New Rural Route Added At Frederick Post Office
Postmaster James A Grove announced a new rural route seven will begin Sept 20 serving Shookstown Road Kemp Lane Old Receiver Road and several others. Route changes shift Route 5 6 and 4 to cover west of Frederick east of Frederick and Linden Hills joining city delivery. Route correction rules for boxes include standard sizing height placement and clearly painted names. A second item reports a head on collision on South Market Street causing $550 damage. Fauble blamed for not keeping right and was fined.
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James A. Grove
Frederick Post Office
Shookstown Road
Rosemont Avenue
Gambrilla Park Road
Kemp Lane
Old Receiver Road
Edgewood
Frederick
Linden Hills
Butterly Lane
Butterfly Lane
Grove
Post Office Department
South Market Street
Norman T
Trump
James E. Faubdle
Knox-_ville
Joy
Roy Deyton
Deyton
Fauble
Judge refuses stay in Maryland school desegregation order
Baltimore AP reports Judge Simon E Sobewit of the Fourth Circuit refused to stay a lower court order directing St Marys County school officials to admit a teen girl to Great Falls High. The ruling schedules further proceedings in the case challenging local school integration efforts.
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Baltimore (Ap
Simon E. Sobewif
Fourth Circuit Court of Appe
St. Mary's County
Ohler Dies at 88 In Emmitsburg Home
Edwin F Ohler prominent north county citizen and former Frederick County Board of Education member died at his Emmitsburg home Sunday at 5 20 am aged 88 born on a local farm attended Annan Institute and State Normal School taught in county schools later worked as traveling salesman in Pittsburgh married Mary Lambie in 1913 she died earlier he helped found Emmitsburg Electric Company served as its president from 1915 to 1926 and treasurer of local water and corporation bodies also chaired Emmitsburg Station of Central Trust Company and ran Emmitsburg Motor Company from 1935 to 1920 he served on the Frederick County Board of Education 1931–1937 survived by three children and three grandchildren funeral at Elias Lutheran Church with Rev Philip Bower interment Elias Lutheran Cemetery funeral director S L Allison.
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Edwin Franklin Ohler
North County
Frederick County
Pittsburgh
Mary Lambie
Emmitsburg Electric Company
Emmitsburg Water Company
Corporation of Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg Station
Central Trust Company
Emmitsburg
Elias Lutheran Cemetery
S. L. Allison
New Tests Loom As School Delays Stir Integration Fight
Posts loom in Virginia and Mississippi as trials begin after Little Rock delays. Gov Faubus warns closure if needed, while Virginia and North Carolina cases test pupil placement and admittance. A Gulfport incident links to a black minister and a hanging effigy. The New York Board of Education rejects separate but equal, urging integration and rezoning to mix schools.
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Associated Press
Cennal High School
Little Rock
Ark
Virginia
Mississippi
U. S. Supreme Court
Orval
E. Faubus
Alexandria
Arlington County
Gulfport
Miss
Clennon King
Allwhite North Central School
Federal
Raleigh
N.C
Edwin M. Stanley
Joseph Hirtam Holt Jr
Needham Broughton High School
Holt
North Carolina
Charlotte
John Kasper
Citizens Council
Oklahoma City
New York Board of Education
Commission On Integration
South
New “York City
280 Bicycles Here Face Impoundment
About 280 Frederick bicycle owners must inspect and license their cycles by Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 p m or face impoundment. Final inspection hours at Police Headquarters run 8 30 a m to 1 20 p m. Police warned that unlicensed bicycles will be impounded.
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Frederick
Cutler Lake Season Ends With 303 Fish Caught
Young anglers netted 303 fish at Cutler Lake during the summer season ending on Labor Day. Officers recorded 107 bass 193 sunfish and two other species. Anglers registered their catches with on duty officers.
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Cutler Lake
Culler Lake
Alton Twenty
Race Riots In London Notting Hill Violence Flares Again
Racial rioters in London Notting Hill rampaged for a third night, with over 2,000 whites, many teens, smashing Negro homes while residents threw bottles from roofs. One man stabbed, many injured. police arrested 34, total 37 since disturbances began. Notting Hill special worker calls youths restless for excitement.
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London
Notting Hill
Paddington i
Britain
West Indies
Nottingham
Home
Richard A. Butler
Eisenhower Returns to Work Part Time After Holiday
President Eisenhower resumes part time duties after a Labor Day weekend of golf fishing and limited official business in Newport Rhode Island AP report notes he intends to gradually resume full schedule amid cooling summer weather and public interest in his plans.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Nationalists claim major sea action near Quemoy Island
The Chinese Nationalists report warships sank Communist torpedo boats and disrupted a convoy to Quemoy in the Formosa Strait. They say artillery fire from Quemoy continued through Sunday night as naval and shore bombardment intensified, with reinforcements for Quemoy partially unloading and 30 of 370 troops landing.
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Talpei
Formosa
Quemoy Island
Quemoy
Flotila
Amoy
Pess Cadores
Taian
Amory
Formosa Strait
Defense Ministry
Pescadores Islands
Accidental Deaths Over Holiday Report
The Associated Press counts eight accidental deaths in Maryland over the Labor Day weekend including four traffic fatalities and two drownings in Prince Georges County. A 2-year-old boy died after falling into an outdoor toilet at Patuxent State Park. A raft accident near Laurel caused a double drowning, and a single traffic fatality occurred on Maryland 37 near Rockville. Other weekend deaths include a Jersey man in a motorcycle crash in Ruthsburg and a Bay incident involving a man who drowned after falling from a boat near Middle River.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Prince Georges County
Gond
Patapsco State Park
Laurel
Prince Georges General Hospital
Chevarly
James R. Hicks
Judith F. Hage
Oakcrest
James Hicks
Rockville
Ralph Reese
Brookville
Patuxent River
Montgomery County General Hospital
Reese
John A. Young
Baltimore
Baltimore County
James Young
John Stanley Tawlus
Elizabeth
N. J
Ruthsburg
Queen Antes County
William Winterling
Isex
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
H. Gabriel Murphy
AFC
Westminster
Calvin Griffith
Mary
Ajland
Libertytown
Fred
Hisjerick County
Minneapolis
Griffith
Grifith
Congress
Chicago
Holiday Deaths Plague Nationwide Traffic Toll Figures
Estimates show about 20 million cars on the road during a holiday period with fatalities potentially reaching 626 for last Labor Day. Deaths across Memorial Day Independence Day and Labor Day totaled over 1.14 per million persons, with July Fourth at 370 and Memorial Day at 371. Graceham property sale: M Lemuel Bowers’ home and outbuildings sold for $5,650 to Harry Boller.
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Graceham
M iLemuel Bowers
Harry Boller
Glent Trout
Richard Taylor
American Legion 40th annual convention opens in Chicago
About 3,000 delegates gather at the Chicago Stadium for 600 resolutions from child welfare to Americanism. Neil McElroy speaks at the National Commander's Dinner as a 50,000-strong Labor Day parade and 8,000 musicians highlight the event. A proposed general pension for World War I veterans is rejected in favor of higher disability payments and looser income rules. Traffic deaths during the Labor Day weekend near projection, with safety groups urging reform and state judicial changes sweeping Missouri, California, Alaska, and other states.
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Chicago
Neil Hy McElroy
Michigan Avenue
Legion
Ross L
Malone
The
American
Bar Assn
National Safety
Middletown Boy Hurt in LaVale Accident
A LaVale youth was struck by a car near Route 40 two miles west of Cumberland and admitted to Memorial Hospital for observation. Howard L DeGrange of Middletown driven car, and trooper Joseph Helmstetter investigated the incident at about 8 30 p m.. injuries described as not serious. The market later moved higher in early trading with key stocks up fractions to about a point.
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Cumberland
LaVale
Memorial Hospital
Brian F. Blough
Park Avenue
Howard L. DeGrange
Middletown
Joseph Helmstetter
New York
Three Charges Against Driver In Fatal Crash
Three charges including manslaughter have been filed against Clarence Irv King Newton 28 of Union Bridge in a Beadon Calis ion crash at Liberty town east end early Saturday. Newton in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Passenger Clarence Woodrow Stultz 28 of Westminster died. several Angleberger family members hospitalized after head on crash with Carl Rudell Angleberger 60 of Keymar. The incident occurred about 1 30 a m.
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Liberty
Samuel W
Barrick
Clarence Irv
King Newton
RFD
Unionis Bridge
Frederick Memorial
Newton
Clarence Woodrow Stultz
Westminster
Stultz
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
Libertytown
Carl Rudell Angleberger
Keymar
Angleberger
Richard Lee Angleberger
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Angle
Carl William Angleberger
Ruby
Sandra Angleberger
Hurricane Ella Aims At Cuba With Florida Impacts
Ella 350 Mis 5. E. Of Miami MIAME Fla AP Hurricane Ella moves toward Cuba center about 350 miles south southeast of Miami with 60 mph winds forecast in the Florida Straits. Gale warnings extend from Palm Beach to Florida Keys as Cuba reports Eda breakup through eastern mountains. The storm, the season's third, travels west-northeast at 16 mph, about 1 mile southeast of Key West.
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Miame. Fla
Cuba
Miami
Florida Straits
Ella
Palm Beach
Fort Myers
Fla
Florda Keys
Eda
Fidel Castro
Key West
Severe winds tear through Frederick county causing outages
Winds up to 63 miles an hour lashed central and southern Frederick county Sunday night, severing power and telephone lines, felling trees, injuring orchards, and flattening crops. Crews worked to restore services as cool air followed the storm, with hail and vivid lightning reported.
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Frederick County
Chesapeake and Potomac Transport Service
Pacific
Pat Ly
Guam
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Clark Afb
Philippines
Air Force
Navy
Maj
John Walker
Naval Air Station
Travis
Radar merger ties civilian and military long range eyes
Washington reports a large scale plan to merge civilian and military radar for sky monitoring. Joint use of 31 high power facilities will cut costs, reduce interference and support air traffic control and air defense nationwide from Seattle to Miami.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics
James T. Pyle
J. H Atkinson
Air Defense Command
Joint Service
CAA
Air Force
Army
Seattle
Miami
27 Are Injured In Fireworks Display
Eleven children and 16 adults were injured when a defective aerial bomb exploded at a River Rouge fireworks show. The bomb, meant to explode twice in the air, instead exploded once and then again in the crowded grandstand. About 8,006 spectators attended Rouge Days at the Great Lakes Athletic Field. Two hospitalized with burns and facial injuries were Lillian Keith and Dorothy Beckner, both of Lincoln Park. Officials could not explain the malfunction. A witness described a sound like a large stick of dynamite.
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Detroit
River Rouge
Lillian Keith
Dorothy Beckner
Lincoln Park
Great Likes Athletic Field
Wind Storm Blows Down Trees on County Roads
The county faced 25 to 30 large trees blown down on or along county roads with blocks on several routes including Araby Willis Derr road Feagaville and the Burkittsville-Feagaville-Knoxville corridor. Maryland 17 and 355 were blocked briefly as trees fell near Urbana and Fort Detrick. Corn and fruit suffered damage while a lightning fire damaged a barn near Hansonville.
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Araby
Willis Derr
Feagaville
Burkittsville
Knoxville
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Urbana
Fort Detrick
Buckeystown- Urbana
Hansonville
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
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Edwin F. Ohler
Murphy
Nats
Atity
American Legion
Iata
Missouri
California
Alaska
Illinois
Kansas
Ohio
Oregon
West Virginia
Towa
Berger
Hospital
Carl V. Weakley
Frederick-Middletown
Ballenger Creek
Potomac Edison Company
Jefferson
Frederick Junction
Jefferson-Petersville-Brunswick
Opossumtown Pike
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