May Revive Copper Mining Near Frederick County
Copper exploration may restart near Frederick County as drilling studies begin next week on farms east of the city. American Smelting and Refining Company leads the effort with options on about 1200 acres in the New London Liberty Unionville area. Drilling on the Paul E Young farm will use a single diamond drill to samples depths up to 400 to 500 feet to gauge ore extent and tonnage. If results look promising, more rigs will operate and ore may be milled on site and shipped to Baltimore for smelting.
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Frederick County
Frederick
American Smelting and Refining Company
New London-Liberty-Unionville
Deane Frederick Kent
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles W. Smith
Max Jacobson
Paul E. Young
Maryland
Libertytown
Unionville
Sprague and Henwood
Scranton
Catoctin
Braddock Heights
Ames A. Holler
Wim. H. Griffin
Westminster
Ola Liberty
Wilbur W. Baker
Young
T. Poole Jones
New London
Wettie F. Jones
Charles W. Stevens
New Market
Liberty
J. Burgess Jones
Charles W. Tregoning
Linganore Copper Company
J. Dorsey Gaither
Baker and Young Farms
Baltimore
Shortage Of Water Worsens Across Frederick County
Water scarcity deepens as wells dry and streams fall to low levels. Temperatures near 100 degrees, crop prospects dim, and towns from Walkersville to Emmitsburg impose or consider restrictions. Some streams hold, others fail, and rainfall remains elusive despite brief showers calculating a drought pattern similar to 1930.
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Frederick County
Monocacy
Linganore Creek
Walkersville
Middletown
Thurmont
Brunswick
Virginia
Washington County
Potomac River
Emmitsburg
Myersville
Mt. Airy
New Water Source Is Approved For Braddock Springs
A 92 foot well supply augmented Klipp's Springs to recharge Braddock Springs tanks. Water travels from the springs to a cistern and then by gravity to homes, with initial flow about 24 gallons per minute and plans to install a stronger pump. Health Department approval came late Thursday and pumping continued.
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Braddock Heights
Klipp
Braddock Springs
Potomac Edison Company
Wales Oy Ott
Gildiedaces
U.S. 40
Robert L Smith
John W. Morgan
Klipp Springs
Health Department
Beallsville man held on robbery and fare charges
Vernon Sims, 26, a Beallsville resident, was ordered held on 31,000 bond after waiving preliminary hearing on a robbery charge from an incident July 18 in Beallsville area. He faces fare refusal in Rockville court on August 19 and was arrested on a Frederick warrant.
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Beallsville
Frederick
Montgomery County
Rockville
Vernon Sims
D. Duncan Clark
Sims
Pete Gross
Gross
Local Champs To Play In Clarksburg Thursday
Six state Babe Ruth League champions gather in Clarksburg West Virginia for a three day regional tourney to decide who advances to the world series at Griffith Stadium Washington. The schedule opens Wednesday with Virginia facing New Jersey at 2 pm and New York against Pennsylvania at 6 pm.
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W. Va
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Pete R. Romano
Virginia
W Ll
New Jersey
New York
Phillipsburg
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Frederick
West Virginia
Tourist Found Dead in Canadian Cabin
John Barrell 57 of Chestertown Maryland was found dead in a tourist cabin at Waterville Quebec about 110 miles southeast of Montreal. Police said he drove in alone and rented the cabin for a day. The motel owner found the body when checking checkout. Barrell probably diabetic. an insulin kit and instructions were beside the body.
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Waterville
Quebec
John Barrell
Chestertown
Montreal
Barroll
Muse Plant To End operations in the fall
Muse Tailoring Company, a 300 plus worker clothing plant, will cease operations by late October amid liquidation. Monroe Schloss of Schloss Brothers plans a formal employee announcement as Wisner street and related equipment are sold. Union officials were informed recently and may meet to discuss the shutdown and potential reorganization.
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Muse Tailoring Company
Monroe Schloss
Schloss Brothers
Baltimore
Schloss
Wisner Street
South Market Street
Amalgamated Clothing ‘Workers Union
The
Muse
7 A Ska
Baptists In Hood Meet at Hood College Assembly
The Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly at Hood College opens a six day session with Dr J Estill Jones of Southern Baptist Seminary delivering Bible study lectures. Dr Winston Pearce addresses pastors on source material for sermons as Keen er Pharr leads adult Sunday school discussions. Miss Ondina Maristany of Havana Cuba attends the Women's Missionary conference. Dr T Luther Holcomb from Nashville is slated for this evening. Theme is Go Ye Into all the World.
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Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Hood College
J. Estill Jones
Jones
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville
Winston Pearce
Seventh Baptist Church
Balitimore
Keener Pharr
First Baptist Church
Charlotte
N.C
Pharr
Southern Baptist
Ondina Maristany
Havana
Cuba
T. Luther Holcomb
Nashville
Tenn
Eisenhowers Leave Early For Camp David
President Eisenhower and his three grandchildren started a weekend trip to Camp David in Maryland. They left the White House at 9 10 a.m. EDT aboard a 65 mile drive to Thurmont. Accompanying them were Maj. John Eisenhower and wife Barbara Anne and Susan two. They may visit Gettysburg over the weekend to view the home under construction. Return to Washington planned Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Eisenhower
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Camp David
Thurmont
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
Maj
John Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
Gettysburg
Nicaragua and Costa Rica near clash over border incidents
Nicaragua moved armored units toward the border after accusing Costa Rican guards of firing on a patrol plane. President Somoza said a convoy of tanks and armored cars headed to defend territory, while Costa Rica denied wrongdoing and tensions rose amid accusations from Managua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Anastasio Somoza
Republis
Oscar Sevilla Sacasa
Jose Figueres
San Juan River
Business Man Falls Dead In Harness Race
HARRINGTON Del A WIK Iliam FE Miller 75 a prominent Washington merchant and veteran harness race horse owner and driver suffered a fatal heart attack while driving in a race at the Kent and Sussex Fair He was at the controls of Josedale Alate when he veered left and fell from his sulky He died shortly after in a first aid room Miller was president of the Miller Furniture Co and Rosecroft Raceway in Oxon Hill Md He was named the nation s leading harness race driver in 1949 and held a record of 105 victories 35 seconds and 2 thirds in 226 starts.
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Harrington
Del
Wik Iliam FE
Miller
Washington
Josedale Alate
Kent and
Sussex Fair
Miller Furniture Co
Rosecroft
Oxon Hill
Universal Driver Rating System
Mystery surrounds death of Montgomery Ward Thorne
A Chicago coroner's jury ruled heir Montgomery Ward Thorne died of natural causes but left an unresolved mystery. Jurors urged continued inquiry by city, state or federal authorities. Thorne, 20, heir to a mail order fortune, died after a presumed bronchial pneumonia diagnosis following exhumation and pathologist review.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Thorne
Jane
Speer Named Chairman of Maryland Advisory Board
Talbot T. Speer, Baltimore businessman and publisher of several Maryland newspapers, is chosen chair of the 21 member Maryland advisory board to the Western Tax Council Inc. The council backs a constitutional amendment to cap federal taxes on incomes, inheritances, and gifts at 25 percent.
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Speer
Baltimore
Maryland
Western Tax Council Inc
Talbot T. Speer
Hospital Aid Officers For Year Chosen
Hospital Aid Inc names officers for the year and expands its board to 60 with 12 directors to be elected for five-year terms. The group reported air conditioning loans, loans to individuals, and payments to Frederick Memorial Hospital, with continued support from Camp Detrick and local groups.
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Hospital Aid, Inc
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James H. Grove
Lorene Bowlus
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
G. Frank Thomas
Mary Jane Winpigler
Benjamin L. Shuff
Clyde A. Roney
Jacob Goldberg
Richard F. Simmons
Folowig Swene Gueclols
WEEE
Joseph. D. Baker, II
Emmett Bowlus
Warner UL. Brittain
Walter G. Crowther
Earl Gastley
Jacob Soldberg
Wm. E. Hardy
Charles F. Hartman
Robert Lephert
Paul W. McAuliffe
Charles H. Conley
Ernst and Ernst
Grove
Spar
Camp Detrick
Junior Chamber of Commerce
3ICA
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Pittsburgh Mother Has Quadruplets
Ruth Hurd of Pittsburgh delivered four babies at Mazee Hospital beginning at 4 38 a m and finishing at 4 54 a m The quartet includes three girls and one boy weighing under two pounds each Hospital staff report the mother in fair condition with an older one month child at home and note the Zavada quads of Latrobe born February 15 1948 as the only other quadruplets in the state.
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Pittsburgh
Ruth Hurd
Mazee Hospital
Hurd
Latrobe
U S Bets Britain France Shake Off Russian Security Plan
Washington expects Britain and France to reject the Kremlin proposal for a wide European security system including the Red bloc. U S officials say London and Paris will draft joint replies in weeks, stressing European governments should speak for themselves and determine their stance.
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U. S
Britain
France
London
Paris
Indochina
United States
Kremlin
U.S
State Department
Coffee Price Blamed On Speculators by Critics
Congressional critics urged tighter controls as a government report blamed speculators and artificial factors for rising coffee prices. The FTC noted average retail prices rose from 91 cents to 1.18 a pound from December to April, with speculation by U.S. and Brazilian interests and skimpy crop reports cited as causes. It warned price gains in restaurants boosted customer costs, but projected future declines if production and demand adjust freely.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
U.S
Brazil
Five Day Forecast Shows Heat And Gradual Cool Down
Continued hot and dry conditions over the weekend followed by a cooler start to the week. Scattered showers may develop Monday as temperatures stay slightly above normal for early August. Afternoon highs near 85 to 90 with early mornings around 55 to near 70 in eastern counties.
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Marysland
Mahoney Suits Dismissed in Maryland Election Plea
Circuit Judge William Horney dismissed two election contest suits by George P. Mahoney challenging the June 28 primary results. Mahoney sought to invalidate about 550 Talbot County ballots and 220 Queen Anne’s ballots, arguing for a recount. The judge ruled the court cannot compel the supervisors to withdraw ballots or perform a recount, as this authority rests with the election supervisors. Appeals are expected to be filed to the Court of Appeals in Annapolis.
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Centreville
William 8. Horney
George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Talbot County
Queen Annes
H. C. Byrd
J. Thomas Clark
Horney
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Crare
Critical Fire Hazard Is Here
State Forester H C Buckingham warned of an extremely critical fire hazard across Maryland due to lack of rainfall. Without steady rain the danger could persist into November, prompting a concentrated firefighting effort in Howard Anne Arundel and nearby worst areas. He cited brush and woodland fires and explained that soil burning requires trenching to rock, as water cannot extinguish deep fires.
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Baltimore
H. C. Buckingham
Maryland
Howard
Anne Arun Charles and
Buckingham
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