Deaf School Acquires Land for New Recreation Field
Ten acres of the Loats farm at the south end of the city will be purchased for $30,000 to expand Maryland School for the Deaf outdoor recreation. The tract across from the current campus will host a track, soccer field, softball diamonds and other facilities, with completion hoped by spring. The deal, to be finalized Tuesday at 9:30, involves trustees, the Loats board legal advisor, and state representatives, honoring church and late benefactor Louis.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Leats Trust Board
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Loats Board
Mr. Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. Glenn Biehl
Harry B. Shaw
Braddock Heights
Ambrosea
John Loats
Loats Orphanage
Frederick County Historical Society
West Church Street
Louis
Board of
Maryland
State School
Ambrosen
Clarke Place
Carroll Street
Trunk
Youth Dies In Crash Near Home In Reisterstown Suburb
An 11 year old from Reisterstown was killed when the car he rode in crashed into an ice cream store near his home. A 17 year old, Joseph Cornett of Glyndon, was injured with fractures and head injuries. State Police said Noah Peterson was driving and the vehicle failed to negotiate a curve before striking the building.
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Baltimgreapji
Reisterstown
Here
Noah Peterson
Joseph Cornett
Glyndon
Peterson
Debate Here Tuesday Between Mathias and Foley
Congressman John R. Foley and Republican challenger Charles McC. Mathias to debate here Tuesday night on education agriculture and national defense. The event lauded by the Chamber of Commerce will be at 8 as part of a nonpartisan effort to inform members and the public on key issues. A separate Cuban plane seizure at Idlewild to satisfy a $237 801 claim was reported with deputies present.
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John R. Foley
Charles McC. Mathias
National Affairs Committee
Chamber of Commercce
Court House
John S. Herrick
Chamber Committee
Free World
United States
Herrick
Chamber
New York
Idlewild
Harris & Co
Miami
Queens County
DCI
Wild
Havana
Aerovias-Q
Cubana Airlines
Annapolis Board Minutes Mention Main Building Funds
The institution presented a resolution on appropriations for erecting the main building. In June 1879 the Board minutes noted the death of Mr. Loats, marking a memorial in the official records.
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Annapolis
Loats
400 Girls To Vie For Fair Prizes
Four hundred H Club girls will compete at the Frederick Fair for twelve hundred dollars in prize money in home skills. Judges and booth plans are announced as the fair runs September 27 to October 1 with demonstrations and age specific sewing and craft contests.
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Frederick Fair
Jacquelyn Larsen
Mes. Larsen
Larsen
Timonium
Buckeystown
Big Star
Little Star
Unionville
Middletown
Progressive
Lewistown
Ballenger
Libertytown
Walkersville
Wide-Awake
Braddock
Bright Eyes
Frederick City
Johnsville
Thurmont
Jefferson
Shookstown
East Frederick
New Market
Petersville
Mt. Pleasant
Urbana
Lee Miller
Frederick
Gordon Umstead
Olney
Harvey Hill Woodbine
Paul Buterbaugh
RFD
Hagerstown
Walter Bromley
Smithsburg
James B. Ranch
West College Terrace
Mary Ahalt
Ray H. Smith
Catherine Rhoads
Montgomery County
Velma Look
Howard County
Harold Heffner
Charles Putman
Charlies T. King
Maurice Stambaugh
C. M. Lochner
Pleasant
Murray Fox
L. H. Hildebrand
C. L. Dudrow
Buckerstown
William Gross
Communists Quit Congo As Ordered Amid Lumumba Vanishs
Soviet and Czech diplomats were expelled from Congo as Mobutu seized power. Ambassadors Yakovlev and Virius left Leopoldville with 400 to 500 Eastern officials evacuating. Lumumba’s fate remained unconfirmed while UN protection was sought for Lumumba’s family and continued Soviet support faced new questions.
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Leopoldville
Congo
iaPi
Mikhail D. Yakovlev
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Virius
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Yakovlev
United Nations
Lumumba
Kasavubu
U.N
Kennedy renews farm plan attack in North Carolina
Senator John F Kennedy during a North Carolina swing attacked Ezra Benson and the Benson Nixon program. He urged a Democratic secretary of agriculture focused on balance in supply and demand, reduced surpluses and fair prices, while expanding rural programs and tobacco overseas opportunities. He pledged to continue the tobacco program and explore broad commodities under a similar plan. The Greenville stop kicked off a busy NC campaign circuit.
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Greenville
N.C
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
North Carolina
Ezra Tait Benson
Benson
Agrig
Tobacco Bell
Accused of Losing $500 000 at Boston Brokerage Firm
Aaron E Homsey, 55, a partner in a Boston brokerage, was charged Friday night with using and losing more than $500 000 of customers' money. He appeared before U S Commissioner Francis Farrell and was released on $10 000 bail. The SEC said securities borrowed against customers were later sold by banks to cover loans. Homsey & Co was suspended Sept 9 from the New York Stock Exchange due to financial instability.
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Boston
Aaion E. Homsey
Homsey
U.S
Francis Farrell
duPont
Homsey & Co
Securities and Exchange Commissission
Homser
DuPont, Homser & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Security Council veto triggers UN Congo emergency session
The 82 nation General Assembly was summoned for an emergency Congo meeting tonight after a Soviet veto halted Security Council action. Dag Hammarskjold faced Soviet attacks as the vote split 8 to 2 with France abstaining. The assembly will convene under the Uniting for Peace resolution to press Congo policy and limit military aid to UN channels.
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United Nations
N.Y. Cap
General Assembly
Security’ Council
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
Ceylon
Tunisia
Hammarskjold
Congo
Soviet Union
Poland
France
James J. Wadsworth
U. S
Republic of the Congo
Council
Thurmont Route 25 Crash Causes $300 in Damages
About 7 15 a m a two car collision north of Thurmont on Route 25 caused roughly $300 damage. Marcus Smith of Baltimore driving a 1967 Ford rear ended Maurice Bradshaw Jr of Thurmont in a 1930 Ford after Bradshaw dozed briefly. Bradshaw faced reckless driving charges.
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Thurmont
James Powers
Route 15
Marcus Smith
Baltimore
Maurice Bradshaw Jr
Bradshaw
Powers
Bridgeport
Frederick
Carroll County
John Stover
Lines Formed At Registration Office
Voters queued at the Board of Election Supervisors on a special Saturday registration day. Clerks worked past noon to assist applicants. Next Saturday the office will operate 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Regular hours apply next week, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Register by September 26 to vote in the November 8 general election. The office is in the basement of the Court House with an entrance on West Church Street beside Milisteate's Court.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Board of Elections
Court House
West Church Street
I Milisteate's Court
Auto Crash Victim In Good Condition
John G. Haley 22 of Baltimore remains in good condition at Waynesboro Hospital after a one car crash at Rouzerville. Four youths Kuhn 20 Lantz 19 Bogler 18 and Buhrman 18 all of Sabillasville Md were killed. Haley was a passenger in a car that stopped to aid a flat tire and later drove to Waynesboro with Kuhn driving.
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Waynesboro
John G. Haley
Baltimore
Waynesboro Hospital
Rouzersville
Charles Edgar Kuhn
Lamz
Kenneth Charles Lantz
Charles Wilson Bogler
David Eugene Buhrman
Sabillasille
Haley
Kuhn
William Warthen
Emmitsburg
Blue Ridge Summit
Werthen
John L Jones
Liberty St
Barbara Jones
Chesapeake Bay
Khrushchev May Partially Lift Travel Ban for Long Island Visit
State Department considers a limited exemption allowing Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to visit the Glen Cove estate on Long Island during the United Nations General Assembly week. He could spend a weekend there but not host receptions or campaign propaganda. Police heightened security around the UN, with about 10,000 officers deployed after a bomb threat at the Overseas Press Club.
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New York
State+ Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Long Island
Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
Manhattan
Washington
Glen Cove
U.N
Stephen P. Kennedy
United Nations
Overseas Press Club
Eisenhower Golf at Gettysburg in 1946 weekend outing
President Eisenhower played an early round at Gettysburg Country Club with Lt Col. John Eisenhower and three Camp David guests, including Charles V. McAdam and his son, in mild weather. James Hagerty said he would work on a U.N. General Assembly speech next Thursday as the president and Mrs. Eisenhower left Camp David after medical checks at Walter Reed.
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Thurmont
Esenhower Jeffers
la Grange
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Camp David
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Restrictions on U S Ambassador Bonsal in Havana
Fidel Castro's government restricts U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal to Havana area and to routes to his residence amid a broad anti American crackdown timed with Castro's UN General Assembly trip. Authorities also expel US embassy staff and seize all American banks in Cuba, signaling intensified control of American property and espionage charges against embassy personnel.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Philip Bonsal
U. S
General Assembly
Castro
New York
Marjorie Lennox
Mario Nordio
Mary
Robert L. Neet
Raul Roa
Bonsal
Roa
Vedado
Ron
Union
First National City Bank of New York
First National Bank of Boston
Chase Manhattan Bank
Trust Company of
Cuba
Marie Lemnos
Robert S Neet
Lennox
United States
French Designer Yves Saint Laurent Reported Ill in Paris
AP confirms fashion figure Yves Saint Laurent, recently assigned to French IV, is expected to be hospitalized today amid unspecified health concerns.
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Paris
Yves Saint Laurent
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Parkway
Parkway School
Nick Yinger
Nikita
Khrush
Tke
Gettysburg
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