Firefighters Set Sunday Morning Burn Demonstration
Fire crews will burn the Young farm buildings on West Seventh Street in Peace Block Sunday at 10 30 AM in a staged demonstration. The event, directed by the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen Association and University of Maryland Fire Service Extension School, involves multiple structures and aims to train firefighters under controlled conditions.
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Young Farm
Verl Forney
United Fire Company
Johnny Swamper Club
United Fire Hall
South Market Street
Uniteds
Frederick County Volunteer Firemens Association
University of Maryland Fire Service Extension School
West Seventh Street
Fredeck Shopping Center
United Fire Wall
Maryland
Man Injured In Accident In Frederick Early Thursday Morning
One man was injured when a car struck a Potomac Edison pole in the 500 block of West Second Street at about 530 am. The sedan, driven by Oscar F Summers and carrying John C Hendrick as a passenger, was said to have veered after the driver appeared to fall asleep. Hendrick, 34, of North Market Street, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a one and a half inch laceration to the left forehead and discharged. No charges were filed.
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Poto- Mat Edison Company
West Second Street
Frederick
John C. Hendrick
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hendrick
Oscar F Summers
Sjamsville
Paul Massburg
Summers
Ilendrith
Mossburg
West Patrick
Court Streets
Claude Evans
Earl Routzahn
Walnut Avenue
Court
Patrick
James Edward Baker
RFD
Baker
Routzahn
Dense Fog Closes In on County Roads with Showers Ahead
Dense fog blanketed the county this morning with near zero visibility on several highways. Motorists drove slowly as a warm, showery period was forecast for this afternoon and night, followed by cooler temperatures on Saturday. No accidents were reported.
Bus Collision Injury Liability Case Headed To Jury
A Circuit Court jury heard an accident case involving a 48 passenger public school bus and a passenger car at East Patrick street and Davis avenue on January 13, 1935. Hesbia Foster sued Donald L. Wickham for $283.24 in bus damages. Wickham countered for $224.06 in car damages. The jury awarded Foster $283.24.
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East Patrick Street
Davis Avenue
Hesbia
Foster
Urvbana
Donald L. Wickham
Wickham
Patrick Street
Stedman Prescott
Man struck with beer bottle at local tavern
Vernon C Crummitt 34 of 300 block Thiel street was treated at Frck Memorial Hospital for a laceration near the right eye after a beer bottle attack at a tavern. He was taken to the hospital by United Ambulance as police investigated the incident. No warrant issued for the suspect as of this morning.
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Vernon C. Crummitt
Thiel Street
Frck Memorial Hosital
Crummitt
United Ambulance
L Investmante
Drummuat
New York
Het
Pupil Goes Berserk at Maryland Park School Shooting
An 11 year old pupil at Maryland Park Junior High in Seat Pleasant Md opened fire with a file wounding two teachers and killing Frazer Cameron 32. Francis Wagner 25 and Robert Hicks 31 both Greenbelt were injured. Police questioned Billy Ray Prevatte 15 as part of the incident at the school.
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Seat Pleasant
Maryland Park
Frazer Cameron
Francis Daniel Wagner
Robert Hicks
Prince Georges General Hospital
Polwe
George J Panaigoulis
Billy Ray Prevatte
4 H Chibs To Worship On Sunday
4 H club members plan a Sunday service at Evangelical Reformed Church with Rev Paul L Althouse delivering the sermon. The event, themed Set Stewardship Sunday, features a junior chorus, invocations, scripture readings, prayers, and an offertory with benediction to follow.
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Foul-Hers
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
4-Lfers
Sperry
Storm
Ramsburg Tre
Lewistown
Middletown
Charles Bhick
Unonvalle
Barbara Hert
Martha Haugh
Ballenger
Alhouse
Mr. Allhouse
Zene Wolfe
Wolfsville
Joseph Free
Walkersville
Allen Flanucan
Willam Remsberg
Stuart Bruches
Mr Pleasant
Robert Kemp
Charles Blach
Ahiee Holter
Barbara Ilert
Mehra Rampebure
Betsy Lovington
Chele S Bohn Jr
Richard Grossnichle
Paul Spurrier
Margaret Nicholson
Miriam L. Hawkins
Marian L. Hawkins
Dotty Lou Barrick
Pegsy JT. Gordon
Elizabeth Paid Ks
Frances Hirdon
Bertha Twigg
Kay Holter
Betty Lee Holter
Patsy Stup
Linda Lawrence
Cathy Comstock
Marcia Broadwater
Nanes Thrasher
Theresa Summers
Ruth Keller
Peggy Holter
Anne Lovell
Georgia Anne Masser
Gaanel Summer
Judy Shisler
Valdean Summers
Elaine Whitmore
Marianne Talin
Sara King
Pats Lakin
Jean Wiles
Barbara Boone
Sal Jones
Marian Garber
Mars Ellen Comstock
Mary Shelton
Rebecca Mumma
Alice Stambaugh
Man Held After Fisheries Truck Found In Worcester
A Three Springs Fisheries salesman in Worcester is held after a company truck and about $1000 went missing April 25. Eugene C. Clark is arrested for larceny, the truck found April 28 in a Worcester garage. Esso stations warned not to honor the Fisheries credit card. Clark claimed he went to Springfield to visit Sinton.
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Three Springs Fisheries
Worcester
Mass
Eugene C. Clark
G. Leicester Thomas Jr
Coal Fisheries
Thomas
Esso
Clark
Springfield
Sinton
Five Day Maryland Forecast Averages Mild Temps
Five day outlook calls for fair Saturday with showers on Sunday and again Tuesday night or Wednesday. Rainfall totals around a half to one inch. Cooler Saturday then warmer over the weekend with a slight temperature rise Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures near normal with morning lows from about 40 in western Maryland to the low 50s in eastern Maryland and Delaware. Daytime highs range from the upper 60s in western Maryland to the low 70s in eastern Maryland and Delaware.
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Maryland
Delaware
Expansion Of NATO From Military to Political and Economic
Paris officials and Western ministers discussed broadening NATO beyond military aims. Proposals include expanding political and economic ties, with a December decision planned. Dulles and Lloyd signaled support for expanding NATO functions while arguing aid should move through other institutions. Britain and France urged easing Western bans on strategic goods.
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Paris
Dulles J
Brush
Sel- Man Liovd
NATO
Dulles
Europe
Russia
Christian Pmeatt
Ta Dulles
France
United Nations
Intormants
Dulles and
Liesch
Britain
Lloyd
Dutles Brita
China
Tennessee Democrats Attack Eisenhower on Nuclear Policy
Sen. Estes Kefauver and Gov. Frank G. Clement assail the Eisenhower administration over its atomic power program. Kefauver in Virginia says lack of imagination harms national progress and calls it a big business policy. Clement in Ohio denounces the administration as unable to aid farmers facing economic hardship.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
Columbus
Ohio
Sprinkler Alarm Triggers Fire Run at Kemp Store
An alarm from the Kemp department store on Market and Patrick streets brought the Independents and a fire unit to the scene after maintenance workers set off a sprinkler system alarm. Captain Buck Wisner noted a bell and blinking light signalled a fire but arrival found no blaze, just a malfunctioning sprinkler system.
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Kemp Department Store
Market
Patrick Streets
Fireouse
Buck Wisner
Same Maplesby
Hastings Woman Named Suspect in Tragic CO Poisoning
Hastings-on-Hudson police found three bodies in a seven room home after a neighbor alerted authorities. Mrs Andrea Kaufman 47 apparently killed her husband Frank and her mother Mrs Anna Retteg 70 with carbon monoxide via a running car in the garage.
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Hastings - ON - Hudson
Hastings
Joseph Trojak
Andrea Kaufman
Frank
Anna Retteg
Trojak
Kaufman
Southern Cal Students Riot After Fraternity Split
Several hundred University of Southern California students rioted along a fraternity row early today. Wine bottles beer cans and firecrackers flew as a street bonfire burned. Photographer Frank Rutherford was treated for two rib fractures. Police linked the unrest to a rumored panty raid and the secession from the union by the Kappa Alpha Fraternity chapter.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Frank Rutherford
Los Angeles Evening Herald-Express
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
McCabe Proposes Local Industry Survey for Salisbury
Salisbury leaders hear plan from McCabe president of Scott Paper who would fund half the cost of a consultant survey to assess industrial attractions. The plan aims to attract new industry and residents with an invaluable report for the community.
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Salisbury
Thomas B McCabe
McCabe
Scott Paper Company
Chester
Board of
Federal Reserve Banks
Salisbury Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
170 U. Of P. Students In Cells For Arraignment
Philadelphia police detain about 170 University of Pennsylvania students after a prank roadblock on Bass Locust Street escalates into a disorderly scene. Students are moved to City Hall for fingerprinting and arraignment on charges including dis orderly conduct breach of peace and inciting to riot. Several students face assault and battery counts. One reporter was briefly hustled into a patrol wagon before identifying himself.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
City Hall
Bass Locust Street
Stick Hall
Junk Yard Clean Up Ordered After Auction Bid
The Gastley firm won the bid of 10 070 dollars to remove auto parts scrap iron and old vehicles from the Winkel junk yard on West Patrick street to East Fourth street extended. About 309 complete cars 146 chassis 28 bodies and 16 truck cabs were listed in the inventory. The sale excludes Winkel real estate and some furniture and equipment.
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Bernard A. Winkel
Usec Car Hing
Maryland
Frank Gastley and Sons
West Patrick Street
East Fourth Street
Gastley
Alton Y Bennett
Marion S. Winkel
City of
Italy
Carroll Parkway
Te Winkel Real Estate
Dad Reunited After $64,000 Question Winner Match
Chester Pearson, a Kansas City retiree, recalls reuniting with his son Bill Pearson the jockey after decades. Bill, who won $64,000 on The $64,000 Question, was discovered by his father's wife through a letter to CBS in New York.
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Cfty U
Bill Pearson
Chester Pearson
Baker
Kansas City
Bull
Pearson
Bill
Chicago
Hollywood
Calif
Friends
Bil
Fearson
Eisenhower May Visit Panama City
President Eisenhower may visit Panama City for a two day trip June 25 26 as Panama invites the presidents of the 21 American republics to ceremonies marking the 130th anniversary of the 1826 Congress of Panama. Hagerty said the trip depends on his schedule and he would travel by plane if feasible.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Panama City
James C. Hagerty
Eienhower
Panama
Simon Bolivar
Hagerty
Wisehower
Former ballplayer Karl Kolseth dies at 63
Karl D. Kolseth, former major league first baseman and pitcher, jockey agent, and race horse trainer, died at his Cumberland area home at 63. Funeral services planned Monday at George Rice barbers and funeral home. In Myersville election only Burgess Grayson 77- Doub term and three for councilmen appear on the ballot with expected large turnout.
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Cumberland
Karl D. Kolseth
Kolseth
Baltimore Orioles
Til
New York Yankees
Kelseth
Chambersburg
Hacerstown
Mil
Myersville
George Rice Barbers & Funeral Home
Tomearraw
Cumberlands Mo Olds
Helen Steele Kelseth
Burgess
Grayson
Doub
Eisenhower Defends U.S. Air Power and Navy Strength
President Eisenhower told reporters the United States has a powerful navy and a strong air arm. He said the full picture of U S military power must be presented and that Russia’s lead in intercontinental bombers is under review. He noted air bases worldwide and stressed air power is not tied to one aircraft type.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Curtis LeMay
Strategigre Air Command
Defense
Wilson
U. S
LeMay
SAC
Senate Armed Services
Senate
Defense Department
America
Denial of Federal Funds for Segregated Airport Use
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced it would deny federal funds for the construction of airport facilities expected to be used on racially segregated bases in Washington.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Basia
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