Hurricane Tone Nears U S Coast Late Sunday
Hurricane Tone moved toward the U S mainland, 50 miles east of Miami at 5 am, with winds up to 90 mph and a path toward the southeastern coast. Forecasters warned of possible coastal effects by late Sunday, urging residents from North Carolina to central Florida to monitor advisories.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Florida
North Carolina
Lone
Jane
Connie
Conntie
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ione
Weather Bureau
United States
Cecil Gentry
Miami Weather Bureau
Gentry
Hilda
Yucatat Peninsula
Gulf of Moxico
Campeche
German Exchange Students Thrive at Frederick High
Two German seniors Trauts Sehnell and Heinrich Bolt speak highly of Frederick High School as their U S stay nears one year. Sponsored by the United Brethren Church they attend classes including Problems of Democracy English and history and plan on possibly returning to the United States someday.
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Frank Keefer
America
Frederick High
Harry V. Frushour
Waldtraut ‘Schnellright
Heinrich Bolte
United States
Waldtraut
United Brethren Church
Heinrich
National Grange
Frederick High School
Germany
Waldtraut ‘Trauts’? Sehnell
Heinrich Bolt
Trauti
Henrich
Bremmen
U. N
Jurgen
Stiles Farm
Jersey
Stiles
Prison Sentences 25-Year-Old Murder Defendant
VIROQUE WI Raymond Kroll choosing to accept punishment for lethal crime enters prison to serve a long sentence. The case centers on a 25 year old murder and the defendant's decision to relinquish freedom for accountability.
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Viroque
Wis
Raymond Kroll
$400000 Shopping Center Plans Are Submitted Here
Plans for a $400000 shopping center were filed with the City Planning Commission Friday by Frederick Shopping Center Inc representatives. If accepted, work could start in about 30 days. The project on West Seventh Street includes 18 to 29 store units with space for future expansion and involves Rosenfeld Realty Co and Berla Architects among others. The bypass route concerns were raised and a letter was sent to the State Roads Commission awaiting a plan submission. Local firms Woolworths Food Fair Tom McAn Shoes and others are slated to occupy space with the Rosenfeld group retaining rental control.
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City Planning Commission
Frederick Shopping Center Inc
Planning Commission
Harry Rosenfel
Rosenfeld Realty Company
Ailo
West Seventh Street
Roenfeld
Berla
Berla and Die
Washington
Andrew Knecht
R. Brooke Maxwell and Associates
Pikesville
Isor
Board of Addermen
Maxor
John A. Derr
G. Hummer Bowers
Bowers
Ayr Bowers
Russel Ho McCain
Stave Roads Commission
Roads Commission
Rosenfeld Company
Woolworths
Food Fair
Tom McAn Shoes
People’s Drug
the Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens “Andi Bank
Tavern Owner Charged in Laurel Tavern Death
A 23 year old carpenter's helper John L Ellinger was shot to death in a tavern on U S 1 in Laurel Maryland. Owner Frederick Scott 48 admitted firing two fatal shots from a 32 caliber revolver. Six witnesses including Ellingers brothers gave conflicting accounts of how the shooting occurred.
Rates to rise for West Virginia telephone customers
About 264000 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. customers in West Virginia face higher rates beginning next Monday as the company seeks to raise annual revenue by 2.7 million dollars. The Public Service Commission suspended the change for 120 days to allow a hearing, with the suspension ending soon. Leonard F. Devine, at Camp Detrick, was acquitted of driving while intoxicated but found guilty of reckless driving and fined 21 dollars and 45 cents.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
PSC
Russians To Return Porkkala Base To Finland
Premier Bulganin announced in Moscow that the Soviet Union will return Porkkala, the 152 square mile naval base near Helsinki, to Finland under a 50 year lease. He cited friendly relations and a desire to extend the Soviet Finnish friendship treaty as the basis for the decision. Finnish leaders Kekkonen and Paasikivi had pressed Moscow this week to recover the base.
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Moscow
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Porkkala
Helsinki
Finland
Kekkonen
Kremlin
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Combing
Gulf of Finland
Helisink
Hango Peninsla
Baltic
Hango
Juho K. Paasikivi
Urho Kekkonen
Speed Limit Legislation Praised by Baltimore Judge
Baltimore judge Stanley Scherr urged federal action to set a 70 mph cap on automakers in a Norfolk speech to the Citizens Committee for Traffic Safety. He argued current designs enable 120 mph speeds, undermining safety. Separately, Bendix Radio negotiations with the AFL Machinists stalled after hours of talks aimed at resuming discussions at 3 p.m. today to end a ten-day strike.
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Norfolk. Va
Baltimore
Stanley Scherr
Norfolk ‘Citizens Committee
Bendix Radio
AFL
Four Frederick Men Injured in Street Brawl
A wild brawl on South Bentz street last night left four Frederick men injured and hospitalized. James Weedon and Edward Weedon, both of RFD 2, John Morrison of 109 South Bentz street, and Jerome Brown of RFD 2 suffered cuts and bruises with Morrison facing face and stomach wounds. Brown was released. the others remained for observation. Police report the clash began after an argument at the American Legion Post and involved knives and clubs before 12:30 am. All four, described as Negro, are charged with fighting and will face magistrate court next week. Brown posted $100.50 collateral after hospital release.
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South Bentz Street
Frederick
James F. Weedon
Edward R. Weedon
RFD
John F. Morrison
Jerome Brown
Morrison
James Weedon
Edward Weedon
Brown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
American Legion
Bentz Street
All Saints
South Streets
Legion
Charles No. Main
Ralph H. L. Potts
William Michner
Bernard King
Ailtour
Trial
Salk Vaccine Stock Grows in Maryland to 100000 Shots
Maryland's stockpile of Salk polio vaccine now exceeds 100000 doses after a fresh allotment. The U S Public Health Service added 40700 cubic centimeters, enough for 40700 shots, with about 160000 Maryland children expected to be inoculated this fall. The state says about 480000 shots are needed to complete the campaign, clinics to resume after polio season and colder weather. Officials plan continuation of vaccination as planned.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U. S. Public Health Service
State Health Department
Volunteers Help Aged At Montevue Home
Red Cross volunteers are urgently needed at Montevue to assist elderly residents. Under Ada Harris, Monday evening shifts from 4 to 8 are staffed by local volunteers including Mrs. Charles Lambert, Mrs. Harry Kester, Miss Evelyn Militz, Mrs Exel Yingling, and Mrs. Helen Tilghman who organize reading, talking, and entertainment. The group has support from Superintendent Roger Geishert and Matron Mrs Geishert, with Emily Bottle coordinating with the Federated Charities.
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Montevue
The
Red Cross
Richard Nallin
Ada Harris
Vontevue
Harris
Charles Lambert
Jefferson
Harry Kester
East Third Street
Evelyn Militz
Exel Yingling
Helen Tilghman
J. E. Stoner
Woodsboro
United States
Montesse
Roger Geishert
Geishert
Emily Bottle
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Third American Freed As Chinese Reds Release Civilian Bishop
The Chinese Communists freed Lawrence R. Buol of Stockton California after five years eight months in prison. An ailing Italian bishop Bishop Alphonse Ferroni was carried across the border and said he had been a prisoner since 1951. Buol thanked supporters and spoke of his ordeal while noting his wife Sue in Hong Kong. Two other Americans Walter A. Rickett and Reverend Harold W. Rigney had arrived earlier after long detentions.
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Hong Kong
Lawrence R. Buol
Stockton
Calif
Reds
Buol
Civil Air Transport
Bud
Sue
Alphonse Ferroni
Schumchun River
Ferrani
Red China
Mantas
Crane
Canton
Honk Kong
Walter A. Rickett
Seaite
Ilarold W. Rigney
Chi Vago
Buel
Claire Chennault
Civil Air Transport Headquarters
Formosa
Heds
Geneva
Red Ching
Chou En-lai
Chungking
Hong Kong reunion ends Buol five year captivity
Lawrence Robert Buol is released by Chinese Communists and walks into Hong Kong with his wife Sue. He recounts a confession under pressure and an intensive interrogation before saying Geneva helped secure his return. Sue Buol thanks aides and declares this the happiest day of her life.
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Naith
Sue
China
Ike Should Fire Benson Kerr Asserts
Sen Kerr said Secretary Benson should be removed for directly causing the farming income decline and said he does not expect Ike to dismiss him. Kerr warned removal would require a political Democratic victory next year and criticized Benson for misleading farmers. He noted Benson promised proposals for January while resisting a shift in price supports.
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Washington
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
Conference on Youth Fitness Draws Sports Leaders
President Eisenhower invited 139 sports figures and educators to a September conference at his retreat to boost youth athletic participation. Nixon will preside. aim to curb juvenile delinquency and improve selective service readiness. Guests include Bobby Jones Gene Tunney Rogers Hornsby Ford Frick Gy Biggie Munn Kenneth Wilson and Sammy Lee. Nixon to defend farm policy amid 1956 campaign chatter.
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Denver
Eisenhower
America
Nixon
Eisenhowers
Bobby Jones
Gene Tunney
Rogers Sornsby
Chicago Park Dustrict
Ford Frick
Clarence
Biggie" Munn
Michigan State University
Kenneth L. Wilson
UC. S. Olympic Committee
Army
Sammy Lee
Argentina Faces Key Rebel Push in Nine-Year Peron Reign
A Peron loyalist drive claimed major rebel strongholds at Rio Santiago and Curuzu Cuatia and pressed toward Cordoba, Bahia Blanca, and Puerto Belgrano as clashes surged across central Argentina. Government broadcasts touted growing loyalist success while rebels held Cordoba and sea bases. Casualties were uncertain, with estimates ranging into the hundreds.
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Buenos Aires
Peron
Argentina
Rio Santiago
Curuzu-Cuatia
Entre Rios
Puerto Belgrano
Bahia Blanca
Sth
Punta Alta
Punta Ala
Babia Blanca
Franklin Lucero
Cordoba
Lucero
Bahia Banca
Rio de la Plata
Salvador Anania
Eva Peron
Puerto Belgrand
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Richard E. Zimmerman
Rosenfeld
Frederick Center
Rosenfeld Realix Company
Harry Rosenfeld
West Va
United Construction Workers Union
Celanese Corp. of America
California
Lawrence Robert Buol
Tee ’ ' Soake Gkeo Nag
Mengtse
Yunnan
Shead
Ike
Winchester
Rockingham Poulty Marketing Co-operative
Wabash
Ind. U
Richard M. Nixon
Lo ' Ee
New York
Associated Press
Sam Summerlin
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