Storm Chosen Democratic Campaign Manager in Frederick
Eduard D. Storm, a Frederick Emmitsburg attorney and former Congressional candidate, was chosen by the Democratic State Central Committee as campaign manager for the upcoming general election. He has held many party roles, led local and state committees, and will head a new Democratic Campaign Headquarters at 223 North Market Street with a second tent at the Frederick Fairgrounds.
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Eduard D. Storm
Frederick
Maryland
Young Democrats
Storm
Frederick County Heart Association
Frederick Bar Association
State Central Committee
Democratic
Hershberger
North Market Street
County roads pay scale under review after meeting
About 100 road workers gathered at the department shop to press for a merit pay system and a shorter or fixed work day, while the Roads Board considers revisions. County officials urged prompt study and warned adjustments may not please everyone as the longer day could start soon.
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County Roads Department
East Church Street
County Roads Board
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
Advisory Roads Board
Roads Department
A. Irvin Renn
Mehra B.ramsburg
Embezzlement Charge Against ILWU Local Agent
Baltimore indictment accuses Joan E. Harrison, business agent for the International Longshoremen's Local 1355, of embezzling 12049.33 dollars from union funds. Grand jury heard testimony from union members and investigators after an audit. offense dated June 30.
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Baltimore
International Longshore ‘Men’s Asst
Joan E. Harrison
Union
Khrushchev Ought To Know America Is Humanity
J M Roberts analyzes Khrushchev’s potential view of America and New York. He argues the USSR leader would miss the full picture, as America’s essence lies in people and humanity, not just industry. Also reports Navy plans to fly 300 Naval Academy midshipmen home from the Lebanon crisis and a pay raise for DC schools superintendent.
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Khrushchev
America
J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
New York City
Nikita Khrushchev
New York
Khrush‘chev
United States
Chamber-Of-Commerce
Ameriica
Free World
Great Plains
Washington
Navy
Naval Academy
6Th Fleet
Lebanon
Marine Corps
Mediterranean
Suda Bay
Crete
Missile Mouse Lost in Atlantic Ocean Recovery Called Off
The Air Force abandoned a three day search for a Thor Able nose cone and a tiny mouse aboard after four ships and three weather planes found no trace about 1000 miles east south east of Ascension Island. Radio beacon failure hampered recovery and officials said telemetry could still guide them near the target.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Vickie
Outer’ Space
Atlantic
Ascension Island
Wickie
Donald N. Yates
Air Force Missile Test Center
Policeman Charged In Downtown Bank Hold-Up Attempt
Ernest L. Myers 35, a former city park policeman, is held without bail after six charges tied to an attempted bank robbery at Fidelity Baltimore National Bank. Patrolman Hundertmark is critically injured, with kidney and spleen removed after surgery. a bank customer and teller were wounded by gunfire.
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Baltimore
Ernest L. Myers
Park
Soo
Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank
Standley L. Richardson
Donald L. Hurdertmark
Ernest Betz
Hundertmark
Mercy Hospital
John Cousins
Myers
City Park
Joseph P. Davey
Lexington and Charles Street
Fidelity Baltimore
Baltimore Sees Wettest July On Record So Far
Baltimore drenched as July nears record rainfall with 10.74 inches already. Weather Bureau chief Herbert Alkire says July 1889 remains the wettest month, while a mid afternoon storm dumped 1.40 inches in 35 minutes in the city.
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Baltimore
Herbert Alkire
Weather Bureau
Nation Eats Well Driven By Convenience Foods In 1958
New York reports a persistent food boom despite recession as five month sales rise 5.4 percent against 1957. Convenience foods push consumer demand with new products, quality, and time-saving features. Dollar purchases up ten percent for convenience goods. high-priced meats downplayed as shoppers seek value and specials amid a broad eating pattern. Baltimore Orioles option Letnie Green to Rochester as a defensive outfielder and pinch-runner with limited 1958 action.
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New York
Food Engineering
McGraw- Hill
Green
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Letnie Green
Rochester
Orioles
Vancouver
Passports Abolished Among Scandinavian Nations in 1934
Passports between Norway Denmark Sweden and Finland were abolished in 1934 for Scandinavian citizens. Today travelers from other nations must show passports only twice at entry and exit of the four countries.
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Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
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California
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Capehkart
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Joan Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
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Agen
Roosevelt
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Silver Springs
Panama
Sherman Cohen
Family Savings
Cohen
American Savings & Loan Indemnity Co
Fairchild Washington
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Senate Appropriations Committee
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Hagerstown
News-Post
Tivoli
Kirk Douglas
Eisenhower
Columbia
Farquhar
Senate
Richard
Ashton
F. F. Motors
Svergteen Pt. Rt
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Missile Mouse
Xpert Floor Company
North Market
XPERT
Mobil
the Economy Oil CO
Cavetown
The
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
Enterprise
R. Rice
Avalon Crown Servicenter
North Market ST
East ST
J. C. Wilhide
Prop
Suburban TV
MT. Pleasant, MD
John L. Ruthyin
Jerome J. Null
Serta
Hollywood
Park ‘N’ Shop Discount Super Mart
Earl W. Burdette Frederick
Rte
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
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