioners office in the Court House. Regular meetings planned for the third Tuesday evening each month. Also planning to study similar systems in nearby counties and visit related projects. Other members named include Bruce Crum and Edward Holter.
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Planning Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Dane E. Wight
Urbana
Noah & Kefauver
Miedletown
William Brosius
Mu.sturetans
Commissioners
Court House
Bruce Crum
Edward Holter
Police Find Service Station Window Broken
Police report a service station on East Patrick Street operated by Roscoe H Masser showed a broken window and attempted entry around 2:25 am. Officers noted glass in the rest room and found the wiring on a window, suggesting the intruder could not gain access.
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City Police
Servier
Roscoe HE
East Patrick Street
Ciees
Wilbur Huddleson
Ralph Potts
Rag Plant Fire Sweeps Baltimore Area
A big fire swept a northwest Baltimore rag company early today injuring six firefighters. The one story brick building owned by S. Shapiro and Sons Inc was destroyed along with its contents including bales of rags waste materials wiping cloths and a textile processing unit. Eight alarms and over 30 fire units fought the blaze for about two hours starting at 2 20 a m. Neighbors reported dense smoke and a strong odor near Union and Buena Vista avenues.
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Baltimore. i
Baltimore
Union
Buena Vista ‘Avenues
S. Shapiro and Sons, Inc
Little League Slugger Shriner Hurt In Bicycle Crash
Adrian Shriner, 12, star of the National Division Little League All Stars, suffered a compound fracture and head injury when his bicycle collided with a westbound car on East Third Street. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital after the 11:47 a.m. crash near North Market Street. Police charged driver John R. Erickson with reckless driving. Erickson, employed by American Bridge Company, was released pending a hearing.
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Little League All Stars
Adrian Shriner
North Market Street
East Third Street
Staley Memorial Stadium
Natiodad Americas
Erickson
Market Drops Sharp in Heavy Trading On Wall Street
NEW YORK UA The stock market declined sharply in heavy trading after a quiet morning. DuPont fell to 226.50, U S Steel to 57.25, Bethlehem Steel to 149, and Youngstown Sheet & Tube to 86.50 with Boeing and General Dynamics down over a dollar. Analysts cited a Geneva conference as a possible mild peace scare.
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New York
DuPont
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Standard Gil
New Jersey
Boeing
Dollas
General Dynamics
Wall Street
Eldon Grimm
Walston & Co
Talks Going Pretty Good at Geneva Conference
President Eisenhower told reporters in Geneva that he feels pretty good about the Big Four talks so far and that progress has been friendly. He had been shopping for grandchildren and then visited the Rhone Hotel before heading to the American delegation’s headquarters.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Rhone
Heat Wave May Break Wednesday forecasted cooler turn
Forecasters expect a slight relief from a five day heat streak with cooler tonight and Wednesday somewhat cooler with temperatures dipping below 70. Rain showers Tuesday refreshed gardens but no major storm is in sight through Friday as heat peaks around the upper 80s and low 90s.
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Fishing Creek
Gambrill State Park
Bids Soon Sought for New Penney Store Work
Bids expected around August 15 for construction of the new J C Penney store on North Market Street. The former building was destroyed by fire months ago. Drawings near completion. L R Waesche and Sons Thurmont contractors, sub for excavation, to begin in basement. Cellar will be deepened 34 inches and two elevator shaft excavations planned.
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J.C. Penney
Oll
North Market Street
L.R. Waesche and Sons
Thurmont
Four Power Talks Focus On German Unification Agenda
Geneva reports the Big Four agree German unification to top a four point agenda for Geneva talks. European security, disarmament and East West contact development follow, with Western ministers stressing unity and a heads of government decision on any extra items. Eisenhower, Eden and Faure praise the opening, Bulganin emphasizes security while promising to study Western proposals.
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Geneva
Paris
Eisenhower
Eden
Faure
Bulganin
Big Four
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Soviets Don t Intend To Cut Back Power In Europe
At Geneva summit the Soviet leaders signaled no major retreat in Europe power. Bulganin prioritized European security over German unification and offered no concession to link Germany with the West. Western officials conclude no imminent Soviet German policy shift, despite hopes. The conference yielded Bulganin’s unexpected pledge to supply atomic material to the international pool.
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Europe
Geneva
Russia
Germany
Eisenhower
Eden
Faure
Premmer Bulganin
Bulganin
West
Fawie
Bulanin
International Atomic Pool
Fisenhower
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Moge Jensen
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Harry A Nogle
Clenton F. Nokes
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Poole
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Elmer J Shelfan, Jr
Ronald F. Sier
Wilmer D. Sier
Charles M. Smith
Eward C. Smith
Earl F. Starr
Elwood L. Summers
Melvin C. Tobery
Robert. T. Wilson
FBI
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Charles V Main
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Penney
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