New United Ambulance Is Provided
A new Cadillac-based ambulance is introduced for Unit Steam Engine Company No. It features four patient capacity, higher headroom, power brakes and steering, oxygen and blood transfusion equipment, and a climate control system. The old ambulance is traded in, with a dedication dinner planned at the engine house on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit Steam Engine Company No
Superior Coach Corporation of
Lima
Compeny
South Market Street
Alton
Bennett
James Bu. Marrone
Compan
W. Verl Forney
William Storm
Edward Dol. Storm
William M Moore
Roger Eshenkie
Robert L. Shankle
Kerneth L. Keefer
Ernest M. Shans
Robert Muler
Eisenhower Signs Bill Allowing Higher Bond Rates
President Eisenhower signed a bill permitting higher interest on government savings bonds and backed Treasury plans to raise the rate to 3 percent. He urged Congress to remove the ceiling entirely in the next session, arguing stronger savings fortify peace. The measure lifts the 4 percent limit on long term issues and aims to boost bond appeal amid inflation concerns.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Percer
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Dora's Ball Found. Doral Missing
A report notes that Dora's ball was located while Doral remains missing. No further details on search scope or location are provided in the item.
Hyattsville Fire Damages Four Buildings
A fire in Hyattsville Maryland caused over 10000 in damage to four commercial buildings opposite the Cottage City fire house. The blaze at about 1 15 a m drew crews from five volunteer companies and the cause was not immediately determined.
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Hyattsville, Md
Cottage City
Rally Fizzles as New York Stocks wobble midday
AP reports a stock market rally fizzled in New York with uneven prices. Trading remained fairly active as key stocks moved from fractional gains to losses up to a point.
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New York
Weather Temperatures and Precipitation Report
The 24 hour temperatures and rainfall totals compiled by The Associated Press summarize conditions across multiple locations. Data reflects highs and lows, precipitation amounts, and notable weather patterns recorded through the period ending at a.m. local time.
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The
Associated Press
4 H beef show at Great Frederick Fair draws youth rivals
New Market 4 H club members Betty and Kay Huebner and others compete against Middletown Junior H Club and Johnsville Libetytown group with thirteen beef animals in a 4 H beef show. Judging by finish weight conformation and presentation, with Bord Whittle from the University of Maryland overseeing.
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Ers
Brothers of Milies
Memb
Frederick
Premis Angus
Betty
Kay
James
Gerry Huebner
New Market
Hoe
Hiamsville
Sarah
Myron Ahal
Middletown
Jerry
Clifford
Alice Hewner
Johnsville
Libertytown
Bord Whittle
University of Maryland
Angus Steers
William C. Wiliam Wagaman
McBride
J. Huevner
Shotthom
J. Hevner
Annual Fair Opens Next Tuesday
The fair opens next Tuesday with reserved grandstand seats selling Wednesday at the secretary’s office. Grandstand admission is free otherwise. Act shows include June Taylor dancers, the Simru Duo aerial act, Pun d Pupi puppets, Johnny Woods, Spring Garden band, and the Kochman drag drivers. Judges begin Tuesday morning to select prizes. entries must be at the fairgrounds by five Monday.
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Pie Frede
Yun
Fairgrounds
Wade Hursey
Fair Board
June Taylor
Television Fame
Simru
D Pupi
Johnny Woods
Spring Garden
Jac “Hell
Kochman
Sharness
J. Millard Tawes
Farmer's Dar
County Farm Bureau
Fairounds
A. Irvin Renan
rank N_ Stauffer
Emmons C_ Sanner
Clyde W. Smith
John L. Shaw
Frank N_ Stauffer
John T. Best Jr
Frank N. St
Harry C. Dorcus
N. Stauffer
Lloyd C. Culer
Wade F_ Hi
Horace M. Alexander
Driest September Outlook Grips Local Weather and Water
The month peers to become one of the driest Septembers on record with just 0.48 inch of rain at the airport official station. Reservoirs fall further as Fishing Creek level drops to seven feet four inches in a 77 million gallon dam, with Springs drying up and no rain forecast. Forecasters predict highs near 85 degrees and mild nights around 63 as drought persists.
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Mercury
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Saturn
Khrushchev greeted by girls with roses in San Francisco
Two girls wait two hours in Khrushchev's hotel lobby and present American Beauty roses to the Soviet premier. He kisses both on the cheek. Ainalee Carlson and Patrice Philock, ages 11 and 5, participate with their mothers noting the gesture as respectful to the visiting head of state.
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San Francisco
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Ainalee Carlson
Patrice Philock
Donald Carlson
Ainalee
Patrice
Mildred Philock
185 Detrick Employees To Get Awards
185 Fort Detrick employees will receive length of service awards at a Wednesday afternoon ceremony in the Post theater starting at 3 30. Mayor Ramsburg and James H. Grove will lead a delegation of city and county leaders with Lt Col Clyde H West Brook as master of ceremonies.
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Ammny
Fort Detrick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
James H. Grove
Frederick
Riley D. Housewright
Lerordd. Fothergill
Fort Derrick
Civilian Welfare Council
Matthew L. H. Boring
Ieck Engineering
William E. Day
Desirie T. Provost
Veronica Callett
John L. Converse
Harriet S. Falk
Beverley G. Furry
Bloyce C. Lewis
Maurice F. Orris
Victor 5
Palmer
Nelson D. Reifsnider
Rodney E. Willard
Clyde
Abrecht Jr
Ben C. Adams Sr
Frank R. Adams Jr
George W. Anderson
William S. Annan
Earl W. Bachiell Sr
Rush R. Baker
Mark H. Baker
E. Rebecca Barbello
Paul M. Beac
James M. Beebe
Arlington L. Beil
Carl J. Bender Jr
Dorothy M. Bentz
Eugene F. Bishop
Carl M. Boone
Howard M. Borer
Lester W. Boyer
Kenneth R. Bromfield
George W. Fulmer
Vernon M. Gambili
Dominic F. Gas Jbarri
Rita F. Giesken
Dudley P. Glick
Jack E. Gray
Nicholas Hanon
Eugene M Hamory
Robert Crane
Frank M. Harris
James C. Hardy
Elmer L. Harp
Hubert A. Harp Sr
Tulian Ablars
Lawrence A. Harris
Ralph M. Harris
Lloyd D. Heatherly
Richard T. Heckert
John S. Herrick
Kiyoshi Higuchi
Charles E. Hildebrand
William R Hinshaw
John F. Hoffman
Lee F. Hoffman
Charles D. Hoffmaster
John R. Huff
Leon
Idsine
Joseph L. Ingram
Robert F. Jaeger
Everett E. Johns
William B Johnson
James B. Keyser
Betty J. Kinna
Frederick Klein
Allen R. Knott
Paul F. Koogle
Lazarus L. Kupferberg
William H. Lare
Edgar W. Lar
Son
Frances M. Latterell
Gerald F. Logan Jr
Alsa
Joseph L. Long
Norman L. Long
Charles C. Masemore
Chris T. Matthews
Elizabeth C. Mayo
George W. McBride
Virginia G. McGann
Howard W. McKnight
Clarence W. Merica
William S. Miller
Aaron L Miss
Hood College welcomes 12 new faculty for 1959 60
Hood College opens its 1959 60 school year Thursday with 12 new faculty members across education music modern languages home economics chemistry and history. New hires include Margaret Munn in education Charles Warner in music Betsy Meadows in education nursery school leadership Marguerite Siegrist in modern languages and two part time instructors in home economics and English.
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Michigan
California
Colbia
Brooklyn College
Charles J. Warer
Peter Flanders
Warner
St. Lawrence University
Colorado College
Hood College
Betsy Jane Meadows
Lora Kirby
Miss Weadows
Tiit College
Georgia Teachers College
Nwo
Merrill-Palmer School
Detroit
Marguerite Elisabeth Siegrist
French House
Emile Stadier
Switzerland
Siegrist
Switzerische Alpine Arttelschule
Davos
Jeanette Pelcovits
Bette’ Morris
Helen MacLean
Mark Morris
Fort Detrick
Jane Annette Burt
Marjorie E. Wright
Miss Burt
Belsit College
University of Connecticut
England
Connecticut
New Mexico
Millicent Goldschmidt
Frederick
George Washington Research Laboratory
Eugene P Goldschmidt
Detrick
Stephen Hardu
Henry Muller
New York State
Hardu
U.S
Hungary
University of Agriculture
Budapest
Marlboro College
Vermont
Amherst College
Safety For Khrushchev In Washington
Washington police chief pledged full security for Nikita Khrushchev in the Washington area after his return, saying no location would be off limits and the team would ensure safe access wherever he wished to go. A separate Havana report said 40 ex-soldiers and civilians were arrested in a conspiracy against Fidel Castro, with no comment from officials.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Robert V. Murray
Havana
Fidel Castro
Briefcase on curb holds 578000 in checks unseen
A Lancaster police report notes a briefcase containing more than 278000 in checks and blank mower orders lay on a curb for hours. The case disappeared from Parked auto after driver Streetman exited, with investigations tracing movements and identifying the dropping incident.
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Lancaster. Pa
Monta Agen
Shellmatter. of
Lancaster
Strettman
Exor American
U S and Soviet scientists hold cooperative energy talks
In San Francisco top atomic experts V S Yemelyanov and Edward Teller met to discuss closer contacts and joint peaceful uses of atomic energy. The delegation toured the Stanford Research Institute and heard of a high speed duplicating machine.
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San Francisco
Soviet Union
United States
V. S. Yemelyanov
Edward Teller
University of California
Radiation Laboratory
Yemelyanov
Stanford Research Institute
Nikita Khrushcev
Yemelianov
Teller
J. C. Geiger
Hea
A. ¥. Markov
Khrushchev
US. State Department
Sere Sul Waitmma
Khrushchev Seeks Peace in West Coast Farm Tour
AP dispatch describes Nikita Khrushchev leaving Iowa after a jovial Midwest visit. He meets Des Moines officials, tours a farm implement plant, speaks at a dinner, and plans a farm visit at Coon Rapids. He praises San Francisco hospitality and urges disarmament and peace treaties, stressing friendship with the American people and government.
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San Francisco
Nikita Khrushchev
Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
Iowa
Des Moines
Coon Rapids
Akhrushchev
Eisenhower
Washington
Khrushchev
West Coast
Soviet Union
Kirushchev
East Germany
United States
Khrushchev joke on house arrest quote from Izvestia editor
Soviet readers were told Premier Khrushchev joked about being under house arrest in the United States after a whistlestop talk with plain Americans. Alexei Adzhubei, Khrushchev's son in law and Izvestia editor, said Khrushchev quipped upon returning from a trip that he had been free for six days and breathed American air.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United State
Alexei Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Asir
Adzhubei
Chey
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Harry Prongas
Rocky Ridge
Frederick Community College
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