Jersey Field Day Friday holds 22nd annual event
The 22nd Western Maryland Jersey Field Day will be held Friday at the Frederick Fairgrounds beginning at 9:30 am. The event is sponsored by the Marland State Fair Board and the University of Maryland Extension Service with Kenneth Myatt of Rawleigh NC directing judging. Exhibitors include numerous Boonsboro New Windsor Moun Airy and Frederick participants with senior and junior divisions featuring bulls cows and numerous calves and dairy stock.
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Frederick Fair
Marland State Far Board
University of Marynland Extension Service
Kenneth Myatt
Rawleigh
North Carolina
Adu
Brandon King
Boonsboro
Nancy Groomes
Nelson
Wallace Platt Nelson
New Windsor
J. Wilfred Runkles
Ernest A Grove
Hagerstown
Brenda Koontz
Linda Koontz
David A Sales
G. Nathan Stiles
Jane Wallace Neilson
Calvin Oslewee
Larry D. Ogietree
Virgil Ogietree
Frederic
Airgrounds
Vona
Frederick
Th Springer
Rocky Ridge
Douglas E. Weaver
Michael R. Weaver
Rowe 1
Fairplay
Dons Frances Wi Jams
Judy T. Williams
Route 2
Union Bridge
Jersey Field Day
Magistrate Court Hears Limiting Hearing and 10 Cases
The session led by Substitute Magistrate Joseph J. Coady included a limifing of a woman case as the main event while ten other matters were decided. Paul Marvin Marshall, 19, La Plata, found guilty on four charges including driving with license suspended and running a red light, with a total fine and costs of 325 and 105 days. Or a Foster Saler, 59, East Church street, guilty of failing to stop after a collision with an uninjured car, fined 10 and costs.
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Brunswick
Joseph J. Coady
Coady
Paul Marvin Marshall
la Plata
Church Street
Local Court Docket Records Multiple Guilty Pleas
A compiled list shows defendants pleaded guilty on various charges including failing to appear, assault and battery, reckless driving, disturbing the peace, and intoxication. Sentences include fines up to 60 dollars and costs, with several suspensions or withheld provisions pending treatment or cooperation.
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Edgar Milton Rollison Jr
Frederick
Emerson Loraine Barkier
Airy
Leonard Sylvester Mercer
East Patrick Street
Mercer
Albert Henry Danner
Brunswick
Danner
Perry Port Veterans Hospital
Roy A. Kane
Cleveland
Oho
Guity
Fred Allen Baumsammner
Beniz Street
Daniel McDorom
Dennis L. Yeober
Baltmore
Powers Trial Date Not Yet Officially Announced
The Soviet Union has not given the United States an official trial date for U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers nor allowed embassy interviews. Tass in Moscow said Powers would be tried for espionage starting August 17, with the U S Embassy in Moscow remaining without a reply to repeated interview requests. Meanwhile a separate injury report notes two people hurt in a 850 accident on Bre Woods Road in Dickerson, while a Poland law increases penalties for tax and customs violations.
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Washington
United States
Francis Gary Powers
State Department
Tass
Moscow
Powers
Soviet Union
Lincoln White
U. S
White
Bre Woods
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Florence Hallman
Selman
Mee
Charles Jackson
Big Woods
Big Woods Road
William B. Beall
Beall
Bethesda
Montgomery
GOP Faces Clash as Nixon Favored for 1960 Ticket
GOP leaders signal a hard hitting campaign and possible internal platform clashes two weeks before Chicago nominating convention. Nixon is seen on ballot while Rockefeller backers push a Rockefeller draft with civil rights emphasis. Kennedy criticizes Nixon in Los Angeles and prepares a vigorous campaign.
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Chicago
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
GOP
International
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Clarence Brown
Ono
Mats
Conrad Hiton
Nelson A. Rockefelter
New York
Blackstone Theater
Rockefeller
Bocky
Morton
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Western Union Seeks Telegram and Money Order Rate Increase
Western Union has proposed higher rates on telegrams and money orders. The company asked the Federal Communications Commission for approval in New York.
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Western Union
New York
Federal Communications Commission
Western Union to raise telegram and letter rates June 17
The company plans increases to 15 word telegrams by 5 cents and 50 word day letters by 10 cents. Fifty word night letters would rise under 10 cents on average. Telegraphic money orders under $100 would rise 5 cents with higher amounts graded. Increase links to higher wage costs from union contracts. Private wire, telemeter, telex, and volume-discount plans remain unaffected unless FCC delays.
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Western Union
FCC
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Jersey
Warsaw
Poland
Norfolk
Virginia
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Virginia Beach
Lan
Feerer
Baltimore
Pier
Pratt St
Bes
Norfolk Wherf
OLD Bay Line
Ee Credit
Agh Bk
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Studebaker
Eves Tower
CES Aadc
ABC
S. Market St. Frederieck
Pearre
South Market St
Aperative Association
Bausch & Lomb
South Seas
Bill Myers
Varsity Boys
Hsouth's Restaurant
Bowers Lumber
Sixth & East Sts
Frederick, Md
Charles Men’s Wear
Mays’ Hardware
Melart Jewelers
Joe
Motorist
Woolworth’s
ODP
Adolph Staury Satons of
Davis Camera Mart
Norman’s Children’s Store
Footer’s Cleaners
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