New Soviet Nuclear Test Reported as Second Detonation
Moscow announced a second nuclear test on August 31, described as a new device “applicable to arming various kinds of troops.” Tass said the blasts occurred at high altitude to limit fallout, with Moscow blaming Western testing for the need to respond. The report notes Western powers, including the United States, continue atomic weapon development. Also mentions Holstein Friesian breeding accolades for Clarksburg livestock.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
Washington
London
Siberia
Tass
West
Britain
U.S.S.R
U.S
U.S.A
Prices For Farm Products Decline In August
Prices received by farmers fell three percent from mid July to mid August as reported by the Agriculture Department. Potatoes and commercial vegetables led the drop with cotton fruit and poultry slipping, while cattle and hog prices rose. The report notes an earlier six month uptrend reversed and contrasts freight and passenger railroad revenues in 1955 with freight higher versus passenger.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
CTCL
All Saints Parish Unveils Unified Yearly Program
Rev Mau rice D Ashbury announces the unified parish program for All Saints Parish covering Frederick City and surrounding areas. The 12 page pamphlet details monthly worship themes, staff, 18 parish organizations with chairs, book lists, and the annual calendar under the theme The Witnessing Fellowship. Programs were emailed to all parish members.
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Maurice D Ashbury
All Saints
All Saints Parish
Letus
AU Saints Parish
Frederick City
Court Cirnar
Ashbury
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Christian Fellowship
Sexton
Leach
Frederick By-Pass completion eyed for next year
Maryland SRC reports the Frederick By-Pass slated for completion late next year. Projects link bridges and loops from U.S. 40 east to U.S. 15 west with twelve major bridges and multiple interchanges, easing Frederick traffic bottlenecks as part of the nationwide Interstate system plan.
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Commission
Joe Lisenhacer
Frederik
Tate
Civ Hall
Maryland States Reeds Commssion
Joan Ao
SRC
Frederick
Tiese
Ini
Arines Oso
State Roads Commission
Us 40
LS MW
Motter Avenue
Iuster One Chem
Wise Caues
Patrick Street
Atlantic
Tuscarora Creek
Retchs Ford Road
Frederick City
Irmuats
F P. Asher Jr. and Sons Inc
Cemetery Drive
Vanes
Albert Stevens
Windsor Road
George R Himes
U.S 15
Peoples’ Court
Stevan
M. J. Grove Lame Company
Fredriich
South Street
Monocacy River
U. S. 15
Washington National Pike
M J Grove Lime Company
Marsland Rt
Maryland
Black man receives fourteen months for knife threat at New Market
Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield sentenced a Black laborer to 14 months in the House of Correction after a dispute at a New Market grocer. The man allegedly returned with a knife, though he claimed a wrench. Two witnesses supported the grocer and the case details, while the defendant argued he was booted out and only held a tool.
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Wilbur ? Sheffield
House of Correction
Nanan
Himes
Stevens
Hames
Sheffield
Clarence G. Hill Jr
RFD
Union Bridge
Middle Aklex
Paul Mossburg
James H. Barclay
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Kingstead
Leslie C. King
Pius Della
Franklin King
Clarksburg
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federe! Repenlineerance Corporation
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Wash-Nat'l Pike
T’l ' Brown, Inc
Pike
Hotel Frederick
Icer
Mossburg
Vanna
Hobbs
North Market Street
Kenneth L. Myers
Baltimore
West Patrick Street
R.C. Dishong
Clayton A. Smith
Vincent R. Sheckells
Walter P. Morgan
East South Street
Dailey’s Funeral Home
N. Market St
Ambulance Service
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Weil Brothers
Reading
Blue Ridge
Patrick ST
F. HL A
Rem
William
Hood
Kemne Furniture
South Market
Monument
Vindorona
Raddock Heights
E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
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