County Dam Views On Tuesday Hearing On Potomac Flood Plan
Frederick County planning officials and the county commissioners prepare a joint position on the River Bend dam project near the Potomac River. The 1:30 p.m. hearing at Richard Montgomery High School will outline flood control measures, smaller upstream dams, and a focus on water supply rather than hydroelectric power.
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Redvrith County
Sedi
Potomac River
U. S. Corps of Army
de Potomac
Fredes
Kefauver Jr
Frederick Courty Planning and Zoiting Commission
Arthur Kstten
District of Columbia
Pykwac
Monocacy
Frederick County
Potomze
Weather and accidents mark weekend in region
Showers and thunderstorms brought relief from a hot weekend with isolated damage in Poolesville and corporate outages fixed by midnight. Two injuries occurred in a city collision, with total damage near $1,000. A rain event near Indian Springs caused transformer outages, while lighting struck a transformer near River Bend dam. A separate air crash near Port Hardy, B C killed 14 of 18 aboard due to a ground control issue.
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Weather Bureau
Urbana
Hyattstown
Poolesville
Potomac Edison Company
Indian Springs
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
West South End
Beniz
Frederic Memtorial Hospital
Harvey Gipe
Hershey
Wade R. Haney
Fines Creek
N. C
Ralph Potts
Hatton
Who
Naomi A. Bashore
Frederick County
Palmyra
Nathan Dorsey
Charles E
Linenery
Elaridge
jScutt
Iyther Eastboung
Godfrey T. Weedon
Adams
Vown
Damaze
Kansas
Weedon
Mercury
Pasley
John C. Henry
Port Hardy
B. C
Pacific Wester Airines
City Planning Hearing Features Farm Bureau Presence
Fredericks County Farm Bureau will be represented at the hearings and other interested locals from the area are expected to attend. Mayor John A. Derr noted the planning commission would present the city viewpoint while City Engineer W Ray mond Walter said the municipality objected to the 191 dam proposal as it would shut down the Singanore filtration plant during high water periods.
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Fredericks, County
Buses Replace Trolley Cars In Kansas City
Kansas City marked a transit milestone as buses replaced trolley cars on the Country Club Dodson and Rock Hill lines for the first time since 1869 88 years ago. The Public Service Co. ran a special for amateur photographers and nostalgia fans documenting last rides.
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Kansas City
Country Club
Dodson
Rock Hill
Kansas City Public Service Co
Worker Dies On Way To Hospital In Buckerstown
Jacob Makel, about 52, an employee of Hudson Supply and Equipment Co., Buckerstown, died on arrival at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being stricken at the kilns. State Police and medical examiner ruled death due to coronary occlusion. Makel lived alone in a Buckerstown trailer. a brother in New York is reported as a survivor.
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Jacob Makel
Hudson Supply and Equipment Company
Buckerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Makel
Carroll Manor
Harris
Zarace
Buckerstoun
New York
Obscenity Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today upheld the federal obscenity statute that bans mailing indecent literature. Justice Brennan wrote the majority opinion. Chief Justice Warren and Justices Frankfurter Burton Clark and Whittaker joined. Justices Black Douglas and Harlan dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Brennan
Warren
Frankfurter
Bur
Dr Ritchings To Head Pine Bluff Hospital
Dr Seth H Hardies temporary stint as superintendent of Pine Bluff State Tuberculosis Hospital ends after months. State names Dr Edward Peyion Ritchings from Cullen Hospital Frederick County to take over July 1, while Dr Verdie remains health officer for Wicomico County.
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Salisbury
Seth H. Hardie
Pine Bluff State Tuberculosis Hospital
Edward Peyion Ritchings
Cullen Hospital
Frederick County
Verdie
Hell
Wicomico County
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Maryland and Delaware temperatures will average 2 to 4 degrees above normal. Not as warm Tuesday, warmer Thursday, and warm later in the week with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers Tuesday. Rivers at less than 4 inch. highs from Frederick Junction 78 west to 85 east. Potermay Inn and clear at Wevlows 83 west to 67 east.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Frederick Junction
Potermay Inn
Wevlows
Lin
Fire at Crisfield Gas Yard Destroys Buildings
A Sunday blaze on Crisfield southern edge destroyed a millhouse machine shop and a lumber filled warehouse of the Gas Forbush and Marine Railway plus a storage building of George A Christy and Son seafood packers. Firemen from Crisfield and Marion Station prevented spread to adjacent storage yards. Gasoline and kerosene soaked structures, yard storage damaged.
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Crisfield
Gas Forbush and
Mt Marine Railway
George A. Christy
Playgrounds Of City Open This Evening
City playgrounds open with week long activities across fourfeet parks featuring craft sessions, singing games, circle games, story hours, and dramatic play. Special events include Contest Night at Bahee Park, Neighborhood Night at Harmon Field, Folk Dancing at Lincoln, and Community Sing at Mullinix Park.
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Tiny Tot Town
Babee Park
Mulllinix Park
Harmon
Bahee Park
Harmon Field
Lincoln
Mullin
Staley Park
Baker Park
Thurmont High School
James Fisher
Recreation Commission
Weather Miseries Across Texas Oklahoma and Kansas
Violent weekend storms battered Texas Oklahoma and Kansas with hail larger than baseballs injuring nineteen people near Fo Stockton Texas and causing cotton crop damage. A Midland cloudburst dumped three inches of rain while west Texas saw high winds and power lines down. Oklahoma reported flash floods and rising rivers while northwestern Kansas faced floodwaters and a washed out Santa Fe main line. Showers extended from New England to the western Gulf Coast and into Texas.
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Associated Press
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Fo. Stockton
Tex
Midland
Woodward
Ellis
Lakin
Kan
Santa Fe
New England
Central Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Violent Death Toll Rises Across Maryland Weekend
A deadly weekend in Maryland saw 21 fatalities from heat and accidents. Drownings, highway crashes, and a DC-3 crash during a Capital Airlines training flight claimed multiple lives, including Edward Miller 13 Baltimore and Wanda Gray 35 Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Clarksburg
Edward Miller
Baltimore
Orchard Beach
Anne Arundel County
aJames Thomas
Alexandria
Great Falls
Potomac River
Washington
Shirley Parker
Potomac
David Myers
Edgemere
Jones Creek
Harry Clifton Knapp
Beaver Dam
Cockeysville
Wanda Gray
Sundar
Joseph G. Hoffman
Hungesville
Charles Coun
Marshland
Mechanicsville
C. Bingock
James H. Baird
Bladensburg
Glenn Dale
Prince Georges County
Carl R. Burke
Fairfax
R. K. Thomas
Chicago
H. A. Podgursky
Pittsburgh
Capital Airlines
Congress May Overhaul Anti Subversive Program
Washington reports on a bipartisan commission urging sweeping changes to loyalty security programs. Proposals include protecting rights, tightening secrecy, and a possible criminal penalty for publishing secret information. Critics warn of burdens on the press and possible constitutional issues.
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Washington
Eisen- Tower Administration
Eisenhower
Iin
Loyd Wright
Wright
Los Angeles
The
American Bar Assa
Stennis Jdmiss
Cotton R-Nh1
White House
Oxpress
James C. Hagerty
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Boys Admit Murder Of One's Father
Three youths confessed to murdering Martin Daniels Sr. in South Philadelphia as he sat on his front step. A 11 year old, Curtis Edwards, and 13 year old Albert Stolis aided by an older brother reportedly planned revenge for Daniels, with the shooter identified as another son, Martin Jr. The group waited in a cemetery across from the Daniels home and planned the attack after Daniels spoke to another son. Police labeled it a cold, professional style operation. Car theft and cafe break in also reported in the city.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Martin Daniels Sr
South Philadelphia
David H. Roberts
Roberts
Daniels
Martin Jr
Curtis Raymond Edwards
Albert Stolis
Daniels’ Row
Souns Daniels
Edwards
Wil Grover
Ike Told Clean Bomb Feasibility By AEC Scientists
Washington reports say Dr. Ernest Lawrence and colleagues from the University of California told President Eisenhower that progress toward a hydrogen bomb continues with significant fallout reductions. Strauss and experts declined to answer if a fully clean fusion bomb is possible, citing security and disarmament concerns.
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Washington
Sei Valley
Bo Eisenhof
University of California i i
Nan Lewis L. Strauss
Atantic Energy Commission
Strauss
Eisenhower
Strause
Ernest O. Lawrence
Mark M. Mills
Edward Teller
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Siritss
Teller
AEC
Supreme Court set aside three contempt convictions awaiting reconsideration
Washington bulletin reports the Supreme Court vacated three contempt of Congress convictions and remanded to the U S Court of Appeals to reconsider in light of last week's Watkins decision. Wimbledon notes Ellis Ayala of Chile upset top seed Hamilton Richardson in the first round as Richardson, a Rhodes Scholar and former American Davis Cup team member, lost 36 64 7 3 84. In New York, Judge Ryan ordered the dissolution of the International Boxing Club and mandated Norris and Wirtz to divest all Madison Square Garden stock within five years. A Soviet destroyer and an auxiliary tanker passed through the Suez Canal, the first Russian entry since World War I.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Watkins
Wimbledon
England
Ellis Ayala
Chile
America
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Westfield
N- Se
Richardson
Oxford
New York
Sylvester J. Ryan
International Boxing Club
Illinois
James D. Norris
Arthur M. Wirtz
Madison Square Garden
Cairo
Suez Canal
Shesterday
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John L. Lewis
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House on-American Activities Committee
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Dr. Ritchings
Pine Bluff Hospital
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William H. Carter
Carver Apartments
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Moss
W. M. Newton
Tribune
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Sigma Delta Chi
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Charles B. Hoeven Downt
Starry J. McGregor
Ohio
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William F. Suter
Pontiac
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Bakers’ Union
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