Early Work On Mad. 194 Road Planned Despite Delays
A Frederick meeting of the Patapsco Engineering Co of Baltimore reported continued plans for Mad. 194, a by pass project from Seventh to Fourth street pikes. Right of way and utilities delays remain, but most clear. Seay,278.99 was the low bid and contractor call in later this week. Fort Detrick bypass work to be awarded soon, with land condemnation issues noted.
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Get Under
On & Nis
Pritchett Wies
Taney
Francis Scott Key
Patapsco Engineering Com
Baltimore
Seay
Walkersville
Woodsboro
U. S. 15
Pennsylvania
Carroll County
Ihe
Robert P. Bennell
dJoun J. McMullen
Edgar Bennett
Pritchett
General Assembly
Court House Wide
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Fort Detrick
Fourth Street Pikes
Edgie Russell
Frederick
Starved Without Goi Graham Speaks On Escapism In New York
Evangelist Billy Graham addressed about 16 000 in Madison Square Garden warning against escapism as he preached that the soul starves without God. He cited Hebrews and announced 62 new decisions for Christ bringing total to 23707 since May 15. Also reports plans for new polo and other ventures. Forfeitures and fines were issued in Westminster for motor vehicle violations by magistrate Ernest Duker and Troopers J W McFarland and P M Hahn.
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New York
Bly Graham
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Christ
Manhattan Colma
Yeeceani
Werk
Forfei Collaterial
Westminster
Ernest Duker
Cecil Elwin Priest
Keymar
Olin Withur Cogar Fromitsbure
Paul Gien Goern
Union Bridge
Trapper KW Mesmer
Wiliam Robert Hamwick
Earl Richard Grinder
Union Ridge
Norman Woward Elburn
New Windsor
J. W. McFarland
Albert Harrison Stevens
Airy
P. M. Hahn
Winners of Prizes At Emmitsburg Bicentennial Pageant
The Emmitsburg pageant postponed its beard contest and third night due to damp weather. Dr J P Freemans garden on East Main street won first prize of 25 dollars among nine entries, judged by Mrs Edgar Barnes Mrs H L Sebastian Sr and Frank M Busler. Second prize went to Mrs Vincent L Hart huzen garden and third to Mrs Clarence B Frailey. The Silver Garden club oversaw the event with period costume committee members. Tonight features Valley Echoes at 4 30 and runs through Saturday with fireworks each night. Youth Day highlights include a bicycle race pet parade and Little League game. Fireworks cap each evening as the bicentennial celebration continues.
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Emmitsburg
J. PL. Freeman
East Main Street
Edgar Barnes
H. L. Sebastian Sr
Uniontown
Carroll Garden Club
Frank M. Bus
Charles B. Shaughnessy
George Thompson
Ageant
Valley Echoes
Otlock
Brothers of the Brush
Nickerson Testimony To Be Taken In Court Martial
Col John C Nickerson Jr faces sentencing after pleading guilty to 15 charges in a court martial over handling classified materials and pushing for a longer range missile program. The trial paused as 14 witnesses from the Air Force and rival programs are expected to testify to seek leniency.
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Huntsville
Alais
John C. Nickerson Jr
Charles E. Wilson
Nickerson
Wilson
Army
FE Ad
Amy
Missio
Thor
William G. Barry
West Point
Old Curfew To Be Invoked To Get Children Off Streets
Police announce a city curfew to reduce street loitering by youths under 16 after 10 p.m. Children will be asked to return home and kept off streets at night. Juvenile Court will handle cases. parents urged to ensure compliance.
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Frederick City
Charles Ames
Pia
Silér
Eric C. Biser Dies At Home On Dill Ave
Frederick county farmer and longtime director of the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association died at his home 263 Dill Avenue at age 74 after an month long illness. He organized the Frederick Corn Farm Bureau and was a devout member of Trinity Evangelical and Re formed Church. He is survived by a large family including his widow and multiple children, with services set at the funeral home.
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Eric Calvin Biser
Fredericounty
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Dill Avenue
Mia. Biser
Wolfsville
Mertin A. EB
Maryetta May Hays Biser
Frederick County
Washington
Witil
Post Office Department
Lizzie A. Cobrentz
Adamstown
Mariiang and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Frederick Corn Farm Bureau
Mrr
Biser
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carroll Manor
Richard C. Biser
Karl Henn
Melvin Ringer
G. Palmer Snook
Charles F. Ley
Joseph Eric Biser
Paul Melvin Biser
M. Roland Biser
Brimswick
Harm L. Southerly
Alexandria
David Zimmerman Hland
Mary Knill
Springs
East Church Street
Wee Women Return Boldly Into Store After Search
A shopper known as a Wee Woman declares intent to re-enter a store saying she earlier left to buy something. The remark hints at a search or purchase activity and suggests determination to locate the item inside. Local witnesses report the scene unfolding with curiosity and caution.
Rev S A Kipe Dies At 82 Church Of God Minister
Rev Samuel A Kipe longtime Church of God minister dies Tuesday evening at Walford Bible Convalescent Home near Blue Ridge Summit Pa at age 84 after four years of illness. He lived with daughter Martha Taylor in Brunswick since 1928 and retired in 1946 after a long Maryland Eldership career. Funeral is Friday at 2 pm at Brunswick Church of God with interment in Germantown Bethel Cemetery. He previously preached at Friends Creek and helped start churches in Brunswick Knoxville and Bakerton W Va. He is survived by children Ruth Shindledecker Pearl Taylor James Hive Engler Kipe Oliver Ripe and four teen grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. The body lies at Wahler Y Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro Pa with call times tonight and at Mrs Taylor’s Brunswick home Thursday and at the church Friday before services.
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Samuel A. Kipe
Church of God
Walford Bible Convalescent Home
Blue Ridge Summit
Mr. Kipe
Martha Gallion Kipe
Pearl Taylor
Brunswick
Walford Bible Home
Knoxville
Bakerton
W. Va
Kipe
Friends Creek
Emmitsburg
Ruth Shindledecker
Cascade
Pearl Tayior
James A. Hive
Ringgold
Engler S. Ripe
Cavetown
Oliver G. Ripe
Sabillasville
Germantown
Bethel
Will is Probated in Orphans Court with Detailed Trust
The will of Willie Maurice Rhoderick, dated March 4, 1950, leaves the estate to Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in trust. Income to daughter Hannah Rebecca for life, with corpus payments if needed. After her death, income to Ella J. Rhoderick, Fannie, and survivor, then residue in ten shares to named heirs including Martha A. Ecker and Lillian Rhoderick’s line. Executors named Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Also notes administration letters for John G. Mackenzie and other heirs. No valuations listed. Also report of a Maryland cyanide gas chamber execution slated for Eddie Lee Daniels on Friday at 10 p.m.
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Orphans Court
Willie Maurice Rhoderick
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Hannah Rebecca
Imysi
Ella J. Rirederick Iister
Fannie
Martha A. Ecker
Norma Holizad
Agne
Albert H. Marcey
Elea A. Skeggs
Della M Mack
William J. King
John G. Mackenzie
Markwood G. Mackenzie
Fairview Avenue
Cleveland T. Trove
Patrick
Edward B. Gr
Athens
North Korea asks talks on troops and arms ban
North Korea demanded a conference to discuss removing troops from Korea and a peaceful settlement to the divided peninsula. The UN Command rejected the proposal as unsuitable for a military conference, while Chinese Premier Chou En Lai voiced support for talks and criticized U S policy.
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Korea
Chou En-lai
Peiping
U.S
U. N
South Korea
Chung -Rook
U.N
Chung
Panmunjom
Litzenberg
North Korea
Three Cars Involved In West South Accident
Three vehicles collided on West South street at Ice street Tuesday at 3 55 pm reporting no injuries but total damage reached 415 dollars. Participants included Louis Mendelson of Chicago Illinois Zelma Low ery Pasadena Anne Arundel Conn and Earl Dearborn Michigan. Police say the 1953 Pontiac rear ended Bullock’s 1957 Ford which struck Mendelson’s 1953 DeSoto in a chain reaction. Charges may follow as investigation continues.
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West South Street
Ice Street
Louis Mendelson
Chicago
Zelma Mar Lowery
Oak Drive
Pasadena
Anne Arundel Conn
Earl Dearborn
Mich
Mendelson
Bullock
Lower
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Scattered showers and thunder showers expected Thursday and again over the weekend. Rainfall around one inch for the period with seasonal temperatures turning cooler Sunday or Monday. Temperatures averaging normal to slightly below normal. highs from the upper 70s in Western Maryland to 84 in eastern areas. Early morning flows range from the mid to upper 60s in eastern Maryland and Delaware.
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Maryland
Delaware
Clean H Bomb In Four Five Years Seen
President Eisenhower quoted scientists as saying an absolutely clean hydrogen bomb could be produced after four or five more years of tests. He said tests must continue to gain knowledge on peaceful uses of atomic power and that a suspension agreement with Russia remains a hope despite scientists’ views.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
E T Weir Dies at 84 Founding Steel Leader
E T Weir long noted steel industry leader and founder of National Steel Corp died in a Philadelphia hospital at 2 15 am He would have turned 82 next August 1 He had suffered a heart attack last January and later died of complications Weir guided West Weirton Steel and merged with Hanna family interests forging a major steel empire He is survived by his widow and several children Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Philadelphia
E.T. Weir
America
Weir
National Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
National Steel Board of Directors
National Steel
Zd Financial and Steel
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Hayward Weir
Ig Manson
Evanston, Jr
Clifton C. Curtin
Naples
Fla
West Weirton Steel Co
Hanna
Cleveland
Detroit
Henry Ford
Wanlen Weir
National
Weiri
How Iron Co
Plate Co
U. S
Weirton Steel
Monessen
Pany Union
Inetes
Clarksburg
W.va
James 2. Phlliips
Weirton ‘Steel
Weirton
W. Va
West Virginia
National Recovery Act
NRA
Amalgamated Assn. of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Mt Airy Lions Club Installs Officers at Urbana Meeting
At a Mt. Airy Lions Club gathering in Urbana the officers were installed by Richard F. Simmons. Robert C. Riddlemoser became president, succeeding Roger Topper, with Starett Holmes, Preston Brown, Hanford Morey, Joseph Gosnell, Raymond Hess, Leonard Hoade, Max Greenwood, Robert Watkins, F. E. Biddinger, and Charles Clutier as directors or officers. Awards honored attendance, membership and stewardship. An address by Simmons followed, then dancing with Woody Heid’s Trio. Lionesses and guests attended.
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Mt. Airy Lions Club
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Robert C. Riddlemoser
Richard F. Simmons
Lions International
Frederick Lions Club
Hiddlemoser
Roger Topper
Riddlemoser
Simmons
Starett Holmes
Preston Brown
Hanford Morey
Joseph Gosnell
Raymond Hess
Leonard Sherman
Leonard Hoade
Max Greenwood
Robert Watkins
F. E. Biddinger
Charles Clutier
Mr. Simmons
Woody Heid
Lionesses
Beneficial Showers Provide Citywide Relief Tuesday
Occasional heavy showers drenched cave lands and gardens across the city and county on Tuesday, yielding 0.25 to 0.41 inches at posts. The June total at the airport rose to 2.07 inches while fog and humidity lingered despite a cooler morning, with forecasts calling for warmer, unsettled weather into Thursday and Friday.
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State Police
Nixon Backed by Midwestern GOP in Virginia Stop
Vice President Nixon campaigned in Williamsburg Virginia drawing solid Midwestern Republican support that could influence the 1980 Republican presidential race.
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Nixon
Williamsburg
17 Injured In Highway Accidents in Havre de Grace Md
Two crashes left seven hurt ten miles south near Aberdeen and another nine miles north near Elkton. A Trailways bus struck a flatbed trailer injuring several. medics rushed patients to Johns Hopkins and Sinai hospitals as fire crews cleared the scene.
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Havre DE E
Trailways
Arthur W. Lilley
Perryville
Raleigh
Goldie Smith
Rocky Mount
N. C
Laura Antiers
Galax
Alma Benson
Philadelphia
James Pate
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Calvin Smith
Charlotte
Helen Warfield
Here
Aberdeen
Manley
Arvil Howard Ray
Pylesville
U. S. 40
Belcamp Road
Richard J Kearn
Wichester
Ray
Johns Hopkins
Donald Keesee
Whiteford
Kearn
Sinai Hospital
Richard
Sinai
Ann
Alison
Alison Cooper
Winchester
Hopkins
Brewster Convicted of Contempt by Judge Sirica
Frank W. Brewster president of the Teamsters Union was found guilty on all 31 counts of contempt of Congress by U.S. Dist. Judge John J. Sirica for refusing to produce records and answer questions before the Senate Investigations subcommittee in January. He waived a jury trial, with fact issues decided by the judge. The wider context discusses Weirton Steel, its founder’s rise, and his stance against labor organizing amid NRA provisions and later labor relations conflicts.
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Washington
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Weve
Erton
Eric C. Biser
Dill Ave
Floyd L. Culler
Law
State Department of Public Improvements
Trades
Maryland School For the Deaf
Eric
Ats
Paks Dept
S. A. Kipe
Il Health
Willie M. Rhoderick
Eddie Lee Daniels
U.N. Command
Sito Ie
Tiberias
Israel
Yucca Flats
Atomic Energy Commission
Steel Man
E. T. Weir
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