Greyhound seeks permit to build new terminal on East All Saints
An application for a building permit to construct a Greyhound bus terminal on East All Saints Street has been filed. The plan, tied to landowner Frederick Optimist Club, includes a 30 by 60 foot one story building costing about $20,000 with a ticket office and waiting area. The project would relocate Greyhound facilities from West Patrick Street, using a 100 by 120 foot area of the public parking lot and continuing to use the adjacent truck tract for packing. Officials expect quick approval since no planning board action is noted, and the terminal would mark a long-awaited shift in local transit facilities.
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Orth Sat Rowe Rele Wackne
West Patrick Street
Greyhound
Blue Ridge Lines
Potomac Edison
West
Brosius Homes Corporation
Thomas Avenue
New Home
Barbara Street
Interstate Properties Inc
Gulf Oil Corporation
Patrick Street
King Avenue
Mullard Crum
A. and P. Market
Witham Hurvwats
Edward Keeler Jr
North Market Street
Harry W. &. Brachey
East 13Th Street
Norman Dixon
Madison Street
Freld A. Schaden
Fairview Avenue
Byron D. White
Rockwell Terrace
B. KE Walker
Washington Street
Nora B Smith
Harry C. Bruches
Water Street
John Bradley
Rediwood
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Robert Fasterday
South Jefferson Street
Sir Ruebert Bk. Meade
West Seventh Street
iMo-car
Big Business Expands Amid Rising Costs and Stock Offerings
New York reports bold expansion across major firms as American Telephone & Telegraph plans a $575 million stock offering to fund a $2 billion program while Sinclair Owl contemplates $130 million debt sales for oil reserves. United States Steel seeks $4 million tax benefits for Fairless works and Jo hna Manville proposes a $30 million common stock issue. Union Carbide doubles capacity plans at carbon and graphite plants, and Pratt & Whitney unveils a $40 million jet engine plant near Palm Beach. Steel output and construction spending show gains as a post labor day stock rally pushes averages higher.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Sinclair Owl Corp
United States Steel Corp
Johna-Manville Corp
Wapansion
National Carbon Co
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp
Palm Beach
Fla
United Aircraft
Pratt & Whitney
Associated Press
Frederick to switch to standard time September 30
Frederick will revert to standard time early Sunday September 30 causing a two time zone split with Baltimore and Washington. The move follows Baltimore charter rules with Washington expected to keep daylight saving time until October 28. Local officials expect Frederick to align with Baltimore in standard time, creating watch and TV schedule adjustments for residents working in Washington.
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Associated Press
AFP
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Adlai Stevenson
Campaign rhetoric and party clash in 1950s politics
In Springfield and Washington, Democratic candidate Stevenson criticizes the Eisenhower era while Truman and aides debate achievements and risks. Eisenhower plans a Gettysburg campaign kickoff with Nixon to rally voters. Observers note party lines on policy, wartime memory, and the shift back to standard time in Brunswick.
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Springfield
America
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Nixon
Howard Pyle
American Political Science Assn
No Clues Given To Vinton Successor
Washington sources offered few hints on who will replace Chief Justice Minton after he retired citing his claim of declining health and memory issues He will leave the bench effective October givers The move gives President Eisenhower a third chance to name a Supreme Court justice with Warren and Marians predecessors already chosen Nixon rites held Whittier California services attended by family and friends for Frank A Nixon father of the vice president
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Howers
Butler Campaigns In East Baltimore
The Associated Press reports Senator Marshall Butler, attacked again by George P. Mahoney, campaigns in East Baltimore. Butler spends the day in a Democratic stronghold, claiming an excellent reception as Mahoney cites Butler’s roll-call absences in 1951 and 1962 while Butler defends them as due to official business or illness.
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Associated Press
Marshall Butler
George P. Mahoney
Tas
East Baltimore
Scalp Laceration Incident Reported In Frederick
State Pokier today sought details on how Carlton P. Saxon age 32 of Rt 2 sustained a scalp laceration early this morning. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and discharged after treatment. Officers said the cause of the wound had not yet been determined. Rivers conditions reported: Monocacy clear at Ceresville and Potomac clear at Knoxville.
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Carlton
Rt. 2
Saver
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ceresville
Knoxville
Youth Dies as Car Hits Tree Stump Near Westminster
A teenage driver and passengers lost control on the Uniontown road two miles west of Westminster. Robert Lee Kefauver, 15, died at the scene from a fractured skull and broken neck. Raymond Flora, 17, was hospitalized in Baltimore. Otis Lovejoy 21, Sterling Oprague 13, and Ronald Stitely 43 survived their injuries. The driver, Sterling Oprague, was charged with manslaughter and reckless driving. bond set at 1000. The crash occurred shortly after midnight as the car hit a tree stump after cresting a hill. Heavily damaged vehicle. Funeral arrangements announced for Kefauver indicate services Monday at Union Bridge.
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Union Bridge
Robert Lee Kefauver
G. Allen Moulton
Kefauver
Raymond Flora
University Hospital
Baltimore
Otis Lovejoy
Sterling Oprague
Ronald Stitely
Uniontown
P. M. Hahn
Young Kefauver
Mary Catherine Fogle Kefauver
Calvin Richard Kefauver
Frederick
Elmer Wolfe
Babe Ruth
Henry Fogle
Newton Kefauver
Catherine
Elsie
Charles Kefauver
D. D. Hartzter and Sons
Dixon Yaste
Flora
James T. Marsh
Carroll County
Will Land On Moon Within Century
An American rocket expert told a British audience that man will land on the moon within this century. Addressing the British Interplanetary Society, F C Durant, a staff member of a firm of consultants to the United States Defense department, said in ten years scientists will have man flying into space in a man made satellite.
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Interplanetary Society
F.C. Durant IH
United States Defense Barpariment
Dies From Injuries In Auto Wreck
Thomas Martin Edwards, 36, sales engineer at Reed Research with a Walkersville plant, died from multiple internal injuries after his Ford Thunderbird crashed on Biggs Ford Road near Walkersville late Thursday. He lived at 6103 Lafayette Avenue, Riverdale, with his wife and daughter. Police said he was alone, and he died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 6:45 a.m. today after being flown there.
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Reed Research
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Waltkersville
Edwards
Lafayette Avenue
Riverdale
Washington, D. C
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Trail Blazer Wreck Near Warsaw Injures 37
The Pennsylvania Railroad Trail Blazer, en route from Chicago to New York, derailed late yesterday near Warsaw injuring 37, with none killed. 272 aboard. 13 staying in hospitals, 24 treated and released. derailment left nine cars off the rails and damaged track a quarter mile east of the station.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
New York
McDonald Hospital
Murphy Medical Center
Watchful Waiting Weekend Guards Quell Racial Tensions
Weekend of watchful waiting spread across the South as National Guardsmen and state police quieted mobs at Western Kentucky Clinton and Sturgis. Tens of thousands of residents faced a tense standstill with martial law looming near Sturgis while federal agents investigated civil rights violations.
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Associated Press
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Kentucky
Linton
Tenn
Mansfield
Fex
Sturgis
Frankfort
A. B. Chandler
Don Sturgisl
Public, Safety
Sturgill
FBI
Father Won't Identify Body In Harrowing Lake Whitney Case
New Haven reports Steph en Ruotela refuses to identify the infant found in a plastic sack in Lake Whitney as his six week old daughter Cynthia kidnapped from a Sears Roebuck store in Hamden. Coroner Corrigan says identity is clear though Ruotelo resists confirmation. Family, nurses and the clothing maker confirm identification. investigators pursue clarity over the weekend. At Court House, an assignee sale yielded 47000 for restaurant and cabins near Frederick, while Edward Trail Mathias of Frederick passed the Maryland bar among 125 successful candidates.
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Lake Whitney
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Hamden
James J. Corrigan
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Corrigan
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Ruototo
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Cyntha
Pauline Ament
Famiy
Snthia
Janex
Court House
Frederick
Old U.S
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Sidney Kiguny
Roland S. Parent
Manuel M. Weinberg
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Airman Killed In Automobile Wreck Near Wilmington
An Alabama airman was killed and three other airmen injured when their car left Ohio 74, struck a pole, and wrecked. The deceased is Normal G. Townsee, 17, of Desper, Alabama. James B Brady, 33, of Jere. W. Va., is in critical condition at Clinton Memory Hospital with chest injuries. Driver Laverne Rice, 18, of Lumberton, North Carolina, and Luther E. Wikle, 22, of White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, suffered cuts and bruises.
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Ohio
G. Townsee
Dasper
Ala
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Jere
W. Va
Clinton Memory Hospital
Laverne Rice
Lumberton
N. C
Luther £. Wikle
White Sulphur Springs
Cold snap grips Frederick with 47 degree low
Temperatures fell to 47 degrees at Frederick airport as residents shifted from fans to blankets and heavier clothing. The forecast called for a warmup into the low fifties tonight and low seventies later, with no rain expected in the coming days according to the observer.
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Tae
Maxi
Merger Moves Explained By Head Of Synod
Rev James E Wagner president of the Evangelical and Reform church outlines key steps for the Cleveland United Church of Christ uniting synod June 25 27 next year The plan includes three commissions on constitution faith and finances The vote to unite was 1310 to 179 by Congregational Christians and the Evangelical and Reformed Church leaders expect major actions at the Cleveland meeting The 34 evangelical and reformed synods and 5561 congregational churches must approve the final constitution Nos. 1959 hints and earlier unions are noted including 1931 and 1934 mergers Attendees listed include Dr Frederick D Eyster Potomac Synod Rev Paul J Althouse and Elmer T Eshleman
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Wagner
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Frederick D. Eyster
Potomac Synod
Evangelical
Reformed Church
This City
Andi
Elmer T. Eshleman
General Synod
Lancaster
Spectacular West Side Fire Roars Through Five-Alarm Blaze
A five alarm fire in Manhattan's West Side destroyed two three story buildings and forced evacuation of nearby apartments. Flames reached nearly 100 feet as firemen evacuated residents and fought the blaze for two hours. Two firefighters were lightly injured. the cause was not immediately known.
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New York
Manhattan
New Jersey Shore
Two Middletown motorists fined for speeding on Rt 40
Labor Day arrests near Frederick saw two motorists, Henry M. Wolfe of Myersville and Edward L Butts of Middletown, cited for speeds over 70 mph on Rt 40 six miles west of Frederick. Each paid $101.45 collateral before Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. Other names listed face varied traffic charges including intoxication and improper passing as additional pledges and suspensions were announced by local police and troopers.
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H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Peoples Court
Henry M. Wolfe
Rt. 1
Myersville
Edward L Butts
Middletown
Rt. 40
Frederick
A. G. Hedden
Shoemaker
Norman C. Ecker
LeGore
Harry Quinn
Joseph H. Dodd
South Market Street
Clarence B. Wood
East South Street
Garland Martin
Baltimore
Jefferson
Charles E. Merci
Lovington
Faiure
Samuel W. Barrick
Clayton F. Hardman
H. E. Lewis
Pasadena
Sd. Quinn
City Police
C. W. Magaha
C. D. Mades
Hedden
Plume
State Polie
Talks with Nasser Continue Amid Suez Crisis Tensions
Cairo reports the Menzies mission clarifies talks with President Nasser have not reached final stage. Five-nation delegates met two hours and plan another meeting before reseeing Nasser, as Britain and France mobilize forces and U.S. officials weigh intervention options amid mounting fears of an imminent attack near the Suez Canal.
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Menares Mission
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France
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