Top Prizes Won at Maryland State Fair Judging
At Timonium Maryland two Frederick County residents earned top honors in livestock judging events on the fair's second day. Anne Stiles and colleagues led senior and grand champion entries in cattle, horses, and draft horse classes. Officials reported strong attendance and expect continued record crowds.
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White Hall
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Saafer
Baltimore considers income tax pilot for city
A Benton committee proposed by Mayor Gracy in Baltimore urged a city earnings tax and other revenue ideas. It favored a 2 percent sales tax, a 25 cent per hundred dollars deposit tax, and assessed deposits of savings institutions. The panel suggested preserving state deposits tax curb and shifting some tax burden to residents who earn in the city. It projected about two point nine million dollars from the deposit tax but noted overall revenue gaps.
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Baltimore
J. Hara Gracy
Charles L
Enoun
United States
Savings
Benton Committee
Grads
Baltimore City
Talk To Congress Is Not Scheduled Yet
AP dispatch notes congressional leaders aim to adjourn the session by Sept 12 with possible early adjournment. Senate leaders say obstacles could be cleared. House remains slow as leaders plan to end the session and consider a fall special session. Khrushchev in Washington chatter prompts session-spurred moves.
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Premi- Khrushches
I. Am
U. S
Khrushchev
Washington
Autmn
Senate
Sen
Everett
Dirksen
Mlinois
House
Siding Film Role Sparks City Career Rumors
Fragmented text hints at a film role for a comic actor linked to Cer ss Don Que and a real name 4. The snippet mentions 89 Dav Mewcan and a comedian Caunf ported ef squ.re, implying rumors about a possible casting in a city film project.
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Parra
Don Que Wate
Caunf
Will Fight Extradition From Atlanta To California
Larry Lord Motherwell's attorney John T. Rezes says on Tuesday he will fight Motherwell's extradition from Atlanta to California. California authorities seek murder charges against Motherwell. the defense cites constitutional grounds and notes cooperation between California and other officials. A Washington Missing Persons Bureau contact said representatives advised not to appear.
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Washington
Larry Lord Motherwell
Motherwells
Atlanta
California
John T. Rezes
Pearl Putner
Earold Washinton
Helta
Jatim Atested
I. E
Man Charged in Mother's Murder Case
A Maryland grand jury deferred action on styling charges against a man tied to the death of his baby daughter. The defense lawyer returned from Europe after a capture alert related to Atlanta arrest rumors. Authorities, including special agent Kenneth Horton, planned further talks as the case moved through the federal and state apparatus. The case involves California relatives visiting Putney’s center, with a reward posted and a heading toward August 1955 days.
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Motherwell
Motherwell IV
Frederic Md
Europe
Nowell
Atlanta
Reyes
Kenneth Horton
Dewey Johnson
Sierra County
Horton
Putney
Motherwell de Marse
Calmou
Substance may boost radiation in cancer therapy
UNIVERSITY PARK Pa AP a chemic al substance that fools human cells may enhance radiation treatment of cancer Dr Waslaw T Szablaski of Rutgers Institute said in tube tests human cells show the chemical can increase sensitivity to radiation He noted the substance acts on cancer cells potentially allowing smaller radiation doses with less risk to normal tissue.
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University Park, Pa
Waslaw T. Szablassi
Rutgers Institute of Mieronoloss
American Institute of Biological Science
Sarbalski
Inheritance Hoax Over Woman Heir Claim Shifts
Pittsburgh AP report details Felice Naccarelli a 46 year old cancer patient who claims a two million dollar inheritance from a presumed Aberdeen Scotland uncle. The tale unravels as investigators tie telegrams to local origins and deny the Scottish shipbuilding links. A separate note: drivers face license loss after fatal crashes, and Washington considers a joint congressional study on long term energy needs.
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Pittsburgh
Felice Naccarelli
Neccarelli
Aberdeen
Scotland
Naccarelli
Howard R. Eulenstein
Eulenstein
John Lennon
Nace
Congress eyes merging Army and Air Force for missiles
A House Government Operations Committee report urges the president to order studies on uniting the Army and Air Force into a single missile-armed service. It cites interservice rivalry in Jupiter Thor Nike Bomarc programs and notes missions must fit weapon systems rather than the other way around.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
House
Eisenhower
Navy
Pentagon
Congress
Military unit plans decisive land-based missiles program
A military organization outlines a plan to develop produce and deploy land based missiles as a decisive weapon. The initiative aims to strengthen foreseen defense capabilities and project power through integrated development and deployment across forces.
Fire destroys Shenandoah Floral building in Wellsville
Fire destroyed the main building of Shenandoah Floral Manufacturing Co. in Wellsville on Tuesday. Two employees were seriously burned. Jacob Kaktreider, 41, of Duisburg RD 2, and William Jacobs of Franklintown were reported in satisfactory condition at York Hospital. Production Manager William Lamparter Jr. said damage extent was not determined and estimated total losses at several hundred thousand dollars.
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York, Pa
Shenandoah Floral Manufacturing Co
Wellsville
Jacob Kaktreider
Duisburg
R. D
William Jacobs
Franklintown
York Hospital
Producton
William Lamparter Jr
Washington County Favors Prison Site
The Washington County Commissioners on Tuesday voted to back locating a new State prison in the county. They asked their clerk to inform State Comptroller Louis Goldstein that they favor using the 1,100 acres now occupied by the State Reformatory for Males near Hagerstown for the facility. Goldstein had earlier suggested the department focus on a Frederick County site.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Lous Goldstein
State Reformatory
Goldstein
Department of Correction
Frederick County
President of American Hereford Assn Dies of Polio
M Alan Feeney 47 president of the American Hereford Assn died in Phoenix after contracting polio Monday night. He had been in an iron lung since July 16 and his headquarters were in Kansas City.
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Phoenix
Ariz
M. Alan
Feeney
American Hereford Assn
Kansas City
Rate going up in Belgrade for home electricity
Yugoslavia announces a 130 percent electricity price rise for home use effective January 1. The current rate is 132 cents per kilowatt hour, increasing to 213 cents per kilowatt hour. Wages and salaries are rising at the same time.
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Belgrade
API— Yugoslatia
Nelson 70 Head of War Production Board Dies
A wartime chief of the War Production Board, Donald Nelson, 70, died after a stroke with reports of illness following a spate of spy stories. The article notes his leadership during World War I era and mentions a claimed execution of a Chinese agent and other wartime intrigue as speculation.
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Hong Ong
Nelson
Kong
FOS Angeles -Ap
Donald
Canacoma
Tom
Red China
Po Banned in Jakarta for Critical News on Sukarno
An Indonesian leftist paper Po was banned for an indefinite period after publishing allegedly critical coverage of President Sukarno's monetary measures. The order to halt publication was issued on Tuesday.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
API
Sukarno
Egyptian Geologists Find Radioactive Traces in Sinai
Egyptian geologists report radioactive traces in Sinai indicating uranium presence. The Middle East News Agency says Egypts Atomic Energy Commission will send a delegation to investigate the find.
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Sinai
Middle East
Egrot
Atomic Energy Commissio
Ineestigate
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