Governor MechKeldin Scheduled At Frederick Fair Today
Morning rain dampened second day crowds at the Frederick Fair but forecasts called for sun and cooler conditions later. Gov Theodore R MechKeldin and Attorney General Edward D B Rollins were slated to attend as Fair officials expected stronger Thursday and Friday turnout. Thurmont Grange won top prize in the farm and garden displays, with Middletown, Jefferson and others placing in order. Pomona Grange received 500 for exhibits.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Fair
Theodore R. MechKeldin
Edward DB. B. Rollins
Rotary Club
H. C. Byrd
McKeldin
Thurmont
Frederick County
Le quui_ks SLULe
Pomona
Bruce Crum
Crum
Middletown
Jefferson
Glade Valley
Ballenger
Bromitsburg
Lewistown
Mt. Pleasant
Carroll Manor
New Market
Singanore
Braddock
Pomona Grange
Irving E. Staley
Stalen
Duding
Fine Poultry Department
Sahich
Nothern
Collision in Chesapeake Bay Grounds Both Ships Damaged
The Old Bay Line steamer City of Norfolk collided with the Venezuelan freighter Ciudad de Maracaibo near Gibson Island in the Chesapeake Bay. No injuries reported among 100 passengers. the Norfolk returned to Baltimore Harbor after two and a half hours. Casual observers recalled the sudden sighting of a shadowing vessel and praised crew for aiding passengers while some criticized late notice of the return.
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Baltimore
Bay Line
City of Norfolk
Cnact
Chesapeake Bay
Gibson Island
Bath
Norfolk
Ciudad de Maracaibo
David Olsen
Holland, N. Y
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Hampton Roads
Ralph Unrimer
Washington, D. C
Mrs Harrington Jr Dies From Stroke At 65 In Cambridge
Mrs Emerson C Harrington Jr wife of Dorchester County Democratic leader died at her Cambridge home from a paralytic stroke aged 65 after recent hospital stay She is survived by two daughters Edward Nabb and Ina Harrington Funeral plans were being made County official Lonergan urged Comptroller Griffin to resign as county post or quit slot machine resident agent job.
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Cambridge
Emerson C. Marrington ,Jr
Dorchester County
Democratic Party
Harrington
Cambridge Maryland Hospital
Peoples Loans, Savings and Deposit Bank
State Tax Commission
Emerson C. Harrington
Annapolis
Edward R. Lonergan
Frank P. Griffin
Somewhat Mixed New York Stock Market Opening
The stock market was somewhat mixed in early trading with several standout points of strength observed among key securities in New York. Investors watched early movements as gains emerged in select shares while others lagged.
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New York
Owner of Presl Broadway Shows Hospitalized in Newark
Samuel Prell aged 69 was removed from the Francis Scott Key Hotel to Frederick Memorial Hospital for possible surgery. He owns Presl's Broadway shows that headline the Frederick Fair. He resides in Newark New Jersey. Transported by R L Dailey ambulance.
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Samuel Prell
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Presl
Frederick Fair
Newark
N. J
R. L. Dailey
Longshoremen To End Strike On Thursday
New York reports that 25 000 longshoremen will resume work at 8 a.m. Thursday after union officials announced the strike's end. Patrick J Connolly, executive vice president of the International Longshoremen's Association, said locals must ratify a peace formula with federal mediators and shipping representatives. He predicted full return to work tomorrow morning.
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New York
Tnnternational
Connolly
John Lyon
All Night Pajama Party Allegation Involving Johnny Johnston
Los Angeles court testimony alleges an all night pajama party with singer Johnny Johnston in a Washington hotel room after a nightclub show. Bette Bowers Steele says she is pregnant and seeks $500 monthly support plus medical costs. Johnston denies the allegation. A deposition from News agent Jack Talon is planned as the case continues.
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Los Angeles
Johnny
Johnston
Bette Bowers
Washington, D.C
Miss Bowers
Bette Steele
Washington
Kathryn Grayson
Shirley Carmel
Monnday
Jack Talon
Four Are Killed When Flying Boxcar Crashes
Four men died when a flying boxcar crashed and burned on the Ft. Bragg Reservation in North Carolina. Ten were injured. The dead included the pilot and copilot, one crew member, and a civilian on the ground. Washington later reported more personnel aboard and additional critically injured service members.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Army
Washington
Pentagon
Inc
GOP To Hold Barbecue And Rally Oct 18
Frederick county Republican leaders plan a large barbecue and rally at the Freder ick Fairgrounds on October 18. State candidates will tour the county and Governor Theodore R. McBeldin will speak at the evening program. Local candidates will be introduced. Barbecue begins 5:30 p.m. with the rally and candidates at about 8 p.m. The party aims to draw about 3,000 residents. Committee heads include S Pentan Hac ks for music Miss Helen Remsburg for tickets Mayor John A. Derr and Emmert R. Bowlus assisting.
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Frederick County
Frederick Fairgrounds
Mickes C. Wetter
Euclad Cuaman
Fairgrounds
Theodore R. McBeldin
Wachter
S. Pentan Hacks
Helen Remsburg
John A. Derr
Emmert R. Bowlus
House Mother Discovers Brunswick GI Under Bed
A Brunswick corporal, 22, was found by a North Park College house mother under a bed in the girls dormitory. He fled but left a corporal’s uniform and papers. He was later fined 109 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct.
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Cmigago
O¢f & Thesras
North Park Coltese Girls
Aliss Vivian Adeil
Oscar Caplan
Thomas Clayton
Brunswick
Clayton
Board keeps 12 high school grads in elementary teaching
The Board of Education will retain 12 former high school graduates teaching in elementary grades for the rest of the school year if they perform adequately. President George Rhoderick and other members defended hiring trained supervision while considering needed teacher-training programs and possible replacements.
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Board of Education
Parents Committee For Better Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
George C. Rhoiterick
Morris Rhian
Parents’ Committee
Hicherhaal Readuata
Rhoderick
Joseph Rhoderick
Everett Champlin
Pruitt
Segregation Issue Dominates Maryland Campaign
Maryland politics center on segregation as Gov. McKeldin and Democrat H. C. Byrd press plans and speeches. Byrd accuses the Republican administration of waste over a Baltimore tunnel land contract. McKeldin campaigns on a plain, factual state-of-government report while Republicans defend segregation and attack Democrats on racism and fiscal issues.
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Associated Preas
Maryland
McKeldin
H. C. Byrd
Byrd
Berd
Clinton
Prince Georges County
Snow Hill
Gov. McKeldin
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
David M. Nichols
Commission
Russell H McCain
Nichols
Dewitt
Fivde
Frank
Shiples Promoted to Starting Tackle for Terps
Frederick's Dick Shipley promoted to starting tackle for Maryland against UCLA after strong showing in a loss Friday. The move strengthens the defense as coach Jim Tatum cites limited tackle options. Shipley, a 240-pound senior, joins Tom Breunich on the line. first Maryland starter since years past. Meanwhile, Katie Woo was treated and discharged after a downtown fall at East Third Street.
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UCLA
Shipley
Tras
Frederick
Terp
Stipley
Frederick Ifich
Marsland
Katie Woo
Immerrman
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Waiting on France Washing Longh
The Eisenhower administration is likely to delay asking the Senate to approve Germany joining the Allanville Alliance until after the French Assembly acts.
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France
Tiesenhower
Senate
Germany
Wasp Nest Delays Trinity Spire Repainting
A large wasp nest at the top of the Trinity spire delays repainting of the town clock steeple. Painter E Harp Gilbert had reached the scaffolds before discovering the nest and plans to resume work on a cooler day.
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Trinity
Triniy
E. Harp Gilbert
suilLnelor
Gilbert
Government At Stake On Agreements
Premier Pierre Mendes France can risk his government to push Parliament for ratification of the London agreements on West German rearmament and sovereignty. He will seek a confidence vote if needed after a three hour Cabinet meeting chaired by President Rene Coty. The plan faces opposition even as Britain vows to keep troops in Europe.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
London
Rene Coty
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Assembly
Germany
Foreign Affairs
Dinner Honoring Roy Cohn Sparks Senate Censure Fight
In Baltimore a testimonial dinner honored Roy M. Cohn, McCarthy’s former aide, with 676 attendees. Speakers defended McCarthy’s anti-Communist drive as a nationwide push to avert censure. A Washvision on Nov is planned to protest anti-Communist smears ahead of Senate reconvening on Nov 8 to consider censure.
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Baltimore
Sen. McCarthy
T Hat
Washington
McCarthy
Senate
Roy M. Cohn
Wisconsin
Army Department
Benjamin Schulte
New York
Wastmaster
RicCarthy
Block Party Kickoff For Community Chest Drive In Town
A Monday Block Party on West Church Street in front of the Independent engine house launches the Community Chest drive with square dancing at 7 PM and a rain date set for October 13. Music by Happy Johnny and his gang plus a baseball personality expected. fundraiser supports the Red Feather campaign through October. A tree donor will be honored with a memorial on the block.
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West Church Street
Engine House
Happy Johnny
Ant Grove
Charlie Keller
New Unit To Handle H A Scandals
Washington authorities create a new Justice Department unit in the criminal division to handle mounting FHA scandal cases. Atty Gen Brownell assigns H A Goldschein to assist U S Atty Leo Rover as a special grand jury opens to probe bribery and other wrongdoing in the federal housing program, focusing on former FHA official C L Powell. Powell seeks a court block, while testimony links a $10,000 payment to loan approval and windfall profits in insured apartment projects. Goldschein to coordinate nationwide grand jury probes. Banking Committee to hear more on Windfall profits in government insured loans.
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Washington
Gen Brownell
Justice Department
Federal Housing Administration
Attorney General
Jax ‘H. Goldschein
U.S. Atty
Leo A. Rover
iCivde
Se Tee Wee Ua
Powell
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Goldschein
Rover
Grand Jury
Banking Committee
Repulsive Case Heard in Circuit Court
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer suspended sentences for two elderly defendants charged by city police with unnatural sex practices. Walter Davis Cay received five years in Maryland House of Correction suspended. Mrs Sara Lininger three years in Reformatory for Women suspended. Court warned Cay to stay away from children. witness testified to molestation claims, which the defendant denied. Courtroom loafing noted. Park location on West Patrick street near the bridge cited. Defendants promised no further trouble. attorneys listed.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Court House
Schnauffer
Maryland House of Correction
Walter Davis
Courtney
Serst
Denver Shook
Shook
Spring Park
West Patrick Street
Sherman P. Bowers
Lininger
W. Jerome Offutt
Charles UL. Price
CWS Launches Drive For Assistance Abroad
New York reports Church World Service has launched a 724 million dollar drive to buy surplus U S food for the hungry abroad under the Share Our Surplus appeal. The Protestant church relief arm of the National Council of Churches says the campaign will aid four times as many people as in past years. Federal legislation now allows larger surplus food distributions to church relief agencies.
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New York
Church World Service
Protestant Church Agency
National Council of Churches
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