Two Change Quiz Stories From NBC Quiz Show Scandal
New York AP reports Charles Van Doren and Hank Bloomgarden, big money winners on an NBC TV quiz, amended their statements to the district attorney. Both returned to purge and said their earlier testimonies may have been inaccurate. Hogan indicated no immediate plan to recall them for further fraud review as hearings resume November 2.
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New York
Charles van Doren
Hank Bloomgarden
NBC
van Doren
Bloom
Garden
District Attorney’s Office
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
Bloomgarder
Bloomgarden
SIEM
Hogans Office
TV Vic- Ems
Asst
Joseph Stone
Holstein Sale Highlights Frederick Area Auction
Eighty five purebred Holstein cattle average $1.20 per pound at the 28th annual consignment sale of the Mary Jand Holstein Breeders Association held at the Frederick Fairgrounds on Friday. Total sales reached 335,097, praised by sponsors as very good. Top animal was a bred heifer from Ray H. Smith and Son Frederick bought by H. L. Mills of Brooklawn Farm Hagerstown for 819. Top cow sold for 809, consigned by James S. King Germantown and bought by Fred Wilson Mapleview Farms Reisterstown.
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W. R. Schumacher
Pandora
O.lefty
G. F. Parker
Tenn
Farm Credit Board of Louisville
Ray H. Smith
Sen. C. Richard Ahalt
Middletown
Milton G. White Jr
Hyde
Russell Wachter
Kermar
James Page
Frederick
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Marvylen
Paul J. Cotter
Dickerson
Mion G. White Jr
A. Doty Remsburg
Charles Backus
Ert R. Bowlus
Horace Backus
Duncan McKenzie
Lester Dudrow
Mass Helen
Mary
B and O favored in damage suit ruling
A federal judge directed a verdict for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in a damage suit by an employee, Theodore F. Black of Mackall Maryland, claiming a spinal injury and over $8000 in wages and medical costs from an August 7, 1956 accident. Black, an engineer, was transported to Cumberland after arriving with a three unit diesel train from Kexser West Virginia.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore & Ohioo Railroad
U.S
Disley
Theodore F. Black
Trict Court
Mackall
Calvert County
Black
B.&o
Cumberland
Kexser
W. Va
Rail suit ends in verdict for railroad at keyser bus station collision
The case involved a teab and an auto collision en route to a bus station for return trips to Keyser. Judge Edward Gignoux granted a directed verdict for the B and O Railroad after attorney E V Buckley argued the teab acted as railroad agent. The narrative also notes 1958 season context for players Iley and Conley with performances and a trade of Gene to Philadelphia.
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Keyser
Teab
Black
Atty
Conley Feels Good About Comeback Award
Gene Conley, tall right handed pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies and basketball major leaguer, said he felt good after learning he won the National League comeback player of the year. He received 58 of 168 votes from the Baseball Writers Association of America.
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Boston
Gene Conley
Philadelphia Phillies
Baseball Writers Association of American
Friday Night Grid Scores from College Football
Boston College beat Connecticut 8 to 7. Ouachita Baptist Arkansas defeated Southwestern of Memphis 20 to 10. Salem West Virginia topped Glenville 15 to 0. Bert Bell Memorial Award created to honor outstanding professional football player in the United States by The Mannee Football Club in Philadelphia.
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Boston
Connecticut
Quachita Baptist Ark
Southwestern of
Memphis
Salem
W.va
Glenville
Philadelphia Iap
Mannee Football Club
Bert Bell
United States
National Hockey League Friday Results Summary
The Associated Press reports Friday results with no Saturday games. Boston visits Montreal and New York faces Toronto. Sunday schedule features Montreal at Detroit and Chicago at New York. Gonzalez posted 67 Thursday totaling 1230 after 36 holes. Casper, US Open champion from Apple Valley California, shot under par for the second straight day. Meat items including kidney, liver, tongue, brains and heart noted as iron rich.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Boston
Montreal
New York
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
Gonzalez
Casper
Apple Valley
Calif
Golfer Gonzalez Sets Brazil Open Course Record
Mario Gonzalez, pro, breaks his own course record with a five under par 63. He holds a four stroke lead over American Bull Casper at the halfway mark of the Brazilian Open Golf Champions.
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Couse
Rio DE Janeiro
Braz
Mario Gonzalez
Bull Casper
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Y. H. Remsburg
Marylane
Mary- Mik Producers Cooperate Association
National Conference of Farm Credit Directors
Washington, D.C
Farm Creat Board of Ball
Huebner
Hidden Hills Farm
Ijamsville
Virginia
James
Kay
Maryland Angus Association
Baltimore
Uf van Doren
Washington
Wellington Muggs
Piddie
Dors
E. H. McBee
Gaz
Moscow
Georgian State Philharmonic Society
Tiflis
Tass
Theogram
Gershwin
Porgie
Bess
E. Fourth St
D&g
Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
South Carroll ST
Rederick, MD
Aspen
Mr. Dairyman
Holstein Sale
Dead Animals
Call
A. F. Rees, Inc
New Holland
ASAE
Ceresville Motor CO
Ind
Ceresville, Md
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, Md
Middletown Equipment CO
Middletown, Md
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Iley
Milwaukee Braves
Conley
Phils
Gene
Philadelphia
Detrick Road
New Market
Rt. 40
Frederick County
Maryland
T.B
Bang’s
Oliver
McC-Deering
Papec
Black Hawk
DeLaval
George Tyler, SR
Emmert R. Bowltes
H. M. Alexander
Warren's Church of
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Wolfsville
E.st
Sheraton
Downes
Indian Head
Ernest R. Eccard
Myersville
Null & Null
Martin
Union Bridge
Simmons
Windsor
Carrie E
Austin Bohn
Golden Rule
Methodist Church
the News
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Middletows
MR. Farmer
Production Credit Association
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Netwood Farm
Bealeton
Warrenton
Culpeper
Remington
Sias
Bang’s—T.b
Groves
Charles Hope
Curtis Candy
the Auction Co
C. A. Groves & Son
Bealeton, Va
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L. C. Bowman
Purcellville
James deZuns
Hamilton
Thurmont
Agnes L. Little
Orphans’ Court
Marsland
East Main Street
E.S.T
Fisher
Roper
Kenmore
Spiece
Air War Electric
Maid of Honor
Main Street
Marland
Manuel M. Weinberg
Agnes L .Little
Weinberg & Weinberg
Frederick, Md
Manuel M. Weinburg
North Court Street
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