Grain Prices Crash Across Major Markets
Grain prices fell across North American markets as August futures slid at the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat, corn, oats and soybeans tumbling. Livestock also softened in Chicago stockyards while wholesale meat prices edged lower and retail items held steady amid high living costs and shifting consumer demand.
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Civilians Burned at North Severn Naval Plant Minor blast
Five civilian workers at the North Severn Naval Engineering Experiment Station were treated for superficial burns after a minor explosion. Named injured are Johan Durnvyak Jr of Glen Burnie Wolfgang Lang Robert Walters Walter Harwell and Robert Stalliug. Little property damage reported.
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Four Point Program To End Pollution
Annapolis Maryland September 19 West Virginia has proposed a four point plan to wipe out Potomac River pollution in coordination with Maryland. Chemical Engineer K S Watson outlines sampling to define pollution urges industry labs to address problems and recommends municipalities define sewage and waste handling. The plan awaits discussion at a Maryland Water Pollution Control Commission meeting. Also on the agenda is a state wide stream survey report and a proposed regulation to strengthen pollution control law. STRANGE BEAT A Scottish island police visit once weekly signed book proof then returns to Mull.
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Soldier steals car in Rockville assault
Thirty minutes after a hitchhiking soldier assaulted motorist Warren Fales and stole his 1932 Ford in Rockville. Pvt George R Watson of Fort Belvoir was later located in the car near Evergreen Point and turned over to Montgomery County Police. Fales received head injuries and Watson gave a differing account as police pursued the suspect and broadcast a lockout for the missing vehicle.
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Straley Case Hearing Ends
Police Commission closed the dereliction of duty hearing against Frederick Chief Straley and Lt Rene O Six. Swomley’s charges were filed. Six will face the commission Monday September 29. Testimony from Aubrey A Nicodemus and Richard E Zimmerman concluded as Straley testified on his behalf.
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Commission to draft report on Chief Straley for city actions
City commission chaired by Storm met Friday with members Rice Etchison Rosenour Welfe to hear testimony about Chief Straley and Lt Six. Attorneys for Straley and Swomley, plus Sgt Swomley’s counsel, attended as corridor crowds pressed into the Board of Aldermen area. Hearing extended about two hours and adjourned until Bronday night of Fair Week.
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Session on commission ends after long hearing
A lengthy session of the commission concluded after an hour of examination and discussion. The group reviewed several items and adjourned with no immediate decisions announced.
Ban On The Outlaw Is Upheld By Court
Baltimore judge Judge I Paul Mason today sustained the Board of Motion Picture Censors ban on the Howard Hughes film The Outlaw in Maryland. He called the film’s depictions of Jane Russell’s chest inappropriate for public morals. The ban was appealed to United Artists Corporation. The text also notes an unrelated statistic about average Puerto Rican family size.
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