Badly Hurt As He Falls Down Silo
A New Windsor man, James H. Fritz, 28, was badly hurt when he fell about 32 feet from a silo on the Henry Morningstar farm near Middleburg while working for Ralph T. Coe. He suffered a possible skull fracture and injuries to a leg and ankle and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Windsor
Middleburg
James H. Fritz
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fritz
Ralph T. Coe
Henry Morningstar
Morningstar
Union Bridge Fire’ Company
Extradited men face charges after Hanover shooting
Pat James Heflin Roy Marvin Jackson both of Frederick were held in Adams county jail after pleading guilty or related charges to the Ditzler shooting near Dicks Dam. Heflin faced aggravated assault with a firearm and was held on 3,000 bail. Jackson pleaded to a gun act violation as Heflin accomplice and faced 1,000 bail. One Frederick man released to the U S Marine Corps for trial. Separate property sales reported for New Market real estate.
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Gettysburg
Pat James B. Heflin
Roy Marvin Jackson
Frederick
Adams County
Builty
Justice of the Peace
John H. Basehore
Hanover
Dicks’ Dam
Maryland
Frederick County
Pennsylvania
Justice Basedore
Marine Heflin
Jackson
Heflin
U. S. Marine Corps
Marines
Harold R. Perkins Jr
Bernard F. Ditzler
Dicks” Dam
Ditzler
Abdormer
Hanover Hospital
Cyprus Imposes 30 Day Curfew Under British Rule
Cyprus lives under a dusk to dawn curfew enforced by the British for 30 days to curb violence. Communities face restrictions as authorities seek to restore order amid unrest. The measure targets all areas with limited movement and curbs on public gathering.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Marines Landed in Beirut Aboard USS Olmsted
Charles H White Martin L Shook and Charles L Chipley husband and sons of Frederick residents were aboard the attack transport ship Olmsted that participated in landing the third increment of U S Marines at Beirut Lebanon.
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U.S. Sixth Fleet
FHTAC
Charles H. White
USN
Alrs
Jane M. White
Lee Place
Frederick
Martin L. Shook
Milton
L. Shook
East-Third Street
Beverly A. Shook
Stewart Manor
Naty
Charles L. Chipley
Charles Lawrence. Chipley
East South Street
Ruth E. Chipley
Sterling Street
Norfolk
Olmsted
Beirut
Lebanon
Ex-Convict Held In Death Of Bride
Ex convict Clayton E Breeding, 26, was caught in Newark Delaware while breaking into a veterans club and handed to Maryland State Police to be returned to Easton Maryland for questioning in the slaying of Ruth Ben Cannon a 19 year old pregnant bride whose body was found near her Burrsville Maryland home. Police said she died of strangulation and a piece of cloth from her skirt was found tied around her neck. A wide manhunt centered on Caroline County Maryland followed the June 28 disappearance and two days later the body was found. Breeding had been described as fit for a menial institution and had served an 18 month sentence for breaking and entering.
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Newark
Del
Clayton E. Breeding
Postei
Easton
Caroltine County
Ruth Ben Cannon
Burrsville
Maryland
Delaware
Shortpaid Charge To Be Suspended For Three Months
The Post Office Department will suspend the five cent shortpaid charge from August 1 to November 1 to ease the transition as postage rates rise. The move follows the July 1 start of the five cent fee for insufficient postage, with billed addressees, amid anticipated upticks in mail and stamps purchases. Local offices expect a last minute rush at month end.
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Post Office Department
Cincinnati Times-Star Sold to Scripps for Post Times Star
The Cincinnati Times-Star will publish for the last time after E. W. Scripps Co. bought the paper and merged it with the Cincinnati Post. The new combined Daily will be called the Cincinnati Post-Times Star. Purchase price was not disclosed.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Scripps Co
Cincinnati
E. W. Scripps Co
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Post-Times Star
Scripps
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Cincinnati Enquirer
All Star Play Today in Frederick Thurmont Westminster
Rain threatens opening games of the Little League All Star tournament in Frederick Thurmont and Westminster Brunswick meets Frederick Americans Frederick Nationals face Westminster Emmitsburg plays Thurmont Officials say postponements push games to Tuesday with rounds two and three on consecutive nights The Brunswick Frederick American game at Baker Park starts 6 30 p m The Frederick Nationals Westminster clash starts 6 p m at Westminster Thurmont Emmitsburg game set for 6 a m at the Thurmont Little League field Aust Brachey leads Thurmont roster including Beeson Stull Freshman Zentz Royer Dewees Leatherman Frushour Strine and others pitchers Freshman Dewees and Frushout.
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Frederick
Thurmont
Westminster
Brunswick
Baker Park
Aust Brachey
Joseph Beeson
Michael Stull
Larry Freshman
David Zentz
Samuel Royer
Richard Dewees
Dwight Leatherman
Charles Frushour
Michael Strine
Dennis Black
Larry ‘Smith
Strafford Sawyer
William Houck
Charles Porter
Roger
Dewees
Frushout
Water level steady as rains aid city reservoir supply
Despite heavy rains early in the season the Fishing Creek reservoir spillway shows light flow with consumption down. Water officials cite quick runoff from strong storms and note reservoir levels are higher than last year, though August demand may rise with two local packing plants reopening. July rainfall brings total to 4.22 inches at the airport, with cool mid July temps and a forecast for more showers.
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Fishing ‘Creek
Uttle
William J. Davis
Frederick
Tuscarora Creek
Linganore Creek
U.S. and Allies Draft Reply to Khrushchev on Middle East
Washington sources say the United States and allies draft a reply to Khrushchev proposing United Nations mediation for the Middle East crisis. A Security Council meeting may be arranged with Western powers cautious about an immediate summit. Eisenhower and top advisers weigh a calm constructive response while seeking substantial progress at the U.N. Security Council.
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Washington
United States
Khrushchev
Middle East
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Eisenhower
Britain
France
India
Geneva
Brit- Washington
Ovesn Sds
Jordan
Macmillan
James C. Hagerty
Khrushi
Hagerty
Chev
Gene
Jaane Aline Uwaaorfu
Fisenhower
Nurusucury
Dulles
Teles
Khrush Jis
Selwyn Lloyd
Loyd
Lloyd
London
Civatory
Dukes
She
White House
Pope
Moscow
United Nations Security Council
U.S
Soviet Union
Lioyd
Security Council
U_N
U.N
Lloyd and
Lebanon
Miss Adkins Nominated Undersecretary of Health
Washington IAP President Eisenhower named Bertha S. Adkins, longtime assistant chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, to be undersecretary of health education and welfare. She would replace Dr. John A. Perkins who resigned March 1 to return to the presidency of the University of Deir re. PARIS AP Soviet sources say Moscow may station troops in Syria at Arab Republic summit. Adkins, a Salisbury Maryland native, maintains a home there. The summit result may not yield a Middle East arrangement, with Krushchev’s last summit call. Soviet informants say the U.S. troop move into Lebanon signals a major shift, questioning whether the U.S. has abandoned diplomacy for force. Khrushchev may seek a direct talk with Eisenhower to probe the decision.
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Washington
IAP
Eisenhower
Bertha S. Adkins
Republican National Committee
John Alanson Perkins
University of Deirre
Paris
Adkins
Moscow
Salisbury
Syria
United Arab Republic
Middle East
Krushchev
Soviet Union
Beirut
Lebanon
United States
U.S
Nasser
Khrushchev
Cairo
Kuwait
Damascus
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Britain
U. S
United Nations
Navy
Jordan
G.A.R
Foreign Ministry
Amman
Hussein
Three Car Collision Blocks Highway Near Barracks B
State Police report a three vehicle chain reaction on U S 40 near Barracks B of the Maryland State Police caused about 11 000 in damages and 20 minutes of traffic delay. No injuries. Vehicles were a 1957 Ford station wagon driven by Jack Kramer 29 Punxsutawney Pa a 1959 Del Soto sedan driven by Leland Luft Silver Spring and a 1957 Pontiac coupe driven by Robert Snyder 25 Middletown Pa. Snyder failed to stop and struck Luft rear ending the Luft car which then hit Kramer's wagon. Tow trucks freed the tangled cars. Damages totaled 550 to Snyder 250 to Luft and 200 to Kramer. Troopers Efford and Bosley investigated Snyder was charged with reckless driving with trial set for August 13 in Magistrate Court.
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Punxsutawney
Leland J. Luft
Silver Spring
Robert E. Snyder
Middletown
U.S. 40
Kramer
Luft
Snyder
Ihe Luft Auto
Robert C. Efford
T. S.bosley
Suit Filed Over Final Account In Naylor Estate
Orphans Court petitions object to ratification of the first and final account of Charles Henry Naylor administrator of the Naylor estate of Buckeystown. Claims totaling about 2 million dollars were filed for funeral expenses and loss of clothing by four Frederick area relatives killed in the November 9 automobile wreck linked to Naylor. The state roads commission awarded a 724 249 dollar contract for a Maryland 32 modernization project. Also reported is a serious eye injury to Francis J. Putman at a quarry and a Marine being treated in Baltimore with potential loss of sight after a metal chip struck his eye. The article notes the carriers and claimants in the Naylor case and the ongoing probate proceedings.
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Orphans Court
Charles Elijah Naylor
Buckeystown
Wis US
Naylor
Ralph G. Kanode
Margaret R. Kanode
Lillie Virginia
O’bryan
Catherine E. Kinton
Frederick
Auiluudlalues
Mmalon G. Kanode Jr
Melvin J. O'Bryan
Ralph W. Linton
Alton Y.bennett
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Charles Henry Naylor
Office of Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
State Roads Commission
Per M. J. Grove Lime Company
Forsenal
Moderniza
Maryland
Howard
Kanade
O'Bryan
Linton
Charles Naylor
Francis J. Putman
Lee Place
Farmers Co- Operative Association, Inc
New London
U.S. Sixth Fleet
FHTNC
Put
Marine
Donald L. Harp
Maynard R. Harp
Wilmer Eye Institute of
Johns Hoplef
Myersville
Kins Hospital
Baltimore
Beirut
Lebal
Seventies ships now in U.S. Sixth Fleet
Vice Adm. Charles R. Brown announced aboard the USS Des Moines that the U.S. Sixth Fleet has grown to 75 ships capable of aiding Jordan if ordered, continuing the fleet’s support alongside Lebanon. Brown spoke to newsmen aboard the Des Moines, the flagship bundled with the expanded force.
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Des Moines
Lebanon
Adm
Charles R. Brown
Jordan
Brown
Five Day Outlook From AP Maryland Delaware
The five day forecast notes temperatures about 5 or 6 degrees below normal with little daily change. Expect rain or showers daily except Wednesday and about one inch of precipitation overall. Normal lows range from 65 to 71 degrees, dipping into the mid 50s in the mountains.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Marines join patrols of Lebanon amid atomic capability claim
U S Marines join Lebanese army patrols as Washington asserts all ground air and sea units have atomic capability while signaling withdrawal once U N measures ensure Lebanon s independence. NATO era tensions rise with Nasser Khrushchev talks and Kuwait s oil role.
Maryland 32 road resurfacing contract details
Roads Commission sources say a local firm has received a notice to proceed with 3.54 miles of Maryland 32 from West Friendship toward Sykesville. Bituminous resurfacing, some relocation, curve modifications, and widening to four feet are included. Maryland 32 is being rebuilt from Sykesville to Eldersburg by T. E. Russell Company of Frederick. A three quarter mile gap will remain between Russell and Grove contracts south of Sykesville. Further improvements are planned later in the 15 year modernization program. Market report notes steel and oils in demand as stock market advances in early trading.
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Roads Commission
Maryland 32
West Friendship
Sykesville
Eldersburg
Maryland 26
T. E. Russell Company
Frederick
Russell
Grove
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Pressen
Potomac
Russia
Miss Adkins
Ebanon
China
Sheik
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Friendship South
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