Embassy Dairy Sale Gives Co op Control of Washington Plant
Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association takes title to Embassy Dairy in Washington in a 3.85 million dollar cash deal. Operation shifts Aug 1 with William Hooper as managing director and J Ridgely Parks as general manager. Embassy staff retain roles. aim to expand outlets for member milk.
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Embassy
Washington
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Capital Independent Dairy
William B. Hooper
Remsberg
J. Ridgely Parks
Green Spring
Baltimore
Koontz Creamery
James Lawrence
Vernon Parks
James J. Ward
Hooper
Ward
Association
Farmers
Md.Va
New York Dairymen’s League
Detroit
Lehigh Valley
Queen City
Pure Milk Producers of
Cleveland
Connecticut
New England
New Hampshire
Frederick County
Three drownings mark Maryland swimming and fishing deaths
The Associated Press reports three Maryland drownings on Sunday and Monday. Robert Blaney, 16, of Dundalk, fell from an abandoned pier while crabbing with friends in Baltimore harbor. Paul R Greb, 5, drowned after falling from a raft in Royal Beach, Anne Arundel County. James Gooch, 30, of Edgewater, went missing when he fell from a rowboat near Old Road Bay as others returned from a fishing trip. Scientists estimate more than 100,000 fungal species exist.
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Robert Blaney
Dundalk
Baltimore
Paul R Greb
Royal Beach
Anne Arundel County
Francis J. Greb
Baltimore County
Old Road Bay
James Gooch
Edgemere
Gooch
Three Md University Athletes Acquitted
Three University of Maryland athletes were acquitted of beating a Bowie man after the plaintiff settled a $25,000 civil suit and declined to prosecute. Kenneth Conway suffered a broken nose and cheek bones and was hospitalized a week after a May fight with George Albrecht. Two other Maryland students, William Walker and Ernest Fischer, faced charges of simple assault. The trial moved from Hyattsville to Upper Marlboro following the civil action agreement.
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Upper Marlboro
University of Maryland
Bowie
Albrecht
Ernest Fischer
Baltimore
Hyattsville
Conway
High Bridge Road
Fischer
Welker
Drivers Face Charges Insulted Party Guests
Two Air Force bus drivers Quinn and Porter, both 30, were arrested in Montgomery County Maryland after drinking and insulting guests at a July 25 party for approximately 500 visitors including Latin American diplomats. They allegedly refused to drive cadets home and pulled ignition wires from buses. They face charges of drunk on duty, disorderly conduct, disrespect to a commissioned officer, refusing a lawful order and destroying government property. Authorities said they would be turned over to Bolling Field for disciplinary action.
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Washington
Air Force
Airman
William D Quinn
Charleston
W. Va
Harold B. Porter
Akron
Ohio
Montgomery County
Armed Services Police
Roy St. Lewis
Ednor
Quinn
Porter
Bolling Field
Pvt. Wil tae du completes Fort Benning cooking course
Pvt. Wil tae du of Route 4 completed an eight week cooking course at Fort Benning in the Third Army Food Service School this week.
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Fort Benning
Pvt
Wiltae du
Dba Il
Lvil. AY
Wid
Route 4
Third Army Food Service School
Rhee lauds US aid as Eisenhowers greet him at White House
Rhee saluted Americas aid against the Communists and said more courage could have unified Korea. At the White House Bowen, Eisenhower welcomed the Rhees with a warm handshake on the north portico. The Graham reunion near Brunswick drew a large gathering with numerous relatives listed. Ancient siege engines hurled stones up to 600 pounds.
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America
Rhee
White House
Yalu
Korea
United States
United Nations
All Free Nations
Rhees
Eisenhower
Peppery Rhee In Washington
President Syngman Rhee arrived in Washington and used a candid tone to urge stronger military aid and economic support from the United States. He praised Korean resilience and urged readiness to expand allied forces, while officials noted his remarks echoed long held views.
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Washington
Syngman Rhee
South
Korea
State Department
Rhee
Nixon
Arthur W Radford
Dulles
Matthew B. Ridgway
James A. van Fleet
Seoul
Hisenhower
Republic
United States
South Korea
E Hisenhower
Japan
North
Eisenhower
U.S
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Md.-Va
Embassy Dairy
Maryland
MD. University
Graham
John T. Graham
Rosemont
Brunswick
Virginia Graham
Howard O. Graham
James 0. Graham
Donald Ayers
Robert Kelbaugh
Linda
Waterford
Charles Graham
Gaithersburg
George Reed
Carolyn
Lovettsville
Mabel Lawson
Ray
Ronnie
Betty Jean Lawson
Charlie Graham
John
Oscar Graham
Kenneth
Doris
Woodbridge
William A. Mann
Sharon Lee
Purcellville
Roger Farr
Tommy
Francis
Johnny Frazier
Allen Hiser
Thelma Cornell
James Mann
Joseph Wheeler
Falls Church
Mary Mann
Evelyn
Sterling
Betty Jean Johnson
Lovettsvile
Ralph Graham
Shirley
Edgar Graham
Etta Graham
Buckeystown
Fred Graham
John E
Robert Graham
Leon
Leslie Graham
Mickey
Bobby
Washington, D. C
James L. Shannon
Stevie
Gregory
Kathy
Huntingtown
Carrie ‘Rodrick
Carrie Rodrick
Virginia Graham Working
Katherine Olivia Shannon
Clarke
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Charles
Tourmont
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
National Farm Safety Week
Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc
Frederick
H.A
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Wen. M. Scholl
Foot Authority
Chicago
Droneburg Shoe Repair
North Market St
Walter Snow
Optometrist
AMT A
Leonado
Ted
Danta Lint Bru
BE and Sons
S. Market St
Monument
Atlanta, Georgia
Annapolis
Baltimore, MD
Chicago, Ill
Dallas, Texas
New Orleans
ST. Petersburg
Florida
San Francisco
California
Salisbury, MD
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
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