Parade of thirty fire companies in Walkersville convention
Thirty fire companies plan to parade at Walkersville next Wednesday evening during the 24th annual Frederick County Firemen's Association convention. The event includes a memorial service, a social, and performances by multiple bands and drum corps with prizes and a 7:15 start time.
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Walkersville
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Edgar Zimmerman
Walkersville Company
Henry E. Walker
Brunswick
Walkersville Fire Hall
Charles Stull Jr
Trego Zimmerman
Edward Hedges
George Bell
Hallar Rest
Ralph D. Zimmerman
Army Band
Forts George&. Meade
302Nd Signal Corps
Yellow Springs
Guardian Hose of
Thurmont
Independent Hose Company
Harmony Band
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Howard B. Spring
Havre de Grace
Mabrury Gates
Rockville
Jack Reckiner
Near
Glen Burnie
County Association
Waleersville
Gilmore Trout
Burgess
Robert McLaren
Roger E. Zimmerman
Glenn Zimmerman
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
A. Irvin Renn
Mehr H. Ramsburg
Kensington
Statliters
Carroll Post
American Legion
Ralph Hesson
American Legion Post
Taneytown
Greenbelt
Main Street
Frederick Street
Soul Walkersville Firemen
Second Army
Weather across cities shows clear skies with scattered clouds
Temperatures and precipitation reported for 24 hours ending at 3 a.m. across multiple cities including Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Frederick Helena Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Saint Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Portland Rapid City Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington and others. Many locations record clear or cloudy conditions with varying temperatures. some report measurable precipitation.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
iChicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Frederick
Indianapolis
Frederick Community College Expands Sophomore Courses
Frederick Community College will begin its second year at Frederick High School with a full slate of sophomore subjects in the 1958 59 catalogue. Night classes run under the Frederick County Board of Education with registrations set for September 11 at the college office.
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Frederick Community College
Frederick High School
Frederick County
United States
Frederick!’ ‘County Council
Duval W. Sneadner
Five Cents Postage Charge Change Goes Into Effect
Local notice explains new post office rule from July 1 adding a five cent deficit postage fee per piece plus the existing deficiency amount. Postmaster James Grove warns of higher charges for dead letters and parcels and urges proper postage and correct mailing class.
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Post Office Department
James A. Grove
Tobacco Tax Change Sets Off Weekend Shopping Rush
The county tax on tobacco adjusts Tuesday affecting cigars and pipes differently from cigarettes. Wholesalers and retailers scramble to apply new decals and seek refunds for decals stamps and impressions inventory as of June 30 with refunds due by July 31. County Treasurer James H Falkin warns dealers to file requests promptly after July 1.
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James H. Falkin
DES Opens Expanded Quarters at Masonic Temple
Miss Aloyetta Hershberger announced the Department of Employment Security now uses the full first floor of the Masonic Temple. The front area houses employment services while the rear handles unemployment insurance claimants with a new bar style for queues and added facilities including a conference room aptitude testing room and an employer lounge. She noted 106 people have used the Temporary Unemployment Compensation Plan in the Frederick area.
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Aloyetta Hershberger
Department of Employment Security
West Church Street
Masonic Temple
Department
Hershberger
Frederick
Flanders Found Dead at Argonne Lab Officer’s Suicide Note
Donald A. Flanders 57 a senior mathematician and Argonne National Laboratory director was found dead at his home near Chicago. Police said death may be from ulcers and other illnesses or overdose. he left a note for his wife saying he could not bear the lab decisions. He held top secret clearance and had worked at Argonne since 1948. Survived by two sons and two daughters.
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Chicago
Donald A. Flanders
Ralph Flanders
Applied Mathematics
Argonne National Laboratory
Flanders
Sarah
Ron
Atomic Energy Commission S
Argonne
AEC
Pawtucket
R. L
Haverford Pa
University of Pennsylvania
National Research Council
Princeton University
University of Copenhagen
Denmark
New York University
Los Alamos
O. M
Peter Flanders
Hood College
Frederick
Stephen Flanders
Haverford
Ellen Lindop
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jane Ziff
Frederick FFA Honors At Maryland State Meet
Frederick High School students dominated the state Future Farmers of America events at the University of Maryland. Charles Carpenter won the tractor operator contest with William Hildebrand second, and William Powell became state president. Lee Downey led the junior public speaking, William Shelton placed second, and Frederick High placed second in land judging with Charles Noffsinger John Hope James Boone Carroll Shry on the team. Agricultural instructors were John Thompson Harry Miller at Frederick High and George Remsberg at Walkersville. The state meet occurred Thursday and Friday.
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Frederick High School
Future Farmers of America
University of Maryland
Charles Carpenter
William Hildebrand
William Powell
Walkersville
Lee Downey
Williamsport
William Shelton
Charles Noffsinger
John Hope
James Boone
Carroll Shry
John Thompson
Harry Miller
Frederick High
George Remsberg
Death watch for Explorer II sparks skywatcher hope
Skywatchers worldwide track Explorer II after a March 26 launch as scientists predict its reentry into the earth atmosphere soon. A dramatic meteor-like burn is expected upon entry with experts noting only a plain ending if sighted.
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Huntsville
Ala
Chiang Appealing Free World Over Neutral Aid Question
MME Chiang Kai Shek appeals to the free world urging neutrals to stop aiding when they profit from both sides. He questions why allies should fight if neutrals sit on the fence and receive equal benefits.
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Mme Chiang
New York
API
Mme
Chiang Kai Shek
Free World
Newsmen and crew die in crash aboard seven crewmen
A plane crash claimed the lives of seven crewmen and six newsmen along with two members of the National Aeronautics Association. The fallen newsmen included Norman J. Montellier 37 of UPI James L. McConaughy Jr. 40 Time Daniel J. Coughlin Jr. 31.
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National Aeronautics Assocciation
Jeff
Norman J. Montellier
UPI
James L. McConaughy Jr
Time Magazine
Daniel J. Coughlin Jr
May Primary Cost County 1.12 Per Vote
County figures show the May primary cost 8823.89 dollars with 7867 total votes, about 1.12 dollars per vote. Democrats cast 6547 votes and Republicans 1320 as judge and clerk salaries led the major expenditures.
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G.O.P
Pleasant Weekend Forecast For City Workers
A pleasant weekend was in store for hundreds of city industrial workers beginning annual summer vacations of one to two weeks. Many plants started holidays on Fourth of July eve as temperatures cooled to a frigid -50 at the State Police barracks and were expected to rise to near 80 later. Sunday looked mostly sunny and warmer with a chance of scattered showers Monday followed by clearing and cooler air.
Insists On All Of Goldfine's Records
Washington lawmakers press to obtain Bernard L Goldfine records amid Sherman Adams drama. Rep John Bennett says investigators must obtain all Goldfine documents to verify conflicting statements as Boston businessman John Fox testifies about relationships involving Adams and Eisenhower aides. The panel weighssecret testimony on Fox's Monday appearance.
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Washington
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
House
Bernard L .Goldfine
Ruth Jamid
Sherman Adams
Bennett
Boston
John Fox
Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
Fox
Boston Post
Goldiine
James C.hagerty
Hagerty
ABC
David Brinkley
Dorothy B. Kerr
Federal Trade Commission
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
State finds May non farm job placements fall in Maryland
The Maryland State Department of Employment Security reports 4,843 May placements in non farm jobs, down from 5,166 in April and 6,704 in May last year. Manufacturing led with 28 percent, followed by hotels and other sectors. 2,200 of May placements were in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Department of Employment
Robert B. Kimble
Department
Sdrop
Wiarch
Kimble
Wlse
Answers To Questions Awaited In Economic Outlook
Mixed indicators shift focus from business health to price trends. Steel wage increases loom, with U S Steel delaying as markets seek clarity while copper prices face possible moves. Retail demand softens with unseasonable weather and power use down.
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New York
Beilweiter
Genti
U. S. Steel
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Steel
Dun & Bradstreet
Securities & Exchange Commission
Florida
Louis E. Wolfson
American Motors Corp
Leopold D. Silberstein
Penn-Texas Corp
Washington
Alfons Landa
National Tea Co. S
Great Atlantic & ‘Pacific Tea Co
Alcoholic Beverage Licenses Suspended in Carroll County
The Carroll County License Commission suspended the Class D license of Town and Country Tavern Inc Mt Air for 60 days for selling beer on primary day May 20 during prohibited hours. William Boras, president, was previously fined 32.95 in magistrate court. The Keymar Tavern license was suspended 30 days for property conditions and renewed June 13.
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Eee . Tavern, Inc
Mt. Air
Can Rell County of Signal License Commission
William S. Boras
Keymar
Carroll County
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