Attempt To Seize Power Is Defeated In Venezuela Crisis
Civitas mobs and loyal troops beat back a coup attempt in Caracas as the government junta seeks to restore democracy. Eight hours of street fighting left about 20 dead and 2 wounded, with leaders under arrest or hiding in the Mexican Embassy. Curfew imposed 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. while authorities promise punishment for plotters and prepare staffing plans for schools amid nationwide education enrollment figures.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Civitas
Welfgang Larrazabal
Marcos Perez Jimenez
jLt
Jose Hely Mendoza
Juan de Dios Moncada
Rafael Pachecho
Lbuis Alberto Vivas Ramirez
Perez Simenez
Aircraft Maintenance Shop Destroyed At Cumberland Airport
A Piper Cub plane and tools were lost in a fire that wrecked the Cumberland Municipal Airport aircraft maintenance shop in Mineral County West Virginia. Another four place, single engine plane was moved to safety by workers as firefighters from Cumberland and nearby volunteer units fought explosions fueled by oil grease and paint for hours. The shop was unoccupied at the time. The incident followed a chaotic period described in a separate Venezuelan political note.
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Cumberland
Warren R. Mullenax
Mul Jenax
Dick Roberts
Wiley Ford
Ridgeley
W. Vai
West Virginia
Mineral County
McDowell Houston Wedding at Ijamsville Church
Miss Mary Winston Houston daughter of Mr and Mrs Ryland Houston of Ijamsville and McDowell of Washington were married August 30 at 4 p m in Ijamsville Methodist Church The ceremony honored Revolutionary War soldiers noted in the annual exercises Gov Theodore R McKeldin was principal speaker at Prospect Park Brooklyn event
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McDowell
Houston
Mary Winston Houston
Ryland
Ijamsville
Marsland Solidiers
Door H McDowell
Washington
Long Island
Ijamsville Methodist Church
R&v
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Sept 8 1908
Chief Judge Glenn H Worthington delivered the charge to the grand jury at the opening of the September term of Circuit Court. David V Stauffer was made foreman of the grand jury. A wedding in Washington united Miss Jane Wilson of Hagerstown and Bonnie McDowell of Manheim with a Marine Corps groom. Dr Thomas Turner a well known retired citizen died at his home in Frederick. The contract for paving East Pat— Tick street was awarded to Mr Charles H Klipp. Pictures at the city Opera House were high class. Clover Leaf Literary Society reorganized with officers R F Simmons president and A Bopst secretary. The bride wore a ballerina gown and pink carnations. ceremony at East Church Street.
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Glenn H. Worthington
David V. Stauffer
Jane Wilson
Hagerstown
Bonnie McDowell
Manheim
Virginia
Washington
Frederick High School
Marine Corps
Jurg
Thomas Turner
West Second Street
Stone—Young
Calvary Methodist Church
Tthe
Maurice H. Stone
Annie Stone
East Church Street
E. William Hall
Panga
East Pat- Tick Street
Middle
Chapel
Bir
Charles H. Klipp
Charles B. Gaver
Crry! Opera House
Coney Island
Clover Leaf Literary Society
R. F. Simmons
L. Bopst
A. Bopst
Mehrling
H. Seeger
Casper E. Harding
Braddock Heights
Ann Stone
Joe Weddle
Wonderful Place on Mason Island Amid Potomac History
A fragmentary feature describes Mason Island in Frederick County near Heater's Island, its ancient Native presence, fertile river bottom, and how corn thrives there despite flood risks. Observations cover fishing, wildlife, channel changes, and the island's origin from a Virginia family, with notes on cultivation from Loudoun County. A birthday party notice for Joan Wesley Baugher Jr. is included with local relatives attending.
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Nicholas Yinter
Mason Island
Frederick County
Potomac
Heater
Virginia
Loudoun County
Potomac River
County Man Sentenced After Bogus Check Case
A county man, Charles W. Nusbaum, was jailed for one year on each of three charges of passing bad checks, with terms to run concurrently. He admitted under the influence when writing the checks to pay for a vacation at Aqueduct, Dickerson, to Roy Lambert. Police and a state trooper filed the charges. Other defendants received suspended sentences or short terms for loitering intoxication and related violations.
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House of Correction
Wilbur £. Sheffield Jr
Hem
Charles W. Nusbaum
Nusbaum
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Dickerson
Roy Franklin Lambert
Lambert
Sheffield
Th. L. C. Clark
Old Mountain’ City Mill
South Carroll Street
John William Smith
Mr. Pleasant
Raymond Lamar Hallar
Frederick and
Burkittsville
Frederick
Slifer
William Mutcher
John Francis Smith
Paul Mossburg
Victor H. Turner
New York
Focal Canning Factory
Turner
East All Saints Street
Washington
George Elmer Hall
RFD
Weather briefing brief ends at 8 a.m by meteorologist
The brief reports temperatures and precipitation for a 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. Data focuses on observed conditions, noting rainfall amounts and temperature ranges.
Local Newspaper Masthead and Classified Rates Notice
The page shows The News newspaper masthead dated Monday September 8, 1958, with address 36 East Court S Fredericks and subscription rates listed for one month three months and six months. It includes an Associated Press note and postal deposition details.
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Perenet Beery
MEG
Eorth Court S
Fredenck
As. Co
Freenck
Twenty Years Ago News Highlights September 8 1938
Schools opened with 3219 in attendance. Frederick High enrolled 1296 amid crowded conditions. Albaugh daughter Mary Margaret wed Rev Paul Gleichman at Evangelical Lutheran Church. Democratic slate shows strong primary interest. Frederick County voters prepare for next week’s primary. Maryland State Fair prizes won by Pecit Erons at Timonium.
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Frederick High School
Russ Margaret Elizabeth Albaugh
Howard M. Albaugh
Paul H. Gleichman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Amos J. Traver
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland
Timon
Family News From Fort Gordon Manuscript
Private Donald W. Guyton, son of Mr and Mrs Maurice T Guyton, completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Knox and is now stationed at Fort Gordon Georgia. Address given as Pvt Donald W Guyton FR 13609955 Student Co Hi USAST R Fort Gordon. Mrs John W Null Sr visits Washington for a week with her brother-in-law and sister. Rudolph Carl Norberg 77, Swedish immigrant and co-developer of the Willard storage battery, died after a long illness in West Palm Beach Florida. He came to the US in 1903 and worked with T A Willard in Cleveland.
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Pgi
Donald W. Guyton
Maurice T. Guyton
Burkettsville
Fort Knox
lRy
Fort Gordon
Student Co. Hi
Usast
Georgia
John W. Null Sr
East Ninth Street
Washington
James S. Casebeer
Rudolfh C. Norberg
West Palm Beach, Fla
Rudolph Carl Norberg
Willard
Stockholm
T. A. Willard
Cleveland
Clarence S. Hagelin Jr
Clarence Hagelin Sr
Creagerstown
Fort Benning
Pvt
R. A
Sick Mrs Kaveda Charles Hurt in Car Crash
In Niagara Falls Mrs Kaveda Charles wife of Seth Charles is reported in fair condition at Niagara Falls Memorial Hospital after an automobile collision en route to treatment for a heart condition. She sustained a concussion four broken ribs severe cuts on both legs fractured left arm and shoulder. Also listed are Mrs Georgia A McQueen and Mrs Nannie Rice admitted to Vindobona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights with satisfactory and satisfactory conditions respectively. Rev Paul L Althouse has returned home from Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after surgery. Dr Geoffrey Winthrop Young dies at 81 famed one legged climber who conquered the Matterhorn
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Kaveda Charles
Niagara Falls
Clarence Smith
Brunswick
Niagara Falls Memorial Hospital
Charles
Setih Charles
Georgia A. McQueen
Frederick
Route 3
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Nannie Rice
Dill Avenue
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
West Church Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Many Visit Strawsleigh At Braddock Heights Development
Elsie Waite Haines notes new api utra modern development on the mountainside above Frederick City with Jefferson Boulevard entry. About 2000 to 2500 visitors attended the Strausleish subdivision opening over the weekend, 1500+ on Sunday. The 100 plus acre tract offers 25 lots of .5 acre or larger, two sample houses, and plans for 80 more lots. Owned by Mr and Mrs William Blessley of Kapaville, One Twenty Realty Co led by president Richard E Zimmerman supervised sales with a corps of dealers and three station wagons. A spring fed five acre lake provides water for fire protection and access to swimming and fishing for Strawslach homes.
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Elsie Waite Haines
Braddock Heights
API Uitra
Frederick City
Jefferson Boulevard
Strausleish
Wiliam S. Blessley
Kapaville
Richard E. Zimmerman
Frankfurter Commentary Echoes on Diction and Policy
Justice Felix Frankfurter’s off the cuff remarks at a Supreme Court session draw attention to the limits of verbatim stenography and the broader debate over constitutional interpretation. The report notes his critique of school desegregation decisions and contrasts it with President Eisenhower’s diction, set amid property tours and a local view of a rural lakeside development in Frederick.
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Eisenhower
Lawrence
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Eisnehower
Supreme Court of the United States
Little Rock School Board
Justice Frankfurter
Butler
Equity
United States
ADIT
MUU
Supreme Court
Frankfurter
Abraham Lincoln
Dear Dorothy Dix and Letters on Desegregation Debate
A mosaic of reader questions and Dorothy Dix advice on relationships and dating. Eunice weighs a career move into a family dress shop, while Alyra and S. H. offer blunt responses. The page also contains a lengthy editorial discussion on school desegregation, the Fourteenth and Tenth Amendments, and the idea of a national policy as courts react to landmark rulings.
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Dorothy DIX
Steve
Stock Quotations and ONO of alg asxea prices
Stock quotations and ONO details from Alex Brown & Sons list quoted prices bid and asked for various securities. It notes local securites in Frederick, Maryland with related firms and entities such as Potomac Edison and Frederick Gaswuds Marken & Bielfeld. The text references the Frederick Agricultural Society membership and a potential Supreme Court ruling, with copyright attribution to the New York Herald Tribune.
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Ono
Alex Brown & Sons
New York
Frederick
Securit
Frederick Co. Nath
la Fredericktown
Aea
W. Md Trust
Fred
Potomac Edison Ptd
Tim
Frederick Gaswuds Marken & Bielfeld
Fred. Co. Agricultural Society
Frederick Community Concerts Open To Local Members
Members of the Frederick Community Concert Association can attend many regional programs for free. The Rockville series at Richard Montgomery High School features Alec Templeton on March 18, with other acts including Heidi Krall and Nieuw Amsterdam Trio. In Waynesboro, performances include Todd Duncan and Camilla Williams on Nov 5 and Jan 21, with Gold and Fizdale on Jan 21 and Robert Rudie on March 10. Chambersburg opens with Joerg Demus on Nov 11, while New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony and Bel Santo Trio appear in Frederick and Gettysburg hosts campaigns Sept 22. The association drive is under way, with ticket handling by officers and Colonial Music Store, and HQ at Hotel Frederick Sept 16–20.
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Donald E. Leatherman
The
Concert Association
Rockville
Richard Montgomery
Templeton
Heidi Krall
Metropolitan Opera
Nieuw Amsterdam Trio
Rudie Sinfonietta
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Senior High School
Todd Duncan
Corelli Ensemble
New Orleans Symphony
Westminster Choir
Frederick Association
Leatherman
Colonial Music
Association
Hotel Frederick
Planned Pedestrian Program From AAA Foundation
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety releases the Planned Pedestrian Program, outlining safety initiatives and research aims to reduce pedestrian injuries and deaths through education, engineering, enforcement, and policy recommendations across communities.
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The
AAA Foundation For Traffic Safety
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