Three City Accidents Leave Two Hurt
Two people were treated for minor injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital after three city accidents. Carroll W. Smith, 39, hit Hanson L. Hessler, 38, from behind on East South street injuring Pauline Hessler, 3. Damage estimated at 225 dollars. In a separate incident Mrs. Gale Lee Ford, 29, fell from a farm truck and injured her left knee. A third crash at Harmon Field involved Marian E Smith, 19, who was thrown from a car after it struck the curb. suspect Denver Shook charged with reckless driving and driving without a license.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll W. Smith
Myersville
East South Street
South Market Street
Hanson L. Hessler
Angers
Smith
Hessler
Pauline Hessler
Bernard King
Gale Lee Ford
Rf. J. Frederick
Ford
Joseph F. For
Motter Avenue
Ninth Street
Harmon Field
Winchester Street
Marian E Smith
Brunswick
Clarke Place
Winchester
Hiakas Vanneradty Smith
Denver
Smith South
Granddaughter Receives Estabrook Farm in York will
The Estabrook farm near Gambrill Park Road Suns Hill is bequeathed to Susanne Estabrook of York Pa. by Nellie Estabrook. Cricket House and one acre go to Lola McKenzie with reversion on death. Ruth Estherstabronk to administer estate as per the will witnessed by William Mo Storm and Hethe Vaho.
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Sunny Halls
Nellie Mellingabrook
Estabrook
York
Orphans Court
Gambrill Park Road
Suns Hill
Katabrook
Susanne
Lola McKenzie
Cricket House
Missabrook
Miss Estabrook
Misabrook
Wise Estabrook
Ruth Estherstabronk
Cooler Air Ends Long Heat Wave
The Associated Press reports a cool air mass from Canada ends a lengthy heat wave across the northern and eastern United States. Temperatures fall about 15 degrees, easing 90-degree heat in New England, the Middle Atlantic, the Great Lakes, and the northern Ohio Valley, while the upper Mississippi Valley warms and the Great Basin remains cooler with showers. Violent storms accompany the breakup, with two tornadoes reported in Missouri and severe storms in Chicago and St. Louis, causing no major damage or casualties.
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Associated Press
United States
Canada
New England
Middle Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Great Basin
Missouri
Chicago
St. Louis
West
Atlantic Coast
Portugal Must Close Legation in New Delhi
Prime Minister Nehru urged Portugal to close its legation in New Delhi by August 8 over Lisbon's refusal to negotiate India's Goa claim. Closing the legation would suspend diplomatic relations. India had already closed its Lisbon legation in 1953. Freight and passenger services to Goa were suspended. Lisbon is expected to order closure before the deadline. Nehru vowed peaceful settlement and negotiations, while Portugal maintains its stance. Goa, acquired in the 16th century, remains Portugal's last foreign hold in India.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Portugal
India
Lisbon
Portugese Valany
Goa
Legation
Vasco V. Garin
Newspapers Call Meeting Encouraging Peace Sten
The piece reflects editorials urging resumed Geneva peace talks with Eisenhower and Ben-Gurion amid fear of a wider war. Editors praise World War II harmony efforts and caution that a third week of conflict would harm prospects for peace, urging calm, dialogue, and US leadership to avert escalation.
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Sten
Geneva
GM Reports Record Employment and Payroll Gains
GM reported record employment and payroll in the second quarter and first half of 1953. Worldwide employment averaged 621,954 with payrolls rising in the first six months, U S employment about 408,933. Weekly earnings in the United States averaged roughly 9.8 dollars, and the average work week rose from 40.1 to 43.5 hours.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Ted
U.S
U. S
Arm Amputation After Early Morning Car Crash
State Police report a two car collision on US 40 near New Market when Jerome F. Neville of Baltimore, driving west, was struck from behind by William E. Withide of Waynesboro Pa. Neville suffered severe arm injuries requiring amputation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Neville is in satisfactory condition. Withide was uninjured as Trooper L Baum investigated. no charges were filed.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jerome F. Neville
Baltimore
Nele
William FE. Withide
Waynesboro
New Market
Withide
Neville
Trooner & L Baum
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Frederick County
Clerk records show Amilton Homes sold five Monocacy Village residences in northeast Frederick with prices ranging from 12,000 to 14,000 for buyers including John and Mary Cockerly, William and Mary Dash, Arthur Ravis, James Brashears, and Franklin Danner. Additional transfers include Russell Fisher selling a 55 acre farm near Rocky Ridge for about 12,000, and Elmer Bobbieagle selling a property on H Street Brunswick for about 17,500. Other deeds include Tda Crumhag to Charles Brath in Walkersville for about 8,500 and Gast Lo shall tinder power of attorney from Charlotte Heanek for 4,300 relating to Wondshere.
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Amilton Homes, Inc
Monocacy Village
Frederick
John A. Cockerly
Seminole Road
William A. Dash
Arthur Ravis
James R. Brashears
Franklin E. Danner
Harold F. Clark
William $ Farr
Montgomery
Frederick Counties
Russell C Fisher
Mroo
Donald FB. Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Creagerstown
Aly
Elmer Bo Bieagie
George FE Hoopengardner
H Street
Brunswick
Edward T Geesey
Clarence M. Fogle
Lindenvenue
Hangen
Charlotte V. Heanek
Walter
Weidener
Marsland-Delaware Elks Plan Aug Convention in Hagerstown
Delegates are expected in Hagerstown August 11 to 14 for the 35th annual convention of the Marsland-Delaware District of Columbia Elks. Charles Muller serves as convention chairman with preparations underway for business sessions and related events. Weather forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions.
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Hagerstown
Searly
Marsland-Delaware
Columbia
Elks Ean
Charles Muller
No Secret Agreements At Geneva
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles told congressional leaders that no secret agreements were made at Geneva. A nationwide radio TV address was set for 1:30 p.m. EDT to summarize the summit. Leaders called the briefing very satisfactory and constructive with hopeful prospects for future talks with the Russians.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Geneva
Riesenhower
White House
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Knowland
Galifi
Nixon
Sen
Clements
Kentucky
Russell
Republican Policy Committee
George 119
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pacific
Sai
George
Co ‘Erees
Khrushches
Balzanin
United States
Micephaenee Arrapacnla
Congress
Bridges
Heat Wave Breaks With Cooler Forecast Across Town
Local weather notes describe a brief heat wave easing with cooler temperatures anticipated Sunday. Skies cleared late morning with occasional showers in Frederick and nearby areas. Towns like Walkersville reported rain while other spots saw only light, scattered showers through the day.
Transfer Of License Is Approved Crum Wins Beer License Move
Charles Preston Crum is granted transfer of a Class A off sale beer wine and liquor license from 327 North Market street to South Court street after hearings on objections by residents in the south section. License Commissioner Gailt Cul shall notes prior disputes and parking concerns did not affect the decision.
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Charles Preston Crum
North Market Street
St South Court Street
Gailt Culshall
Crum
Henry V. Wielen
Wielenndern
South Cowl Street
Catshall
Fegislature
Fil
Wale
South Market Street
Obe
Wrelen
South Dart Street
Ups House
Predquick
Stoner
Noth
Frederick
Wilhay Fo Sheftaedd Dr
Weet Clapaten Jr
The
Obverters
Austin James
Canny Stoner
Strike Aims at TV Producers Likely Route to Walkout
The AFL Screen Actors Guild authorizes a national walkout after a near vote by about 19 000 actors and performers. Contract negotiations with producers failed as members are urged to attend meetings nationwide. The union seeks wages around 265 weekly and improved terms beyond the former 250 offer.
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Eleviaon
AFL
Screen Actors Guild
Wld
Sean
Ward Line Guild
Sikr Dids Rer
Man shoots rival then kills himself after showings body
In Springville New York Willis Crandall 59 killed Leroy Pederspiel 28 after a drinking spree in Buffalo suburbs. Crandall shot Leroy at his home then forced Leroy's mother Sarah Pederspiel 54 to drive him back where she waved the rifle away and Crandall fired two rounds into the ground before chasing her with a rifle. State troopers then entered the home and Crandall killed himself with a rifle shot.
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Springville
N.Y
Sarah Julia Pederspiel
Willis Crandall
Crandall
Leroy
Buffalo
Adenauer hails Geneva start toward peace
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called the Geneva conference a success as a start toward international peace. He urged further conferences and supported President Eisenhower’s arms control proposal while stressing the need for German reunification and stabilization in Europe to reduce global tension.
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Muerren
Switzerland
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Geneva
City Court Asked To Define Use Of Alley
Frederick residents and property owners seek a court ruling to define rights to an alley running along the north side of West Patrick Street and the east side of Nariich Bentz Street. They claim long-standing access across the defendant’s land to reach their rear properties and seek a decree to prevent interference.
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Patrick Street
Katherine Powers
Pearne
Charles F. Leeper
Jobo
Wranta
Bernard K Bavingardner
J Tesondee
EO Ebert
Frederick
James Ro Heater
Orange County
Fla Atiarness
Benjamin B. Rasenstack
Stew Vaton Brown
West Chive Street
Nariich Bentz Street
Youths Testify Beer Aided Sign Destruction in Thurmont
Five youths testified before Magistrate Patt M. Little Jr that beer bought for them by Maynard W. Draper led to the destruction of a welcome sign for the President on Foxville road near Camp Cozy. The youths, aged 16 to 20, pleaded guilty to destruction of property. Draper pleaded not guilty and was acquitted. Each youth fined 25 dollars plus costs with 60 days jail suspended and a two year 10 pm curfew. Sign valued about 35 dollars belonged to Wilbur R. Freeze. State Trooper H. J. Brown investigated.
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Wharmont
Patt M. Little, Jr
Thurmont
Robert I. Sharrer
Donald Brice
Charles R. Favorite, Jr
Joseph ©. Fraley
Morris T. Willard
Maynard W Draper
Draper
Lukie
Little
Wilbur R. Freeze
Foxville Road
Thurmount
Freeze
Voung
H. J. Brown
Two Couples Rescued From Water In Delaware Bay
Two couples were saved from a water logged boat after a night of terror in Delaware Bay. Dames W Bennett and Marion Bennett of New Castle, Chance To Keene and Lillian Keene of Kirkwood were treated at Kent General Hospital Dover, after their 14 foot rowboat ran adrift near Packering Beach north of Lewes.
Red China U S and U N to meet at Geneva on civilian repatriation
The United States and Red China will send ambassadors to Geneva next Monday to discuss repatriation of civilians who wish to return home and other issues. Alexis Johnson will represent the U S with secretary of state Dulles to be briefed beforehand.
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Washington
United States
Red China
Geneva
State Department
Alexis Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Johnson
Wfith
Dulles
Henry Suydam
India
Burma
Suydam
Peoples’ Republic of China
United Kingdom
Red
China
Peiping Radio
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Franklin Gowen
Shen Ping
Formosa
Vany Limb
Republic of China
al_ready
Sherbow urges major changes in ESB operations
Attorney Joseph Sherbow calls for a full time director to run administrative functions and a Board of Review to handle judicial duties such as policy for claims payments and appeals. He urges reorganizing the agency’s legal department with the assistant attorney general as general counsel and strengthens the investigations bureau to curb fraud and overpayments.
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Maryland
Fingplosment
Atty Joseph Sherbow Todig
Ynohis Aistic
Sherbow
Sherbew
Atl
Ferdinand Svbert
Sherben
Acenex
Qe Sedal
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Walter Winchell
Walda
Weatz von Dehn
Nest
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Inday
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NAL Forers
Coneninee
Edtort
Mir
Benest
New York Times
Tsene Wa
Ek Assan
Vesit
Berein
Barret
Tarascon Bulsanin Ane Cenasuaniet
Nikita S Rlaushehes Bassa
TAO
Gor
East Bevin
Attaek
Earh
Frederick Vinh
Cain Hn
Ana Sorin
Sali
Walkers Ville
Coehes
Saigon
Majestic
Gallieni
International Armistice Commission
Perle Mesta
Luxembourg
James Michener
Man
Self
Ames
Shear Tau
Festa
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