Boy Is 10th Victim Of Polio In Frederick County
A 13 year old boy near Union Bridge, Wayne Hoffman, is the county’s tenth polio case out of 14 suspects. Dr. Forbes H Burgess says the mild case involves paralysis in the left leg and slight weakness in the right. Hoffmans not yet vaccinated, and two siblings may not have had the Salk vaccine. No polio deaths so far. two bulbar cases among the ten. The county saw a high polio rate this summer due to low immunization after years with few cases. The health department has issued about 36,000 Salk shots since 1955. Polio clinic will be closed Labor Day. next clinic September 11 from 9 to 10 am.
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Union Bridge
Forbes H. Burgess
Burgess
Wayne Hoffman
Wilson Hoffman
Hoffman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Polto
Frederick County
Health Department
Local Firemen Enroll For Md U Course
A number of city fire company volunteers plan to enroll Tuesday for the 28th annual short course for firemen at the University of Maryland. More than 30 volunteers from the state expected. program runs four days with instruction in instructor training officer training basic and advanced firemanship and adds portable power tools instruction. Attendees include John Ed Wisner Howard Stroup Kenneth Eicholtz Roger Shankle Richard Brandenburg. The course closes Friday with attendance certificates. ARCHITECT DIES ANN ARBOR Mich AP Eero Saarinen Detroit architect dies after brain tumor operation. He was born in Finland, son of Eliel Saarinen.
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University of Maryland
John Ed Wisner
Howard Stroup
Kenneth Eicholtz
Roger Shankle
Uniteds
Richard Brandenburg
University of Maryland Fire Service Extension Department
Ann Arbor
Mich
Eero Saarinen
Detroit
Saarinen
Eliel Saarinen
Finland
Fragmentary proverb line on mother’s memory
A short OCR fragment speaks of counting two and urging thoughts of a dear mother. The lone line suggests a reflective or moral instruction without additional context or identifiable persons or organizations.
Ike to possibly meet Ike at the Maryland State Fair
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower may visit the 80th Maryland State Fair in Timonium to see Sharon Kay Stauffer of Walkersville and her Holstein Pearl now 13. Sharon Kay won a blue ribbon in the dam and daughter class, and the Eisenhower invite remains under consideration.
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Timonium
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sharon Kay Stauffer
Sharon Kay
Walkersville
Pearl
Eisenhower
Tennessee
Frederick County
Stauffer
Pearlette
Gettysburg
Eisenhower Cat
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
George Stauffer
Monroney Set to Address Young Dems Rally at Cloverhill
United States Senator A S Mike Monroney will speak at a Young Democrats barbecue on September 16 at Cloverhill farm near Myersville. The all day rally aims to draw 500 youths with rock band The Shades, auctions, games, and fishing. Monroney, Oklahoma’s senior senator since 1950, is noted for automobile labeling law and education funding amendments, and prior service dating to 1938.
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United States
A. S
Mike Monroney
Appropriations
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Young Democrats
Cloverhill Farm
Delbert S. Null
Myersville
Goodloe E. Byron
Byron
The
Shades
Sen. Monroney
Oklahoma
Senate
Grafting Originator Dr Samuel Berkow Dies in Copenhagen
Dr Samuel G. Berkow, 61, pioneer in skin grafting credited with saving many WWII burn victims, died Thursday while vacationing in Copenhagen. Born in Russia, he practiced medicine in Perth Amboy since 1994.
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Perth Amboy
N.J
Samuel G. Berkow
Copenhagen
Denmark
Russia
Last Week For X Rays Coming Up
More than 7 100 persons have received chest x rays in the mobile x ray unit this year surpassing last year by about 1 000. The unit will be stationed in the county for its last week and about 10 000 additional x rays are expected. The x ray survey is a joint program by the Frederick County Health Department and the TB Association to screen for tuberculosis and chest abnormalities. Local sponsorship comes from Rotaries Granges Lions and Homemakers clubs with volunteers handling registration across Thurmont Graceham Emmitsburg Lewistown Jefferson Burkittsville and Knoxville Brunswick.
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Freda
Dall
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Frederick County Health Department
TB Association
Raritan Clubs
Granges
Lions Clubs
Homemakers
Thurmont
Thurmont Grange
James Favorite
Grange
Emma Zentz
Virginia Moser
Martha Lawyer
Linda Clem
Barbi Lawyer
Graceham
Mildred Grushon
Karl Young
Raymond Boller
Emmitshirg
Homemakers’ Club
Lucille K Beale
Charles Fuss
Charles Harner
Charles O'Meheny
A L. Leary
John Charles
Wreckage Clues Inquest On 78 Die In TWA Constellation Crash
Federal investigators sift evidence at the Hinsdale crash scene seeking cause after a Trans World Airlines Constellation disintegrated following takeoff from Midway Airport. Sixty eight people died aboard the 73 passengers and 5 crew. A tail section lay 200 to 300 feet from the main wreckage raising questions of possible in flight explosion or sabotage. Witness accounts cited an unusual grinding noise and shaking at takeoff. Investigators note the plane appeared to head north instead of its normal southwest course.
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Chicago
Trans World Airlines
Constellation
Melvin N. Gough
Civil Aeronautics Board
Gough
Hinsdale
Midway Airport
U.S
Midway
N. E. Halaby
FAA
Melvin Gough
CAB Safety
Harry Savage
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Savage
Car Overturns on Buffalo Road in Frederick County
State Police report a single early morning accident on Buffalo Road near the Frederick Carroll line. William Arthur Shamer drove a 1954 Chevrolet station wagon off the road and overturned on its top after failing to negotiate a right hand curve. No injuries, vehicle damage substantial. Shamer charged with failing to drive to the right of the center of the highway.
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Frederick County
Tic
Harry J. Frost
William Arthur Shamer
RFD 4
Mt. Airy
Buffalo Road
Frederick
Carroll County
Shamer
Hospital treatment after restaurant illness at Route 40 scene
State Police ambulance responded to a Route 40 intersection restaurant around 1 40 a m. Albert M Harding of this city became ill and was transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment and released.
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Albert M. Harding
Frederick Memorial Hospital
No Paper Monday Labor Day Notice
The News will not be published on Labor Day with the business office closed all day and the editorial office opening after 4 p m.
Labor Day Heat to 95 as Warmth Stays Through Weekend
The weather bureau warns Labor Day weekend may reach 95 degrees with thunderstorms possible in the late afternoon. Temperatures hovered around 92 to 93 in recent days, while August averaged 73.5 degrees and rainfall was below normal. A cool 48 degree reading on August 14 offered a brief relief, but cooler air is not expected soon.
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Weather Bureau
Yellowstone National Park
Mercury
Labor Day Fatality Kills Maryland Driver 21
The first fatal Maryland high way accident of Labor Day weekend killed James Hickey, 21, of Glen Burnie after losing control on a curve near Old Stage Road. His roadster sideswiped a parked car and collided with an oncoming vehicle. the other driver was unhurt. The weekend fatality count started Friday at 6 p.m. Also report: Prof Raffaele Bastianelli, 97, a famed Malian surgeon, died Friday in Rome.
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Associated Press
Maryland
James
Hickey
Glen Burnie
Old Stage Road
Snowstorms Closer to Yellowstone Close Park Gates
Heavy snow and 50 mph winds shut east and north gates of Yellowstone National Park on Friday night. Six inches fell at Dunraven Pass and two at Sylvan Pass, with ice coated roads and impassable routes. Cold air from Canada spurred showers in the Rockies and Midwest storm systems brought rain to Mason City Iowa and parts of Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Yellowstone National Park
Rockies
Yellowstone
Dunraven Pass
Canyon Village
Tower Falls
Sylvan Pass
Cody
Wyo
Red Lodge
Meat
Wyoming Highway Patrol
East Gate Ranger Station
Mason City
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Gulf Coast
Canada
Plains
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Urge Aid Cuts Be Restored Urge Aid Cuts Be Restored
Washington reports pressure from current and former officials to restore foreign aid funds cut by the Appropriations Committee. The panel trimmed 896 million from the aid bill despite Kennedy’s plea against more cuts. A State Department letter from McNamara and Rusk urged full restoration to reassure allies. Eisenhower warned against slashing mutual security financing.
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Washington
Ine House
Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
State Department
Robert S. McNamara
Dean , Rusk
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House
Senate
Rusk
Mel Namara
Free World
Kremlin
Peiping
United States
Eisenhower
Goulart's Stronger Bid After Parliamentary Vote
Brazil clears a constitutional amendment 233 to 55 in the Chamber to install a parliamentary government with a prime minister while the leftist president becomes a figurehead. Senate must approve by two thirds and Goulart will decide whether to accept. Goulart proclaimed chief of state after arriving in Porto Alegre. Brizola urges rejection, warning of military telecommunication cuts and urging constitutional preservation.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Joao Goulart
Brazilian Chamber of Deputies
Tum
Senate
Brasilia
Goulart
Uruguay
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Montevideo
Leonel Brizola
Brizola
Congress
Moura Andrade
Chamber
Sergio Magalhaes
Hyattsville Family Dies In Peru Plane Crash
Maryland engineer William R. Ahrendt, his wife Mathilde, and three children Virginia 11, Charles 7, and Barbara 3 were killed when their private plane crashed in the Peruvian Andes while en route from Lima to Pucallpa. Authorities reported the crash occurred above 12,000 feet. Ahrendt had taught a special instrumentation course at a local college since last March.
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Lima
Peru
API
Maryland
William R. Ahrendt
Hyattsville
Mathilde
Virginia
Charles
Barbara
Ahrendts
Pucailpa
Ucavali
Amazon Basin
Ahrendt
Woman Faints at J. C. Penney, Rushed to Hospital
A woman fainted inside the J. C. Penney Co department store on North Market Street at about 10 15 this morning and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. No further details were available.
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J. ©. Penney Co
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kennedy weighs resuming US nuclear tests early next week
Washington dispatch reports that Russia's test explosion accelerates Kennedy's likely decision to restart US nuclear weapons testing. Officials say Bush administration discusses loosening secrecy to better show nuclear strength, amid Khrushchev's 100 megaton claim and Dean's warning of Russia's overkill policy.
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Kennedy
Washington
Russia
U.S
United States
Arthur H. Dean
White House
Dean
Geneva
Khrushchev
Labor Day traffic toll mostly normal with warnings
The National Safety Council reported 21 traffic deaths in the first 14 hours of the 78 hour Labor Day weekend, with an end-of-holiday projection near 420 deaths and about 17 000 disabling injuries. Last year’s three-day toll was 415, with boating and miscellaneous accidents also listed. The council noted a non holiday weekend count of 548 in a related AP survey.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
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