Fire destroys farm buildings near New Market
A fire at the George Tyler farm on the Detrick road near New Market caused extensive damage to a bank barn converted into a milking stable and adjoining dairy house. Loss estimated at 11000 dollars. No livestock were harmed, but much equipment and grain were burned. Firemen faced water shortages and planned immediate barn replacement.
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George Tyler
Detrick Road
New Market
Aslee
Youn
Hames
Tike Ae
Alon
Mt. Aiey Company
Tyler
Jer
Sler
Walt Werte
Feler
Bian
Khrushchev Backs Nasser on Suez Nationalization
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev told a Moscow rally that Egypt is entitled to nationalize the Suez Canal. He defended President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s move against Britain and France, warned against military intervention, and urged Britain and France to understand the act and respond prudently.
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London
Nikita S. Khrushehev
Egypt
Moscow
Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Naseer
Bram
France
Britain
Ahrushenev
Developing Weapons On New Principles
The United States expands its program on atomic and hydrogen weapons based on new principles and increases plant capacity to mass produce. A congress report covers the six months ending in February, noting progress in energy research and uranium ore production leadership among nations.
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Washington
United States
Variic Energy Commission
Mit
Aetiannual
Pepert Ia
Coosa
Free World
Congo
Warnings Dismissed in Local Warrant Case Mix
Twenty two warrants against a Yellow Springs welldriller were barred under the Statute of Tamaterials in a magistrate’s court. The defendant was acquitted after the state witness failed to confirm drill timing. Other warrants were dismissed or resolved as time barred. A separate case saw a local man fined and jailed for unlawful activity on All Saints Street.
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Buford
Little Alcatr
Georgia
Jack Forrester
Perio A
Deaere
Hubert Smith
Rock Quarry
Forrester
Smith
Svork
North Georgia Hills
Atlanta
Georgia State
Yellow Springs
Vriai
Wilbur F. Sheffield Oir
Dack
Harlex
John HW. Coblentz
Butterfly Lane
Samuel W. Barrick
Edwin Fo Nikirk
Andrew VT Simms
Yamsville
Jefferson
Echo
John Eo Nusz
Set
Norman Dietz
Semosce
Stependarinst Dovelaxs Waters
Monrovia
London
Egypt
Admiralty
Ocean
Devonport
Malta
Mediterranean
Adm
N. K. Dietrich
Gamal Ab * 1A
Record Traffic Toll Foreseen This Year
National safety Council warns a record traffic toll is likely this year. A Ford sedan leaving the agricultural center in Gaithersburg crashed into northbound traffic on the Washington National Pike. operator Charles William White of Gaithersburg escaped injury as the car burned to a total loss.
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Chicago
The
National Safety Council
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Washington
Fires Kill Twelve at Reagan Nursing Home in Puncio
The Reagan Nursing Home in PUNICO Missouri burned late last night, killing twelve residents. Nine victims were aged 72 to 91, all from Pusico or nearby towns, with one survivor saved by a quick escape attempt. Coroner planned inquest into whether victims suffocated or burned.
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Punico
Reagan Nursing Home
Pusico
Sherry Frederick
Bertha Rea
David Johnson
Louis Rodgers
John Ryan
Poplar Bluff
Jack Prien _ard
Missouri Highway Panel
Jack Harty
Reagan
David
Paxtoo
Missouri Ozarks
St. Louis
Ray Rain
Chinese Reds Enter Burma Border Incursion Report
Chinese Communist troops reportedly crossed Burma's northeast frontier in small bands advancing up to 11 miles into Burmese territory from Putao to Kunlong Ferry. Burmese leaders prepared a protest to Peiping amid heightened security concerns along the border.
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Rangoon
Burma
Putao
Butler Starts His Campaign On Shore
Republican Senatorial hopeful Sendorn Marshall Rusa launches campaign on the Eastern Shore with a tour of Geean Crs Millard FO Tydings as Democratic rival Tediny prepares a counter effort. Butler’s team schedules events in Ocean City Pacamoke City Berlin and back to Ocean City with streams noted as Potomac clouds and Monoracy clear at Frederick junction.
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Pre. Sendorn
Marshall Rusa
Varviand
Butler
Marford County
Ocean City
Pacamoke City
Berlin
Potomac
Krossle
Frederick Junction
One Hundred Forty-Two Americans Pay Millionaire Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service reported that 142 Americans earned a million dollars or more in 1952, a postwar record, with total earnings around 278 million before taxes. Most income came from dividends and capital gains. tax payments reached 160 million.
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Washington F&f
Internal Revenue Service
JKC
7Lionaires
Ion
Aged Sisters Die In Wreck At Berkeley Springs
Berkeley Springs report says a Canarian couple were critically hurt in a head on crash that killed Miss Loretta Prindible 75 and Miss Hana Prindible 7. Miss Helen Prindible survived with serious injuries. The Prindibles were traveling from Winchester Virginia toward Berkeley Springs when their car crossed the road and collided with the Koessl vehicle driven by Charles Burke. A witness suggested the Prindible driver may have fallen asleep.
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Berkeley Springs
Sierves
Sallain
Memorial Hospital Sted
Joseph Rorsst
Windsor
Ontario
Critmary
Koessl
Loretta F. Prindible
Hana SX Prindibte
Homer Sto Buansburg
Helen Prindible
Polwe
Charles Burke
Prindible
Loretta
Winchester
Koess
Hotel opens new parking lot for Key Hotel guests
The Francis Scott Key Hotel will formally open a large new parking lot off South Court Street for overnight guests. Manager Paul L. McAuliffe says tenants will staff the entrance and park cars, with direct hotel parking available and rates included in room charges.
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Francis Scott Key
Paul L. McAuliffe
South Court Street
Chapline
Mr. McAuliffe
Garth Vagina
Phandare
Horace Costley
Ates
Bestar
Chavens Tench Company
Enzine House
New Fluorescent Lighting Poles Arrive Soon for City
Poles for a new fluorescent lighting system on main streets are expected to arrive next week from Canton, with installation led by City Lineman Max Kehne. Work on the White Way project to replace current lighting is planned to begin in fall after a steel pole shipment, delayed by a steel strike, arrives.
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Max Kehne
Canton
Market
South
Seventh
Patrick
East Street
College Avenue
Marker Street
Severoth Street
Square Corner
Miller Home
City Hall
J. Marshall Miller
North Market Street
Ite
Former Countian In Baltimore Has Polio
Frederich county native Mrs Walter Dudrow of Woodsboro, daughter of Mroomd Vrs d W. Drennink, is ill with polio in Bayamore. Her daughter is four, and the mother is reported in satisfactory condition at City Hospital in Baltimore. Four members of the Web fare Department secretariat plan to resign within two months, leaving only Secretary Folsom.
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Frederich County
Walter Dudrow
Baltimore
Vrs
Washington
Webfare Department
Folsom
Eisenhower to send Dulles to London on Suez talks
President Eisenhower orders Secretary of State Dulles to join Lloyd and Pineau in London for talks on Egypt's nationalization of the Suez Canal. Deputy Secretary Murphy remains in London, with Mansfield urging U.S. protest to the UN General Assembly and World Court.
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Nasser
Egypt
Russia
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Robert D. Murphy
Eden
Pineau
Paris
London
Rado
Washington
United Nations
United States
Eisenhower
Dutles
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Dulles
Robert Murphy
Murray Snyder
White House
Lloyd
Murphy
Christa Pineau
Snyder
State Department
Sen
Mansfield
Dmont
United Nations General Assembly
World Court
Exchangees Bid Farewell After Year With Althouse Family
Rev Paul Althouse and family say goodbye to Miss Schnell a Frederick High School graduate who spent a year as an exchange student with them at New Windsor New York before sailing from New York on the Italia to Lauenburg Germany She met other exchange students for a Washington tour before departing and many friends recall her popularity at Frederick High School and with neighbors in Mon Toryal.
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Paul Althouse
Evan-gelical Reformed Church
Waldtraut Schnell
New Windsor
Miss Schnell
Frederick High School
Althouse
New York City
Italia
Lauenburg
Germany
Miss Schneil
Omac
Washington
Bolte
New York
Frederick High Im Slune
General Hart Inspects 29th Infantry Division Training
Lt Gen. Charles E. Hart of the 2nd Army visited the 2d Infantry Division at the Maryland Virginia National Guard camp near Harrisburg. He conferred with division staff on two weeks of summer training as Maj. Gen Gentry Et age and Brig. Gen Archibald Stewart observed. Civilian soldiers praised the smooth operations and the transition from civilian to soldier during the encampment with many recruits in training.
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Indaamown
Pao
2Nd Army
Maryland
Virgina
Charles E. Hart
Be Army
Harrisburg
Gentry
Balimore
Archibald Stewart
Pennsylvania Military
Critzen
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Emile Zola Berman
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Berman
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