Cars Crash Injure Family As West Patrick House Is Hit
A sedan crashed into a West Patrick Street residence causing about 800 in damage to the house and 800 to a car. Guilford L. Krepps Jr. 17, was driving when his car collided with a westbound coupe driven by Arthur Henry Braxton 23. Braxton was treated for chest injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital and later discharged. The impact moved the house frame and cracked interior walls while a child aged 2 escaped injury. Police said Krepps had the green light and Braxton faced possible charges for reckless driving.
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West Patrick Street
College Avenue
Mingy Iniunes
V W. M Habstein
Jack Douglas
Villiers
Guilford L
Krepps
Patrick
Arthur Henry Braxton
Newport Lons
Braxton
Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Boone Jr
West Patrick
Jefferson Street
Ofer Charles Bare
Bruce J. Petersen
Denver
Col
John T. Mathews
Frederek
RFD
Mack ‘Miles
Shreveport
Petersen
Miles
Petersen! Atomobic
Mathews
Baltimore Mayor Attacks Commission Over Civic Center Loan
Mayor D'Alesandro assails the Efficiency and Economic Commission for opposing the one hundred million dollar civic center loan. He accuses the group of misrepresentation and political maneuvering while the commission condemns the plan as misused funds and poorly conceived, adding it would burden taxpayers.
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Balsemore
Dalesandro
Efficiency and Economic Commission
Civic Center
Store Again Seeks Permit For West Seventh Food Market
Safeway Stores Inc. has formally applied to the city engineer for a building permit to erect a $3.15 million food market at West Seventh street and Toll House avenue. The firm previously held a permit last year that expired without construction and earlier a permit for another site on East All Saints street also lapsed. The engineer awaits complete drawings before acting.
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Safeway Stores, Inc
Uly
West Seventh Street
Toll House Avenue
Safeway
East All Saints Street
W. Raymond Walter
Greyhound
Greyhound Corporation
Frederick
Potomac Edison Company
West Patrick Street
Brosius Homes Corporation
Braddock Avenue
Thomas’ Avenue
Barbara Avenue
Thomas Avenue
Mary Street
George B. Callan Jr
Beechwood Drive
D. T. Jordan
Schley Avenue
Bruce
Houck
East Sixth Street
Interstate Properties, Inc
Gulf Oil Corporation
Board of Zoning Appeals
East Patrick Street
France To Join Canal Association Decision
The Pease Carnive decided to participate in a Suez Canal association while maintaining that the canal be internationally managed. The French Cabinet, briefed on the London conference by Foreign Minister Christian Pineau, vowed to preserve international control and French British solidarity as agreed by the London conference and 18 falcons.
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Pais PF
Pease eCarnive
France
Christian Pineau
Butler and Mahoney Campaign in Maryland State Tour
Republican Sen. John Marshall Butler scheduled for a Southern Maryland swing with a rally in La Plata. Democratic rival George P. Mahoney toured Ocean City addressing Maryland Young Democrats and issued a tax policy rebuttal linking Butler to corporate tax changes.
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Associated Press
John Marshall Butler
Maryland
George P. Mahoney
Ocean City
Nicaraguan Leader Shot Four Times at Managua
The White House announced President Anastasio Somoza was shot four times in Managua. President Eisenhower, informed by Ambassador Thomas Whelan, dispatched a U S medical team from the Panama Canal Zone to assist, including surgeons and transfusion specialists.
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Washington
White House
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
Eisenhower
U. S
Thomas Whelan
Managua
U. S. Army
Panama Canal Zone
James C. Hagerty
Ambassador Whelan
Youth Thrown Through Car Windshield In One-Car Crash
A 15-year-old Frederick youth riding as a passenger was hurled into a car windshield in a one car crash on U S 340 south of Jefferson. He suffered a lacerated forehead but was treated and released. The driver, Robert N Wolfe, 22, was jailed for reckless driving after the crash estimated at $200 damage. A second county crash on U S 240 south of Urbana involved a tractor-trailer driven by Lawrence L Huffman Jr 16 of New Oxford Pa rear ending James A Hubbard 28 of Rochester N Y Hubbard avoided a bus and sustained $250 damage. No injuries were reported.
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Frederick
U. S. 340
Jefferson
0. S. 240
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. 5
Plume Ias
John Klipp
North Bentz Street
Dap
Robert N. Wolfe
Maple Avenue
Us&s
Klipp
Wolfe
Alan D. Martin
Lowren L. Huffman Jr
New Oaford
Martin
James A. Hubbard
Rochester
N. Y
Urebana
U. S. 240
Hubbard
Huffman
Braddock Heights Park, Inc
Braddock Heights Park Company
Community Players
Mountain Theater
Community Players, Inc
Eis Shiiies
Busines
Com Tnity
Monetan Theate, Inc
Saul Thtalatecea
Wo Va
Norman Roth
Community Players Inc
South
Lou Mack
Cocaptain
Central Catholic
Therirs
Wheeling High
Forman
Mack
Island
Kingwood
W. Va
Iwood National Guard
Harry McKinley
Wheeling
Preston
Wheeling Hospital
Howesville
Bankruptcy Ahead For Mt Theater Ends Mountain Theater
Mountain Theater Inc plans bankruptcy after 17 years of operation. Liabilities estimated over $3,000 with assets likely under $60 to $380. Founder Walter Stiles of Des Moines faces unpaid rents and creditor claims. no clear plan for revival. Community Players Inc had previously owned and financed the venue.
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Mountain Theater
Mountain Theater Inc
Walter Estiles
Des Moines
Dk Des Sluies
Stilley
Community Players Inc
Milk Truck Cab Damaged by Fire Near Doubs Farm
A milk truck cab suffered interior damage when a fire broke out as the driver loaded milk at the Raymond Basford farm near Doubs. Cause undetermined. Carroll Manor Fire Company responded around 6:30 AM and milk was transferred to a second truck owned by H. A. Bover Transportation Company.
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Raymond
Basford
Doubs
Jock Ringer
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Julian Ropff
Knoxville
H. A. Bover Transportation Company
Additional Judge for Maryland Recommended
The Judiciary Conference of the United States has recommended assigning an additional federal judge to Maryland. The state currently has two judges and would gain a third. the proposal also suggested an extra judge for the Fourth Circuit Court seated in Baltimore Richmond Asheville and Charlotte.
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Washington
Judiciary Conference of the United States
Maryland
Baltimore
Richmond
Asheville N.C
Charlotte, N.C
Fair Seats And Boxes On Sale Monday
Sale of grandstand boxes and reserved seats for the Frederick Fair begins Monday at the secretary’s office. The fair runs October 2 to 6 with day and night shows featuring harness races, county races, dog racing, Midwestern Hayride, and TV discoveries. Governor McKeldin attends Wednesday. Farmers Day Thursday and Children's Day Friday with free admission for children under 10. FFA judging contests and vocational agricultural classes participate Friday.
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Frederick
Fair
Rudynoff
Grimaldis
Texas Tommy
Chapmans
Jack Kochman
Hell
Theodore R. McKeldin
Central Maryland
Washington
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard Counties
Kids' Day Weather Keeps Plans In Limbo
Cloudy skies and a shower threat cloud Kids Day events at the Fair Grounds. Free Tivoli and Opera House films drew crowds while a noon Los Air Force program and grandstand acts awaited weather permitting. Temperature hovered around 47 to 62, with garden damage minimal and rain possibly canceling afternoon events.
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Tivoli
Opera House
Bath
Frederck Kiwanis Club
Los Air Force
Fair Grounds
Frederick Fair
Frederick High School
Rai
Submerged Object May Be Plane Off Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard and volunteers searched 30 hours for Tom Gastall after a fishing boat struck a submerged object near Sparrow s Point and Bear Creek. The 23 year old Orioles catcher radioed trouble before disappearing, with a lone seat cushion found as the only positive clue amid efforts to locate his single engine plane.
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Baltimore i
Tommy Gastall
Coast Guard
Boston University
Baltimore Orioles
Easton
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Harbor Field
Gastall
Bessie Snead
Sellers Point
Bear Creek
Patapsco
Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Steel
Navy
Mre. Snead
Gttard
Suez conference backs canal users association plan
A majority at the second London Suez conference signaled support for a new international body to manage ships through the canal. France held back, with Pineau signaling reservations, while Britain and the U.S. backed the SCUA concept though it lacks power to force Egypt.
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London UN
Assam
Egypt
SCUA
Perceace
France
Bustein
Christian Pineau
Pineau
ISCUA
Britain
United States
Dulles
Eisenhower
Winchester Hall
Olney
Maryland
C.nasser
Pikesville
Daly
Users’ Association
Frederick County
D.C
Steperick County Advisory Council
CD Services
Bty
C. D. Scua
London
Vol i Tme U.N. Security Council
Dickson
Maryland CD Administration
F S Matthews
MCDA
C. F. Rowland
American Red Cross
FCDA
Qlnev
Red Cross
Canal talks mix with fires and fanfare in tense week
A corn drying plant burned near Easton causing extensive damage while talks between SCUA and Nasser on canal operations unfold. The fire destroyed 5 000 to 10 000 bushels of seed corn and injured no one. Separately, violent high school fights erupted at Kezar Stadium drawing 20 police for a 20 000 crowd as court tests on tax issues surface and world leaders weigh Egypt's role in canal governance.
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Contro
McKenny Wallis Gem
Carling
St. Michaels
Oxford
Kezar Stadium
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