Retention Of Hospital Is Proposed In Frederick County
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce approves a report urging county retention of Emergency Hospital as a chronic infirmary under Montevue management. It calls merging the maternity unit with Frederick Memorial Hospital obstetrics, closing Emergency Hospital by November 30, extending 30 days for transition, and creating a strict admissions policy with an admissions committee.
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Frederick
State Board of Health
Montevue Infirmary
Whitebay
Ernands
Emergency Hospital
Montevue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial
Frederick County
Original manuscript of Star Spangled Banner gifted
The Star Spangled Banner manuscript was presented to the Marland Historical Society in Baltimore. George L. Radcliffe called the event pivotal, predicting the symbol of American freedom would attract visitors for 25,000 years. The gift from Mrs Thomas C Jenkins honors her mother in law Katherine Jay Jenkins related to Francis Scott Key.
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Baltimore
Marland Historical Society
George L. Radcliffe
Thomas C. Jenkins
Katherine Jay Jenkins
Francis Scott Key
Key
Kids Day Observed On Sept 25 In Frederick
Kiwanis International backs National Kids Day with a Frederick program on September 25. Events include a Tivoli Theater film parade Baker Park picnic ceremony and a Frederick High School concert with fireworks. Committees led by Galvin Berger Zimmermann and Molesworth Jr coordinate financing publicity and activities for crippled children and local youth.
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Frederick
Thell
Kiwanis International
Kiwanians
Kiwanis Club
Frederick Kiwanians
Tivoli Theater
Baker Park
Kiwanian
John A. Derr
Ormond R. Galvin
Ernest Berger
William E. Zimmerman
Carlton Molesworth Jr
Glenn A. Main Jr
Guy Kelly
J. Milton Brunk
Robert L. Smith
Edward Ned Helfenstein
Homer J. Gatrell
Alan W. Long
Charles K. Taylor
Ethan G. Book
Henrietta Rosenstock
Xerl Helfenstein
Robert Porter
Milt Brunk
James H. Grave Jr
Robert Harrison
Clarente
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
James W. Bosler
William D. Morton
Car Fire On Gas House Pike Near Bridge
The Independent Hose Company fought a blaze at the Gas House Pike bridge over the Monocacy this morning. A 1954 Chevrolet convertible was found burning on the east side of the road. interior and top were gutted. Listed owner is Joseph Stanton of Madison Street. cause undetermined as State Police investigator Sgt. Charles D. Madces continues inquiry.
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Independent
Gas House Pike Bridge
Polve
Joseph Stanton
Madison Street
Charles D. Madces
New Link Of Dual Highway Opened Today
Governor McKeldin with yellow and black ribbons opened a new section of the Washington National Pike from Frederick to Washington at the Germantown Road interchange. The 16 mile extension enhances travel to the capital and signals further contracts toward Rockville and beyond.
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McKeldut
Washington National Pike
Frederick
Washington
Germantown Road
Gaithersburg
McKeldin
Automobile Club of Maryland
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Blue Ridge
Virginia
State Roads Commission
Montgomery County
Commission
Montgomery
Burtonsville
White Oak
Patuxent
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Brunswick appoints new police chief and town officers
At the first meeting after the election the town of Brunswick named Herbert Sperry as chief of police and retained Lee Merriman as an officer. E Donald Carr becomes town clerk and treasurer. Incoming Mayor James E. Cummings and the new council took oaths. The council ordered a full audit and heard delegation requests for street improvements.
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Brunswick
Herbert Sperry
Lee Merriman
Donald Woods
E. Donald Carr
T. Wirts
James E. Cummings
C. C. Hahne
Cummings
Walter Albert
A. H. Danner
Chester Phillips
Toy Fund Benefit At Legion Meeting In Maryland
At the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion meeting William B. Burall presented a check over 300 dollars for the toy fund. Law rence Dorsey and Burall sponsored a benefit ball game at McCurdy Field to raise funds. J Robert Edwards praised the leagues as Wilbur W. Baker outlined the toy collection event planned for October 2.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
William B. Burall
Legion
Burall
Maryland State Baseball League
Lawrence Dorsey
Tri-County League
McCurdy Field
Legion Workshop
James E. Doub
George Phobus
Dulles Off Tonight For New Talks
Secretary of State Dulles plans a quick European trip to discuss the German rearmament issue after France rejected the European Defense Community. He will meet Adenauer in Bonn, then Churchill and Eden in London, bypassing Paris, and return for the UN General Assembly opening. Dukes, back from Manila, will deliver a 15 minute report on the Asian pact.
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Dulles
Europe
European Defense Community
Bonn
London
Paris
Southeast Asia
State Department
West Germany
Adenauer
Churchill
Eden
United Nations General Assembly
Eden To See Mendes France In Paris Talk
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden travels to Paris to seek French Prime Minister Mendes France's reaction to a plan to enlist German troops in Western Europe defense. Eden's talks follow support from West Germany Italy and the Senelux trio. France remains the key unknown.
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Paris
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes- France
Britain
Europe
Mendes- France
Eden
London
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
France
Albuquerque Bank Robbed of S111 170
Albuquerque police and the FBI hunted for leads after a pudgy bandit calmly robbed the S111,170 First Bank branch. He forced tellers to lie on the floor and apologized, saying he needed the money. Post Joanne Newton and Gilmore R. Flautt joined the board of trustees to fill terms of Kemp and Spurrier.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
FBI
Fie Points
Bank of New Mexico
Joanne Newton
Gilmore R. Flautt
Jnc
David M. Kemp
W. M. Ray Spurrier
Saratoga Village Named Brigadoon By Movie Promotion
Residents of Saratoga Village Frederick were told their area would be renamed Brigadoon in honor of the film. Loews Theaters and GM regional officials spearheaded the effort, with a trip to Washington on September 22 planned to view Brigadoon’s New York premiere and a ceremony to unveil a new sign on West Patrick Street.
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Saratoga Village
Frederick
Loew's Theaters
Happest Village
Washington
New York
Srigadoon
West Patrick Street
Jack Foxe
Toews Capital Theatre
America
Gave 17 Pages Of Lies To Communists Newsman Says
Hong Kong reporters recount captivity in Canton jail and a forced confession about germ warfare in Korea. Richard Applegate states he lied 17 pages of lies under brutal questioning and threat of death. The trio were released at the Lowu border and reached Kowloon.
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Brooklsn
National Broadcasting Co
Richard Applegate
Medford
Ore
Canton
Korea
Reds
Applegate
International News Service
Donald Dixon
New York
Merchant
Benjamin Krasner
Lowu Border Bridge
Peninsula Hotel
Kowloon
Macao
Clement Attee
Peiping
Labor Party
Red
China
Retaliation Posture as Smyth Quits AEC Leader’s Stand
Denver reports Dr Henry D Smyth resigns from the Atomic Energy Commission and declares the US hydrogen and atomic bomb stockpile a deterrent to war He warns that should an attack occur the United States and the free world could respond with overwhelming power President Eisenhower reluctantly accepts Smyth’s resignation naming Willard Libby as his successor effective Sept 30 and Smyth plans to return to Princeton University where he chaired the physics department He had dissented in the Oppenheimer case and noted tensions with Chairman Strauss while defending Oppenheimer’s loyalty.
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Henry D. Smyth
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Eisenhower
Smyth
J. Robert Oppenheimer
White House
Willard Frank Libby
University of Chicago
AEC
Fieeman Aec
Truman
Princeton University
Smith
Oppenheimer
MEC
Oansthine
Lewis L. Strauss
Commission
Smath
Senate House
Alpine Energy Committee
Strauss
Nudist Camp Near Annapolis Sees No Buyers
Nudist camp near Annapolis has had many visitors in 30 days but no buyers or nudity. Reporters, photographers, and prospective buyers crowded the site last week, yet the operators say weekends are off limits and weekdays reveal nothing beyond the quiet, private grounds.
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Annapolis
P—Pine Tree Associates
Local Man Sentenced for License Violations and Speed Offenses
John W. Riggs of Frederick received nine months in the House of Correction for driving with an suspended license and using plates to another vehicle, with three months for registration violation. The sentences run concurrently. Austin Young of Frederick drew 60 days for intoxication in the city. Eugene Ferguson received a suspended sentence for intoxication on the streets. Gordon A. Custer of Baltimore was fined $150.75 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and $10.75 for reckless driving. Homer Abbott of Boonsboro was fined $11 for speeding. Other fines included traffic violations on US 75 and US 240 with multiple drivers cited by State Trooper Robert L. Storer.
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John W. Riggs
Frederick
House of Correction
Wilbur
Sheffield, Jr
Peoples Court
Riggs
Lime Kill
Robert L. Stover
Evergreen Point
Storer
Sheffield
Austin Young
Denver Shook
Eugene Ferguson
Lincoln Apartments
Gordon A. Custer
Baltimore
James H. Hoazee
Homer
Abbott
Boonsboro
VL. Guilding
Convicts Nabbed After Five Day Briar Patch Flight
CUSRTHAGE Miss Po Meek surrenders ended a five day manhunt for two condemned convicts. Minor Sorher aged 35 and Gerald Gallego aged 24 claimed they masterminded the jailbreak from Hinds County Jail near Jackson. Bloodhounds nabbed Gallego while Sorber fled on foot from the briar patch 200 yards from the jail.
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Letra
Minor Sorher
Jackson
Sorber
Gerald Gallego
Hinds
Gallego
Howre Eenkon
Upton Loses in New Hampshire Primary
In primary returns from nine states, Senator Robert W. Upton of New Hampshire lost to Norris Cotton in a three way GOP race for the final two years of the late Senator Tobey’s term. Other incumbents mostly held, with Carroll winning Colorado Senate nomination over Denver Mayor Newton. Governor and House races produced notable results across Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Vermont, Minnesota, New York, Washington, Utah, and Rhode Island conventions to follow.
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Associated Press
Robert W. Upton
New Hampshire
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Colorado
Utah
Minnesota
Washington
Senate
House
Rhode Island
New York State
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Eran
U.S
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GOP
Charles W
Tobey
Alton Lennon
Carroll
Nemanrat Tc
John A. Carroll
Quigg Newton
Denver
Truman
Gordon Riley
Fred R. Zimmerman
Sen
McCarthy
Zimmerman
Joyce Mi Larkin
Wvho
Walter Kohler
William Proximite
Bay
Robert F. Murphy
Democraic
Murphy
Christian A. Herter
Leverett Saltonstall
Nev Babes
Foster Guernin
Steve T
Congress
Joseph
Johnson
Stanley J. Betley
Laurence M. Pickett
Keene
Betley
Cotten
Len Hubert Humphrey
D-Minng
Val Bjornson
Bjornson
Vesant Wainwright
Eisenhower
William P. Shea
Wainwright
Russia Attacks SEATO as Colonial Bloc Warns Moscow
Russia last night denounced SEATO as a bloc of colonial powers, accusing the Southeast Asian defense alliance of supplying strategic raw materials to the military industry of the United States. The charge frames the security pact as an instrument of Western power.
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SEATO
Moscow
Russia
Southeast Asian Defense Alliance
United States
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