County to resurface 80 miles of county roads
County plans to resurface about 80 miles of macadam roads but work has been delayed by wet weather. County Engineer Wilson H Rankles said several sections are nearly finished or under improvement, including Meeting House road near Wolfsville, Hampton Valley road to Eyler's Valley, Water Street road near Mt Pleasant, Woodland Way near Myerstown, and Mountaindale Fish Hatchery road. Other projects and routine maintenance are under way by county crews.
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Wilson H. Rankles
Meeting House
MD. 17
Wolfsville
Middlepoint
Hampton Valley
Eyler
Howard Huffer
Jefferson
Burkittsville
Mt. Pleasant
Water Street
Maryland
ME. Pleasant
Walkersville
Woodland Way
Myversville
Easterday
Harp Hill
LW. Euler Company
Mountaindale- Fish Hatchery
J. R. Lillard and Sons
Frederick
Moser
Thurmont
T. Edgie Russell
Angleberger
Stevens
Lewistown
Bankies
Rebels attack Lebanese government building at mission school
Lebanese rebels charged through the grounds of the American mission school in Beirut to attack the main building housing the office of Premier Sami Souri.
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Beirut. Lebanon
American Mission School
Sami Soth
Infant Enjoyed Herself On Sill Four Floors Ep
A 17 month old girl climbed out a window onto a narrow ledge in Cincinnati while her mother slept. A onlooker blocked the ledge as a workman upstairs hammered on the door to help. District 4-H girls will compete Tuesday in Hagerstown for junior championships with state hopes at Timonium Fair.
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Cincinnati
Alma Lee Sanders
Frederick County
Lois
Sanders
Hagerstown
Mary A. Thomas
Alegany
Washington
Garrett
Carroll
Thomas
Janet Hobbs
General Foods
Imogene Romino
Baltimore County
J. Vernon Coblentz
Middletown
Jean Ross
Harford County
Joan Kerschner
Sistant Home
Washington County
Martha Myers
Allegany County
Mary Eaton
Montgomery County
Mary Wise
Joyce Hawkins
Carroll County
Ruth Ann Ifert
Middlestown
Dairy Foods
Margaret Nicholson
New Midway
Jwelsh
Marilyn Garber
Johnsville
Barbara Jean Hahn
Frederick
City Club
Ambrosia
Lynn How ‘Ard
Sandra Jean Burdette
Ballenger
Congo Squares
JoAnn King
Galtenger
Cathy Comstock
Patsy Stup
Woodsboro, Sr
Donna
Jean Compher
Mary Ellen Jones
Jackie
Hevner
Phyllis
Kelly
Barbara Bingham
Fred
Erick City Club
Sally Jones
Mr. Pleasant
Sarah
King
Shelt
Doris Dorreil
Barbara
Brunk
Alice Hevner
Maryland Unemployment Dips in June but Remains High
Maryland's unemployment benefits and initial claims declined in June, signaling one to two week temporary layoffs in some industries, with canneries and construction hiring. Benefit payments dropped weekly to 158,981 checks totaling 4,651,524 dollars, while initial claims fell to 21,078, though up 92.9 percent from June 1957. An additional 2,163 claimants exhausted 26 weeks of benefits in June, bringing October total to 26,362. A 13 week extension affects many exhaustees. Visit cancelled as Soviet border maneuvers disrupt planned student exchange to Armenia and Georgia.
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Baltimore
API
Birometer
Maryland
Robert B. Kimble
State Department of Employment Security
Kimble
General Assembly
First Cement Carload Shipped From Lime Kiln Plant
Alpha Portland Cement Co reports the first carload of cement from its near complete Lime Kiln plant. Four hundred barrels were sent to M. J. Grove Lime Co. and further shipments are planned daily as production starts. The facility will supply cement and mortar to Baltimore Washington and nearby areas with completion slated for September.
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Alpha Portland Cement Co
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Frank Keefer
Baltimore
Washington
Sale of Cramer properties nets $33 300 at Walkersville auction
The late Mrs. Cora D. Cramer estate sale in front of Walkersville Bank produced 33 300 as executor handled by Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank. Properties included a two story frame house on Pennsylvania avenue converted to two apartments selling for 16 200 to Harry D. Stup and wife, a second two story structure with shop space and a four car garage, a nine room Main street home with garage sold for 9 000 to Harry Whitford and wife, and a Pennsylvania avenue building with post office space sold for 7 000 to Walter H. Dudrow and wife. A 10 acre Walkersville district woodlot sold for 400 to John F. Whitmore and Ralph D. Zimmerman. Auctioneer was Glenn Trout. attorney William M. Storm.
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Cora
D. Cramer
Walkersville Bank
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harry D. Stup
Harry Whitford
Post Office
Walter H. Dudrow
Walkersville
John F. Whitmore
Ralph D. Zimmerman
Glenn Trout
William M. Storm
U S And Britain Confront Arab Moves In Middle East
Washington and London warned the United Arab Republic that Egyptian Syrian forces would face grave consequences if they attacked U S or British troops in Lebanon and Jordan. Dulles and Lloyd pressed Cairo amid Nasser's Moscow talks, amid U S assurances that Lebanon deployment aimed to preserve independence, not fight.
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Washington
Middle East
United Arab Republic
Lebanon
Jordan
United States
Cairo
Selwyn U Lloyd
Dulles
Senate
Soviet Union
UU. Ia.r
Nasser
U.S
Moscow
Khrushchev
Russia
Britain
Damassgus
Syrian
Lloyd
Lford
London
I Sabri
Raymond Hare
State Department
USAR
United Nations
New York
Egypt
Fairchild to Report Five Million Loss Early This Year
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp stockholders were told Friday the company will incur a five million dollar loss in the first half of the year. President Richard S. Boutelle issued a stockholder letter, trading paused briefly on the New York Exchange, then resumed on a block of three thousand shares at 107s. The letter forecast further writedowns in the second half due to high development costs of the F-27 wing-prop airliner. BAND CONCERT SUNDAY Readville Thurmont High School Band will give a concert Sunday evening at 8:13 oclock in Boxer Park. The program includes High School Cadets Sousa Scott chorale St Antoni Haydn Brahms Deep River Rhapsody, Walters Walz of the Flowers Tschaikowsky American Polka Morizzer Semper Fidelis Sousa Scott Sugar Time Prairie Lament Walters Broadway Overture Cardinals on Parade Lion Calvin J. Wacker director.
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Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation
Richard S. Boutelle
New York Exchange
Boutelie
Fairchild
Thurmont High School
Boxer
Sousa Scott
Lion
Calvin J. Wacker
20 Ships Of 2d Fleet Reach German Ports
Delegates to the statewide American Legion convention elected new officers and backed sending U S troops to Lebanon, calling for 400000 National Guard. A three hour Baltimore parade followed. Women’s auxiliary elected Mrs Harry L Vogel president. The men will elect a new commander today to succeed John W Sloan. Resolutions urged Eisenhower to act in the Middle East and criticized continued Soviet aggression. Maryland officials opposed Pentagon reserve reorganizations. A portrait of King Faisal II was replaced by an Iraqi flag at the World Fair. Twenty ships of the U S 2nd Fleet, led by Northampton, arrived in Hamburg and Bremerhaven ahead of a major visit.
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Baltimore
American Legion
U. S
Lebanon
National Guard
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Legion
Harry L. ‘Vogel
Cumberland
Mes
Jolen A. Anderson
Dundalk
Alphonsa Needy
Boonsboro
L. Wyle Tipton Sr
Towson
Charles R. Law
Pasadena
Chilcote
Big North
Law
State ‘Legion
Middle East
Eisenhower
Vic Sion
United Nations
Legionnaires
Maryland
Congress
Hoover Commission
Bradley
Mili‘tate
29Th Division
West Virginia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pentagon
Milton Areckord
Wiliam C. Purnell
Maine
Defense Department
Pedro del Valle
Hamburg
Germany
Northampton
Bremerhaven
West Germany
Brunswick
Army leaders pictured at briefing in Washington
From left to right are Adm. James L. Yolloway, overall U.S. commander, Brig. Gen. Sidney S. Wade, head of the U.S.
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Adm
James L. Yolloway
U.S
Sidney S. Wade
Lebanon
Fual Shebab
Assault Charged After Man Kisses Baby Sitter
A Rockville man, Cdeh Zarou, 36, held on $500 bond on two counts of assault and battery after entering a Frederick home, kissing and hugging a young babysitter after being invited for water. Det. Sergt. Ellis Carty led the investigation with several officers. No hearing date set.
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Rockville
Cdeh Zarou
Theeountry
Jordan
Frederick
Det
Sergt
Ellis Carty
Larrest
Cyclist Hurt In Accident In Maryland City
A bicyclist suffered minor injuries in a trio of early Friday accidents in the city. Lida Ant Thrasher, 9, of Pinewood Drive, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and discharged. Walter L Thrasher, no relation, arrested? No charges filed. Second crash on West Third caused a chain of damage involving Amos J Shafer, 72, of Myersville. vehicle damage about 50 dollars each. Shafer charged with operating without a license. Further collision on West Patrick Court left Elmer D Devilbiss cited for following too closely. Two U S servicemen freed from Cuban rebels and nine Army men released in Germany were reported separately.
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Lida Ant 'Thrasher
Pinewood Drive
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Serst
Harry Quinn
Upper College Terrace
West Second Street
Walter L. Thrasher
Jefferson
West Thirdstreet
Amos J. Shafer
Myersville
William Mutehner
Shafer
West Third Street
Bentz
Margaret J. Magnus
Buckeystown
Joy Marie Jenkins
North Market Street
Jenkins
George
Court Street
Elmer D Devilbiss
Hagersteun
Patrick
Devilbiss
Proposals With Rival Goals Push General Assembly Session
United States and Soviet Union push similar Middle East proposals for an emergency General Assembly session. Council to discuss U S Marines in Lebanon and British paratroopers in Jordan amid claims the UAR seeks to overthrow Lebanese and Jordanian governments. Vetoes and abstentions shape looming votes.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
L-Nation Security Council
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Logal
United Arab Republic
Japan
Sweden
Britain
Russia
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Sination Assembly
Heavy Rain Promises Mixed Crop Effects Across County
Heavy showers drenched the city and nearby areas, aiding corn prospects while worsening uncut wheat. Rain totals reached 0.23 inches with heavier falls east of the city. Forecasters predict fair weather then more showers Monday. Jenkins Bros canneries in the city Gaithersburg and Thurmont report corn and bean packings, peas already packed at Gaithersburg, and wet conditions delaying grain receipts. Open market price stands at $1.75 a bushel.
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Pearl
Jenkins Bros
Gaithersburg
Thur’ ‘Imont
1,700 More GIs Begin Landing
Beirirut: 1,700 U.S. paratroopers began landing in Beirut to support 6,500 Marines patrolling ports and beaches amid Nasser's warnings at the UN. Troops from the 24th Infantry Division traveled from Germany via Adana Turkey, aiming to take over Beirut airport from Marines by midnight.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Middle East
Nasser
U.N. General Assembly
24Th
Tsgt
Normand J. Charest
Camp Lejeune
N.C
David W. Gray
Germany
Adana
Turkey
Gray
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Damascus
Khrushchev
Moscow
United States
Britain
D.A R
Peiping
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Russia
Soviet Union
Soviet J Central Asia
Red China
Jordan
Nassser
U.A.R
Cairo
Raymond Hare
State Department
Pentagon
Wide Area Replies To Classified Help Wanted
A small classified note for help wanted drew many responses from beyond Frederick area. The advertiser, Frederick News-Post Box 1109, noted replies from Taneytown Maryland and from Virginia, West Virginia and Ohio. One sender Willard D. Showers of Sugar Creek Ohio dated July 14 offered willingness to work and joked another man would come along if needed.
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Frederick News-Post
Frederick County Products, Inc
Taneytown
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Willard D. Showers
Sugar Creek
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Infant
Armenia
Georgia
Cramer
Legion and Auxiliary
Brussels -Ap
Faisal II of
Iraq
Robert M. McClintock
Guantanamo
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Hof
East Germany
U.N. Assembly
Russ
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