Wet and cloudy weather spans northern United States
The Associated Press reports wet, cloudy conditions across the northern United States from the Pacific Coast to New England with scattered rainfall. Heaviest totals observed in New England and the northern plains, with 1.5 inches in Providence and over half an inch in Watertown. Strong Atlantic coast winds and high tides caused damage. Frederick County saw downed limbs and road closures.
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Tse Associated Press
Pacific
New England
Providence
Brl
Watertown
S.C
Attlantic
Chincoteague
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Frederick County
Atlantic
Montanez
Coal
Frederick
State Policejerm Plains
Supreme Court Begins Term Amid Widespread Utility Disruptions
The Potomac Edison and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone crews worked to repair widespread outages caused by storms in Frederick and surrounding counties. Officials reported multiple traffic accidents from downed limbs and lines with service restored in many areas by nightfall. Water levels rose after heavy rain as dams and streams showed significant flow increases, while the Potomac and Monocacy rivers remained below normal.
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Rnne
Potomac Edison Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Fred J Ei
Associated Press
Maryland
St. Marys
Yellow Springs
Someljagg
Valley Lee
Henry ‘Daniel Frye
Ashe
Syie
N.C
Sith Ave
Middletown
Hillside
Prince Georges Coun
Myersville
Ess
Wolfville
Barbara Ann Nelberlein
Baltimore
Alesmminster
Market Road
Burkittsvile
Braddock Heights
Coward, Jefferson
Monument -Road
Jackson
Fishing Creek
Youth shoots girl choir singer in Los Angeles case
An 18 year old youth shot and killed a girl choir singer in Los Angeles, then died. The incident details and motive remain under investigation by local police.
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Los Angeles
Last A-Bomb Of 57 Fired in Nevada
The report recounts the 1957 atomic test sequence at the Nevada site with the Plumbbob series. It notes the Morgan shooting incident and the ensuing courtroom and political reactions, along with weather forecasts and public notices. It mentions Virginia school integration cases, Pleven's political maneuvers, and Lukens Steel cutting prices.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Colt
George Stoner
Morgan
Jerry Wilie
Hom
Waal
Fiat
Farm Land Values Rise Eight Percent Across Year
U S Agriculture Department reports farm land values up eight percent in the year ending July 1 with gains in crop prospects higher prices and farm size expansion shaping the market. Also notes soil retirement programs influence on lower quality land and technology boosting farm efficiency. Aircraft stocks rise on news of a Russian moon mission amid a sluggish market. A Na tionalist paper claims 159000 peasants rioted in Chekiang Province last month.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Somme
Sovernment
Bank
New York
Russia
Hong Kong
Chekiang Province
Four Sailors Die When Car Sours in Maryland Field
Four sailors died in a Friday night crash when their car overturned in a field off Maryland Route 246. The victims were William L. Cook aged 23 of Decatur Georgia Clarence N. Ray 20 of Denver Illinois Micueary of Waresourg IL Oakley Seads 2 address unknown and Robert D Steward 23 of Veron St Marys County.
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Wnerpecuur
Kled
William L. Cook
Decatur
Clarence N. Ray
Denizon
Six Killed In Uniontown Plane Wreck
A fatal plane crash near Uniontown devastated the crowd at the Frederick Fair. Victims include B Ward Beam's thrill show team and several crew members. officials identified four of the bodies from clothing marks. The jet’s owners, Standard Oil of Ohio, reported the victims and noted the couple from Shaker Heights had been traveling home after a vacation.
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Uniontown
Paw
Standard Oi Co
Ohio
Frederick
Jumonville
Billy Green
Dian
McLaughlin
Fair
Shaker Heights
T.M. McLaughlin Co
Cleveland
Helengrace
Warren F. Noonan
Beam
Annes Neyerp
Theodore O. Krauss
Haley
R. S. Stewart
Standard Oil of Ohio
Stewart
Stewarts
McLaughlins
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Fragmentary note hints at nuclear age atmosphere
An unreadable fragment references a mushroom cloud and urgent tone about the new era. content is incomplete and difficult to parse for specific people or places.
Indictment Dismissed Against Lexington Publisher and Editor
A Missouri circuit court judge dismissed the misdemeanor charges against publisher Sheridan Fahnestock and managing editor Alfred Toombs of the Lexington Park Enterprise after ruling articles critical of the court did not threaten justice despite some false statements. The decision terminated the case and ended their trial.
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Leonardiown
Maia
Join B. Gray Jr
Sheridan
Fahnestockland
Alfred ‘Toombs
Lexington ‘Park Enterprise
Administration of Justice
Gray
Space satellite yields valuable scientific data say Radio Moscow
A Soviet space satellite reportedly transmits data of great scientific value as scientists in Washington seek help to adjust its orbit. The radio broadcast said the 22 inch craft makes about six transmissions per day on a north south path though it did not detail the migration or nature of the findings.
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Russia
Leo Guyton
East Patrick Street
WWY
Beltsville
Guyton
United States
Que Anney
John K. Baker
Hagerstown
Elmerican
Bobby
Helland
John E. Oxley
Anne B
Oxley
South Pole
James
Omeers
Washington
Ini Jefforts
Jon
Radio Moscow
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The Associated Press outlines a five day forecast with clouds and warmth Tuesday and Wednesday, possible rain Thursday, and fair conditions Friday and Saturday. Temperatures near normal with rainfall around 0.1 to 0.2 inches. highs in the 60s and early morning lows from the 20s in far western Maryland to mid 50s in eastern and southern counties.
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San
Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland Governor Confronts Cross Burning Incident
In Annapolis a burning cross and anti integration signs appeared on the Executive Mansion fence. Governor McKeldin condemned the act as either a youthful prank or a hate crime and ordered police to investigate with the FBI's help. Signs praised segregation and threatened Maryland’s leaders.
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Annapolis
FBI
Government ‘House
Maryland
McKeldin
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Executive Mansion
William Clark
Little
Rock
Deale
Ma McKeldin
Executive
Sydney
Guinea
Okana Hospital
James W. Musterman
Highlands of New Guinea
Macfarlane Burnet
Tabora
Walter and Keika Hall
Washington
Melbourne
Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysica
Schatt
Servatory
Jaugh l
Andrew B Ledwith
Armgwold
Electronic Research Tech Highlands
Carleton Gal
Atlantic Ocean
Dusek
Hall Institute
Bostop
Robbery at Westside Big Bear Store Stages Hostage Hold Up
Two men planned and executed a daring robbery at a Columbus Big Bear on the city’s west side. One forced the manager to open safes while the other held seven people hostage in the store and later at a suburban home. The loot amount is undetermined as investigators pursue leads. The hostages included the manager’s wife and son and other relatives. the robbers wore disguises and left without immediate capture. The manager described the unmasked robber as familiar with his home route and routines.
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Columbus
Ohio
Big Bear
Arlington
Fir Ray Evans
Rel Teaus
Evans
Fara
Miriam
Sally
Matthew Speicher
Kenneth Allerton
Day Begins Quietly At Little Rock School
The third week of Army enforced integration started at Central High School with nine Negro students in classes under federal order. About 30 armed soldiers patrolled the sidewalks around the four-block campus as the first vigil began September 24 with the arrival of the 1st Airborne Division. A white youth reported being knocked down by a paratrooper rifle butt on Friday night, but the weekend passed without further incident.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Llasses
Our-Iblock
Firit
Air-jrborne
Three Car Crash Causes Damages Near Frederick
Two separate accidents at the same site five and a half miles west of Frederick caused $950 in damage. A 1954 Chrysler sedan traveled west on U5 and swung off the road then left the embankment after a collision with a pilot boat near Cape Henry. A 1954 Ford convertible and a 1955 Oldsmobile sedan collided at 8:45 PM, with costs totaling $530 for both vehicles. Trooper Snyder investigated. Severe winds disrupted power on the Eastern Shore, with Cambridge and Salisbury area facilities affected and rainfall continuing in western Maryland.
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Frederick
Jammsport
Altimiore Harbor
Sunda
Cape. Henry
Haak
Frederick Memorial
England
Chesapeake City
Ford
William Joseph
Viets
Charles Gordon Wratchford
Baltimore
Wratchford
Allie
Church Buys Option on Adjacent Office Building
The Evangelical Lutheran church council took an option to purchase the office apartment property at 35 East Church Street, owned by Dr. P. S. Lansdale, adjoining the Lutheran church. A congregational meeting will be called later for full details and a vote. The six month option may lead to church or Sunday school use. the brick building houses physicians’ offices and a second floor apartment, beside the parsonage.
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Council of Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
P. S. Lansdale
Lutheran Church
Lutheraz Parsonage
Sunday Storm Clears Maryland After Coastal Gale
A severe coastal storm moved up Chesapeake Bay and passed out of Maryland leaving damage to be cleaned up. Gale winds and heavy rain produced coastal road washouts and power outages. Four people were injured in the storm and six were aboard a yacht. eight sailings were canceled as ships halted from Cape Charles Virginia to Chesapeake City Maryland.
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Associated Press
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Cape Charles
Chesapeake City
Delaware
Hyacht
Peeneborn
Beach
del. Eicht
Sailines
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