Fair Opens for Its 94th Exhibition at Frederick
The Mth Frederick Fair begins its 94th year with a warm welcome and steady crowds. Officials anticipate stronger attendance this afternoon as greyhound races and grandstand attractions start, with showers expected to taper off tonight. Livestock judging draws crowds near the livestock buildings while the big machinery display attracts many spectators. Poultry judging continues under supervisor Alton Williar with Stanley Mason overseeing. Continued in Page Four.
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Jack Kochman
Stanley Mason
Richmond
Alton Williar
Algiers Rebels Attack European Farms Amid Unrest
Nationalist rebels attacked European farms near Algiers and machine gunned a train and ambushed French troops in the past 24 hours. Eight people died since Sunday and over 60 were wounded as the uprising, started 25 months ago, intensified around the capital.
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Robert Lacoste
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Paris
Beam Lacridat
Lacoste
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
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France
Nigeria
Fisheries Inspector Sought In Patuxent
Searchers combed the Patuxent River mouth for 28 year old Tidewater Fisheries Commission inspector William L Schriber whose 14 foot outboard runabout washed ashore at Solomons Maryland. The craft was found near Water Front about 4 40 p m after being seen last sundown by companions.
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Roy Kafter
Camimaude
Schriber
Maglie Named To Start Game
Brooklyn manager Walter Alston chose Sal Maglie as the Opening World Series starter at Ebbets Field against the Yankees. The 39 year old right hander will work on three days rest after appearing in Brooklyn’s pennant drive last Saturday.
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Walter Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers Today
Sal Maglie
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New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Casey Stengel
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Fire guts Royal American Manufacturing in Baltimore blaze
A pre dawn fire gutted the Royal American Manufacturing Company plant in Baltimore near West Pratt Street. More than 70 fire units fought the three hour blaze after 10 alarms, five firefighters injured by a collapsing wall, all treated and released. Cause not yet determined.
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University of Maryland
Mercy Hospital
Royal American Manufacturing Company
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France debates foreign policy and alliance shifts in Assembly
Paris set to clash over Suez and Algeria as the National Assembly meets amid criticism of U S policy. Senator Auguste Pinton urged reconsidering the Atlantic alliance and suggested a European understanding with Britain possibly leading to a shift away from the United States. In Frederick the voter registration drive nears close with totals around 28 900. Democrats hold a slim edge in party registration and turnout is shaping election dynamics.
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Switchboard Operators Go On Strike Across Maryland
Maryland switchboard operators walk out in a contract dispute with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. led by Maryland Telephone Union president Margaret Weiss. near normal service expected as management reorganizes to handle calls, with some operators staying on duty in Frederick.
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Dulles urges Western Europe to become third great power
Secretary of State Dulles said Western Europe should form a stronger unity to become a third great power in world affairs. He endorsed Adenauer’s push to unite Western Europe and warned against neutrality toward Soviet communism. He and Eisenhower favor Europe’s development as a power and warned that failure would endanger the continent.
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Six Children Reported Killed Near Clinton North Carolina
The Sheriff’s Office said a white man killed six children in Keener. Officers launched a wide search for Rufus A. Kang, believed to have fled toward the area south of Raleigh.
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Keener
Rufus A. Kang
Raleigh
Traffic Rules For Fair Week On East Patrick Street
Police Chief Charles V. Main announced traffic regulations to ease movement to the Fair Grounds. Morning and early afternoon two east bound lanes on Patrick from Wayside Inn to the grounds will operate with a designated southbound Whay Village center lane. a westbound lane remains. Cones mark lanes. Afternoon hours 3 to 6 shift to two westbound through lanes from grounds to the city. No parking on north side of East Patrick from Fast Street to the grounds and on south Patrick from Wayside Inn to Grounds. no parking on east side Highland Street or west side of Patrick border. Rules aim to improve service to the public during Fair Week.
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Charles V. Main
Patrick Street
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Whay Village Center
Ten Children Orphans After Idaho Auto Crash
In American Falls Idaho ten children become orphans after a car driven by William R. Smith crashed into trees near two homes killing Smith, his wife, and Wiley Bowman, with Bowman dying the next day. Relatives, local groups, and churches organize care while officials consider custody. Reformation Sunday plans and a religious census are noted by the Frederick County Council of Churches.
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Bowman
Gregg R. Potvin
Huochea Wilh Lok
Jed Chee
Lee Kosanke
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Church
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick County
Chrief
Carroll L. Boyer
Ralph E. White
County Council of Churches
Church of the Brethren
E. William Hall
Calvary
Wiliam D. Mowen
Nazarene
Charles V. Main
Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Smoking In Bed Starts West Second Street Fire
Firefighters and police say a mattress fire in an apartment on West Second Street was started by a tenant smoking in bed. Frank Smith reportedly fled shouting fire as smoke alerted neighbors who raised the alarm. The Independents quickly extinguished the blaze, limiting damage to the mattress and bedding with only smoke damage to the unit.
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Frank Smith
Eisenhower to Seek Tax Reliefs for Small Business
Sherman Adams said the administration would ask Congress for tax reliefs for small business. A Cabinet Committee report urged a percent reduction on income up to a threshold. The Budget Bureau began a comprehensive review of small business reporting requirements. Adams noted more new businesses were started in 1950 than in any year since 1948.
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Tragic subway slayings of Philadelphia man and New Jersey woman
Philadelphia detectives report the deaths of Roy W. Luther, 40, of Philadelphia, and Claire Perkowitz, 21, of Westville New Jersey, found in a dim north central subway. Luther had a sawed off shotgun nearby and a German lager was found near his hand. Police say the deaths appear self violence and murder possibly linked to a broken relationship.
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Claire Perkowitz
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IRS says no unclaimed tax refund checks exist
New York officials state the Internal Revenue Service holds no million dollars worth of unclaimed tax refunds for lost taxpayers. About 20,000 checks mailed in 1955 to metropolitan area addresses were returned undelivered as taxpayers had moved. Officials say many were forwarded to new addresses.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
Wreck Kills Rider On Baltimore & Ohio Freight Train
A Baltimore & Ohio freight train derailed near Hancock Maryland killing 28 year old Roy Eugene Ames of Eureka Springs Arkansas who was riding in a steel gondola. Police say the cargo shifted crushing him. he was an unauthorized rider. Tracks were blocked and cause under investigation.
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Adlai Stevenson
C. Phillips
Ike Plans Newark Campaign Stop In October
President Eisenhower will make a late October campaign appearance in New York City and attend a World Series game in Brooklyn. James Hagerty confirmed Javits remains the Republican Senate candidate, and Eisenhower may also attend a United Nations session in New York.
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Jacob K. Javits
U.S. Senate
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National Tire Day Committee
H Bomb Test Ban Debate In Newark and Local Court Actions
Adlai E. Stevenson urged President Eisenhower to lead a hydrogen bomb test ban. mentions Russia open to cooperation and a Knoxville man convicted on three counts with 100 days in sentences. Frederick County jail case detailed as magistrate proceedings. local traffic violations and fines listed for multiple individuals.
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Adlai E. Werenson
Eisenhower
Knoxville
Russia
Frederick County
Reese Shoemaker Jr
United States
Britain
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Austin V. Young
Shad
Boston to rename City Hall Avenue Allen's Alley
The Boston Gig Council approved renaming City Hall Avenue to Allen's Alley in honor of late comedian Fred Allen. The proposal was sent to Mayor John B. Hynes for approval. Allen, a Boston native, died earlier this year in New York from heart illness.
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Adlai Apologizes For Running Program
Adlai B Stevenson apologized for interrupting a popular quiz show with a filmed political chat. The CBS telecast cut into the last five minutes of Name That Tune drawing protests from viewers and callers. Bevan elected Blackpool treasurer reflecting Labour policy shift. River and stream condition reports note clear water and moderate activity in specified areas.
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CBS
Stevenson
Wis
Reuben Ker
Herington
Kanu
Mr. Keil
Emil Haards
New York
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