Four Hurt In Md 28 Auto Crash Near Dickerson
Four people injured at 9 30 a m when two autos collided on Md 28 near Dickerson. Injured were Mr and Mrs Howard Spurner and Mrs Spurrier’s sister Miss Bessie Grubb of Poolesville with multiple cuts and bruises. Spurners heads may be injured and Mrs Spurrier may have a fractured leg. They were admitted after treatment. One other occupant Nisearlel Fine of Dickerson was treated. Scene described as a curve a quarter mile south of the Dickerson underpass. Witnesses summoned Brattsown rescue squad and Upper Montgomery ambulance. Officers Brooks and Hedden investigated.
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Dickerson
Frederick Memories Hospital
Howard Spurmer
Nisearlel Fine
Accordme
MD 28
Studebaker
Spurrier
Miss Frye
Auron
Fixe Cac
Hrattstown Rescue Squad
Upper
Montgomery
Spurriers
Miss Grubs
Gordon Smith
Dawsonville
Herman Frye
Farm Implement Agency
Lloyd Jones
Frye
Signs of Summer Upswing Across the Economy
New York reports show rising take home pay for factory workers averaging 70.12 dollars as a year of wage gains and stable prices boosts consumer spending. General Motors outlines a 300 million dollar investment while auto dealers flood the market with discounts to clear 1955 stock ahead of 1956 models. Construction outlook climbs to 41.5 billion dollars, with better than 1954 gains. Piano sales rise 26 percent in the first half of 1955.
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New York
Mary Jones
Jones
Kew
General Motors
Iehell
Mitchell
Palmela-Cgodine Imusell Ue
LS Commerce Department
Natonal Piano Manufacturers Assn
200 Sign For Trip To Falls
Approximately 200 people have signed up for a Niagara Falls trip sponsored by the South End Civil Association. The train departs July 2 from Frederick at 9 p.m. with stops at Brunswick and Martinsburg, arriving Buffalo July 3 for a Falls tour, returning to Pittsburgh July 4. The group, about 400 passengers, urged to buy tickets early.
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F.r la
Niagara Falls
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harvey Harrington
Frederick
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Buffalo
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Uarington
Knowland Attacks Nehru as Soviet Broker in Moscow Links
Senate minority leader Knowland accuses Indian Prime Minister Nehru of adopting a Communist viewpoint in a joint declaration with the Soviet Union after Nehru's Moscow visit. He says Nehru has aligned with Russia, undermining neutrality, and calls for preconditions on talks with Red China, including freeing American prisoners. Also notes a Fort Riley release: Sgt John C. Zombro, 23, to be sent to Europe in July as part of Operation Giraffe scope.
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Washington
Sen Knowland
Ur-Calif
India
Nehru
Jo Rette Pales
Knowland
Senate
Moscow
Saver Foreign Poly
Knowland Bala
Geneva
California
Europe
Fort Riley
Kan—-Pit
John C. Zombro
Wanda
Fast E Street
Pranswick
Fort Riba
Kan
Army
Syracuse Driver Injured In Early Morning Crash
Lazarus Black, 21, of Syracuse New York, sustained head cuts and bruises after his northbound car veered off U S Route 15 near Emmitsburg, crashing into a tree. He was treated at Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg by state police investigator H. D. Brown.
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Syracuse
No Y
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Lazarus Black
U.S. 15
Emoritsburg
H. d. Brown
Carroll Fight On Quotas May Be Felt Here
Farmers in Frederick County vote on continuing wheat quotas amid talks by Associated Farmers of Carroll County. Early voters at the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office indicate a likely light turnout with some opposing continuation. The Carroll group argues quotas mainly benefit western producers and raise food costs and taxes.
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Associated Farmers
Carroll County
Frederick County
Frederick
Agricltural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Church Street
Braddock
Ballenger
Tuscarora
Mt. Pleasant
Adams~ Town Grange Hall
Middletown
Walkersville
Libertytown
New Market
Sigersville
Knott and Geisbert
Urbana
Emmitsburg
West
Marsland
Penneylvania
Immediate Trial Asked in West Street Robbery Case
Albert Vionne Bruches, 49, of West South street, asked Circuit Court for immediate trial after being nabbed minutes after a May theft at Lingola Loan Service on West Patrick. State's Attorney filed a criminal information charging robbery with a deadly weapon, robbery, larceny, deterring a stolen property, and assault. He has been jailed since arrest. Bruches allegedly brandished a pistol demanding $100 from Lingola Loan Service manager.
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Albert Vionne Bruches
West South Street
Samuel W. Barvick
Bruchey
Aangers
Lingola Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick Street
South Court
Raised Own Pay Then Seek Research Aide Pay Hike
Washington reports members of Congress, who granted themselves an 11 per cent pay raise earlier, consider further increases. They may boost travel, postage, stationer, long distance call, telegram allowances and create a $12.13 annual research aide position. The House committee also backs higher pay for most aides, with Senate plans pending until the appropriation bill moves forward.
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Washington
Congress
Tause Administration
House
Senate
Harman name misspelled in Haller Harman reunion note
A notice corrects an error in the news item about the Haller Harman reunion. The artiste’s name was wrongly written as Harmon and should read Harman.
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Horman
Harmon
Haller‘Harman
Harman
Frederick by pass bids seek removal of brick house
The State Roads Commission district office invites bids by noon on Tuesday July 12 for razing a brick residence formerly owned by Joseph Hildebrand and located just east of East End Elementary on LA. 4 to clear the right of way for a new East Patrick Street by pass. The house and a garage must be removed to ground level by August 30. The property cost about 25000 including the garage, and the Frank Pecora Construction Company bids 197548 for the four span bridge replacing the old structure. The project plans include a trumpet interchange and new US 40 routing, with traffic flow details and adjacent land acquisitions noted.
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State Roads Commi
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Joseph Hildebrand
East End
Crim
Court House
Roads Commission
Frank Pecora Construction Company
EF. C. Sanner
Superior
Us&s
Monovacy River
Traffc
Patrick
Shaw Road
East South Street
Commission
Ezra Hoffman
U. S. 40
U.S. 40
Braddock
State Police Trace Woman's Whereabouts
State police seeking the estranged wife of Dave Morgan, a restaurant worker, to link her to a long unsolved case. They traced her from Indianapolis in 1953 to New York, with no solid lead since, while noting she matched none of the murdered red haired woman descriptions found five years earlier near the Potomac River bridge.
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West Virginia
Dave Morgan
Chicago
Indiannapolis
Ind
Indiana
New Yorkey
Morgan
Lottie Rahe
Marean
Red Head
Potomac River
Tancock
Wman
Frederick County
Four Local Scouts Head to Philmont Ranch Trip
Four local Boy Scouts Thomas Routvahn Middleton Frank Gra han Robert RBroadhup Tre sah Shupp Ream Tre Wess jammed from Kasten area for a three week trek to Philmont. They boarded a bus here and will travel west with a National Geographic writer and photographer accompanying.
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Faw
Philmont
Rami Cimation
SM. Wie
Thomas Routvahn
Middleton
Frank Grahan
Harmony
Robert
Lance Taveliage
National Geographic
U S Salk Program Is Stalled Across Nation
Washington reports the polio vaccination drive is at a standstill as safety standards delay production and distribution. Six licensed firms face extra testing and bottlenecks may push mass inoculation to August or later, with only about 1.2 million cc released and an estimated six million more doses needed for the two shot series.
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Washington
Hart van Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York
Govern
National Institutes of Wealth
National Foundation
van Riper
Eisenhower
Eli Lily & Co
Indianapolis
Lily
Pulman-Moore Co
Zionsville
Ind
Wyeth Tae
Varietta
Parke-Davis &Co
Detroit
Public Health Service
Parke- Davis
Cotter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Furecas
Sharpe & Dohore
Philadelpha
Nttothe
Teli
Welfare Department
Revival of Copper Mining in County Fails
The planned revival of copper mining in Frederik counts Frederik County failed as geologists found copper only in insufficient amounts to justify mining. American Smelting and Refining Company explored about 1,200 acres around New London, Liberte Unionville, but results were not deemed worthwhile.
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Conner Mining
Frederik Counts
Fast Sear
New London Liberte Unionville
Ars
Educators protest derogatory depictions of teachers
Maryland educators meeting as part of a conference on education urged opposition to movies TV shows and books that portray teachers negatively. Dr Miles FE Connor proposed a formal resolution while Dr Reginald Von Truitt urged study by a committee, citing censorship concerns. The group criticized Mr Peepers Our Miss Brooks The Blackbeard Jungle and Whe Johnny Cant Read. Conference attendees continue discussions as the event concludes.
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Maryland Conference On Education
Miles FE Connor
Conmn State ‘Teachers College
Maryland
Reginald von Truitt
Department of Research and Education
Maryland Board of Natural Resources
Mr. Peepers
Miss Brooks
Johnny
Frederick G. Livingood
Washington College
Chestertown
Feepers
Eisenhower
Cancel Molotey On Sunday Show On TV
A Sunday TV and radio appearance by Molotey is canceled amid controversy over his remarks. Officials and panelists expressed regret as talk of a broader discussion was dropped and the event was shelved, sparking questions about media balance and public access.
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Cancel Molotey
Shadow Cast Over Meet By Plane Attack
The Soviet MIG attack on a U S Navy plane near the Bering Sea cast a shadow over the United Nations 10th anniversary session. Dulles and Molotov headed home after the incident. Seven crew were injured in the attack. no deaths reported. A peace declaration remained under discussion as Western diplomats weighed a cautious approach.
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San Prancisco
Bering Sea
U Ni
Ser
John Foster Dulles
Sia
VM Moloto
Eisenhower
Dulles
Molotov
United States
San Francisco
Assembly
Keleo N van Kieffens
Arkade AL Sobolev
Harry Timan
Fisenhawers
Nikolai Bulganin
Anthoniny Eden
Edgar Faure
Family Of Five Dies In Turnpike Wreck
A New York family of five died when their car struck the rear of a tank truck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The deceased are Abraham Kowalski, Benjamin Kowalski, Beatrice Kowalski, and their two children Judy aged 3 and Velacak 4 months, all from 85 Andersen Ave Bronx.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Abraham Kowalski
Benjamin Wowalski
Is Wite
Beatrice
Judy
Velacak
Eisenhower Moves Through New England Amid U S Protest
President Eisenhower waited for a Soviet Union response to a U S protest over a Russian jet attack on an American patrol plane in international waters. He spent the night at Secretary Weeks' farm near Whitefield New Hampshire and planned speeches in Berlin Nui and at Dartmouth College, with a lunch at Wentworth NH and a weekend fishing trip at Parham chenee Lake in Maine before Skowhegan address.
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Eisenhower
New England
Soviet Union
U.S
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Whitefield
McNair Suit Moves From Equity To Law Court
Dallas Sonny McNair sues in circuit court for 530000 damages alleging his stepfather Scott McNair promised a will leaving him the 117 acre farm and other funds. Defendants include William McNair Robert McNair Scott T. McNair and Dula Welty as estate administrators. Case previously in equity. movers seek bill of particulars.
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Law Court
Dallas Sonny McNair
Scott Hiram McNair
Emmitsburg
William G. McNair
Carroll County
Robert W. McNair
Adams County
Scott T. McNair
Dula M. Welty
Circuit Court
Dallas McNair
Edward D. Storm
Scott McNair
Srott WeVeir
Sherman P. Bowers
Parsons Neuman
Grocer And Bandits Scare Each Other
Four bandits and a grocer startled each other in a Baltimore store when one gun misfired after the thief drew a weapon. The bandits fled as the grocer ducked behind the counter, avoiding harm. Separately, an executor's sale of the Dansberger properties on West Patrick Madison and West South streets continued at the Court House with the main building at Patrick and Bentz streets remaining unsold at midday.
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Baltimore
William Cohen
Cohen
G. William Dansberger
West Patrick Street
Madison Street
West South Street
Court House
Patrick and
Bentz Streets
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