Price trends lift headlines across economy
Prices rose across numerous sectors with New York steak at 1.25 a pound and groceries up. Publication publishing and manufacturing costs climbed while wage outlook remained optimistic and auto production forecasts suggested a rebound later in the year.
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New York
Emerson
Kuppenheimer
National Geographic Magazine
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co
New York Central
New York City
Lmted
America
P. Lorillard Co
Kent
General Electric Co
Siveseven
Mas Lion
General Motors
Ford
Maufathargeseet
Two Autos Collision Causes 8500 Damage at Market and South
At 6 44 this morning at the intersection of South Market and South streets a sedan driven by Robert Lo Wheeland halted at a red signal then crossed into the path of a northbound US convertible driven by Donald F. Branca of Quantico Virginia. Damages totaled about 900 to the sedan and 200 to Branca's car. Branca was charged with passing a red signal and a Sept. 2 hearing was set.
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South Market
South Streets
Bernard King
Robert Lo Wheeland
North Market Street
South Street
Donald
F. Branca
Quantico
Branca
Showery Weekend Forecast for Guy
The weather bureau predicts a showery weekend with clouds and cooler temperatures. Showers and scattered thunderstorms are likely through Sunday after a cloudy day with a few Friday drops and a high near 85 at the airport.
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Weather Bureau
Homemakers Set Open House to Spotlight Christmas Spirit
Frederick County Homemakers plan a three day Christmas Through the House event from November 28 to 30. Members will transform the conference rooms into a family room display with rug braiding sewing and decorating demos. Co chairmen are Mrs T V Levinson and Mrs Paul Wise with a long list of club project leaders from Braddock to Walkersville.
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Frederick County
T V_ Levinson
Fort Detrick
Paul Wise
Levis~ Town
Braddock
Niemann Brunk
Charles Main
David ¥Inger
Buckeystown
Katherine Rasmers
Everett Hanel
Charlesville
Bennett Lightborn
Frederick City
Madeline Grassello
Harmony Grove
Lestie Burger
Johnsville
Edwin Hevner
Jug Bridge
Allen Krill
Lewistown
Wise
Mid-Valley
Carlton Keller
Pleasant
Farr Kelly
Myersville
Joseph Mayes
Prospect
Williamsenech
Jacob Young
Urbana
Russell Strube
Murray Fox
Walkersville
Paul Dinterman
Woodsboro
Roscoe Harbaugh
Adamstown
Walter Myers
Robert DeRose
Libertytown
George No Stevens
Fred J. Ward
Middletown
Richard A. Keller
Roy Rhoderick
Ballenger
Russell Thomas
New Market
William He Browning
Thurmom
Ralph Stottlemyer
Merryland Tract
Raymond Mohler
Laceration Incident Leads to Jail Bond for Youth
A 17 year old colored youth named James Taylor was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a laceration under the left eye at a South Wisher Street labor camp. He was jailed on a $2 million bond for concealed weapon charges. Officers Kanade and Trump led the investigation.
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South Wisher Street
James Taylor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kanade
Trump
Joseph W Dorsey
Neptune
Alonzo Williams Jr
Farmont
Dorsey Kanade
Cal‘ateral
Charles Onley
Motter Avehue
Dames RO Varmon Frederick
RFD
Seret Shook
Harald Ro Perkinson
South Market Street
Paul
Registry Board Ends Busy Week
The Board of Registry closes its busiest week of the year with 1956 registrations reaching 1,242 today. Democrats 643, Republicans 567, 32 declined, nearing a grand total around 28,000. Seventy-five registered in a two hour period, including 40 Republicans and 4 Democrats, plus 25 transfers and four removals. Office hours extend next weeks on Tuesday and Thursday 7 to 9 p.m., along with regular daytime hours.
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Board of Registry
Student Killed On Turnpike In PA Crash
A University of Maryland student was killed and a companion injured when their car lost control on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and struck a disabled tractor-trailer near Carlisle. Rodney Allan Joseph, 19, Hyattsville Md., died of skull fractures and chest injuries. The other passenger and the tractor-trailer driver escaped serious harm.
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University of Maryland
Pennsylvania Turnpike
B. A. Haegele
Cumberland
West Knapp
Silver Springs
Carlisle Hospital
Rodney Allan Joseph
Hyattsville
Richard M. Covington
Ruston
Ind
Robert E. Schulenberer
Joseph
Covington
Fatal two car crash claims teen and injures four
A Baltimore Washington Expressway collision killed 17 year old Delores Robinson and left four others injured. Wilbert G. McCurdy 48 and James Gallo from Baltimore were hospitalized in critical condition with possible spine injuries. Jean Owens 16 and James Booker 26 were in serious condition. State Trooper Mullinix reported McCurdy was alone when rear ended by Booker's car which then struck a guard rail and hung on the embankment.
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Baltimore PA
Baltimore Washington Expressway
Delores Robinson
Baltimore
University Hospital
Wilbert G. McCurdy
James Gallosoy Neoce
Jean Owens
James Booker
Thomas E. Mullinix
McCurdy
Booker
Wwigen
County Commissioners Set to Reoccupy Offices Monday
Final work rushed in the county courthouse as commissioners prepare to return to their renovated first floor quarters. The grand jury room on the second floor is released for the September term of Circuit Court starting Monday. New partitions, desks, and equipment are being installed to furnish the updated offices.
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Court House
Pavitsons
On-Spot Probes of Jordan-Israel Clash in Jerusalem
U.N. observer teams conducted on the spot investigations in Jerusalem into the latest Jordan-Israel clash. The goal is to stamp out a wave of incidents that threaten to undermine ceasefire agreements secured by Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold five months ago.
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Jerusalem
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt Begins Piloting Of Suez Ships
Egypt shifts canal control after mass walkout by over 400 foreign pilots engineers and technicians. Soviet pilots arrive as Cairo plans a major address by Nasser while international mediation moves unfold with Nehru to visit Cairo and talks in London.
Stevenson Expands Campaign Reach Into Virginia
Adlai Stevenson moves campaign into Virginia with a rally in Fairfax to back Warren D. Quenstedt for Congress. After arriving in Washington to open his national headquarters, Stevenson schedules farm address in Newton Iowa on Sept. 22 and plans a busy cross country push.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Potomac River
Fairfax
Warren D. Quenstedt
Congress
Jael T. Broyhill
Washington
Newton
Iowa
Eisenhower Wild
Clayton Fritchey
Sea
Wee Women Cartoon Debuts In The News This Monday
A new comic feature Wee Women starts Monday in The News. Creator Mel Lacaruy introduces a group of witty grown-up women whose antics promise light humor and relatable satire. The strip aims to charm daily readers with down to earth dialogue and playful scenarios.
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Wee Women
Mel
City recreation report urges more play areas and a new pool
The Frederick Recreation Commission outlines summer activities and urges new playgrounds in East Church street and Linden Hills areas, upgraded Mullinix Park facilities, permanent East End playground, more shade trees, updated equipment, and a new city swimming pool with a fenced grassy area and staff. It also calls for better toilet facilities, spray features, bulletin boards, and surveys of needs across agencies.
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East End Civic Association
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Harmon Field
Babee Park
McCurdy Field
Catoctin Park
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Brigadoon
Accutunodale sut-Dalens
Diggs Pool
Diess
Digs Pool
Recreation Commission
Nasser Rejects Western Suez Users Proposal
President Nasser denounces London’s plan for a Suez Canal users association as a potential prelude to war. He accuses the proposal of inviting aggression, pledges Arab unity against any attack on Egypt, and criticizes U.S. and British positions while outlining Egypt's defense stance. The address also touches on recreation plans and canal-area tensions.
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Nasser
London
Eden
Bilbeis
U.S
Eisenhower
State Department
U. S
Users’ Association
Britain
Egypt
Bilbeis Air Force
Selwyn Lloyd
Suez Canal
Lloyd
Suez Canal Co
Canal
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Soleeping
Baker Park
Thurmont man acquitted in Yellow Springs motor case
Delbert H. Davisson, 39, of Thurmont was found not guilty of driving off the pavement while passing another car on the right as his vehicle struck Miss Mary Plunkett, 18, of Yellow Springs turning into Bethel Road. Trial before Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr cited signals dispute and officer testimony.
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Yellow, Springs
Wilbur’ F. Sheffield
Delbert H. Davisson
Davisson
Mary Plunkett
Bethel Road
Yellow Springs
Gaid
C. C. Steele
Edwin F. Nikink
Sheffield
Eisenhower Campaign Emphasizes Peace Strategy At Suez
In Gettysburg, President Eisenhower pushes a peace frame for reelection. Press Secretary Hagerty says Dulles will attend a London conference next week on the Suez crisis to seek peaceful means to keep the canal open. The United States will not use force to resolve the impasse.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
London
Suez Canal
Hagerty
Suec Canal
United States
State contest over road project fair value claim
Respondent Sass challenges the state offer for 4.2 square feet and slope elements needed for Maryland 17 road improvements from Brunswick to Rosemont Haltley. Bradley T Halles Jr and attorneys argue condemnation proceedings lack bona fide purchase effort and reveal no concealment of time and necessity.
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Ferty Pate Lee
Bradles T Halles Jr
Petersville
Halles
Maryland
Brunswick
Rosemont
Haltley
Throwcd Bay Attorness
Benjamin B. Ravenstock
Edewin Fo Nukirk
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