Cordell Hull Dies From Stroke at 83
Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull died at 7 a.m. at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland at age 83 after a stroke and arteriosclerosis. Hull served longer in that post than any other and helped lay groundwork for the United Nations earning the 1944 Nobel Peace Prize. He resigned in 1944 due to ill health and spent months in hospital before retirement on November 27.
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Truck Driver To Face Hit Run Deaths Trial In Bel Air
BEL AIR Md Marlin W Landwater 28 of Hummelstown Pa a truck driver charged with manslaughter in the highway deaths of two teenagers will be given a hearing Aug 26 The truck driver also is charged with failing to stop after an accident Landwater surrendered to police three hours after he struck four boys on a fog covered road near Bel Air James R Lace 1 andThomas Davis 18 both of Darlington were killed State Police said they have conflicting stories about the accident One version had the teens taking a ride on the highway when struck
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Chair Misses Kills Woman in Cumberland Club Incident
Daisy Elizabeth Priddy, 45, died after a chair struck her during a fight at the South Cumberland Republican Club. Autopsy pending. Clyde Fike, Richard House suspects arrested. Others, Leolia Corrigan and Betty Moyer, in custody. no charges filed yet. Witnesses report beer bottle involved.
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Government Eyes Consumer Credit Amid Economic Signals
New York reports show consumer debt peaking after a summer of prosperity as the Federal Reserve and the currency controller urge cautious policy. Banks are now asked to report consumer loans to gauge credit conditions without signaling a tightening that would curb financing.
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Northeast Wilts Under Intense Heat Sweeps Regions
The Northeast and Midwest endured extreme heat with records near or above 90s across cities from New York to Buffalo. Officials warned of heat, humidity, and scattered storms, with relief via a cooler front expected by Sunday. Buffalo faced severe water shortages. lawn sprinkling and auto washing were banned.
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Delegation Is Selected for U.N. Post Nomination
The White House announced the makeup of a U.S. delegation for the next session. President Eisenhower intends to nominate Henry Cabot Lodge III as ambassador to the United Nations. The nominations await Senate confirmation.
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Leave Early Today For Camp With Frederick Troops
About 200 officers and men from Frederick and surrounding areas left the State Armory around 3 30 a m today for a two week summer encampment at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation Pennsylvania. Company A and the Medical Company of the 115th Infantry travel by car and truck with advance detachments already moved. Capt Willard Horiie led Company A, Major Ralph W Ballin regimental surgeon commands the Medical Company. The regiment breaks camp and local troops return to the city on Saturday Aug 6.
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Russians Top Visitor Says They Will Attend Church
A Soviet farm delegation member said he and Russians touring Ames will attend church on Sunday if invited. Alexander Tulupnikov, known for unruly hair and quick humor, gave a live TV interview last night. Washington reportedly aided discussions between South Viet Nam leader Ngo Dinh Diem and the Communist regime on reunification elections.
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Four Hurt In Car Missing Detour Sign Crash
Four New Jersey residents were injured near Frederick when a 1944 station wagon failed to slow for a US 40 detour near New Market. Driver John H Gallandt 20 and passengers Margaret Hummel Gallandt 21 Mrs Margaret Stummel 45 and Charles A Hummel 14 from Paterson N J received cuts and bruises and were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Trooper A G Hedden said Gallandt tried to enter the east bound lane before the crash as the westbound lane narrowed to one due to construction. The car overturned once and rested on its roof. No charges were reported. In a separate incident Shirley Harrison 21 of Mount Airy was treated for a lacerated leg cheek and elbow after a crash in Mount Airy and admitted after emergency room treatment. Randolstown State Police are investigating.
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Futile Search For Body On Moeneca River
Police and county officers scoured the Moeneca River for a rumored woman’s body after a colored man reported seeing her float downstream near Pred Eyuick. Sheriff Oversee AP Alexander and deputies led the hunt as fishermen along the river watched, but no remains were found and no missing person was confirmed.
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Bantam kill by stray dog reported
Francis states in Jonville that a straw dog entered his bantam pen this morning and killed about 20 birds before escaping. No further details available.
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Break In Heat On Way May Come Sunday
A heat break is in sight late Sunday or Monday after this week’s ninth straight day of nineties. The Lie airport observed 83 at 9:35 a.m. with highs near mid nineties expected, though thunderstorm chances remained remote. Sky partly cloudy tomorrow may bring scattered thundershowers, with Monday forecast fair and cooler. Yesterday’s humidity fell about 11 percent and traffic to the country increased as city pools stayed busy.
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New Equipment For East End Playground
At an East Frederick PTA meeting the Playgrounds Committee was authorized to purchase new playground equipment including a climbing structure a merry go round a sliding board and two basketball goals A bicycle rack for East Frederick School is also planned The PTA president led the eight oclock session with other attendees named includes Glenn Rips Peon Warner Brittain and several local residents The weather note reports light cloudiness in Frederick Junction and clear at Weverton.
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Jack Pot Days Sales Boost in Frederick Stores
Frederick shoppers crowded the three day Jack Pot Days sale with Friday night figures reaching 80 percent of the prior day’s volume. Officials expect strong sales to continue as more than 100000 prize tickets circulate for a Baker Park drawing tonight for a Plymouth sedan and $4000 in prizes.
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Baptist World Alliance closes 50th conference in London
The Baptist World Alliance ended its 50th conference in London with Billy Graham urging 45,000 attendees at Arsenal Stadium to stay true to the faith. Graham warned that intellects falter amid global problems while calling for orthodox belief, evangelism, humanitarian work, and unity with other Christian denominations. A separate item notes U S servicemen in Korea must pay postage on mail.
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Eisenhower and Zhukov hold private hour at Geneva summit
President Eisenhower and Soviet Marshal Zhukov conferred for about an hour at the Geneva summit, likely on exchanging military blueprints. Observers noted the discussion amid ongoing Western efforts to resolve the unification and security dispute, with Bulganin and Eden also engaging in talks on October foreign ministers' plans.
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