WeCo Realty to Build Bowling Center on West Patrick Site
WeCo Realty Inc. buys 2.39 acres from Mr. and Mrs. Hawes for about 105000 dollars. The plan calls for a 24 lane modern bowling and recreation center with a 20000 square foot building fronting West College Terrace, to be completed by early 1960.
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WeCo Realty, Inc
Earl N
Alberta Hawes
Mir
David S. Weinberg
Dan Weinberg
Marva Theatres, Inc
Mr. Cohen
Frederick Construction Company
David Weinberg
Weinberg
West College Terrace
West Patrick Street
WeCo Company
William L. Rudolph
Tenpin
Earh
Design For Survival Draws Attention on Capitol Hill
A banned book by Gen. Thomas S Power of the Strategic Air Command titled Design for Survival is attracting scrutiny on Capitol Hill. Representative John E Moss denies the book advocates preventive war, challenging reports about its stance.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Design For Survival
Thomas S Power
Strategic Air Command
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Frederick Board Opposes Prison at Central School
The Frederick Board of Education asks the Maryland Public Works Board to reject plans for a state penal facility at the Lingano site in Frederick County. They note that detailed plans for a new Central High School near completion, serving about 7000 students, and urge considering other locations. Officials indicate Governor Tawes and state officials favor a Washington County prison site.
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Frederick
Louis Goldstein
J. Millard Taves
Hooper
Miles
Public Works Board
Washington County
House of Correction
Goldstein
Winmeton County
Correctional Instituton
Reformatory
Breathedsville
Tawes
Weekend Rain Forecast Impacts Labor Day Plans
Scattered showers are forecast for the weekend with mid 80s temperatures, possibly dampening outdoor activities during the last summer holiday. Water levels at Fishing Creek dam show no significant rise despite a normal inflow, while readings near 62 to 83 degrees produce rising humidity and uncomfortable conditions.
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Fishing Creek
Ciy Water Department
L.S. Weather Bureau
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Associated Press
Shenandoah
U.S
London
United
Sion
Laos
Free Lance Writer Falls to Death at National Press Club
Raymond C. Mitten 42 a Washington based free lance writer and former Akron Beacon Journal reporter plunged from the 13th floor of the National Press Club Building during a reception Friends said his behavior appeared normal He left a sealed envelope for a close friend Mitten leaves his widow Marian and had no children
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Washington
Free Lance
National Press Club
Raymond C
Ray) Mitten
Mitten
Akron
Ohio
Beacon Journal
Jouth
Marian
Fire destroys farm barn near Jefferson with heavy losses
A combined bank and dairy barn on George Wright’s farm, about 1.5 miles southwest of Jefferson on Horme road, burned early today. Loss estimated at 50 900 dollars, with 450 bushels of wheat 60 bushels of clover and timothy seed 1 500 bushels of oats and 110 000 bales of hay. Fire responded by Jefferson and additional county departments, 75 volunteers, seven pieces of apparatus. Animals moved to a neighbor and some outbuildings saved. hay still smoldering at daybreak. Partial insurance coverage noted.
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Jefferson
George Wright
Horme Road
Jefferson Fire Company
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Brunswick
Wright
Jefferson Company
Six Youths Cases Put On Stet Docket
Six Montgomery county youths charged with disorderly conduct had their cases placed on the stet docket by Judge Einar Christensen. No guilty or not guilty verdict was rendered and no suspended sentences were given. Defendants include Donald E. Lakin Dennis E. White Robert F. Smith George Bell John Moore and James Mullinix. Charges stem from an incident involving a police concealed officer and a loosely sealed carton on a Damascus pickup truck. Attorneys were Irving Able and Calvin Sanders.
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Montgomery County
News and Post
Stet
Einar Christensen
Donald E. Lakin
Clarksburg
Dennis E. White
Germantown
Robert F. Smith
Rockville
George Bell
Damascus
John Moore
Germanican
James Mullinix
Irving Able
Calvin Sanders
Union Meat Workers Strike at Swift and Wilson Plea
union members from United Packinghouse Workers of America and Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen struck Swift and Wilson plants across 34 and seven cities respectively over wage and benefit demands in a contract talks dispute. a joint compromise called for 24 hour talks as strikes began with workers in 16 000 to 17 000 range at Swift facilities.
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Chicago
Swift and Co
Wilson and Co
Wilson
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Amalgamated
Swift
Armour and Co
U.S
Armour
Ca. earHer
Cleveland
Milwaukee
New Haven
Nashville
Baltimore
Vernon
Calif
Chase Ends as Car Hits House in College Park
In College Park Maryland two teenagers in a stolen car rammed a brick house after a high speed chase. The 16 year old driver escaped with minor cuts while a 11 year old bystander was unharmed. Damage to the Ormwood property and the car was estimated at about 1900 and 3660 dollars respectively. The stolen car owner Tot ML Downes from Delaware was a Chillum victim.
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College Park
Ponce Georges Count
Chillam
Joseph Marchegsiani
E. J. Nicholls
University Boulevard
Lieut
Edward Thompson
Colesville Road
Tom Ormwoed
University of Maryland
Orswood
Delaware
Tot ML. Downes
Vistima
Chillum
Baltimore Butchers to Be Idled in Nationwide Strike
Baltimore unions announce a midnight strike against Swift and Co and Wilson and Co affecting 350 Baltimore butchers and 21 000 workers across 35 cities. Local 1149 says 350 members will walk out at Cork Spot Hill and the Metropolitan Hotel Supply. Retail stores staff remain unaffected. Wilson Co has no local plants.
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Baltimore
Swift and Co
Wilson and Co
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Larkin Birmingham
Meat Cutters Union
Swift
Corkspot Hill and Co
Metropolitan Hotel Supply
Wilson Company
Interception by Bomarc Missile at Eglin AFB
A Regulus IM993A missile simulated a bomber and was intercepted by a Bomarc guided missile off Venice Florida over the Gulf of Mexico. Interception occurred at supersonic speed above 35 000 feet during the first test launch sequence from Santa Rosa Island to Venice Beach.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Cap
Gulf of Mexico
Venice
Florida Gulf Coast
Santa Rosa Island
Laos war alert as rebels mass near Sam Neua
Brig. Gen. Amkha Soukhavong warns of a Communist buildup 27 miles north of Sam Neua Laos and appeals for reinforcements. He says 4,500 rebels beset the area while 2,500 residents stay calm as government troops bolster lines 32 miles out and enlist civilians for defense.
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Sam Neua
Laos
Amkha Soukhavong
Sam Nena
Sam Neva
Muong Pane
Sam Neuza
Amkha
Amkhe
Two Up For Tavern Row Turbulent Night Ends in Court
Glen L. Osborne and Lipford Lipford faced multiple charges after a disturbance at the Green Valley Inn begun August 30. Lipford pleaded guilty to assault and battery and received a suspended jail term. Osborne got a ten day sentence for disorderly conduct and a no verdict on trespass. testimony placed the fracas at the inn and Frederick Memorial Hospital with police escort. Others involved faced lesser charges including a not guilty verdict for Miss Joanne Elizabeth Mathews on assaulting a boy. a man named Lynchburg was sentenced in jail for prowling.
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Fred L. Linford
Glen L. Osborne
Byron W. Thompson
Green Valley Inn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lipford
Gordon H. Smith
Samuel Oden
Inn
Betty Weddle
Oden
Osbornne
Odens_ Witham vR
West 12Th Street
Joanne Elizabeth Mathews
East Church Street
Donald Shankle
Riot at Dew Drop Inn draws 33 police in Maryland
A disturbance at the Dew Drop Inn near Gaithersburg led to 33 Montgomery County police and 31 more officers from Rockville Bethesda Silver Spring and state police arresting eight residents after a riot-like brawl. Injuries reported included a cut head on William Brighton.
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Montgomery County
Edward Duvall
Horace Bean
Herbert Jacobs
Joseph Hodse
Lawrence Dyson
William Brighton
Brighton
Dyson
Bean
Labor Department Seeks Two Billion Dollar Anti-Corruption Unit
The Labor Department seeks a two billion dollar appropriation to start a vast corruption probe with 20 jobs under a new unit. Secretary James P. Mitchell plans to recruit agents, gain subpoena power, and pursue violators in court if needed.
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Washington
Labor Department
Chen
Trai
Secretary of Labor
James P. Michell
Tps
Mitchell
Tce
Senate
Assault case continued in Mack matter to September 14
Ramsburg said restitution has been made after state police investigated four heifer calves purchased in Walkersville by Trooper L. C. Clark. The assault and battery case against Henry Harrison Mack, charged by his wife, was continued until September 14 at 10 am.
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Burg
Walkersville
L. C. Clark
Ramsburg
Henry Harrison Mack
Rockefeller Wagner Start Crime Inquiry
New York mayor Robert F. Wagner and Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller plan sessions on curbing youth crime by youth camps similar to CCC programs. Four youths were arrested in a stabbing attack on a 18 year old, with one juvenile held for Children's Court. Police reported further incidents of violence and a subway assault case. city budget moves seek 22 million dollars to hire 1,089 officers to reach a force of 23,508 by year end.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Dominick Scudiere
Israel Santiago
Ephrian
Victor de la Paz
Scudiere
The
Majestics
Brooks
Seudiere
Cur
Warwick
Grant Young
Clara Reese
Grant Wagner
Civ
Abraham D. Beame
Eisenhower Vacation Visit in Scotland and Paris Talks
President Eisenhower, fresh from talks with Charles de Gaulle in Paris, vacationing at Cultwear Castle in Scotland. The two leaders issued a communique noting general agreement on African questions and a planned summit if progress is possible, with Algerian independence timing remaining unsettled.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Eisenhower
Highlands
United States
Europe
France
Orial Hn
Charlies de Gaulle
Bonn
London
Paris
Cultwear Castle
Roeks
Firth of Clyde
Prestwick
de Gaulle
Rambouille
Chateau
Monsier
Rambouillet
le Bourget
Gen. de Gaulle
Rambouulier
Algeria
Toorth Africa
de Gavlle
Utions General Assembly
New York
New York Times
Washington
Algera
Times
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