Firemen to Exhibit Varied Equipment at State Armory
Exhibits prepared for the Firemen's convention will be ready for display by Wednesday and run through Friday. Charles E. Troxell, chairman of the Exhibits committee of the County Firemen's Association, announced this morning. Exhibits at the State Armory will be set up from Sunday morning through Tuesday night.
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Charles E. Troxell
County Firemen’s Association
State Armory
Civil Defense
Pikesville
Olney
Armory
West Second Street
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Historical and Archives Committee
Henry E. Marschalk
Frederick
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Opera House
Fair Grounds
Frederick Fire Companies
Minor Break In Heat Wave Is Possible
A forecast notes a minor break in the three day heat wave with no real cool down in sight. Expect scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers today and Sunday, with continued warmth and more showers Monday. June has brought scant rainfall so far, only .42 inches through mid month.
Accidents Cause 1300 Damages In Frederick City
Two separate accidents in Frederick caused over 1300 in damages within a half hour. Samuel Fisher faced rear end collision on East Street and Clayton Ward was charged with reckless driving. A second crash at East Patrick and Carter streets involved Betty Luhn and Lloyd Routzahn, with fines for failing to grant the right of way. William Ridgely was charged with reckless driving in an earlier incident.
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Frederick City
East Street
Fifth Street
Alton Twenty
Samuel Fisher
West Second Street
Clayton C. Ward
Boonsboro
RFD
Ward
East Patrick Street
Carter Street
Betty A. Luhn
Frederick
Patrick
Lloyd H. Routzahn
Carter
Luhn
Routzahn
Statter
Frank Dorsey
William H. Ridgely
Airy
RFD 1
Polls
Six Nations To Dominate The Century Says Douglas
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas warned that six nations including the United States would dominate the last half of the century and urged the best thinking to keep a majority from joining the Communist orbit. He named the U S Russia China India Japan and Germany at a Haverford College Alumni event while declaring containment obsolete and noting America still holds liberty equality and due process as an advantage.
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Haverford
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
United States
Tnanalae
Ford College
U.S
Russia
China
India
Japan
Germany
Douglas
America
Asia
First H-Bomb Missed Target
San Francisco report quotes Brig. Gen. Robert L. Scott Jr stating the first hydrogen bomb dropped from an American plane missed its Bikini Atoll target by about two miles due to a human error. He cites a memory switch not being turned off and notes drift caused yawing.
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San Francisco
Air Force
Robert L. Scott Jr
Air Force Director of Information
J. San Francisco Chronicle
Bikini
Scntt
Chowchilla
California
Central Valley
Rotary Club
Washington
Cooler Air Will Stall With No Immediate Relief
Weather forecasters now say cooler air moving eastward will stall north of Maryland and not reach the area tomorrow. The cooler air is expected to stop north of Maryland, remaining warm through Monday with only brief cooling in mountains and seaside thunder showers.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U. S
Friendship Airport
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Dulles Attends Son Avery Dulles Ordination
New York Secretary of State Dulles attends his son Avery Dulles ordination into the Roman Catholic priesthood. Cardinal Spellman will conduct ceremonies for the 38 year old and 35 others. Avery is a Jesuit and a Harvard Law School convert. His father, a Brick Presbyterian elder on Park Avenue, supported his switch.
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New York
Dulles
Avery
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Brick Presbyterian Church
Park Avenue
Harvard University Law School
Condition Of Streams Report From Various Areas
Potomac clear at Knoxville and Monocacy clear at Frederick Junction with notes on water clarity. WPA project updates referenced for New Jersey area, indicating ongoing relief and rehabilitation measures.
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Potomac
Knoxville
Frederick Y Junction
Okinawa Phone Call Delivers Early Father’s Day Gift
Myersville resident Guy Kline received a Father’s Day call from his son Airman Second Class Robert Kline stationed on Okinawa. Robert reported he expects to return to the United States in about 150 days after being overseas since June 1955.
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Myersville
Guy Kline
Robert Kline
Okinawa
Pacific
Kline
States
Preliminary Hearing For Kier To Be Delayed
Baltimore report notes a preliminary hearing for Carl Daniel Kier 21 Negro charged with rape was postponed. A trustee's sale at the courthouse this morning involved Acres Inc of Thurmont for 15,000 and described five room bungalows in a property once owned by Mr and Mrs Paul C Jones.
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Baltimore
Carl Daniel Kier
John H. Boost Jr
Iruster
Lemay
Rainer
Perton
FBI
Mor- Acres, Inc
Thurmont
Deaths Investigated in Slaying of Two Girls
Richmond dispatch reports Virginia medical examiner to complete the report on the killings of Shelby Venable, 16, of North Laurel Maryland, and Mary Elizabeth Feliers, 18, found near the Potomac River. Police describe the slayings as the work of a fiendish mind amid hot weather and a rising consumer economy backdrop.
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Virginia Medical Examiner
Shelby Jean Venable
Richmond
Virginia
Maryland
Potomac River
North Laurel
Mary Elizabeth Feliers
Potomac
Brunswick
Mary Elizabeth Fellers
Beltsville
Catoctin Creek
Loudoun County
Fellers
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at Stockholm ball
The Swedish capital hosts a royal gathering as Queen Elizabeth II and Duke Philip join a royal ball at the Town Hall. A government tax dispute over Chaplin’s income looms, with a $1.1 million bill headed for Lausanne, while a workers strike in Winchester nears an end and a Maryland missing persons case unfolds with a first body identified as Mary Elizabeth.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
United States
Switzerland
Uncle Sam
Stockholm
Sweden
Brit- Revenue Service
Yesterain
Cess Margaret
Lausanne
H. Reese
Bluebloods
Be Lat Jr
Town Hall
Theodore R. Walton
Hyattsville
Backing Knowland Shot by Christian Nationalists
Two leaders of Gerald L. Smiths Christian Nationalist crusade surface as backers of Senator Knowland for the presidency should Eisenhower decline another term. Source: National Chicago at Philadelphia edition noting the development in a political context.
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Knowland
Los Angeles
Gerald L. &. Smith
Sen. Knowland
Rcalif
Eisenhower
Eastern U S Weather: Heat and Humidity Persist
The Eastern U S endured hot humid conditions with some relief in the Upper Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley. Temperatures statewide rose with highs around 95 in New York and Boston while Chicago reached 86. Thunderstorms brought scattered rainfall from under a tenth to over two inches in Gulf states and parts of the Midwest, with Mobile 2.23 inches and Pine Bluff reporting intense downpours.
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Associated Press
Upper
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Midwest
Rockies
Plains
Salt Lake City
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Des Moines
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Gulf States
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Jackson Miss
Pine Bluff Ark
Ike Granted First Soft Foods After Major Surgery
President Eisenhower, recovering in Walter Reed Hospital, received approval to begin consuming soft foods by mouth after a week of liquid feeding following surgery to relieve a partial obstruction. Doctors reported a good night with rest and stable vitals as liquids continue and soft foods are added later in the day.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Tao Nee Fale
Locust years loom but officials expect calm this season
A Maryland county warns of cicada disturbances this summer as officials say the 17 year brood may emerge. Local expert Henry Shoe and Chicago museum entomologist Cyrus discuss the life cycle, damage minimal and temporary, with a large chorus from males during warm dry days. Separately, New York City transit court orders curb another nine hour strike by MBA workers, citing Condon-Washington law and TWU contract.
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Forbes Burgess
Winchester Hall
United States
Frederick County
Henry R. Shoe
Henry
Dryas
Chicago Natural History Museum
Chancellor Koncell
Cyrus
New York
City Transit Authority
Motormen’s Benevolent Assu
Theodore Loos
MBA
Supreme Court
Jacob Markowitz
Manhattan
Inc
Transit Authority
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Michael Quill
Court to hear case against Harley over well permits
Dr Burgess announced warrants have been issued for nine violators including Jack C Harley for drilling wells without Department of Health permits and failing to supply required information. Harley faces charges for unpermitted wells on Butterfly Lane and for not sealing wells. Trial Magistrate sets Thursday at ten. Burgess cites widespread neglect by drillers and seeks strict compliance to state drinking water standards. Additional violations await court when wells are pulled.
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Nyne
Jack C. Harley
State Department of Health
Dr. Burgess
Dr Burgess
Harley
Butterfly Lane
State Board of Health
Burgess
Eisenhower health update and no talk of 1956 bid
Eisenhower's recovery continues and Cab inet members may visit the hospital later this week. There was no news on whether the illness would lead him to reconsider his February 29 pledge to run again. Press secretary James Hagerty said there had been no political discussions and he had not spoken to the President about the illness or comments in the news.
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New York
Uyueourey Mann
De-I
Alice
Jean
Catoctin
Loudoun County
Potomac
Mary Elizabeth
Brunswick
Mann
Dun &Mit
Bradstreet
Loudoun
Washington
Korea
Oscar B Hunter
American Can Co
Geal
Continental Can Co
Chicago
Housing and Home Finance Agency
General Foods Corp
Maxwell House
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Humphrey
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Steve Martini
White House
James Hagerty
Communists Charge U. S. Increases Forces
Berlin reports the East German Communist press accusing the United States of expanding military forces in West Germany. U S Army spokesmen deny the claim, stating only normal replacement of troops. The Neues Deutschland paper had alleged a 35 000 man increase.
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Berlin
United States
West Germany
U. S. Army
Heidelsberg
Neues Deutschland
East Berlin
U. S
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National
Davey Croakit
Luther Reese
Leavenworth, Kan
Ike
Taj
John Eisenhowe
Br Wiaetad Ide
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
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Denver
Averell Harriman
Wendy Smith
Lil
Wendy
Long Island
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