Frederick Fair Draws Big Morning Throng On Farmers Day
The warmest weather of the week drew large crowds to the Frederick Fair on Farmers Day. Rain threats eased as hundreds entered the grounds and a busy afternoon saw parking fill and grandstand shows adapt to showers. Poultry and waterfowl displays impressed patrons while other exhibits, including machinery valued at 375000, drew attention. Revue tonight replaces dog races, weather permitting, with late afternoon races and grandstand attractions.
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Frederick
Fortune
Sidle
Tadas
Aston AL TL Wile Lar
Takaw Ng
Stanley Mason
Richmond
Future Farmers of America judging contests at Frederick Fair
About 120 vocational agriculture youths from five counties travel to Frederick Fair for central Maryland regional FFA judging in dairy cattle poultry and livestock. Teams from Frederick Washington Montgomery Carroll and Howard counties attend with registration at 9 a.m. judging to start shortly after and results due early afternoon.
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Frederick Fair
Maryland
Future Farmers of America
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard Counties
Fairy Grounds
Frederick County
Fairgrounds
Placque
Vengh
Roscoe Whipp
Montgomery County
J. R. Schavinger
FE Extension
University of
Faure Fires Gaullists From Cabinet Amid North Africa Clash
French Premier Edgar Faure dismissed four Gaullist ministers over opposition to North African policy, leaving Public Works Minister Motinier as the sole Gaullist ally. He planned a National Assembly vote on government policy, risking his majority as Gaullist support wavered. Nashua scratched from the Belted Park race after heavy rain left the track sloppy.
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Pars
Edgar Faure
Charles de Gaulle
Hisabinet
Gaullst
Social Republican Party
Edward Corniglion Motinier
Pierre Koenig
Faure
Frands
National Assembly
North Africa
Gaston Palewski
Raymond Trihoulet
Min- Maurice Basrou
Ministar Overseas TerrHones
Koeme
Rene Coty
Miysee
Assembly
Butt
Walth
Church marks 175th anniversary with sermons and events
The Presby terian congregation plans a multi day celebration from Sunday through October 16 honoring its 175th anniversary. A special sermon by Rev. W Mergat Weaver will open the events, with a later organ dedication featuring guest organist Rodney K Tlansen. Several presbytery meetings and lectures by noted ministers follow, concluding with Layman’s Sunday and a new hospital nursing director appointment in Baltimore.
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The
Presbytera Cio Det Bd
TL Alom
Frederick
Presbyterian Story
W. Mergat Weaver
Jodney K. Tlansen
Cathedral Church of the Incarnation
Baltimore
U.S.A
Russell Cartwright Stroup
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
Washington
Georgetown
Stephen Bloomer Balgh
Stroup
Freday
de Edward L. R. Peon
Presbateran
Dwight D Eisen
Armed Forces
Church of the President
Pista
Wilbur LaRoe
General Assembly
LaRoe
Hood College
Collman Chapel
Richmond
Altthay
Qeigher
Mirlant Rhoads Lewis
Stsquehioina
Chesapeake Bat
Viedinea- Veettia
Imate Monntzomery County
First District Meeting Set At Cumberland Maryland
The First District Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its opening district meeting on Wednesday October 12 at the All Ghana Shrine Club in Cumberland. Newly elected district president Mrs E Irv ing Baumgartner of Oakland will preside with a 10 30 am start after registration. A luncheon follows a panel on Mental Health featuring Dr Powell Mrs Nilsson and Dr Taylor with representatives from nearby federated clubs attending as panelists. Host clubs include Wonka Civic Chapter Cumberland Junior Woman's Club Ohhoof Cumberland La Vale Contes Club Cumberland Westinster Lakesville West transport and Lake and Westinster attendees from Corrall Cumberland Frederick Wampsstead Oakland.
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Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Cumberland
E. Lrving Baumgartner
Oakland
John Walker Powell
Gertrude Nilson
Powell
Maryland Association of Mental Health
Ford Foundation
Adult Education Association
America
Taylor
Taylor Manor Hospital
Ellican City
Maryland Associaon For Mental Health
Grrr Memorial
Maryland Association For
McKellin
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Nilsson
Maryland Association For Mental Health
Imans
Jeet O
National Association For Mental Health
World Federation of Mental Health
Toronto
Canada
Corrall
Crmberland
Frederick, Wampstead
Canon Arrowsmith Rites On Friday
Canon Arrowsmith will be buried at the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Baltimore after funeral rites for the late Harold Norl Arrowsmith. He was a longtime canon and served at Bergen Point, Emmanuel Church, and the cathedral, becoming canon in the early years of his ministry and remaining in that role until 1957.
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Baltimore
Roscopal
Ats
Frederick builds surpass $2.5 million in nine months
Frederick Maryland construction reached 2.516 million for the first nine months of 1953, second only to Baltimore. September added 358,700 in permits including two large housing projects by Jada Development and Hamilton Homes. Major commercial permit went to Esso Service at West Patrick Street. Other October through September permits covered homes, shops, and garages across the city, with figures not including Camp Detrick lab work.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Ali Anauit
Haverstown
Camp Detrick
Detrck
Jada Development Corporation
West Seventh Street Pike
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Monovacy Village
East Street
Jada Development
East Eighth Street
Nirth Street
Boo Young Place
Wilson Place
Gere Abe
Young Place
Hamilton Homes
Pine Avenue
Cherokee Trail
Brasius Homes Corporation
Valley Street
Malcolm W. Hubbard
Virginia Avenue
Esso Standard Oil Company
West Patrick Street
Frederick County Products, Inc
Charles C. Woerner
John and William Ferguson
Thomas Summers
West Third Sl
Fe Storm
South Market Steel
Williams F. Beall
Ond
Luthor Vo McMurray
Valley ShCeh
Purah
David Kipp
Trak Avenue
Bal Kells
Casement
Rebels Signal Possible Quits in Atlas Uprising
Reports from Rabat indicate small villages along the mid-Atlas and near the Spanish frontier hoisted white flags as some rebel tribesmen showed willingness to quit. French troops fought through ambushes near Virt Ouzli and maintained links with Moroccan cavalry amid ongoing clashes at the French Spanish border, while Paris and Rabat faced political turbulence over Moroccan reform.
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French Morocco
mid-Atlas
Virt Ouzli
Eastuen
Mororca
Morocco
France
Paris
Edgar
Fez
Boured
Vial Ouzli
Inouttain
Aknoul
Spanish
Abd el Krint
Taga
National Assembly
Paure
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Prem
Maryland Hunters Report Strong Season Across Counties
Maryland game wardens predict a strong hunting year with turkey and squirrel seasons opening across Worcester Carroll Prince George’s and Washington counties. The unusual bag included a double turkey taken with a bow and arrow as the season runs through late October and deer restrictions shift in some areas amid a years-long wildlife program.
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Turkey
Exaeph
Worcester
Maness
State Department of Game and
Miland
Georgi Dongs
Maryland
Worcester Crarrell
Adewanne
Washington
Joseph Minkestarden
Rain eases fire danger and affects hunting in Frederick area
A light rainfall dampened fall fire risk and reduced Great Frederick Fair turnout. Measurable rain began after seven, with .31 inches at state police barracks and .30 at the airport. Temperatures reached 75 during the day, 47 overnight. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies, mild temps, with possible afternoon showers. Hunters counted 8,400 afield in Allegany County, with 27 wild turkeys and about 1,000 squirrels reported. Worcester County notes several gobblers taken and deer and small game seasons outlined, with bow and rifle rules and regional restrictions.
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Airport
Yodas
Allegany County
Allegany
Pocotagke State Forest
Worcester County
Marion Butler
Pocomoke Cay
Ernest Vaughin
William Burkett
Corpeuim Dle
Cumbes
Win Veton Pepuund
Bynes
Warren Vike
Marsland
Sears
Neyah
Gareret
Washington
Park Worker Slain In Playground Slaying Case
In East Harlem a 20 year old park department worker Frank Gargiulo was shot and killed in a playground as youths were arrested. A 17 year old, Hiram Rosa, is charged as the alleged trigger man with others including David Vargas 17 and John Barnett 17 in custody. Police describe a sequence starting with a fight and a gun used near the playground. A 15 year old was also involved and a beer and whiskey serving owner faces charges. Market mixed NY stock.
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New York
Park Department
Frank Garviulo
Hiram Rosa
Hosa
East Harlem
David Vargas
John Barnet
Tievearald
Polite
Gargiulo
Parks Department
Barnett
Michael Flynn
Vargas
Rosa
Flynn
Riuln
Ros
Gargiula
Garguila
President Eisenhower Shows Signs of Recovery at Denver
A Denver medical bulletin reports President Eisenhower had another good night of sleep, waking refreshed as his heart attack recovery progresses. Officials say his condition remains satisfactory with no complications. A full examination is planned when Dr. White returns to Denver, with Adams signing documents and attending Cabinet meetings. The president is set to turn 65 on October 14.
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Eisenhower
Asu
Paul Dudley White
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
White
Boston
Sherman Adams
Adams
National Security Council
Cabinet
Washington
Maj
John Eisenhower
Ft. Belvoir
Say Teetor On Way Out
Washington reports that Lothair Teetor, who became assistant secretary of commerce two years ago, is on his way out of the Eisenhower administration.
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Washington
Lothair Teetor
Space Satellite Work Under Way
The Defense Department announced Project Vanguard to create an artificial space satellite is under way with two contracts. Glenn L. Martin Co. will build the rocket launching vehicle and General Electric Co. will supply the rocket motor and other components. Navy handles the contracts with Army and Air Force facilities to be used as needed.
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Glenn £. Martin Co
Baltimore
Girerart
General Electric Co
Department
Navy Department
Army
Air Force
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