Governor Visits Fair Amid Busy Frederick Show Day
Governor Theodore McKeldin and officials planned to attend the Frederick Fair on Governor's Day with expected crowds and a night program starting at 8 pm. Highlights included Pomona Grange displays, juvenile grange exhibits, and open class winners like Carroll Manor.
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Emmitsburg
Lewistown
Ballenger
Braddock
Carroll Manor
New
New Market
Betty Smith
Hilda Saul
Hazel Schaffer
Charlotte Roberts
Isabel Fry
Jack Rochman
Ceporiec
Judai
Ralah Peak
Winchester
Rebecca Boyer
Edgewood
Toseph TL
Reeder
Trias
Good Things To Eat Seen In Competition At The Fair
The Frederick Fair displays cakes candies and breads in home arts yet 4-H booths dominate with baking clothing crafts and a first time championship booth. Exhibits include table settings needle arts dried arrangements and many completed garments organized by 4-H clubs across Middletown Ballenger Buckeystown and Mt Pleasant with judges and local leaders noting growing participation and community displays.
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Frank Keeter
Rocky Springs
Frederick Fair
Shoakstown Club
Carol Stup
Sally Blickenstaff
Middletown
Harriet Roberts
Prospect
Iva Zetler
Big Star
Buckeystown
Travis Zellar
Tittle Star
Patsy Wise
Sally Jones
Mt. Pleasant
Sarah King
Ballenger
Judy Lockmer
Mt Pleasant
Dorothy Coleman
Johnsville
Jackie Hevner
Barbara Tfert
Rachel Remsberg
Buckerstown
Alice Solter
Ruth Keller
Maranne Hahn
Judy Snook
Myersville Jr
LaRue Summers
Unionville
Patsy Lakin
Jefferson
Vivian Wolfe
Wolfesville
Martha Hail
Trust
Charlotte Stiles
New Market
Sara
Marilyn Kifer
Petersville
Sarah
Betsy Lovington
Grange
Gari Scouts
Forest Towers Open As Hunting Season Begins
Forest towers opened today as the squirrel hunting season starts. Forest Supervisor Herman Toms outlined staffing through the fall fire season ending around December. At Foxville the for o man is Andrew Abraham. Mervil Beachley at Lamb's Knoll. Mrs Toms oversees Gambrill near Gambrill State Park. Fire danger rises with withered hurricane wind damaged leaves. The fall color season approaches with gold gums and red dot wood. Large crowds are expected at Gambrill Park this weekend and next.
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Herman Toms
Toms
Andrew
Abraham
Fowerman
Foxville
Mervil Beachley
Lamb's Knoll
Gambrill
Unoan
Gambrill State Park
Gambrill Park
Sunda
Automatically Extend Automobile Policies New York
New York auto insurance policies were extended today to provide 10 cover payments to insureds and their families when involved with uninsured drivers. The extra protection costs about $260 on renewal or new policies for those aged 54 and older. State Superintendent Leifert Holz announced the measure, aimed at meeting demands for compulsory aid and marking a first nationwide move by the industry, which has opposed compulsory insurance.
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New York
West
New York State
Leifert Holz
United States
No More Evenhowers for President Says Brother
Portland news reports Edgar Evenhoy, brother of the President, opposes further relatives pursuing the presidency. The Tacoma attorney notes the statement followed mention of Milton Fisenhower as a possible Republican candidate.
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Portland, Ore P
Edgar Evenhoy
Pim Tas
Sears
Tacoma
Wash
Milton Fisenhower
Pennsshama State University
Robbery at Frederick Municipal Airport Steals 5229
Thieves smashed a window at Frederick Municipal Airport and stole 5229 from United Flying Service during the night. Airport manager Richard Green and William Blessley discovered the break-in at about 9 AM. Police opened an investigation, noting the cash drawer was pried open and several checks left behind. The company president is Raymond Y. McNemar of Baltimore.
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Frederick Municipal Airport
United Flying Service
Richard Green
Baltimore
William Blessiley
Petersville
Green
Blessley
Frederick City
Detective Bureau
Raymond Y. McNemar
Jessons
Hiad
Woman Beaten Man Is Held in Burke Case
Beatrice Stolt a 43 year old Washington D C woman was found nude beaten and semi conscious in a wooded area near Burke. She was taken to Alexandria Hospital in critical condition. Melvin L Raines 30 of Springfield was arrested and charged with attempted murder after police say he attacked the woman with a claw hammer during a drive they met at a Washington tavern and had never seen each other before.
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Burke
Burke Lasting
Beatrice Stolt
Washington, D.C
Springfield
Alexandria
Melvin L. Raines
Raines
Ranmes
Washington
Thotmempi
Sating
Capias Served and Trial Date Set for October
Grand jury indictments lead toOctober trial date for Jeb Stella alias Frances S Mc ea as judge sets case in Circuit Court. Erwin J. Shankle released on $1000 bond awaiting murder in the second degree charge. Multiple appeals by Ralph A Sauhle Raymond S Hytehcock William B Dobson Jr nolle pressed or dismissed amid ongoing court actions. Bishop James B F Walsh of Maryland reportedly released from house arrest by the Communists.
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Stella
Frances S Mc
Tral
Cire Cut
Erwin J. Shankle
Cotton Orton i
Cotr
Colle
Thetators News
Ralph A Sauhle
Raymond S Hytehcock
Wiliam B Dobson, Jr Nolle
Bedford Johnson
Irving J Shankle
Warris
Natlas
Charles R
Donald FR Brier
Joseph Forolesdame
FL Morgan
Fire prevention tips issued for Fire Prevention Week
Deputy County Fire Marshal Charles F. Bell urged Frederick County residents to follow safety rules to cut fires. He cited 1954 Maryland losses of over 10 million and national first half 1955 losses near 347 million, urging care with matches, fuels, wiring, and heating. Observance is part of a national program with Governor McKeldin and President Eisenhower.
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Charles F. Bell Torday
Maryland
Bell
Frederick County
McKeltin
Eisenhower
Must Pay For Hospital Food Must Pay For Hospital Food
President Eisenhower will not pay medical expenses at Fitzsimons Hospital Denver but will be billed 15 per day for meals during his recovery from a heart attack. His wife’s meals will be added to the bill though quarters will not be charged. Army officials, after consulting with General Taylor, say subsistence meals are reimbursable by the President while nursing and other expenses are not. Government officers admitted to the hospital are charged 17.50 per day. Eisenhower had resigned his Army commission before accepting the GOP nomination in 1952. Truman previously paid for a brief stay at Walter Reed with daily subsistence and lunches charged.
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Washington
US Armed Forces
Eisenhower
Army
Fitzsimons Hospital
Denver
Fitzsimons
Eas Phathen Yestuides
Wilberm Brucker
Manwell D. Taylor
Armed Forces
GOP
Mnmindtien
Harrys & Truman
Stent
Walter Reed Arms
Truman
Stock market advances on second straight recovery day
The market edged higher in early dealings as key leaders led another follow through advance. Technological and industrial shares showed strength while traders monitored economic data for further clues on the path to sustained gains.
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New York
Frestest
Tan Ar Ptes
American journalist jailed for stabbing in Rome case
An American reporter, Donald Allan, was sentenced in Rome to six months and 20 days in prison after a court found him guilty of stabbing an Italian man he believed had seduced his wife. The incident stemmed from a marital dispute and the court imposed the light sentence under Italian judicial standards.
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Rome
Donald Allan
Meanths
Cass
Itahian
Eight Shot In Battle At Perfect Circle Plant
NEW CASTLE Ind Eight people were shot in a pitched battle during an estimated 5000 sympathy demonstrators outside the Perfect Circle Corp plant. Police reported an unconfirmed claim that one person was killed. Three wounded were nonstrikers inside the plant. five demonstrators were injured as police fired from inside the plant. A guard house and nearby house were damaged and windows broken.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Corp
Perem
Moroccan Reforms Fight Threatens Faure Coalition
Guerrilla clashes in the Rif mountains strain France’s Morroccan reform plan as nationalist leader Lyazidi warns of worsening terrorism. Paris mulls delaying or scrapping the Faure government as Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa is moved to Tangier and a new regency or self rule is debated. Gen Pierre Boyer de Latour du Moulin seeks a throne solution acceptable to all amid sketchy reports from Rabat.
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Rabat
Paris
Edgar Faure
Coaliton
Slohammed Lyaaidi
Faure
Lyazidi
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Tangier
Pierre Boyer de Latour du Moulin
Boyer de Latour
Rabat Trtbes
Financial Gains Mark Conference Budget Growth
The Pennsylvan ia Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church reports higher finances across all departments in the past year. Treasurer Rev Dr D N Zuse disclosed $104,451 from 145 churches in Maryland DC and south central Pennsylvania toward missionary and benevolent funds, with total receipts at $329,411, a near $35,000 rise.
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Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Denthl P. Zuse
Chambersburg
Maryland
District of Columbia
Budster
Dt Laster M Kauffman
New Ciumberland
Old Forge
Wasneshors
Matenance Ag
Fev
Fred Chouastman
Quincy
TNO
Vin Mo Wells
Red Lion
World Service
Sear End
George CO Daugherty
Jefferson, Pa
Woc Wachter
Lemasters Ta
Pa Caskle
York
Pal
Siam
Hach
Dumannon Pa
Sears
Oehvnches
Viiaunee
Adenauer and Faure Hold Urgent Saar Unity Talk
West German Chancellor Adenauer and French Premier Faure met in Luxembourg in a rapid session to avert a Western rift over Saar referendums set for Oct 23. The vote on EU control of the coal and steel valley could strain French German cooperation ahead of Geneva talks. Faure sought Adenauer’s view after his Moscow trip.
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Luxembourg
Edgar Faure
Konrad Adenauer
Geneva
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Adenaaer
Moscow
Bids Filed on Maryland 31 North Branch Bridge Project
The George F. Hazelwood Co. of Cumberland was the apparent low bidder at $507,564 for a 214-foot three span bridge on Maryland 31 at North Branch Allegany County. T. Edgie Russell of Frederick bid $507,627. A third bid stood at $567,583. A second project near Bloomington Garrett County had The Case Construction Corp. of Mt Airy as apparent low at $157,224 for a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge over the railroad. John D. Sheetz Construction Co. of Halethorpe was second low at $169,191 with other bids up to $184,819.
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Baltimore
George F. Hazelwood Co
Cumberland
North Branch
Allegany County
Hazelwood
T.edgie Russell
Frederick
Maryland 31
Case Construction Corp
Mt Airy
Maryland
Baftimore and Ohio Railroad
Bloomington
Garrett County
John D. Sheetz Construction Co
Halethorpe
Free pamphlet on Christmas packaging offered by Post Office
The Post Office Department announced a free pamphlet on wrapping and packaging Christmas gifts. The illustrated booklet will be available at all post offices after October 15. Postmaster General Summerfield said it should answer most questions about mailing fees rates special services and parcel protection in transit. A second item notes an agreement for pay raises reached today in major railroads with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Oet
Summerfield
Aghee
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
Excellent Night For President Eisenhower Health Update
President Eisenhower’s doctors report an excellent night as he recovers from a heart attack at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. A 7 am bulletin notes satisfactory progress with no complications, while the two week danger period remains critical. Mrs Eisenhower relaxes briefly as her sister arrives for her birthday. The President, a grandfather, receives a morale boost from a photo of his 7 year old grandson.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Gordon Moore
Washington
John §. Doud
Rene Rime
David
Rocky Mountain
Grandchildren Send Gum Gifts to President Eisenhower
Denver reports President Eisenhower had an excellent night and satisfactory progress after a medical bulletin stating he slept soundly for nine hours. Grandchildren Susan, Anne, and David visited with gifts of bubble gum, each child selecting a piece, Hagerty said, bringing a cheerful moment during the day.
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Denvera
Eisenhower
Eisen ‘Hower
Dameg C. Hagerty
Susan
Anne
David
Hagerty
City Hall to Close Thursday for Frederik Fair
City Hall offices will be closed all day Thursday due to the Frederik Fair. The City Register's office will remain open as the sole exception to the closure.
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City Register
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