Frederick College staff named for new Frederick High School
Four staff members were announced for the Frederick Community College set to open as Frederick High School in September. Dr Robert G Emge joins as biology lead, Dr Harold A Neufeld to teach chemistry, Miss Louise Doty to teach English and serve as librarian, and Mrs Emily Apple Payne as a local resident appointee.
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Frederick Community College
Frederick High School
Duval
Sweacner
Robert G. Emee
Fort Detrick
Harold A. Neufeld
Detrick
Louise Doty
Emily Apple Payne
Emge
Pasadena Junior College
Pasadena
Calif
University of California
University of
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Department of Horticulture
University of Tifinsis
Air Force
Nest Control
Los Angeles, Calif
Neufeld
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
University of Rochester
School of Medicine and Dentistry
Derrick
Chemical Corps
Army Specialized Training Program
Sigral Corps
Five Alarm Fire Destroys Mystic River Coal Wharf
Boston firefighters battled a five-alarm blaze at the Boston and Maine Railroads Mystic River coal wharf destroying part of the 2,500 foot pier. Unofficial damage estimates reached 1,125,000 as 2,000 men, including 500 sailors and Coast Guardsmen, fought choking smoke for two hours. Wind spread coal dust while most of the coal piles endured before the largest segment was saved. cause pending investigation.
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Boston
Boston & Maine
Mystic River
Truck Driver Falls From Wall Injures Himself
A 21 year old independent trucker from Bethesda Maryland fell 25 feet from a stone wall onto a rocky dry creek bed while waiting to load beer. Carrol H Carter was taken to a hospital in a dazed condition with injuries not yet determined. Police and witnesses reported he lay on the wall before falling. the incident occurred near Slippery Hock State Teach College area where a brewery worker heard calls and summoned authorities.
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Cumberland
Carrol H. Carter
Bethesda
Carter
Sears
Western
Korea
Raymond Beck
Pennsylvania
Slippery Hock
Sheen University of Mary
Eversi
Alaska
Ayne
Brucker
Hood College
Ion
Katherine Gibbs Ately
New York City
Sec
Lege
Towson
Medeira School
State Desistant
Admis
George Washington
Frederick
Local Man Heads State 40 And 8 Grand Chef de Gare
Alves M. Norwood of this city was unanimously elected Grand Chef de Gare of the Grande Voiture at the 36th Grande Promenade held in Baltimore during the American Legion convention. Norwood, WWII veteran, has long served in Legion and 40 and 8 posts, succeeding Charles R Law and Robert E. Clapp Jr. He is married with one daughter Kay and works at Fort Detrick as Chief of Budget and Planning.
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Maryland
American Legion
Baltimore
Norwood
Charles R Law
PasaGena
Francis Scott Key
Armed Forces
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Clapp
Activit Norwood
Legion
The
American Legion Post
Kay
Fort Detrick
Office of the Comptroller
Body of Man Blown From Plane Found in Mojave Desert
Victims identified as Saul F. Binstock, 62, a North Hollywood retiree, found on a lava-strewn hill after a mysterious blast ripped open a Western Airlines Convair between Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Investigators from CAB and FBI examine wreckage as 12 passengers and 3 crew survived. Insurance purchased prior to flight noted.
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Victorville
Calif
Mojave
Saul F. Binstock
North Hollywood
Western Airlines
Nara Convair
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Binstock
Convair
Air Force Base
Bim
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Federal Bureau of Investigation
No Authority For Full Window Service In Frederick
Frederick Post Office will keep window service limited to 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturdays, with no authority yet to restore full window service as announced for Washington offices. Post Master James A. Grove said the change stems from lack of approval from the Post Office Department. hours previously ran 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. continuous.
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Post Office Department
Frederick
James A. Grove
Washington Post
Grave
Relief In Sight In Northeast Mo
Rain forecast offers limited drought relief for the Northeast with scattered showers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island while New Mexico endures floods. Massachusetts declares a state of emergency as 32 cities face water shortages and crops suffer. Traffic along Route 66 near Albuquerque stalls after a major accident as floodwaters surge through western New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Washington
New England
Foster Furcolo
Sassachusetts
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Mexico
Correo
Albuquerque
Rockies
Mississippi River
Gulf and
South Atlantic Coast States
Central Appalachians
The
Weather Bureau
Major County Road Job Is Completed
The Frederick County Roads Board completed a major road project this week. L R Waesche Company surfaced the Lynn Burke Road about 2.6 miles from Bartholaws to Maryland-43 near Monrovia. The 12 to 16 foot wide penetration macadam provides a farm to market route with 30 foot graded shoulders. County Roads Engineer O Wilson Runkles said other projects will finish soon and more county work may be contracted. The Gambrill State Park access will extend paved highway about 2.5 miles north, with macadam pav ing extending past the fire towers.
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Frederick County Roads Board
L. R. Waesche Company
Lynn Burke
Bartholaws
U. S.40
New Market
Maryland
Monrovia
O. Wilson Runkles
Roads Board
Gamiorik State Park
Nasser Reviews Egyptian Navy Units Near Alexandria
President Nasser supervised a naval review off Alexandria as Egypt marked the revolution anniversary and canal nationalization. Reports noted resignations by West Point graduates and diplomats amid broader postwar service trends in the Army Air Force and Navy. Secretary Dulles planned Ottawa talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker.
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Nasser
Washington
Russia
West Point
Sarred
Naval Review
Suez Canal
Army
Air Force
Navy
Dulles
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Air Attacks On Rebels In Oman Reported Called Off
Bahraini informed sources say the RAF called off air strikes against rebels in Oman amid reports of suspending attacks to assess rocket fire damage. London chatter says talks with insurgents may occur through Imam Ghalib Ben Ali while red flags and banners mark rebel positions near Izki and Nizwa.
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RAF
Oman
Muscat
London
Ghalib Ben Ali
Izki
Izka
Nizwa
Middle East
Tentative contract reached between Local 26 and Kelly-Springfield Tire
United Rubber Workers Local 26 and Kelly-Springfield Tire Co reached a tentative agreement, announced by Local 26 president James Stein. The settlement concerns a new labor contract and outlines terms yet to be finalized.
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Cumberland W
United Rubber Workers Union
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
James Stein
Eisenhower Orders Dulles to London for Disarmament Talks
President Eisenhower directs Secretary Dulles to travel to London tomorrow and personally oversee the stalled disarmament discussions. The move signals a high level push to revive stalled negotiations and secure progress in arms control efforts.
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Europe
Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
London
Three Games of Local Boys Highlight Today Action
Frederick sends its Babe Ruth All-Stars at 5 p m against Baltimore 12-15 year olds while Frederick Legion youth clash Westminster for district honors at 2 p m and Brunswick Little Leaguers meet railroad squad at 6 p m Local ace John Hammond lefty Dick Smith and Bob Martin lead a day of three key games with radio broadcasts starting at 3 p m from the station
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Frederick
al Uizzy
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
Bob Martin
Butl
Brunswick
Willjibe
Williamsport
John Hammond
American Legion
West ‘Minster
Frederiick
Westminster
Dick Smith
iWalkersville
Carroll
Brunswick Town Council Races See No New Entries
The Brunswick filing deadline for council candidates on August 6 produced no new entries. Incumbents face challengers in three wards as Charles Selby opposes James A. Schamel in ward one, C. C. Hahne meets William P. Nelson in ward two, and William Hartman challenges Jess B. Orndorff in ward three for four year terms.
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Brunswick
Charles Selby Will
James A. Schamel
C. C. Hahne
Wiliam P. Nelson
Wiliam Hartman
Jess B. Orndorff
422 Dead On Kyushu After Heavy Rains
Kyushu Island flood toll rises to 422 with 31626 injured and 294 missing after a 24 hour storm. About 109000 homeless as rescue teams sweep Ishakaya Omura and Nagasaki areas. disaster relief invoked. PM Kishi to visit. US sympathies and aid pledged. waters still knee to foot deep in Omura and Sasebo cities.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Ishakaya
Omura
Nagasaki
Nobusuke Kishii
Inflation Back In News Four Groups Are Worried
NEW YORK Inflation bounced back into the news as bankers industrialists merchants and consumers worried about mounting costs and rising prices. The government cost of living index showed consumer prices at a record high as inflation pressed profits and sparked expectations of higher auto rail and steel costs and more price hikes ahead.
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New York
John Q
IS100
Jago
Ouj
New York Stock Exchange
F. W. Dodge Corp
Inquiry Targets Top Textile Workers Union Officials
A Senate special committee led by Senator McClellan urges the Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Service to probe UTW leaders Anthony Valente and Lloyd Klenert over multi year alleged misappropriation. The panel cites $128,405 diverted from union funds and lists extravagant expenses including a $5.50 milk stool and $2,564 for Broadway stage stickers. McClellan vows to send testimony stenographic records to federal agencies for investigation.
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Senate
Ackets
Justice Department
Klenert
Beni Ita
Florida
Maine
McClellen
Internal Revenue Service
Blewert
Treasury
Valente
UTW
Accidents Report Two Crashes Cause 300 Damage in Frederick
Two auto crashes Friday in Frederick caused about 5300 in damage with no injuries. West Patrick Street collision involved John F. Hansen Neenah Wisconsin and Harrison McK Young Frederick RFD 3. Hansen passed on the right and struck Young turning into Baughman Lane. An earlier North Market Street crash near Second involved Charles W. Ramsburg and Willie C. McIlwain with about 106 and 10 dollars damage. McIlwain was charged with following too closely. Two arrests were made, Ida Mae Boyce of North Bentz Street for assault and battery, bond set at 300.
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Frederick
West Patrick Street
Baughman’s Lane
John F. Hansen
Neenah
Wis
Harrison McK. Young
RFD
Young
Hansen
Wld
Wiliam Mutchner
Baughman
Li A. mm
North Market Street
Second
Matchner
Charles W. Ramsburg
RFD. 5
Willie C. McMwain
Washington
Ida Mae Boyce
North Bentz Street
Cpl
Paul Mossburg
Cul ter Lake accident injures boy during fishing outing
An odd accident at Cul ter Lake left 12 year old Thomas W. Brown with a head laceration after being struck by a sinker on a fishing line. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Brown of Military road and was taken by United ambulance to Frederick Memorial Hospital for emergency treatment. Hospital reports the injury not serious. Rivers conditions note Monocacy low and clear at Frederick Junction and Potomac low and clear at Weverton.
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Senker
Culter Lake
Thomas W. Brown
Brown
James Brown
Military Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Guatemala President Shot Dead in Palace Attack
Guatemala President Carlos Castillo Armas was killed by a palace guard last night amid ongoing turmoil following his 1954 coup. An assassin reportedly used the rifle to take the life, while Armas had recently met with Nixon and spoken before the U.N. General Assembly during a 1955 U.S. visit.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Central America
Washington
United States
Nixon
U. N. General Assembly
Arbenz
Europe
Castile Armas
Booster Week Set by Frederick DeMolay Chapter
Booster Day weekend activities include a Friday swimming party at Braddock Heights pool, a Saturday summer dance, a Sunday morning service at Evangelical Lutheran Church, a 2 pm baseball game at Husky Park, and a hilltop picnic at Mount Carmel church. DeMolay leaders Moore and Afercer Jr. headline events with Rev. Fisher delivering the sermon and Mrs. Moore presiding over the Mothers Circle.
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Frederick
Order of DeMolay
William M. Moore Jr
Grayson W. Afercer Jr
Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights Pavilion
Bob Kersey
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Husky Park
Mothers’ Circle
Mount Carmel Church
Ihhe Braddock Park
de- Molay
Heart of Maryland
Edward Fisher
Dale Burrington
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Fisher
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg Seminary
William Mi Moore
Garland Feaga
Brook Green
DeMolay
Barrington
Mt Carmel Church
U_ S. 40
William M. Moore Sr
Mothers Circle
Herbert Eiker
de- Molay Advisory Council
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Wiliam H. Bartgis
Ralph Boyer
F. Bernard Cornell
Raymond J. Dyer
James H. Falk
Murray F. Fox
Publicus
John
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Harold “Red
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Rep
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Celler
Grange
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
Chrysler
Ford
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Wever' ‘Ton
Independent
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