Wreck Ties Up Traffic For Hours At Wor Man's Mills
A collision between a 1955 Chevrolet station wagon driven by Richard Gilmore Federline and a westbound tractor trailer loaded with gasoline at Route 26 and U S 15 caused the truck to overturn and spill 250 gallons. No injuries were reported. traffic remained tied up from about 11:25 p.m. to 4 a.m. The Independent Hose Company assisted with cleanup and traffic control. Local troopers attributed the lengthy delay to clearing the scene and removing spilled fuel.
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Worman's Mill
Route 26
U. S. 15
Richard Gilmore Federline
Lewistown
Worman’s Mills
Church of the Brethren
Sharpsburg
Manzy
Guyton
Fike
Burk
Pittsville
Mauzy
Vice Consul Wentworth Wounded In Cyprus Attack
NICOSIA Cyprus AP US Vice Consul John Page Wentworth was struck by three bullets outside his home while with his 2 year old daughter. He survived initial surgery and was listed as dangerous then slightly better. gunman fled as troops and police hunted for clues amid a broader curfew and attacks in Nicosia.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
John Page Wentworth
Wentworth
Caroline
Consi
Greece
AE Vareac
Mace
Mrs Guyton Not Guilty In Auto Case
Mrs. Guyton of Burk littsville was freed in Brunswick Magistrate Court on a reckless driving charge linked to an accident on September 9 that killed a man’s wife. Magistrate W H Kennedy heard the case with Edwin F Nikirk for Mrs. Guyton. Trooper R C Elford led the charges and presented two witness accounts from Mrs. Grace Harwood and Mrs. Howard Jennings. Fatally injured in the accident was a passenger.
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Arthur R. Guyton
Burk
Littsville
Brunswick
Min Isiter
W. H. Kennedy
Edwin F. Nikirk
Airs
Guyton
R. C. Elford
Samuel W. Barrick
Elford
Grace Harwood
Howard Jennings
Ada Anntt
Tragic Accident Claims Woman Near Frederick Home
Witnesses describe Airs Fike dragged under a vehicle for 34 feet before dying en route to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Harwood and Mrs Jennings were seated on a porch across the street at the time of the incident.
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Fike
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harwood
Jennings
Walkersville Teachers Hosted by Glade Valley Lions Club
Fifty six teachers from Walkersville Woodsboro and New Midway attended a Glade Valley Lions Club dinner at Woodsboro Fire Hall. Officials introduced educators while Dr James Sensenbaugh presented school plans for Walkersville High School. Dr David Zimmerman discussed state school surveys and factors shaping education.
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Walkersville
Woodsboro
Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Walkersville High School
Hooper
David Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Frederick High School
Franklin and Marsail College
Columbia University
Johns Hiking University
Vian
Britain strengthens Far East fleet with commando carriers
In Melbourne dispatch Earl of Selkirk says Britain is boosting its Far East fleet with commando carriers due to the Quemoy situation. He notes trained commandos can land anywhere by helicopter, underscoring readiness for rapid action.
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Melbourne
Australia
Britain
Far East
Admiralty
Earl of Selkirk
Selkirk
Three County Youths Fined for Speeding Drag Race
State Police fined Anthony Lawrence Wilcom, Donald Eugene Wachter, and Gene Arthur Green $11.45 each after Trooper Carl Mauzy observed three youths allegedly racing on Route 40 A near Mt. Phillip road on August 7. All three admitted racing when questioned but denied drag racing. their attorney Charles McC Mathias Jr. represented them.
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H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Anthony Lawrence Wilcom
Monrovia
Donald Eugene Wachter
Seminole Road
Gene Arthur Green
RFD
Walkersville
Carl R. Mauzy
Uauye UL Wincomer
Imasa
la Tan
Case Drag Caning
Wentworth
Gia Sya Mi Ieee
Case Institute
Seme Sa
Cleveland
Mt. Phillip Road
Hejfe
Elect Neu
Coas Ar Ree
Ah Mauzy
Medellin
Colombia
Mauzy
Chatta Box
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
No Cancer From Nuclear Fall-Out
A woman researcher reports tests on mice indicate current nuclear test fall-out will not cause bone cancer or leukemia in humans. Miriam P. Finkel conducted studies at Argonne National Laboratory Lemont Illinois under contract to the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington
Miriam P. Finkel
Science Magazine
Miss Finkel
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont
University of Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission
Command Set Up On Formosa
The United States reorganizes the American advisory command on Formosa into a regular combat command. Vice Admiral Roland N. Smoot announced the move to achieve an adequate defense posture amid stepped up Chinese Communist actions.
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Formosa
United States
U.S. Formosa
Economy Would Collapse If Working Wives Quit
Washington AP reports that a National Manpower Council study warns that if all married women in the workforce quit, the economy would struggle to sustain services and living standards. The book Work for the Lives of Married Women notes child care gaps and calls for support programs to aid working mothers, amid concerns about labor force participation and juvenile outcomes.
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Washington
Teose
National Manpower
Ford Foundation
Indicted former Maryland training school employee in 1935 safe crack case
W Ewald Ruehl, an employee at the Maryland Training School for Boys, is indicted by Garrett County grand jury for receiving $1,500 from a 1935 safe cracking burglary at Lee A Green's LaVale home. The civil action accused Ruehl of conspiracy, misprision of felony, and involvement with three other men. Green had hidden $17,000 in cash and bonds. investigators traced a complex sequence from 1954 testimonies to Ruehl's eventual arrest.
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Oakland
Maryland Training School For Boy's
Garrett County Grand Jury
W. Ewald Ruehl
Reformatory
Baltimore County
Towson
Garrett County State
Stephen R. Pagenhardt
Rueht
Lee A. Green
LaVale
Cumberland
John E. Raine Jr
Green
Raine
Ruehl
Indiana
William F. Baker
Paul
New England
Ruebl
Deep Creek Lake
Dever
Deen Creek Lake
Jeivil
Newsweek in Formosa blocked by authorities stamp cover
In Taipei, Formosa, Nationalist authorities halted the current Newsweek edition distribution after stamping the cover with the label Communist Bandit in a move linked to Mao Zedong. The US magazine is slated for release on Saturday.
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Taipei
Formosa
Newsweek
Mao
Tze-tung
Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Fair weather expected for the period with some showers unlikely on Tuesday. Precipitation around half an inch locally. A warming trend through the weekend, then cooler by Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures near normal with highs from the upper 60s in the east to lower 70s in the mountains and lows from mid 40s to low 50s.
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Associated Press
Ithe
United States seeks delay on Red China seating in U.N.
United States Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged postponing any U.N. action on seating Red China for at least a year. The Steering Committee prepared for a potential showdown vote while India pressed for Peiping’s seat and Ireland, Australia, Canada, and Ceylon sought to avert immediate debate amid Warsaw talks.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
China
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Red China
Warsaw
India
Assembly
Charles Malik
U.S
Arthur S. Lall
Peiping
Formosa
World Forum
Ireland
Australia
Canada
Ceylon
Slnation Assembly
Formosa Strait
Washington
State Dulles
Quemoy
Matsu
Two Days Left to Register for November Vote
City and county residents not yet registered must sign up within two days to vote in the upcoming general election. Registration is at the Registry Board in the Court House basement from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Monday. Last night 49 people registered in a second week of night registration, with Republicans leading 28 to 19 Democrats. Fifty-two people were registered for municipal voting after names found missing from city lists prompted registration.
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Board of Registry Office
Court House
Nine year old Cratzer dies in New Jersey crash
Ann Louise Cratzer, nine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H Cratzer, was killed in an Oakland New Jersey automobile accident. The car she occupied with her father and brother overturned after being struck at an intersection. She suffered a brain concussion while her father and brother were not hurt. She is survived by her parents and one brother Stacy. Funeral services were held in Oakland Wednesday afternoon. The article also notes a brief New York stock market report.
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Ann Louise Cratzer
Frank H Cratzer
Oakland
N. J
Stacy
Harry Cratter
Berwick
Clarence Leiby
Mis
Flinville
Donald Leiby
RFD
Frederick
Cratzer
Shirley Leiby
Latest Type Missile Sent To Formosa
The U S Army adds a Nike Hercules battalion to Formosa defense with an advance party arriving from Ft Bliss Texas. The system can hit aircraft beyond 70 miles and can use conventional or atomic warheads. Other forces include Matador missiles on Formosa, jet fighters, and the 7th Fleet antiaircraft missiles. At Quemoy, nine LSTs have been reported, unloading supplies without damage.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S. Taiwan
Defense Command
Tist Artillery Regiment
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Defense Department
Washington
Pacific
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington-Baltimore
U.S
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Eisenhower
Nixon
Midwest
Liu Hoh-tu
Pacific Coast
California
William F
Senate
Liu Re ‘Bi
Goodwin J
Knight
Knowland
Liu
House
United States
MIGI
Open House Planned at West Frederick Junior High
An open house is planned at West Frederick Junior High School next Wednesday evening from seven to eight thirty. Principal Frank H. Lewis announced the PTA meeting at 8:30 in the gym with Everett E. Champlin as chairman. A nominating committee will present PTA officer nominations and a constitution committee is named.
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West Frederick
Frank H. Lewis
Everett E. Champlin
Theron Green
John Schwab
John Dudash
Elmer Wachter
Charles Lewis
PTA
Lloyd Ambrosen
Francis Gaither
Clif‘ford Watkins
Charles ‘O'Bryan
Richard Bese
Paul Towson
Mr. Green
Champlin
Charles Broadrup
Harold Free
William Millhouse
John Ferguson
Howard Smith
Lewis
Frederick High School
West Frederick Junior High
Livestock Entries At Frederick Fair Reach Capacity
The Frederick Fair enters its 96th year with livestock entries filled to capacity as deadline passes. Secretary Wade F Hursey reports cattle sheep swine and poultry displays nearly sold out and space in other departments also filling. The fair opens September 30 for five days with 4-H exhibits expected large and reserved grandstand seats go on sale next Wednesday. Uniformed ticket takers will staff entrances and a one admission policy will make the grandstand free after ticket purchase.
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Frederick
Wade F. Hursey
Hursey
Fair Management
Jack Kochman
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