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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1961

Page

8

New Market Firemen Parade Draws Thousands

An estimated 4 000 to 5 000 people watched the New Market firemen parade on Thursday evening. About 60 units entered, lasting an hour and a half, with numerous awards for best appearing apparatus and floats. The event raised funds for the fire company through a roast beef supper served at the new fire house.

New Market Fathersom United Fire Company Frederick Carrail Manor Ferndale Anciliary New Windsor Hyatistown Secord Independent Hose of Frederich United Af Kaufman Joan Rowe Phebus Clark Phebus Denny Brashears Eugene Maryland Frederick Barracks Charles E Hergett Baltimore Nell B Datis

Reds Collapse In Berlin Aims and Alliances Fray

In Berlin Premier Khrushchev and East German chief Ulbricht clash amid rising tensions in the Soviet bloc. Reports say Khrushchev dispatched teams led by Ambassador Pervukhin to assess East German stability and anti Communist resistance as Ulbricht loses influence.

Leon Dennen AEA Berlin Khrushchev Walter Ubneht Libuicht Krushche Poland Russia West Berlin Wily Brandt West Germany East Ulbricht East Germany Mikhail Pervukhin Democratic Republic Pervukhin Nikola Bulganin Vyachesla Molotov Walter Ulbricht Lenin Kremlin Ulbnecht Ulbnecht Recentl

FBI Arrests Man in Pittsburgh for 340 Tons of Scrap Theft

The FBI arrested 36 year old Robert in Pittsburgh on charges of stealing 340 tons of scrap valued at $6661 from the US Naval Ordnance Plant in South Charleston. Special Agent Bernard C Brown identified him as the suspect. The case involves dismantling and removing heavy equipment connected to the plant.

L Sweeney Pittsburgh Washington Sweeney FBI South Charleston Bernard C Brown Robert

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