Two Car Crash Leads to $850 Loss and Robbery
A 40 year old transient reported two sedans collided at West South and Jellison streets causing about 850 dollars in damage. He said two men with guns took his wallet after forcing him from his car and driving off in a 1950 Buick with Texas plates LT. The incident unfolded along U S 240 near Frederick and involved Montgomery and Frederick County authorities. No injuries reported.
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Tenn
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Charleston
W Va
Frederick
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U. S. 240
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Frederick County
Frederick State
R. C. Disheng
Texas
Sakaseh
Traffic incidents report in Sandy Spring and Monrovia
Claude Evans reported a eastbound Gottschalk car failing to stop at a red light on West South street colliding with Preston Best’s vehicle at West Patrick and Jefferson streets. Estimated damages total about 1056 dollars. Vivian Murray charged with improper start after her car hit a city police cruiser on North Market street. Minor collision on North Market near Fifth street caused by Raymond Ahalt Jr. No charges in that case. George Timpson charged with reckless driving and revoked license after early morning incident.
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Claude Evans
Gunther H. Gottschalk
Sandy Spring
West South Street
Preston E. ‘Best
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Best
Vivian TI. Murray
Baltimore
North Market Street
Patrick Street
Evans
Fifth Street
Raymond T. Adalt Jr
Middletown
RFD 2
Gloria L. Burkett
Steel Strike Looms As Negotiations Extend To Midnight
Weary negotiators meet again to avert a nationwide steel strike at midnight. 650 000 steelworkers brace for a walkout as talks continue between United Steelworkers of America and major steel producers. The two sides clash over contract length and wage proposals amid a government stance of cautious tolerance.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
Eisenhower
Secretary
James P. Mitchell
Catch Copperhead Seining For Minnows
A number of local Davey Crock letts didn't catch a bear Friday but performed a feat just as exciting.
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Davey Crockletts
Derailment blocks B&O freight line near Marriottsville
Fourteen of 118 B&O freight cars derailed at 5 30 a m near Marriottsville in Howard County. No injuries were reported as local boys fishing with minnows captured a copperhead and the line could be blocked for hours. The incident follows reports of a nuclear blast near Bikini Atoll with details from Kyote University.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Marriottsville
Howard County
Herbert G. Tanner
Baker Park
Carroll Creek
Mi J
Tanners
Montgomery County
Tanner
Frederick
Kyoto
Japan
Jayiological Research Institute of
Markey
Grove Boulevard
David Kyole University
Nti- Jones
Wilson Place
Donaldjclecr
Roughan
Rosemont Avenue
Billy Helzapfel
Carrell
PSC Hearing Set On Water Co. Application
A Public Service Commission hearing is scheduled for Friday at 10 30 a m on the joint application of Braddock Heights Water Company of Frederick County and Braddock Water Company Inc for authority to transfer franchises water works and water system to Braddock Water Company Inc The proposed transfer would also grant Braddock Water Company Inc the rights and privileges under the Braddock Heights franchise Approval of the transfer is expected to precede a separate PSC hearing on Braddock Water Company Incs plan to raise 20000 in capital stock and complete the sale of the property
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Braddock Heights Water Company
Frederick County
Braddock Water Company, Inc
Braddock Heights Company
Braddock Company
PSC
Braddock Heights Water ‘Company
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Atgek. I
Four-Car Accident Hearing Reported In City Court
Trial Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker Jr. heard a four car crash case with the driver claiming “didn't know what happened” and found him guilty of reckless driving. Frank A. Mailo, 51, was fined $25 and costs for rear ending a car stopped at a red light on East Patrick Street. Officer William A. Boone Jr. arrested Mailo.
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H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Frank A. Mailo
Biggs Avenue
William A Boone Jr
Mailo
East Patrick Street
Shoemaker
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Department of Motor Vehicles
Richard R. Smith
Emmitsburg
C A. G. Hedden
Elmer L. Bernhiesel
Boonsboro
J. S. Plume
May Flies Blanket Streets And Cars In Hannibal
May flies swarmed Hannibal Missouri blanketing sidewalks streets and vehicles Thursday night. The insects darkened streetlights as crews with three dumps hauled the dead insects from the downtown area for about five hours.
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Hannibal
New Market Firefighters Battle Weekend Woods Blaze
New Market volunteers fought a field fire near Tramsville from Friday afternoon into early morning, injuring over 20 acres of woodland including timber. Chief James A. Hahn noted hose shortages and a long hose relay from Bush Creek to reach the flames, with no buildings threatened and crews staying through early morning.
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New Market
Walker L.ropp
Tramsville
Ropp
James A. Hahn
Bush Creek
Frederick
Hahn
Suits Settle for About Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
In Salisbury Court records the husband William Adkins and his four children reach settlements totaling roughly 4500 for a fatal auto crash near Winchester Virginia last August. The Martin Packing Company and William Black Crozet Virginia are named as defendants alongside Roger L. Dade Jefferson. Payments include 1100 to the husband and 100 to each child for the death claim. other terms cover Francis Adkins injuries and guardian allowances. Edward D Storm served as local attorney for the plaintiffs.
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Salisbury
Winchester
Circuit Court
Martin Packing Company
William "Black
Crozet, Va
Roger L. Dade
Jefeferson
Francis Adkins
Edward D. ‘Storm
Harvest Of Wheat Begint Next Week In Eastern County
Open market wheat prices are expected to slide 10 to 15 cents per bushel as the harvest begins in the eastern and southern sections of the county. Farmers anticipate prices around 1.80 per bushel after deductions, with government loan figures near 1.80 to 1.82. Harvest is likely to start in July if weather cooperates, with 60 to 70 percent of barley harvested and some already marketed.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick
Soemaker
C. Cyril Klein Sait Culler
Fighting Continues In Poznan Amid Armed Clash Reports
Western businessmen in Berlin said rifle and machine gun fire plus anti aircraft bursts kept Poznan in turmoil overnight. Reports state rebels still fought troops with tanks and jets, despite claims the revolt was crushed. Casualty figures varied with estimates from 38 killed to over 100 dead and many wounded.
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Tim Alaveigps
Poznan
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Poland
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Red
Josef Cryankie- Witz
Warsaw
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Po Land
Warsaw Radio
14 year old girl stabbed 30 times in Missouri home
In Springfield, Missouri, 14 year old Carol Elaine Drennon, adopted daughter of Lawrence Drennon, was found stabbed 30 times on her home patio. Her brother David Drennon, 13, said investigators focus on him though he claims innocence. Lawrence Drennon runs a heavy equipment firm and serves as church superintendent. Mrs Drennon flew home from a Baptist conference in Ridgecrest North Carolina.
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Springfield
Carol Elainel Drennon
Lawrence Drennon
Grants Avenue Baptist Church
Two Hurt As Driver Naps Behind Wheel
An Ijamsville man fell asleep at the wheel on U S 240 at Bennett Creek bridge injuring his wife and himself. The car smashed into guard rails and overturned on the bridge. Mrs Theresa G Gillette 34 treated for facial and body injuries and admitted. Robert Gillette treated and released. He was charged with reckless driving.
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Ijamsville
U. S. 240
Bennett Creek Bridge
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Theresa G. Gillette
Robert
Gillette
Sjamsville
Alan D. Martin
Nice Weather Outlook Across Regions
Pleasant conditions were expected along the Atlantic Coast and Pacific Northwest while hot humid conditions persisted in the central states. Cooler air moved from New England to the Carolinas with 5 degree drops. the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes saw 10 to 15 degree increases in heat. Severe storms and tornado winds were reported in the Midwest with a belt extending from Kansas to Minnesota. Highs reached 100 plus from the southwest to the Gulf states with 109 at Presidio Texas.
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Associated Press
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Pacific Northwest
New England
South Carolina
North Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
California
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Traverse City
Micn
Midwest
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Southwest Desert
Texas
Gulf States
Plains
Presidio
Tex
andDagett
Calif
Ambulance Takes Mrs Fink to Frederick Memorial Hospital
The United ambulance was called about 6 o clock this morning to remove Mrs Stanley Fink of West Seventh Street to Frederick Memorial Hospital for scheduled surgery.
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United Ambulance
Stanley Fink
West Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Regular anti polio clinics set for fourth Mondays
Winchester Hall health offices will host monthly anti polio clinics for children aged one to sixteen. First second and third booster shots will be offered by appointment only with 9 30 to 10 20 a m hours. Dr Forbes H Burgess emphasizes private medical care and timeliness amid polio season lasting through October.
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Winchester Hall
Forbes H. Burgess
Health Department
Dr. Burgess
Senoors
Burgess
Lenin Will Called For Stalin Expulsion
Moscow reports the Soviet government published Lenin's will urging Stalin's expulsion from the post of Communist Party secretary. The document, suppressed for 133 years, portrays Stalin as rude and capricious and unfit for high party office, marking a decisive condemnation from Lenin, revered founder of the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
V. I. Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Kommunist
Stalin
Lenin
Soviet Union
Carroll County Man Found Dead In Home
Disjointed report notes a Carroll County man found dead at his residence, with references to a bank robbery case in Uniontown and prior related events. The fragmentary text mentions a judge and a prison term for another suspect, along with various unrelated details.
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Carroll County
Baltimore
Parker
Tuke
Williams
Carroll County Medical
Angner
James T. Marsh
President Eisenhower Leaves Walter Reed For Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower, after a three week stay and abdominal surgery on June 9, leaves Walter Reed Army Hospital by auto for his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm to convalesce for at least two weeks. He weighs 163 pounds and smiles as he waves to reporters and hospital staff on departure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettysburg
Secret Service
Foreign Aid Win Signals Senate Action on Action
The Senate approved a $4.56 billion foreign aid authorization by a 54 to 25 vote and sent it to conference with the House. Lawmakers rejected administration amendments including two broad across the board cuts and added 60 million for two special programs, still about 340 million below the president’s request.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House
Sena
Foreign Relations Committee
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