Two Men Sentenced in Shipley Goods Theft Ring
Franklin J. Houff aged 53 of East Sixth Street and Ceval A. Neal aged 58 of Baltimore were sentenced in Circuit Court by Chief Judge Patrick Mrs Schnauffer for a steel goods racket tied to the E. B. Shipley Company. Houff received three years in the House of Correction while Neal was given four years for receiving and selling stolen merchandise. Neal had prior bookmaking convictions in Baltimore.
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Shipter
Baltimore
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Firemen Of County To Meet July 31
Frederick County Firemen's Association will hold its annual meeting next Wednesday at the Thurmont Fire Hall. The event coincides with the Thurmont Carnival and will see some 16 fire companies sending delegates to elect officers and handle annual business, with a parade and concerts planned around the event.
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Buddy Alen
British Jets Strike in Oman Amid Rebel Uprising
Offensive sorties by Royal Air Force aircraft targeted rebel-held fortifications around Nizwa Oman after an ultimatum to dissidents. Leaflet drops warned tribesmen to end their revolt as rebels claim advances near Bahla and Mt El Fehoud. British officials said action focuses on forts and arms supply disruption with U.S. and Saudi contact noted. F Brooke Whiting, prominent Cumberland attorney and banker, dies at 83.
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All-Star Game Set for Baltimore Memorial Stadium
Baltimore Orioles president James Keenly announced that the 2th All-Star Game will be played at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore next July. Harridge of the American League reportedly confirmed the date as July 8, a Tuesday afternoon, with Ford Frick also confirming.
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James Keenly
Baltimore Orioles
Will Harridge
American’League
Memorial Stadium
Harridge
Ford Frick
Ninth A Shot Explodes At Atomic Test Site
The ninth shot of the Atomic Energy Commission test series exploded at 4 50 a m at Yucca Flat. A dust cloud rolled 3640 yards to observers 700 military, News Nob crew, and 31 foreign observers watched. The mushroom cloud rose to an estimated 20600 feet. a brief orange flare appeared as the indigo flash subsided. Market irregular in New York as trading opened.
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Western Maryland Sees Rainfall Concentrated in County
Heavy showers yesterday brought over an inch and a half in parts of Western Maryland while much of the county received less than half an inch. The heaviest rainfall centered west of the city to Catoctin Mountain, with 1.67 inches recorded by the State Police barracks. Gambrill State Park saw 1.62 inches, most falling between 1 and 5 p.m. Tuesday. Weather stations near the city reported lighter totals.
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County Not Drought Disaster Area Finds No Crisis Yet
Frederick County officials report the drought not yet severe enough to declare a disaster. The Drought Emergency Committee notes county wide damage estimates, with corn losses around 30 percent and pasture later gains possible if rain returns. Continuous monitoring urged as conditions could worsen if rainfall remains sparse.
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Harry B. Kanade
Frederick County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Henry R. Shoemaker
Bryce Hopkins
Farmers Home Administration
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Sihe
Civil rights bill vote moves toward mid afternoon
Senate action focuses on limiting enforcement powers of the attorney general for civil rights. Amendments by Anderson and Aiken would confine federal suits to voting rights, seeking injunctions without jury trials, while Bricker and Cooper proposals fail. Separate reports include a Middle Creek bridge collapse trapping a milk truck near Myersville and a Knoxville trial development.
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Albert Summers
Myersville
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Ling
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Venn
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Clinton Desegregation Fallout and Convictions
In Clinton Tennessee, mixed reactions follow the conviction of six men and a woman for violating federal desegregation orders at Clinton High School. The town sees caution and organized Ku Klux Klan activity, with a Baptist minister beaten after helping Negro students past segregationists. John Kasper led the conspiracy. seven defendants face up to a $1000 fine or six months, while four Clinton residents were acquitted. A separate crash in Dover, Delaware killed William Marriot Jr. of Baltimore.
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Supreme Court
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Mary Neil Currier
John Kasper
Robert L. Taylor
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River Conditions Update at Frederick and Weverton
Monocacy River runs low and cloudy at Frederick Junction while the Potomac River flows low and clear at Weverton. The brief weather note records stream states and visibility conditions for local waters.
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Potomac
Weverton
Assessors Ordered to Report on Inequities in Frederick County
The State Tax Commission directed Frederick County assessors to report by August 26 on any inequitable assessments following publicized underassessment reports. The commission also ordered improved record-keeping with a new system starting January 1. County officials and assessors attended the closed meeting after former Democratic assessor Robert Shipley resigned citing inequitable practices.
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State Tax Commission
Frederick County
Commission
Cornelius P. Munday
Mundy
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Albert Ward
A. Larmar Barrick
Ernest C. Speaks
William Burgee
Tax Commission
Robert L Shipley
Shipley
Baltimore Evening Sun
Frederick City Receives Double A Rating From Moody's
City of Frederick earns a double A rating in Moody's Municipal and Government Manual, described as an excellent level by City Register Louis E. Eichelberger. The rating places Frederick above many peers, with only a few U.S. cities ever attaining Triple A in the guide.
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Moody
City Register
Louis E. Eichelberger
Moody‘s Investment Service
New York
Eichelberger
United States
Montgomery County
Moods
International Investment Guide
Frederick
Pleasant Summer Weather Across Nation With Some Rain
Pleasant summer weather prevailed across most of the country as the season’s longest heat wave broke in the Eastern half. Rain fell in some Southern and Western areas while southern regions did not fully feel the cooling air that brought relief to the sweltering railbons. A rain belt moved south from the middle Mississippi Valley to Tennessee and the middle Atlantic Coast.
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New England
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic Coast
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