Frederick Fair Draws Crowds Amid Pleasant Weather
Mild late summer feel boosts attendance at the Frederick Fair with Governor Theodore McRherdin and entourage due to speak after a Rotary Club visit. Despite earlier rain fears, Tuesday's opener drew solid crowds and steady gate receipts. Harvest events include poultry, crafts, and 4-H contests. livestock and harness racing attract families, with Thursday night reworks and a big Saturday show ahead.
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Frederick Fair
Theodore RK. McRheldin
Frederick
Cyril Staub
New Oxford
Staub
Kenneth Frye
Rhode Island Reds
Court House
City Mall
Jack Rowhman
Hell Drivers
Montevue
Fair Management
Hishop
Wehoralis
Paul S. Sal
Lewistown
Thurmont
Glade Valley
Mr. Pleasant
Grossmekie Bannerup Iehaed Cecossmekie
Grossmekie
Libertsrava
Respecthves
University of Maryland
Bark McDevitt
Pheasant
Assavtahe
Veen Ray Cassell
Reapeth Fo Shittler
Metri Rameburg
Baron Grossnipe
Kde
Charles Carpenter
Vito Pleasant
Jos Smith
New Market
Clyde Bohner
Calinville
Frevin Eisenhower
Libertytown
Donald Stull
Albert Hoyer
Mt. Pleasant
David VeDevilt
Wi Pleasant
Reame Haya
Middletown
Douglas Hawker
Private Talks On Suez Open Debate In UN
International tensions rise as foreign ministers arrive for Suez Canal dispute talks. The Security Council plans Friday debate with Egypt, Britain, France, Yugoslavia, and others aiming for an international control framework and eventual settlement.
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United Nations
Suez Canal
Lawation Security Council
Suez
Henry Cale
Loder
U.S
Council
Egypt
Min- Aueiess
Ued Turalk International Board
VN. Co
Terested
I Kesanian
Nasser
Osuch Baitisa Tigh
United States
Britain
France
Young Mother Fails In Attempted Robbery
Cleveland police say Mas Magwheile Millard mother of four attempted to rob a Clever Trust bank branch with a rope and demanded money She drove off in a 1955 station wagon and was arrested at her suburban Heights home three hours later Her husband Richard a 30 year old works for an optical firm said she had been under doctor's care for a year.
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Cleveland
Magwheile Millard
Childdren
Amd
France
Clever Trust
Flightand Heights
Richard
Avan
Jaadi
Yankees Dodgers Clash Ends With Run Rushes In Late Inning
Budding confusion aside, Mantle homered for the Yankees while Hodges lifted the Dodgers with a late three run blast. Reese Snider and Gilliam contributed key hits as the Dodgers edge the Yankees 3 to 2 in a tense game.
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Dodgers
Gilliam
McDougald
Reese
Bauer
Snider
Skow
Ford
Seer Robinson
Horives
Furia
Seo
Campanella
Fuilla
Amoros
Maglie
Vv Robinson
Mandinnnee
Hodges
Fucilio
Yankees
McDouzald
Martin
Carey
Furiila
George Wilsum
Kucks
Vampanella
Camparella
Skowron
Lertin
Ipst
Maryland road contract awarded for Route 194 project
The State Roads Commission awarded a $667,278.90 contract to Patapsco Engineering Co. Inc. of Baltimore to modernize portions of Route 194 from Ceresville to Woodsboro. Work may start this year with grading, widening to 24 feet, and curve rotation plans, while land acquisitions proceed and some detours are in place.
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The
State Roads Commission
Ceresville
Woodsboro
Patapsco Engineering Company, Inc
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Maryland 26
Liberty Road
Carroll County
Commission
Marsland
Superintendent of Schools Honored At Frederick Reception
Frederick High School hosted a reception for Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh Superintendent of Schools and Mrs. Sensenbaugh. Speakers urged teachers to advance professionally toward master’s level study as the district aims to improve education. Kussmaul Pullen and others attended along with national and state educators. The fall meeting is set for October 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Frederick High School.
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Frank Keefer
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Maryland
Floyd Pressler
Sensenbaugh
Jack B. Kussmaul
Frederick County Teachers Association
Board of Education
Frederick High School
James
A. Sensenbaugh
Foeke Tee
Radlee
Brunswick High School
Seusenbaugh
Hay
Jack Bo Kussmaul
FA i Iy
Thomas G. Pullen
Ayanta
Milson Ravey
Mary Jana
Asstvia
Kaisa
Oppor
Charles F. Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ip Ivesad
Fenee
Broderick
Wition
Thies
Chester
Ang
Fenton Hateris
Pat Hottaster
Smith
Mary FE. M. Smith
Elmer K. Chandlee
Virginia Wenner
Marien Q. Moser
Ia Frehison Hanna
Luckie
Heisley Coran
Three Men Die in Slab Fork Coal Mine Incident
In Raleigh County near Slab Fork, three workers at Slab Fork Coal Co. No. 1 mine died after an in mine incident. Victims were William D. McPherson of Midway general mine foreman Dewey Payne Crarb Orchard and Elmo Cox MacArthur. Payne and Cox were the only other workers in the affected section. McPherson did not visit his usual section at 8 p.m. for his shift check.
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Beckley
W. Vauh
Tech
Slab Fork Coal Co
Sas
William D. McPherson
Midway
Dewey Payne
Crab Orchard
Elmo Cox
MacArthur
Slab Fork
Raleigh
Payne
Cox
McPherson
Plane crash at Peeing Ate Fever Base kills three
A Globemaster from Kelley Air Force Base San Antonio crashed near the Bermuda runway at Peeing Ate Fever Base in fog. Three of the ten aboard died on arrival at Naval Hospital Charleston while the others were treated for undetermined injuries.
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Charleston
S.C
Kelley Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force Base
Attice
Bermuda
Nase
Benson Strikes Back In Illinois Speech
Secretary Benson defended the Eisenhower administration during a dedication speech at the Thor Research Center in Huntley. He claimed the administration has taken constructive action for family farms and rebuked critics for alleged misstatements about farm policy.
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Huntley
Amchilug Beieen
Eisenhower
Thor Research
Benson
Bern Dade
Armeg Abe
Dulles Outlines Independent US Course on Suez Issue
Secretary of State Dulles signals a somewhat independent position from Britain and France on Suez while defending joint U S Britain French stance on international canal operation. He notes differences in approach tied to colonialism but denies a basic policy shift and later edits a transcript to remove a line about rural differences.
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Washington
Dulles
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Egypt
Asia
Africa
Suez
United States
Users’ Association of Nations
Sde
State Department
Ar Ceu
Chan
Police Round Up Dynamite and Boys in Town
Police rounded up twenty four sticks of dynamite and three boys yesterday after a dynamite scare. The boys were released to their parents. a trailer and site were investigated for possible construction use. The State Roads Commission seeks bids by noon October for resurfacing seven Main streets in Wisersville.
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Avyiarite
Siencei Anie
State Roads Commission
Hide Intil
Wisersville
Man Convicted of Assault with Deadly Weapon in Frederick Jail
A man identified as Robbies Sewell, 24, of 208 Phobos Avenue, was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon by Magistrate Reese Shoemaker Jr.. He was sentenced to a day in Frederick county jail this morning after the Trial Magistrate's court proceeding. Det. Ele Cary of the sheriff's bureau arrested the convicted man.
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Frederick County
Reese Shoemaker Jr
Robert
Robbies Sewell
Phobos Avenue
Ele Cary Ot Hie Bore
Miners Approve $2.40 Daily Pay Increase Proposal
Vice President Thomas Kennedy of the United Mine Workers announces a tentative one year contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association raising miners pay by $2.40 a day. The deal covers about two thirds of the industry and awaits ratification by the union convention and BCOA directors in Pittsburgh. The pay hike retroactively raises base pay to $22.25.
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Southern Coal Operators Assn
May Collect Million Under Soil Bank Plan
Maryland farmers may receive over one million dollars in soil bank payments under the 1956 program. If all 1,922 Maryland signers stay in, total payments would reach 1,039,013 with 489,588 to corn growers and 545,749 to tobacco growers. Acreage involved totals 11,869 for corn, 610 for wheat, and 3,903 for Maryland tobacco.
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Washington F
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Town
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Waves Off Rescuers And Dies In Crash
ROCKLAND Mass WA Naval Reserve flyer Lt. Donald R. Good 27 Natick father of two died in a burning jet crash after he waved away three would be rescuers fearing an explosion. The wreck on Gerald Del Prete 38 chicken farm injured three men slightly as they pried the jammed cockpit canopy. Witnesses said Good remained alive while rescuers tried to free him and then died after guiding others away.
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Rockland
Mass
Donald R. Good
Natick
Gerald del Prete
Lt. Good
Dial Phones Not Affected By Strike
Baltimore based i Telephone service faced partial disruption as about 3700 Maryland switchboard operators walked out. A Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co spokesman said dialing service would soon be reasonably satisfactory with supervisory staff handling emergency calls.
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Chesapeake and Potumay Telephone Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Chesapeake and Potomat Telephone Co
Soao Escent
Upinn
Fire strikes Comiskey Park press box and stands
Fire swept through the Comiskey Park press box and upper deck behind home plate injuring no one reported, with damage estimated at 15000 dollars. Officials said the blaze started on a wooden catwalk and spread through the press area during batting practice.
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Comiskey Park
Frank Thielmann
Miece Whiteson
Ston
Hige
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