Car Wrecked In Crash At Intersection
A string of crashes occurred in Frederick over the weekend. Edwin L. Norris, 65, of Hotel Frederick, was injured near Fourth and East streets and admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a late Sunday-night crash. At College Avenue and Carroll Parkway a sedan operated by Charlies M. Grey struck Maurice E. Rhoderick’s Dodge sedan, tipping it onto its top. Grey received a hearing for failing to stop. Donald L. Tregoning’s Ford left East Street, hit a pipe and caused no injuries. Charles E. Naylor’s westbound sedan hit a parked car on West All Saints Street. Naylor was charged with rock driving and summoned to magistrate’s court. Streams were reported cloudy or muddy in local reports.
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Frederick
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Harpers Ferry
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Donald L. Tregoning
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Bernard F. King
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Ice Street
William Mutchner
Charles E. Naylor
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Temperatures Stay Well Below Normal Over Weekend
The city endured well below normal temperatures over the weekend with no warmth in sight for several days. Saturday added .35 inch to the June total, bringing rainfall in a week to nearly 2.5 inches. Sunday’s high reached 67, then the mercury fell to 50 at night. Washington expects more cloudiness and possible showers midweek as Pentagon plans discuss expanding Ft. Ritchie and Rock Raven Mountain into a larger underground command complex with a substantial investment already made.
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Frederick event to expand first annual quarters banquet
Frederick City Council of Service and Civic Organizations hosts its inaugural banquet Tuesday at 6 30 PM in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Officers will be chosen for the coming year. Retiring president C Lease Bussard will report. guest Vincent Bobby Burns, 1955 national Public Speaking winner, will present a portion of his winning oration and impersonations. The council formed January 3 to foster cooperation among twenty local groups and review civic project requests.
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Frederick
Farm Groups Plan New Headquarters In Frederick
The Frederick Production Credit Association and the National Farm Loan Association buy East street land to build a brick colonial one story HQ for four county farmers. Architect Charles F. Bowers designs a 60 by 44 foot structure with main and adjoining offices plus ample parking. Deed shows about $10,000 price. Also notes Wednesday picnic day with numerous park reservations across Frederick parks.
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National Farm Loan Association
East Street
Ninth Street
Alban Tractor Company
J. Norbert Snyder
Pythian Castle
North Court Street
Charles F. Bowers
Frederick
Board of Directors
Snyder
Tito's Neutral Stand Makes Him Western Puzzle
James Marlow analyzes Tito's balancing act between the West and Soviet bloc. With US loans and Russian overtures, Tito may remain nonaligned, using neutrality as leverage while Moscow and Washington push for his allegiance. His ties shift as he weighs future security and independence.
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Stalin
Sittes
Tito
Hood College raises scholarship aid announcing Delaplaine Levering funds
Hood College President Andrew G Truxal reported substantial increases in scholarship aid for needy students. New additions include the Delaplaine journalism scholarship and a doubled Levering endowment from 5000 to 10000 dollars. First recipient for Delaplaine is Marilyn Muller. Levering awarded to Nancy Bright.
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Hood College
Andrew G . Truxal
Robert E
Ruth M. Delaplaine
Frederick Weir Levering
Delaplaine
Robert E Delaplaine
Frederick
Hood
Nancy Bright
Norwood
N.J
Truxal
Inaugural Sermon at Integrated Chicago Church
A black minister became the first ever appointed pastor by a white Chicago congregation and delivered his inaugural sermon before an integrated membership. Stocks opened mixed in New York with modest moves, early prices around a point higher or lower and many leaders unchanged.
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Chicago
New York
Hotel Sells For 34600 In Westminster Public Sale
The Charles Carroll Hotel at 115 East Main Street Westminster sold at public sale to a group of local citizens for 34600. The 36 room inn with lobby parlors kitchen and dining room may reopen. Nearby parcels included a frame dwelling lot sold to Carroll County Commissioners for 8200 and a dwelling at 325 East Main Street sold to Harry L Green for 5020. Bank shares sold selectively. several bank equities remained unsold. The sale was conducted by Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank of Frederick with Walsh and Fisher solicitors and Blackston and Evans auctioneers.
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Westminster
East Mainstreet
Court House
Francis Neale Parke
County Commissioners
Carroll County
East Main Street
Harry L. Green
Manchester Bank
Carroll County National Bank of Westminster
UnionBridge Banking and Trust Company
Hampstead Bank
Reissterstown-Glyndon Bank
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank of Frederick
George W. Albaugh
Walsh
Stalin Almost Caused Break With Red China
The Times quoted Czech Communist sources stating Khrushchev said Stalin nearly split with Mao Zedong’s Red China at the Warsaw funeral gathering in March. Stalin demanded vast economic concessions, pressed for final Soviet say, and Mao resisted.
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Red China
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Boleslaw Bierut
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Mao
Moscow
Tito
U.S
Russia
Bulganin
Peiping
Stalin Declared Tito No Threat As Yugoslavia Stands
Washington reports Khrushchev quoted Stalin promising to shake his little finger to end Tito, noting Stalin’s grip on Yugoslavia and the Cominform split. Khrushchev argued Tito retained power due to national strength and popular backing, despite the 1948 rift.
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Stalin
Washington
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Signifi Jdone
Tire Workers Vote To Return To Jobs
In Cumberland the Kelly-Springfield Tire Co resumed full operations after Local 26, United Rubber Workers of America, voted to end a walkout that began Wednesday night over price rates. About 1,700 of 2,100 hourly workers were idled, and the plant shut Thursday. Officials called the stoppage illegal while the company and union prepared arbitration. A joint statement warned strikers could face disciplinary action or discharge.
Floods Threaten Northwest as Columbia River Rises
Flood warnings spread across the Pacific Northwest as water from record mountain snowpack pushes the Columbia and its tributaries higher. About 1,000 people evacuated and 12 families moved from a 1,600 acre area after a levee breach. Idaho’s Kootenai and upper Snake also surged, triggering evacuations and a flood emergency.
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Stockton
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Aisburg
Iowa Primary Becomes National Voting Barometer
Iowa's primary is watched nationally for two clues. The Senate contest signals attitudes toward Eisenhower farm policy, while Republican and Democratic totals indicate President Ike's current strength versus 1952. Iowa lacks a presidential preference in its primary, so Democratic aspirants Stevenson and Kefauver won't be indicated.
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Towa
U.S
Eisenhower
Iowa
Adlai Stevenson
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Tennessee
British Soldier Slain Near Dhekelia in Ambush
In Cyprus near Dhekelia a British soldier was killed in an ambush by gunmen who then abducted and shot his 18 year old companion. The wounded youth pretended to be dead and later crawled to a church to signal for help. police rescued him. A Turkish Cypriot auxiliary policeman was also shot dead in Limnia near Famagusta.
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Limnia
Famaeta
Two Of Same Name Now On Police Force
Paul William Mossburg, 31, joined the city police today succeeding a resigning officer. He is the second Paul William Mossburg in the department, with his first cousin sharing the same name. A lifelong county resident, he formerly worked at M. J. Grove Lime Company and Glade Valley Garden Company and passed the police exam.
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James Stock- M
M. J.grove Lime Company
Glade’ Valley Garder Company
Police Commission
Radiation study to be made public soon
The National Academy of Sciences announced it will publish the initial findings of a study on atomic radiations effects on humans and the environment, saying more than 100 leading scientists have studied the issue for months and that the results concern every person. President Eisenhower returned to Washington from a weekend at his Gettysburg farm, accompanied by Lt. Col. Walter Tkach.
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National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Detlev W. Bronk
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
Bronk
Eisenhower
Getttysburg
Walter Tkach
White House
Khrushchev Attacks Stalin At Party Congress Speech
Nikita Khrushchev in a Moscow speech at the 20th Communist Party Congress denounced Joseph Stalin as intolerant and brutal. He blamed Stalin for mass purges and abuses of power, detailing torture and false confessions used to crush dissent. He argued Stalin’s leadership caused military and political deficiencies before the 1941 Nazi invasion.
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Khhrushchev
Russia
Lavrenti Beria
Hightman Appointed Brunswick Postmaster
Washington report lists postmaster nominations sent to the Senate by President Eisenhower. Named from Maryland include Arthur F. Hightman of Brunswick, Alfred C. Huffer Jr., Edmund W. Rodgers of Glen Burnie, Edward C. Kaighn of Greenbelt, Stanley Sentman of Port Deposit, Elwood J. Greenhalgh of Royal Oak, with others like Herbert Whitney of Magnolia Delaware also named.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Alfred C. Huffer Jr
Boonsboro
I Md
Arthur F. Hightman
Brunswick
Edmund W. Rodgers
Glen Burnie
Edward C. Kaighn
Greenbelt
Stanley
Sentman
Port Deposit
Jand Elwood J. Greenhalgh
Royal J Oak
Herbert
Whitney
Magnolia
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Five Day Weather Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Scattered showers over Western Maryland Tuesday and Tuesday night with showers in Maryland and Delaware Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday. Warmer Tuesday, little change Wednesday, cooler Thursday, warmer Friday and Saturday. Five day average 3 to 3 degrees below normal with rainfall around a half inch. Slow sprained rehi ves.
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Delaware
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