Farmers Approve Draft in 42 County Referendum Vote
In Frederick County farmers cast ballots Friday on a wheat marketing quota referendum. Thirty one of 161 voted yes and eight no with three ballots challenged. Results affect 1957 supports and soil bank payments, tying Maryland levels to national averages. The ACS notes turnout was lower than expected amid local apathy.
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Frederick County
Soil Bank
Maryland
Torurn
ASC
Howard
Montgomery
Carroll
Washington County
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery and
Chester S. Bradley
Daly
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
Court House
Thomas L. Duss
Myersville
Middletown Grange Hall
Libertytown
P. m
Daniel E. Wight
Urbana
Julian Tarrant
Richmond
Essex Market Robbery Nets $10000 In Aisle Heist
A masked bandit at Daum’s Fulla Basket in Suburban Victory Villa forced the manager to open the inner safe and herded 11 people into two freezers. He escaped in a small green sedan with an estimated $10,000 after battering the safe. Police logged two witnesses who saw the getaway.
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Baltimore
Roy Coakley
Daum
Victory Villa
Coakley
Hoffmans Nomination Confirmed By Senate Vote 64-22
President Eisenhower won Senate confirmation for Paul G. Hoffman as United Nations delegate in a 64 to 22 vote. Republicans split, with some condemning the president’s integrity while others defended Hoffmans patriotism amid charges of communism. Also noted, Melvin Troxell, 14, of Rocky Ridge, sustained a right foot fracture when caught under a tractor and treated at Annie M. Warner Hospital.
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Eisenhower
Paul G. Hoffman
United Nations
Senate
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D-Ore
Knowland
Calif
California
Sen
Kuchel
Rocky Ridge
Melvin Troxell
Edgar Troxell
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Aswan Dam Cancelation Shifts Middle East Gamble
Washington and London cancel the $400 million Aswan Dam offer to Egypt aiming to curb Soviet influence in the Middle East and push Nasser toward Western ties. State Department officials warn Russia may react and warn Arab and developing nations, while Egypt’s actions with arms purchases and nationalism stir regional tensions.
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Jomn M. Migmtower
Washington
United States
Britain
Egypt
Middle East
State Department
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Dulles
Nasser
Aswan
Moscow
World Bank
Aswan Dam
Palestine
Turkey
Selwyn Lloyd
Arab World
Asia
Africa
Civil rights vote delayed amid Russia and Senate concern
The House delayed a final vote on a civil rights measure amid external pressure and political maneuvering. Rep. Howard Smith said only meritorious amendments would be allowed, while supporters hope the vote timing may yield political dividends despite impeachment of delay.
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Rep
Howard Smith
Congress
Smith
Nome
House
Senate
Washington
Body Found In River Not Weinberger Baby
New York reports a newborn baby’s body found floating in the Hudson River. Medical examiners mention Weinberger ties as authorities pursue leads amid FBI checks and ongoing inquiries. In Virginia, Rasph Ecker, a jeweler from Fredericksburg, injured in a car crash near Woodstock, awaits surgery with his condition listed as fair.
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River
Weinberger
New York
Hey
Hudson River
Dustasiel
FBI
Woodstock
Rasph Ecker
Frederck
Peter Weinberger
Weinhis
Berter Boy
Autopsy Details Tied to Weinberger Child Case
Dr Milton Helpern, medical examiner, performed an autopsy and stated the body was the beady of a newborn and likely under one hour old at death. The scene involved a barge captain seer at Pier 91, with timing estimated between one and two monies, aligning with prior descriptions.
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Weinberger
Milton Helpern
Mrs Harold Weisburg to be Honored at NYC Luncheon
Hyatts town resident Mrs Harold Weisburg, winner of a recent national chicken cooking contest, will be honored Monday afternoon at a luncheon in New York City. The event, sponsored by the New York Food Editors, will feature her prize winning dish Chickes Shortcake Eileen served at the Tureen Terrace in the Franklin Simon department store.
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Harold Weisburg
Hyattstown
New York Food Editors
New York City
Franklin Simon Department Store
Weisburg
Chickes
Eileen
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Noah E. Kefauver
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Union
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North Market St
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Blue Ridge News Agency
East Patrick Street
Frederik Tropical Aquaraim
South Market ST. Tropics
Farone
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Keane Furniture
South Market St. Monement
Democrata
Ralph Ecker
Virginia
Ecker
Harrisonburg
F. B.A
Francis
E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
F. F. Motors
Everiress Pomme
Franklin (Buddy) Fogle
M Vox
Ag Navox
Cosmopolitan
Magnavox
the Video Theatre
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Dailey’s Funeral Home
N. Market St
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