Sagner's Son Offices To Be Moved Here
Frederick Tailoring Inc will relocate its general offices from Baltimore to this city to coordinate sales shipping and production. The move, expected by month end, includes a 41 000 square foot expansion with a new building cost over 350000 dollars featuring a sprinking system and air conditioning. Occupancy is slated for September 30 with 60 to 70 new hires. Visitors from across the United States Central America West Indies South America and Europe will view the Sagner line in new display rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sagner
Son, Inc
Frederick Tailoring Company, Inc
Baltimore
Stanley Sagner
Sem
Sagner
Frederick Tailoring
South Winer Street
Frederick Construction Co
South Wi Wes
Sagners
McConnellsburg
New Bern
N. C
Robert Tercy Garment Company
Walkersville
United States
Central
America
West Indies
South America
South Africa
Europe
A. Sagner’s Son, Inc
A. Sagner’s Son Inc
Accidents Held Down In Maryland Holiday Period
Maryland State Police report the Labor Day weekend had only three road deaths. Two bicycle riders collided with a car and a motorcyclist fell off his machine. Superintendent Elmer F. Munshower credited near full duty, with 377 troopers on highway duty and 54 in training assisting at Timonium fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Elmer F. Munshower
Manshowers
Timonium Fairgrounds
Mrs Roosevelt to Sojourn in Russia
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt travels from Copenhagen to Moscow by air to interview Soviet leaders as a newspaperwoman. She plans to meet Khrushchev and other officials and visit Leningrad Kiev Samarkand and Stalingrad over about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Moscow
Khrushchev
Leningrad
Kiev
Samarkand
Stalingrad
Roosevelt
Russia
Cool Belt Shifts Eastward With Rain Breaks
Rain sprinkled the Eastern and Southern states while most areas stayed fair. Cooler air moved from the north central region toward the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley as showers and thunderstorms preceded the cooler air. Temperatures dipped along the belt from the Dakotas to the Mississippi River and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ution
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Dakotas
Presion
Missouri
Oklahoma
Feading
New York State
Obie
Trials in Maryland magistrate court sentence multiple drivers
A Baltimore trial session led to guilty verdicts on six charges for several defendants including Charles Henry Klipp Jr and James Franklin Fellers. Sentences ranged from fines to jail terms with varying counts of operating under influence and license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore South
Stanimore
Munsistrate
H. Reese
Shoemaker
Hopkins
Department
Gto
Honins
Maroh
Charles Henry Klipp, Jr
Churcis Street
Klipp
L. C. Clark
R. T. Storer
James Foy
Frederick
Edwin F. Nikirk
James Franklin Fellers
RFD
Gaithersburg
Robert T. Storer
F. MecClure
Silver Spring
U. S. 40
Montgomery County
James J. Hart
Culpeper
U. S. 15
Wim. F. Davis
Henry Fred Brown
Gus Himes
Bake
Predenck “Memorial Hospital
Himes
Brown
Clifton Wirts
Billy James Kelly
Baltimore
Swifty
Ave
Kelly
West Patrick Street
Col
Wm. A. Boone Jr
Angel Vera
Theodore Devine
North Market Street
Virginia Simons
Labor Day Storm Impacts Frederick County Roads and Power
A Labor Day thunderstorm dumped over an inch of rain in parts of the county west of Frederick, halting traffic on main routes and causing sporadic power interruptions. Northern areas saw light rain and reservoir levels fell, while heavier rainfall occurred near Braddock Heights and into Middletown. The storm lowered temperatures from a high of 91, with more showers expected as cooler air moved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fishing Creek
Frederick City
Clifton
Braddock Mountain
U.S. 40
Middletown
IPE
Berth McKaig
Walkersville
Broad Run
Wiliam E. Burall
Linganore
Airport
Labor Day Traffic Toll Tops Early Forecasts
Traffic deaths for the 73 hour Labor Day period were running high and could surpass the 435 toll predicted, with experts calling the trend tragic. Officials noted the weekend might challenge 1951’s Labor Day record of 461, though 1955 and 1951 totals dominate historical comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Independence Cay
Eisenhower says ICBM progress slow and guarded
President Eisenhower addressed questions on the Soviet claim of ICBM testing, saying any remarks must fit national security. He called the Russian announcement evasive and emphasized US missile work will take time though it has high priority. He noted no status details were given and warned against overcredence. He also commented on integration in Little Rock and congressional actions, stressing longer-term progress and cautions about tax cuts and rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Newport
R. J
Hisenhowers
the Department
Centrals High School
Little Rock
Ark
Investigati
Orval Faubus
Congress
Middle East
Eisehower
Washington
Russia and NATO Set Baltic War Games This Month
Soviet naval and NATO forces plan maneuvers in Baltic waters from Sept 10 to Oct 15 and Sept 19 to 28 respectively. The Soviets warn foreign ships and planes to stay clear of a danger zone around New Land Islands north of the Urals. About 85 American ships and 300 NATO warships will participate with other allied operations in the Atlantic and Mediterranean. President Eisenhower vetoes housing loan expansion for rural veterans.
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London
Soviet Union
NATO
Baltic
Europe
Moscow
Defense Ministry
Ural Mountains
Novata Zemlya
New Land
Barents
Kara Seas
Scandinavia
Arctic Norway
Nd Atlantic Alliance
North Sea
Norfolk
Atlantic
Mediterranean
New School Term Opens Tomorrow in Frederick City
Frederick city schools start the term amid overcrowding with 469 more students expected county wide totaling about 13 200. Some classes move to churches and armories while Elm street remains full. Seventh graders will be housed at Flair and National Guard armories with buses from New Market. others remain at Elm street and East Frederick. Some parochial and private schools also open with varied schedules.
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Frederick City
James A. Sensenbaurgh
Schoors
Flair
West Fourth Street
Elm Street
Flair Armory
Frederick
National Guar Armory
Second
Benz Streets
Fifth Street
New Market
Senserbaugh
East Frederick School
North Frederick
Good Shepherd Church
Staley Park Field House
North Market Street
Sunda
First Baptists Church
di Avenue
Parkway School
Parkway Church of God
Caroll Parkway
St. John's
Tomors
St. John’s Literary Institute
St. Joseph's
Mother Seton
Emmitsburg
Little Rock Integration Called Off by Governor Faubus
Gov. Orval Faubus ordered National Guardsmen around Little Rock Central High School and the school board canceled today’s integration. The move defies U.S. District Judge Ronald Davies who ordered integration to proceed and injunctions against interference. The board told Negro students to stay away from white high schools, while Faubus framed his action as preserving peace and asserted a possible lack of tomorrow’s integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
U. S
Peayerfully
Prope
Iheba
Faubus
U.S. Dist
Ronald Davies
Woodsboro Man Gets Jail Term for Pocketbook Theft
Cramer J Eyler aged 32 was sentenced in Adams County Pennsylvania to from three to twelve months in jail for snatching the pocketbook of Edward Ross Witzel Emmitsburg at a drinking party on Easter Sunday 1936. He must make restitution of 146 before parole consideration. Three Emmitsburg men Raymond Springer William Myers and Donald Cool were sentenced to six to twelve months for stealing junk valued around 25 from the Zora Heresford Farm on July 6. Clarence William Stouter received the same term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Cramer J. Eyler
Adams County
Edward Ross Witzel
Emmitsburg
Edward T. Richardson
Iron Springs
Esler
Zora Heresford
Raymond Springer
William Myers
Donald Cool
Orrianna
Clarence William Stouter
Mass Burial Planned After Jamaica Train Disaster
Kingston reports a mass burial was planned for nearly 200 Jamaicans killed when a Roman Catholic excursion train derailed and burned near Kendal. The dead count reached 176 with estimates to 200. about 500 injured. Two Jesuit priests survived amid widespread shock and questions over the uncoupling and multiple derailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
John J. McEleney
Woburn
Mass
Beame
Kendal
Ferdie Madden
Montego Bay
George McCerthy
Kingston Mental Hospital
Railif
Holy Name Society
Massachusetts
Charles J. Eberle
Somerville
Harry Malletter
Springfield
Joseph Mitchell
James Wiliams
St. Andrew
Drunk Driving Charges Placed In Two City Accidents
City Police charged two men with operating under the influence and reckless driving after separate crashes near the holiday traffic rush. Merhi Sulcer was hit on West Patrick Street by Otis McCoy who was arrested near the State Police tracks. Sulcer’s car suffered $75 damage while Pratt’s hit on Laurens Bowers’ curbside car caused about $200 damage and led to charges against Pratt.
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Patrick Street
Merhi Sulcer
Military Road
Suicer
Coliese Avenue
Laurens Bowers
Bowers
East Seventh Street
Claude Evans
Thorton N. Pratt
Hamilton Avenue
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Cool Belt
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
Buenos Aires
Americas
W. VA
Charleston
West Virginia
New York
Duane Moyer
Edsel Agency
Ike
Ternational Atomic Energy Ageny
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
Moyer Motors, Inc
Edsel
Moyer Edsel Sales Inc
William’ F. Dean
Eisenhow
Welfare and Pension Service
Tof
Anj
Ford Motor Company
National Safety Council
Insurt
Ford
Mercury
Bill Washington
Richard Zeigler
Marda Zeigler
Middletown Elementary School
Kathy Glaze
Judy Glaze
Stephanie Elworthy
Middletown High
Frank Keeter
Stephanie
Zeigler
C. Harold Zeigler
Little Misses Glaze
Joheny Glaze
Clarksburg
Miss Esworthy
Clarence Esworthy
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