Frederick Fair closes with near 1935 income level
The S341p annual Frederick Fair ended Saturday night with receipts about 4000 dollars below last year. With higher income from other sources and some expense savings officials expect net income near the 1935 fair. Rainy weather did not prevent a normal afternoon crowd though Saturday night gate was 2500 under the prior year.
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Adlai Backs Free Poland Message Sparks Parade Scenes
Germany Munich October Fest closes after a world beer record set by about one million gallons for 50 million visitors. News from New York reports Stevenson urging Americans to support Poland and liberty, with plans for a California electoral drive and a flying porch tour involving four Democratic leaders.
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Carmi Sayler Jr
Pope Innocent XI Beatified in St Peters Basilica
In a glittering ceremony in St Peters Basilica Pope Innocent XI was beatified, with Pope Pius XI praising the late pontiff as humble and bold. Radio carried the Pontiffs remarks as lights flashed and Innocent XI’s relics were moved from their coffin to a crystal casket for permanent display at the altar of St Sebastian.
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U S Woman Spy in Israeli court charged with espionage
Mary Frances Hagan a 24 year old American former Syrian delegate employee faced trial in Jerusalem District Court on two counts under the Israeli Official Secrets Act. If convicted she could face up to 28 years in prison. She claimed she came to Israel to learn about Middle East issues, not to spy.
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Hagan
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