Major Plants To Close For 1 To 2 Weeks
Frederick industry workers begin a one to two week midsummer shutdown as Independence Day approaches. Ox Fibre Brush Everedy Frederick Tailoring Price Electric Frederick Iron and Steel Union Manufacturing plan weeklong closures with some offices returning July 9 others through July 16. Fireworks ban enforced. displays require ten day permits after safe inspection.
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Frederick
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Everedy Company
Frederick Tailoring Company
Price Electric Corporation
Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc
Union Manufacturing Company
Ox Fibre
Frederick Tadoring
Frederick Business House
Charles S. Jackson
Waesche Low On Local Work In Stewart Manor Project
Waesche and Sons Inc of Thurmont submitted the apparent low bid of 38 644 70 for grading and paving streets and installing sanitary sewers and water mains in parts of Stewart Manor Frederick. Other bids include Richard Kline 40 352 75 Stewart Bainum 25 266 59 on sewers and water lines Montgomery Construction 25 460 on grading and paving. No award yet as the city must concur and owner pays costs.
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L. R. Waesche and Sons, Inc
Thurmont
Stewart Manor
North Frederick
Realty Investment, Company
Waesche
Richard, Kline
Frederick
Stewart Bainum and
Montgomery Construction Company
Bainum
Montgomery
Pinewood Drive
West 14Th Street
Beechwood Drive
Oakwood Drive
Eisenhower to Leave Walter Reed at 8 30 A M
President Eisenhower plans to leave Walter Reed Army Hospital at about 8 30 A M EDT tomorrow. He will convalesce for at least two weeks at his Gettysburg farm in Pennsylvania. Accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhower and doctors, he will drive 85 miles to the country home with Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder and two house guests for the weekend.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettysburg
White House
Howard M
Husband jailed after attempted eye injury on wedding anniversary
In Frederick County Mrs Naomi Moss accused husband Earl C Mays of assaulting her with a radio during their sixteenth anniversary dispute over a 33 cent rise in the electric bill. Trial Magistrate TH Reese sentenced Mays to 60 days in jail, suspended.
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Frederick County
Reese Shoemaker
Earl C. Mays
Naomi Moss
L. A. G. Hedden
Mary F Harrison
Harrisburg
Harry Lb. Quinn
William M. Boost Jr
Henry F. Brown
West All Saints Street
James W. Stockman
Norman TY
Crump
West Fifth Street
Klinehart
Fires Begin To Go Out In Steel Mills
Fires dim in U S steel furnaces as negotiators race a midnight strike deadline for 650 000 workers. President McDonald of the United Steelworkers urges top company officials to join talks to avert a walkout while Mitchell says no Taft Hartley action is planned.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
James P Mitchell
McDonald
Adm
Ben Moreell
Jotes and Laughlin Corp
Moreell
Steel Companies of
America
Etzler Awarded Work on Butterfly Lane
The County Commissioners awarded a contract to N W Etzler Company Frederick for 1.75 miles of Butterfly Lane from U S 340 to Mt Philip road at 39 350. The low bid was opened June 18 and includes widening the pavement about three feet each side plus clearing grading and surfacing. County Roads Board crews worked on bridge repairs on Willow Brook road north of Frederick closed since last Saturday night storm weakened an abutment.
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U. S. 340
Mt. Philip Road
N. W. Etzler Company
Frederick
Etzler
County Roads Board
Willow Brook
Revolt in Poznan Suppresses Police and Seizes City
Eye witness accounts describe thousands in Poznan storming the secret police headquarters, burning the building, freeing political prisoners, and taking over the radio jamming station and city hall. Tanks appeared but were not used against the strikers as order was sought amid surrounding unrest.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Poznan
Poznanski Hotel
Reddick’s Still Listed On State Homeopathic Board
Cambridge reports Dr. Robert H. Reddick declares he remains a board member and examiner for homeopathic physicians. An injunction and state investigation bar him and seven others from acting as the board’s examiners while a July hearing is set. The case involves questions over board authority and licensing.
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Cambridge, Md
Robert H. Reddick
State Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners
Baltimore
Reddick
Maryland
Norman P. Ramsay
State Homeopathic Medical Society
Attorney General's Office
Eastern Shore State Hospital
McKeld
Society
Gov. i
Cambridge Banner Newsman
Medical Board
Medical Practice Act
Homeopathic Society
Maryland Chirurgical and Medical Faculty
Board of Examiners
Board For
Homeopathic Examiners
Ramsay
Reuben Oppenheimer
Legislative Council
Licensing Board
Price tours Europe with Truman in Paris visit
Edwin B. Price, retired coal executive and federal coal safety board member, travels on a monthlong European tour with stops in London Paris Madrid and Geneva. He meets former President Truman in Paris at an American club event and later sails home aboard the Queen Elizabeth, returning to New York where he resumes duties on the Federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review.
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Edwin B. Price
Rockwell Terrace
Marty
Truman
Paris
Europe
Price
Dent
Mrs. Truman
London
England
Tru
Isleworth
Ile
West Mid-Lands
Coal Fielts
Roland Bennett
Wedgwood
Spode
New York
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Naples
Pompeii
Cannes
France
Nice
Madrid
Spain
Toledo
Geneva
Switzerland
Frankfort
Germany
Mr. Price
Ruhr
iSaar
Saar
Rhine
Opel
Mainz
Charbonnages de France
National Coal Board
Federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review
Eisenhower
U. S. Bureau of Mines
New York City
Allen G.quynn
Washington
Senate
Edwin QR. Price
Maryland
Coal Mine Safety Board
Junnanimous
Low temperatures dip to 48 at Gembrill Park in June
Nighttime lows reached 48 degrees at Gembrill State Park and 51 at the airport as unusually cool weather moved across the region. The forecaster warned of a dry pattern with a chance of scattered thundershowers by Sunday afternoon and slightly warmer days ahead. Another fifties low was forecast for tonight, with no heavy rain expected soon.
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Gembrill State Park
High Knob
Monih
Bicyclist Struck on Old Frederick Road in Thurmont
Eight year old Charles S. Hubbard Jr. was struck by a car at 2 15 when crossing the Old Frederick Road St Utica. The driver James E Houck Jr of Emmitsburg was arrested and charged with speeding. He was driving a 1954 station wagon southbound and hit the boy as he crossed the road. The bicycle was destroyed. The boy was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in good condition the following morning. Trial is set for July 7 at Thurmont Trial Magistrate's court.
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Charles S. Hubbard Jr
Thurmont
Spoon
Frederick Road
St. Utica
Frederick Memorial Hospital
H. J. Brown
James E Houck Jr
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Houck
SobeloffNomination Moves in Senate Judiciary Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the Sobeloff nomination after Southern opposition but decided not to report the nomination to the full Senate for at least a week. It would elevate Simeon E. Sobeloff from Solicitor General to judge on the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Sobeloff
Washington F
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower
Simeon E. Sobeloff
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate
Oil Barge Blast in San Francisco Wrecks Pier Fire
An oil barge explosion near Mariposa Street in San Francisco sent two crewmen into the water and sparked a fierce blaze along the waterfront. Alfred Johnson and Fred Witter were hospitalized with severe face burns. fire Chief Frank Kelly put damage at about one million dollars as flames reached nearby shops and two Navy ammunition ships were moved to safety.
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San Francisco
Mariposa Street
John de Haan
Navy
Kern
Tidewater Associated Oil Co
Alfred Johnson
Stewart Ford
Johnson
Fred Witter
Frank Kelly
Triple A
Rubin Martinez
State's Low 38 At Oakland
Clear skies and cool dry air swept Maryland with a record low of 38 at Oakland early this morning. Other readings included 40 in Oakland, 46 at Keedysville, 47 in Frostburg, 49 in Cumberland, and 51 in Salisbury as a sunny but cooler trend continued.
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Associated Press
Maryland
State Roads Headquarters
Oakland
Keedysville
Washington County
Frostburg
Cumberland
Salisbury
Five Day Outlook For Maryland Delaware Area
Weather outlook calls for warmer conditions Saturday and Sunday then cooler Monday and warmer Wednesday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible on Sunday and Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to average near seasonal normals for the period.
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Maryland
Delaware
Poznan Uprising in Polish City Kills Dozens and Riots
Western reports from Warsaw describe a six hour Poznan uprising where unrest spread from a general strike in factories to violent clashes. Police and riot squads reportedly killed and wounded many, with arrests linking diversions to reactionary underground.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Poznan
East Germany
Stettini
Gdansk
Gdynia
West Berlin
Red
Radio Warsaw
Warsaw Radio
People's Republic of Poland
Josef Cyrankiewiew
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Walter Reed Hospital
Mamie
E. R. Price
Bethesda
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