Two Murder Cases Set For Hearing
Two murder trials were among the final assignments for the September term of Circuit Court. Cases include Hebert Leroy Keeney for murder of his wife, with November 12 set. Robert Bruce Cumberland for larceny with October 8 hearing. Kenneth E. Myers for forgery with October 8. Joseph Franklin Ford for larceny with October 9. Denis Gerald Pow for false pretense with October 10. Russell H. Hinds for larceny with October 23. Walter L. Monarth appeal on concealed weapon, held open due to illness of a city official.
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Patrick ML
Hebert Leroy Keeney
Rachael Emmaline Keeney
Cascade
Kloman K. Jones
iSvearold Union Sundze Ne
E. Austin James
Robert Bruce Cumberland
Clarence J. Ru
HE. Reese Shoemaker
Deson
West
Gui
Kenneth E. Myers
Samuel Warrick
Myers
Joseph Franklin Ford
Ford
Sheffield
Maryeth Famous
Rocky Ridge
Charles J. Moser
Boas Club
Mauve Tassifie
Dot
Barbara Y. Summers
Arvilla Summer
Sclianas
Denis Gerald Ne
Joan L. Ton
Inch Ang
Tevem
Hinds
Austin James
Russell H. Hinds
Florida
Middletown
Walter L. Monarth
Norman Dietz
Fair Draws Largest Crowds as Perfect Weather Leads
At the Frederick Fair grounds the largest crowd of the week gathered under sunny skies. Thousands of school children and families enjoyed grandstand shows, dairy cattle judging, and indoor competitions while records and grand champions were named in several divisions.
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Frederick Fair
Rai
Sharon K.fe
Leon Remserown
Margaret Storthorn
Brenda Lee Ie
Ayrshire
Route Hooper
Frederick
Feed Com Swee
Ralph Bowers Sollecion
Eva Crampton
Austin Stocs
George Gorsuch
Market Uncertainty Weighs On New York Stocks
An uncertain mood spread through Wall Street as early trading showed irregular declines. Activity was steady with moderate volume as prices drifted lower amid cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Condition of Rivers Reported Muddy at Key Crossings
Monocacy at Frederick Junction and Shenandoah at Harpers Ferry show muddy conditions. Potomac at Harpers Ferry also listed muddy, indicating across the region river water levels and flow are affected by sediment.
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Frederick Junction
Shenendoah
Harpers Ferry
Potomac
Denver Mammoth Cleanup Effort Clears Streets After Storm
Denver in the wake of a severe storm mobilizes inmates and volunteers to clear fallen trees and debris. The U S Forest Service brings in mechanized equipment as authorities report multiple injuries and power outages while schools remain closed in many areas.
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Denver
Colorado
Dick Bath
Air Force Base
U. S. Forest Service
Five Day Forecast Noted Weather Variations
The forecast notes temperatures above normal by a few degrees with daily changes. Coastal areas experience rain and unsettled conditions while inland regions show higher readings near the mid forties to mid fifties, with colder patches in mountainous Maryland.
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Mount. Marviand
Sees Basis For Berlin Pact
West Berlin reports a three point accord from Camp David talks. A corridor would be created through East German territory to link West Berlin with West Germany. Troops would remain to guarantee arrangements. The US would not object to a separate Soviet East German peace treaty.
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United States
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Virginia Woman Dies In Home Fire
Berkeley Springs report of a fatal house fire on West Virginia 9 near Great Cacapon leaves Loretta Clingerman dead and her grandson William Klingerman, 10, with serious burns treated at Memorial Hospital.
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West Virginia
Berkeley Springs
Morgan County
Great Cacapon
Loretta Clingerman
William K. Klingerman
Was’ Memorial Hospital
RKAPi-Rosh Marks Jewish New Year at Sundown
The Jewish New Year begins at sundown tonight and ushers in a 10 day period of contemplation ending with Yom Kippur on October 11, the Day of Atonement.
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Rkapi
Dr Wedum to Receive Army Civilian Medal at Pentagon
Dr Arnold G Wedum Safety Director at Fort Detrick will receive the Army Decoration for Exceptional Civilian Service from Secretary Wilber M Brucker at a Pentagon ceremony on Monday October 12 The award recognizes his work in chemical corps safety and in advancing biological safety programs nationwide The Pentagon event marks the top civilian honor in the Army with only five other awards presented that day
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Arnold G. Wedum
U.S. Army Biological Warfare Laboratories
Fort Detrick
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Pentagon Court
Department of Army
Wedum
Chemical Corps
Mr. Brucker
Artion
Dour Ar
Donald G. Grothaus
United States
Individuas
Grothaus
The
Perception Emphasized by Educator at Frederick Meeting
Dr. Earl C. Kelley urged Frederick county teachers to center learning on perception, noting individuals create their own universes and that authoritarian schooling harms self belief. He warned that environments shape learning and stressed involving youth in their work as schools begin new habits.
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Earl C. Kelley
Frederick Cous
Keller
Kelsey
West Frederick Junior School
Dr. Kelley
I. Q
Kelley
Keiley
Kellex
Orley
No Baths No School Ids Hit The Jackpot
In Roy Missouri residents faced water shortages last summer and baths were skipped for weeks. The town also faced furnace trouble at the school with the health department deeming it a hazard and closing the building. Elsewhere in Los Angeles, Edmund Gwenn died on September sixth leaving about 184000 to be divided equally between his former wife Minnie Terry and his English sister Elsie Kellaway.
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Roy
N. Mo
Ror
Cowtown
State Health Department
Los Angeles
Edmund Gwenn
Minnie Terry
Elsie Kellaway
England
Maryland proposes 21 steps to tighten school bus rules
Maryland State Superintendent Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr. urges 21 changes to tighten bus regulations after a Garrett County school bus train collision last month killed seven children. Some measures would be statewide while others would be local. he stresses rerouting to avoid crossings and requires updated mechanical checks and signaling before stops.
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Baltimore
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
State Superintendent of Schools
Maryland
Garrett County
Pullen
Tawes
U.S
Grady Still After Special Session
Mayor Grady presses for a special legislative session to authorize Baltimore taxes on earnings and other items. Governor Tawes refuses, saying the plan has no chance in its current form and would not call an extraordinary session.
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Annapolis
Jrold Gra Iwice
Baltimore
Tawes
General Assembly
Grady
Steel Strike Drags On As Talks Offer Slim Hopes
Negotiators in the East Ports paralysis stage ignore press questions as a new round of talks is set today. President Eisenhower urged action. October 8 deadline looms with seven days left to resolve the 60 day steel strike. Union chief David J. McDonald and industry leader R Conrad Cooper head four man teams seeking wage gains, industry resisting raises.
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Pipyisburgh
APY
St.of Tl
New York
Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
Washington
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
McDonald
Practice Session For Vegetable Judging Held
Eight Frederick County 4-H members practiced for the state Vegetable Judging Contest set for October 16 at the University of Maryland. Participants tested vegetable identification and potato grading with aid from county conservation agents Da Eigenbrode and Robert Stansfield.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland
da Eigenbrode
Robert Stansfield
Verne Kemerer
Braddock Heights
Robert Stansfield TI
Butterfly Lane
Elsine
Robert de Lauder
Broad Run
Alan Saylor
Li Rertytown
Edgar Hawker
Churchhill
George Brachey
McKaie
Stephen Sunday
Yellow Springs
Birds Die From Encephalitis At Rhode Island Farm
Hundreds of birds die of encephalitis at a Rhode Island game bird farm, with three horses among the victims. The state race authorities report no human cases and no illnesses among people connected to the farm. The incident mirrors encephalitis outbreaks already seen in nearby New Jersey.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
House Trailer And Auto Damaged In Frederick Freeway Crash
Two vehicles collided on the Frederick Freeway around eight this morning when a car pulling a house trailer rammed into the trailer. James H. Kellum, 63, of Washington, driving a 1955 Chevrolet, pulled onto the road and attempted a U turn, trooper said. Norton Ash Houra, 67, of Fruitland Park Lake, Florida, driving a 1953 Willys, followed and hit the trailer to avoid the crash. Damage was estimated at 750 dollars with no injuries reported.
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Frederick
Gordon H. Smith
James H. Kellum
Washington
Motier Avenue
Fruitland Park Lake
Fia
Willys
Kellum
Total Eclipse of the Sun Seen Across World
A worldwide solar eclipse drew observers to planes and clouds as the moon darkened Earth for minutes. From the Canary Islands to Greenland, partial views occurred while the corona glowed and zodiacal Beads appeared during totality.
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Amilantic
Boston
Canary Island
Africa
API
Don Guy
Massachusetts
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Greenland
Florida
Michigan
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Dr. Wedum
Armold G. Wedum
Robert Strausz- Hope
Foreign Policy Research Institute
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