Railroad Awaiting Union Response To Arbitration Offer
Pennsylvania Railroad seeks final and binding arbitration on three issues and a three to be settled. Officials said telegrams were sent to the Transport Workers and Systems Federation unions, but at press time no replies were received. Mayor Dilworth urged Quill to stay for talks to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Transport Workers and Systems Federation
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers
Richardson Dilworth
Quill
TWA
District of Columbia
System Federation
Auto Firm Buys Hollander Chain Stores
Joseph R. Stine announces that Joe The Motorists Friend Inc has purchased Hollander Homes and Auto Supply Co Inc of York Pa. The eight stores will become Joe The Motorists Friend and add auto accessories home appliances radios and sports goods. The chain will total 33 stores with two in Frederick Md and growth expected through 1962.
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Joseph R. Stine
Joe
Friend, Inc
Hollander Homes and Auto Supply Company, Inc
York
Hollander
Louis D. Hollander
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Stine
Friend
Motonsis
Joe's
Columbia
Hanover
Red Lion
Frederick
Westminster
Bel Air
Aberdeen
Hollander’s
East Patrick Street
Flintkote acquires M. J. Grove Lime assets in 1965 plan
The Flinikote Company officially acquires the M. J. Grove Lime Company of Frederick County in a tax free reorganization. The deal involves 100 800 shares of new series preferred convertible into Flintkote stock and plans to continue Grove management as a Flintkote division. The acquisition expands Flintkote to 113 plants and mills.
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Flinikote Company
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick County
Lime Kiln
Ale
Bankers Trust Company
Wall Street
New York
George J. Pesaro
Flintkote
W. Jarboe Grove
The
Grove Lime Company
Grove
Maryland
J. Harvey Jr
Grove Common
Flinthose
Harvey
Virginia
Frederick
Middetown
Stephens
City
Grove Lime
Flint
United States
Flinikote
Canada
England
France
Infant Narrowly Escapes Poisonous Spider Near Frederick
A one and a half year old girl, Gina Lawson, nearly touched a venomous Black Widow spider while playing on the patio near Route 6 in Frederick. Her father, Clyde Lawson, covered the spider with a jar after the child’s hand came within inches of it. The injured-appearing spider was described as shiny black with a red hourglass on its underside. The family had just recovered from pneumonia and notes the spider’s rarity in the area.
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Gina Lawson
Clyde Lawson
Route 6
Frederick
Editor Walje Cotier Dies In Zanesville At 75
ZANESVILLE Ohio AP Walje Cotier city editor of the Zanesville Times Recorder for 30 years died Sunday from a heart ailment He previously worked for newspapers in Illinois Core facts: Cotier age role years in post and hometown not missing core entities.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Walje Cotier
Zanesville
Death Toll in Maryland Rises Over Holiday Weekend
The Associates Press reports eight Maryland deaths during Labor Day holiday, five in traffic, two drownings, one fire. John Carroll Her, 49, of La Plata, died in a one car crash on Maryland 25 in Charles County, at high speed and loss of control.
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Maryland
John Carroll Her
la Plata
Charles County
Indian Head
Sa Plata
National Safety ‘Council
Laura Clough
Baltimore
Grace Overton
Arlington
U.S
Salisbury
James Troy
Christopher Sutphin
Yardley
Georgetown
Kent County
James Mitchell
Philadelphia
Sparrows Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Mitchell
Labor Day Toll Hits 595 in Nationwide Travel Period
During a 78 hour Labor Day weekend AP reports 595 total deaths from traffic boating drownings and miscellaneous causes. Traffic deaths reached 409 with 22 boating fatalities 81 drownings and 1 misc. The tally trails NSC preholiday estimates but may rise with late reports to a possible record. Last year’s period had 613 total deaths with 438 traffic deaths.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Trawler Smuggled Out Defectors From Cuba
Washington reports a Russian trawler secretly picked up two American code clerks in a Cuban port and ferried them to Moscow. Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin are the defectors now abroad, prompting congressional probes and subpoenas of NSA employment records.
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Washington
Soviet Union
White House
Pentagon
State Department
Moscow
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
Russia
Cuba
House Committee On UN- American Activities
National Security Agency
Capitol Hill
House Committee
House
NSA
Flintkote Completes Acquisition of Grove Lime Assets
George J. Pecaro president of The Flintkote Company signs papers finalizing the purchase of assets from M. J. Grove Lime Company of Frederick County. Present are W. Jarboe Grove and E. J. Grove Jr, with Alex Brown & Sons bankers and Flintkote executives in attendance.
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George J. Pecaro
Flintkote Company
Flintkote
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick County
Pecaro
W. Jarboe Grove
Grove Lime Company
Edward JD. Grove Jr
Grove
A. B. Collinus
Frederick (Md
Alex Brown & Sons
George K. McKenzie
James McHenry
Alex Brown
Baltimore
Dwight Collinus
Frederick
Kennedy charges NATO base refuels Soviets bound for Congo
Senator Kennedy attack on Eisenhower policy says Soviet planes are refueling at a NATO base in Athens en route to Congo. He seeks State Department position and calls for information as he campaigns in the Pacific Northwest and Michigan.
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Pocatello
Idaho
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Congo
NATO
Athens
Kennedy
Mountain
Pacific Northwest
Christian A. Herner
Inter
Labor Day
Michigan
Senate
Africa
State Department
Plane crashes on grid field at Chester PA
A small airplane crashed on the football field of Pennsylvania Military College in Chester. Two people aboard were killed as the plane appeared to come apart in the air during a practice session. several players narrowly escaped the wreckage. Witnesses recalled the plane breaking up as it plunged onto the open field near the team as they ran routes. Local names Bruce and Al Ridley from Whitehall and Delaware County appear in the report.
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Chester
Pennsylvania Military College
Brucese
Whitehall
al Ridley
Delaare County
Bee Sting Almost Fatal To Man
Joseph J Kann a 40 year old Washington real estate man of Chevy Chase Md was stung while trimming bushes at home and suffered a violent allergic reaction. Doctors in an emergency room resuscitated him for two hours and he remained in fair condition with a faint heartbeat and respiration.
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Washington
Sims
Chevy Chase
Joseph J Kann
Kann
Lumumba Cries Emergency Session Over Power Struggle
United Nations seized Radio Leopoldville and halted civilian air traffic as Premier Patrice Lumumba called an emergency parliamentary session to gain a confidence vote in a clash with President Joseph Kasavubu. Kasavubu fired Lumumba and claimed to halt the Congo’s lunge toward the Soviet bloc amid U.N. deployments and tense security in Leopoldville.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
U.N
UN. Con
Go Command
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Lumumba
Kasavubu
Ghana
Jason Senwe
Fense
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Senate
Joseph Tico
National Congolese Movement
Guilty Of Assault Battery In Thurmont Court Case
A 23 year old Thurmont man, Robert E Shriner, appeared in magistrate court on assault charges involving a seven year old Thurmont girl. He was found not guilty of assault but guilty of assault and battery, with sentencing postponed. The incident occurred August 30 near Hunting Creek while children played and swam. The girl testified Shriner took her by the arm into a wooded area and asked her for clothing removal. a companion testified similarly. Shriner claimed only tapping her on the shoulder during lunch break and walking away. Defense attorney Malcolm B Tebbs and prosecutor Robert S Rothenhoefer represented the sides.
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Thurmont
Robert E. Shriner
Edward D. Storm
Hunting Creek
Shriner
Malcolm B. Tebbs
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Donna Storm Kills 70. Threat Wanes Near U S
Hurricane Donna leaves 70 dead as it moves slowly west northwest over the Atlantic. Winds reach 125 mph near the center while the storm lingers near Turks Island and the Bahamas. The season's fourth tropical storm lies about 200 miles east southeast of the Bahamas and 800 miles east southeast of Miami, still posing risk to the U S mainland. It may pass to the east of the Bahamas.
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Miami
Fla
Donna
Atlantic
Turks Island
Bahamas
Four County Girls Win At State Fair Demonstrations
Four County 4 H club members earned state fair championships over the weekend. Sarah King of Ballenger 4H won in senior individual home furnishings for cafe curtains. Susan Anhalt and Diane Singer of Middletown 4 H won junior team demonstration for table settings. Cindy Wirts of Star won general for terrarium display. Martha Cline and Doris Dorrell of Frederick City won junior clothing with belt tricks. Diane Ahalt of Middletown won junior clothing and Joanne King of Ballenger won junior dairy.
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Sarah King
Ballenger
Sarah Susan Anhalt
Diane Singer
Middletown
Martha Cline
Doris Dorrell
Frederick City Club
Diane Ahalt
E Clothing
Joanne King
Fastest miler Eliott wins Olympic 1300 in Rome
Herb Eliott the world’s fastest miler ran away with the Olympic 1300 meter race in Rome. He won by 15 meters and set an Olympic record.
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Rome
Herb Eliott
Claim Allies Spied On US Defectors In Moscow
Two NSA code clerks, Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin, defect to the Soviet Union and accuse the United States of spying on allies. They claim U.S. policy could trigger a world war and say Britain and Canada aided a vast cryptographic program costing around half a billion dollars annually. The pair spoke from the Journalists Club in Moscow after arriving from Ft. Meade.
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Moscow
National Security Agency
United States
Bernon F. Mitchell
Eureka
Calif
William H. Martin
Ellensburg
Wash
Soviet Union
Journalists Club
NSA
Mitchell
Martin
U. S. Navy
Ft. Meade
Mexico City
U.S
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Defense
Teh
Washinngtons
Britain
Canada
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