Major 18 Inch Water Main Break Impacts City Service
A two oclock water main break on an 18 inch line from Fishing Creek caused zero pressure at the Seventh Street reservoir. City crews by-passed to a 12 inch line to maintain service while evaluating the broken section near the Kemp farm. A 16 foot pipe segment will replace the damaged section, with full repairs expected tomorrow. In a separate incident, Malory J. Landers, 26, remained in critical condition after a self inflicted gunshot wound at his Union Bridge residence. Landers, employed at Camp Detrick, resided with his wife’s family during house construction and was under despondent distress, according to state police.
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Telemeter
Seventh Street
Fishing Creek
City
William Davis
Water Department
Wilsom Avenue
D. Chester Kemp
Davis
Carroll Street
Kemp Farm
Wilson Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Union Bridge
Malory J. Landers
Randallstown
Landers
Lawrence Dunn
Randalls-town
Staley
Dunn
Union’ Bridge
Camp Detrick
Stringfellow Quits Amid Hoax Scandal And Dixon Named
Utah Republicans cancelled Douglas Stringfellow's re election bid after he admitted posing as a World War II hero. Dr Henry Aldous Dixon was named to replace him on the ballot to face Walter Granger in November. Mixon campaigns swing through 10 states as Look magazine predicts a Democratic gain in both houses. Eisenhower discussed the race with aides, while GOP leaders doubt issues will shift the election. In Texas Austin party organizers tighten operations to bolster Gov Shivers conservative base.
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Associated Press
Utah
Douglas R. Stringfellow
GOP
State Central Committee
Stringfellow
Henry Aldous Dixon
Utah State Agricultural College
Hell
Walter K. Granger
Mixon
Pillshurth
Philadelphia
Xon
Eisenhower
White House
Jeisenhower
New York
Look Magazine
House
Senate
Look
Rayburn
Texas
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Louisville
Tennessee Valley
Austin
Tes
Democratic State Executive Committee
Srip
Allan Shivers
Humphrey Addresses ABA on Unemployment Hope
Secretary George M. Humphrey told the American Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City that unemployment is the greatest concern and that administration policy aims to put every job within reach. He compared current efforts to those of the 1930s and praised free enterprise as the path to job creation. Also: West Virginia Coal & Coke Corp. weighs selling coal properties amid weak market mood. New York railroad shares show fractional gains in a quiet Stock Market day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Eisendotter
Humphrey
American Bankers Assn
Charles EB. Wilson
Treasury
Wilson
Cleveland
Europe
Eisenhower
Cincinnati
West Virginia Coal & Coke Corp
New York
Cool Air Mass Brings Frost Likely Across Maryland
A cool air mass spreads over Maryland with frost expected Wednesday morning. Overnight temperatures fall to the 30s and upper 20s away from water and southern counties. Clouds from the system should clear, with a forecast of fair, cooler weather Wednesday and a warming trend later in the week. No precipitation is anticipated and temperatures stay near normal for mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Navy Sailors Die In Lancaster Head On Collision
Ray William Masingale John A Zezulak Wave Elsie Janis Murray were killed in a head on crash with an empty Lancaster-Bainbridge Bus near Route 222 and 72. Don Te Dusten admitted to Lancaster General Hospital with a broken arm and other injuries. Bus driver Park C Devonshire uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Bainbridge
Naval Training Station
Liberty
Ray William Masingale
Quartermaster
Tellico Plains
Tenn
John A. Zezulak
Lancaster-Bainbridge Bus Co
Liberty Town
Park C. Devonshire
Drnmore R. D. i
Lancaster County
Panty Raid At Tulane Sparks Riot And False Alarm
New Orleans police rushed campus after about five hundred Tulane male students raided dormitories stealing panties. A riot call fire alarm and rocks from protesters followed. Four students were arrested for disturbing the peace. tear gas threat and peace restored after firefighting units responded to a dorm fire false alarm. A psychology professor criticized behavior as immature amid water-dousing prank. Minor accident at West College Terrace and Rosemont when a tree company truck backed into a car. no injuries, police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tulane
F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company
West College Terrace
Rosemont Avenue
Wilbur Gordon
Mercersburg
Hood College
College
Philip M. Grove
West Seventh Street
Grove
Staley
Yeager Arrives in Germany for Air Force Tour
RAMSTEIN Germany f Maj Charles E Yeager the world's fastest pilot has arrived for a tour of duty the U S Air Force announced today indicating a new assignment at the Rhineland air base during the Korean War era deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ramstein
Charles E. Yeager
U. S. Air Force
Conviction Rapid In Middletown Valley indecent exposure case
A circuit court jury quickly convicted James Robert Souers, 23, of appearing virtually naked before school children near a Middletown Valley intersection on April 21. The judge did not immediately sentence on the indecent exposure charge.
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James Robert Souers
Jefferson Painter
Middletown Valley
Patrick ™. Schnauffer
Souers
Selva Butler
Sylvia Butler
Sumantown
Middletown
Nora Shafer
Shafer
Charles A. Price
Frederick
E. Austin
James
Jesse Booker
Frederick Junclion
Booker
House of Correction
Richard E. Zimmerman
Nolle Contendere
Raymond N. Fry
Reich
Ford Road
Schnauffer
House
Immigrant Boy Rescues Cripple Woman from Fire in West Orange
A 15 or 16 year old immigrant lad Roald Eggleston from Norway, unable to speak English, rescued Mrs Ruth Davis in West Orange as her clothing caught fire in her apartment. He dragged her to a phone to summon aid, while she suffered first degree burns to hands and face.
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West Orange
Roald Eggleston
Norway
Ruth Davis
Ballots Printed for Nov. 2 Election Near 31 Thousand
With two weeks to election day the Board of Election Supervisors plans to print over 31 000 ballots to cover 28 401 registered voters plus contingencies. A 70 percent turnout would use about 20 000 ballots, leaving some unused. About 25 armed forces ballots have been mailed and more are expected. Mail ballots are expected to have limited impact in close races due to past spoilage from check marks. voters must use the X mark. A special ballot box handles service members voting from abroad, with about ten already cast.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Board of Registry
Secretary of State
Armed Services
Board of Registry Office
U S Army to pay Korean workers in dollars amid tension
U S Army pledges to pay 100000 Korean employees in dollars if needed, drawing protests from South Korea over currency exchanges and the official 180 to 1 hwan rate. President Rhee urges advisers as Gen Hull plans arrival. Police warn civilians buying oil from the Army face punishment.
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Seoul
U.S
United States
Syngman Rhee
John E. Hull
United Nations Far East
Kim Chang Hung
South Korea
Buan
Tokio
Korea
Finance Ministry
Brunswick Man Admitted After Vehicle Hits Tree
A Brunswick man identified as John H. Fleetwood, 48, of South Maple Avenue, Brunswick, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with internal injuries and a laceration after his car struck a tree along Maryland 464 east of Brunswick. Police report he was westbound when he ran off the road and struck the tree, apparently after falling asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alonaz
Maryland
Bruanswick
A.D Hasenbuhler
John H. Fleetwood
Maple Avenue
Vie Tonelle
Fleetwood
Frost Likely For City And County
Frost may be on the way for Frederick County tomorrow morning with temperatures in the upper thirties to near forty probable, the weather bureau indicated. No frost last night at the airport station as temperatures fell to 37. A high in the upper fifties is forecast for today, with 36 yesterday, and fair but milder conditions expected in the afternoon.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
FTC charges 17 insurers with false advertising claims
The Federal Trade Commission accuses 17 health and accident insurers of deceptive ads. Major firms include Bankers Life, Mutual of Omaha, Reserve Life, and United Insurance Co. Hearings set to determine if orders forbidding these practices are warranted.
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Washington
Federale Trade Commission
FTC
Bankers Life and Casualty Co
Chicago
White, Cross
Mutual Benefit Health
Five Day Forecast: Warm, Dry Week Across Maryland
Fair and cool Wednesday turns into a varmint trend through the week with little precipitation. Temperatures stay near seasonal normals with afternoon highs in the 60s and morning lows from the mid 50s in Western Maryland to the mid to upper 40s around the Guatal and Chesapeake Bay regions.
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Maryland
Guaatal
Chesapeake Bay
One Woman Is Held Another Being Sought
Dallas police hold a 111 pound brunette while seeking another woman in the Oklahoma corpse case. Fort Worth businessman David Hagler Jr. remains jailed on murder charges with a $19,000 bond. A burned body was found near Davis Oklahoma in a stolen station wagon Hagler borrowed from his ex wife. Elizabeth Bergmann, 25, is held as a material witness and for customs violations after questioning. She admitted a Munich visit was prearranged and diamond rings found in her luggage were undeclared. Kennedy said Hagler listed Bergmann as beneficiary on several insurance policies and had transferred his Fort Worth home and a car to her. Bergmann, once Nazi captive, came to the U S as a Carswell Base sergeant’s wife and divorced him recently. The charred body was initially thought to be Hagler but he later surrendered in Waco.
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Dallas
Texa
Hagler
Elizabeth Maria Bergmann
Munich
Germany
United States
Golden L. Kennedy
Oklahoma Crime Bureau
Fort Worth
Miss Beremann
Carswell Air Force
Bevere &Adem U Hader
Hader
Wace
Violation Charged Over Zoning By Russian Embassy Rentals
ANNAPOLIS Md John J Mc Kenna was charged in magistrate court with violating zoning regulations. One residence was listed as a summer camp for embassy children in a manor zone Bay Aidge where only one family may reside. County planning administrator Edward Ueiselberg ordered the charges while the State Department urged caution amid the Russians presence. Health officials complained of a septic tank overflow blamed on the embassy site. In England a coroner ruled Ernest Hoge 48 died by self strangulation in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. State Department
U.S
Moscow
Adenauer In Paris For Talks On West German Role
Adenauer arrives in Paris for talks with Pierre Mendes France on bringing West Germany into Western defense and ending Allied occupation. They plan to address the Saar issue and German sovereignty as NATO and Brussels Treaty revisions advance.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Saar
Adenauer
Bonn
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
Europe
Germany
London
United States
Great Britain
France
European Defense Community
Edg
Canada
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Italy
Brussels
Alan Wtet Ae
Britain
Benelux
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mendes-France
CD Receives Radio Phones For Firemen
Frederick County installs fourteen radiotelephone transmitter receivers for city and county fire engines. Purchased through federal funds with local match, the $7000 cost is 25 funded locally. GE supplied the units, two walkie talkies add liaison, statewide fire network at 753.83 kept in reserve without a base station. Installation begins Wednesday by Hankey Radio Service.
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J. Roger Fisher
Civil Defense
Frederick County Civil Defense Organization
C. D
General Electric
Federal Communications Commission
Fisher
Hankey Radio Service
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
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ABA
Cool Air Mass
J. R. Souers
Jefferson
Crownsville
Crownsville State Hospital
Nergo
DR. Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Dr. Shepeh
Marilyn
Edward F. Howrey
Howrey
FIC
Liniitg
Oklahoma
Chester-Le-Street
Eng
Ernest Hoge
West Europe
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