Linden Hills sewer project finished after major work
Final inspection conducted on the Linden Hills storm water sewer contract as W F Wilson and Sons completes the Linden Hills project at about 98 000 dollars. A 10 million gallon clear water pond near Linganore filtration plant is 75 percent done with L R Waesche and Sons building a spillway and piping to Linganore Creek. Forecasters warn of possible showers by Wednesday while Fairview avenue extension progresses and Hood College farm roadway near completion.
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Linden Hills
Linganore
W. F. Wilson and Sons
Brookeville
U.S. 40
Carroll Creek
Grove Boulevard
Watkins Acres
L. R. Waesche and Sons
Thurmont
Linganore Creek
Fishing Creek
Fairview Avenue
Seventh
Prepare For Fall Seeding In Maryland And Delaware
Farmers in Maryland and Delaware prepared land for seeding small grain while reporting rye nearly three fourths in the ground and wheat seeding expected in early October. Rain is needed as soil moisture splits between normal and dry, with fall apples heavy and corn maturing and being cut. Weather cooled slightly after a briefly warm spell, with weekly precipitation mostly one half to two inches. Fire prevention parade honors veteran Baltimore firemen from the 1904 blaze, with crews from Washington and Chester on hand, while motors were in demand in early New York trading.
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College Park
MdAm
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland-Delaware
University of Maryland
Extension Service
Oakland
Garrett County
Lastmont
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Chester
Grandmother Delivers Triplets in Danbury Hospital
In Danbury Connecticut Mrs Edward Schiemmer, a 41-year-old grandmother, delivered three more children after expecting her 15th. A son arrived at 6 26 a m, another at 6 59 a m, and a daughter at 8 04 a m. The newborn girl was placed in an incubator as a precaution. The mother and family include 14 prior children with three oldest daughters married.
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Danbury. Conn
Edward Schiemmer
Danbury Hospital
Danbury
4-H Exhibits Prepared For Frederick Fair
Girls 4 H clubs finalize preparations for the Frederick Fair next week. Exhibits will occupy remodeled spaces with added shelves for baked and canned goods. Baked goods will be accepted Monday. judging starts Tuesday at nine with 23 clubs involved. Local club leaders and area volunteers assist with entries and supervision.
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Frederick Fair
Fair Association
Miss Lovington
Homemakers Clubs
Janet McDevitt
Dixie Moore
Georgianne Masser
Mt Pleasant
Mary Alice Cissell
Rachel
Charlotte Remsberg
Buckeystown
Pat Smith
Charlotte Stiles
New Market
Dorothy McBride
Ruth Beachley
Middletown
Ruth Keller
Lois Hildebrand
Jefferson Club
Harold McDevitt
Mr Pleasant
Joel Koehl
Shackstown
University of Maryland
B. Murat Seibert
Caroline Ridgely
Howard County
Harvey Hill
Carroll County
Gordon Umstead
Montgomery County
Earle Blankner
Carl Schmel
Henry Magaha
Prospect
Walford Wolfe
Wolfsville
George Nicholson
New Midway
Carroll Harp
Johnsville
New Drugs Shake Tuberculosis Fight
Dr Selman A Waksman at the International Union Against Tuberculosis conference in Madrid says antibiotics have reduced tuberculosis rank from first to tenth in killer potential. Streptomycin remains a key weapon but is not a cure. He cautions more work is needed.
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Madrid
Spain
Selman A. Waksman
International Union Against Tuberculosis
Rutgers University
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Expands Maryland Facilities
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. of Baltimore authorized $5,000,000 for Maryland improvements. The largest share, $3,884,009, funds numerous small projects. Outside cables, wire, and poles receive $227,000 as part of a $1,300,000 dial system project at Woodlawn, with additional spending at Towson, Abrutus, Annapolis, Bowie, Havre de Grace, and Cumberland.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
Woodlawn
Towson
Abrutus
Annapolis
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Cumberland
Nine-Power Conference Opens With Positive Signals
London reports a promising start as nine foreign ministers including Spaak Pearson Eden and Adenauer convene at Lancaster House to address West German sovereignty rearmament and Saar status. Eden chairs and proposes a 50 day timetable aiming for a final agreement subject to parliamentary ratifications. France presses Saar issue amid plans for broader European administration.
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London
Paul-Henri Spaak
Lancaster House
Echoing Spaak
Lester Pearson
Anthony Eden
U.S
Doles
Spaak
Pearson
Mendes- France
Konrad Adenauer
Gaetano Marling
Italy
Johan Beyens
Netherlands
Joseph Beck
Luxembourg
Saar
Eden
West Germany
West Europe
France
Britain
United States
Bonn Republic
Ted
Council of Europe
Council
Kickoff Meeting Draws Frederick Republicans in Hagerstown
Eleven Frederick county Republican workers and candidates attend a campaign kickoff breakfast in Hagerstown. Gov Theodore R McKeelin delivers the morning address with McKeedins platform. Attendees include Gen Edward D E Rollins and Rep DeWitt S Hyde, both seeking reelection.
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Republican Party
Frederick County
Siuth
Hagerstown
John A. Derr
Frederick
Theodore R. McKeidin
Army
Edward D. E. Rollins
DeWitt S. Hyde
Grayson Doub
Helen Remsburg
Hilda Croghan
E. Hart Etchison
Mehri F. Warhter
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Joseph B Payne
Melvin H. Derr
George B. Delaplaine
Holmes ‘Fout
53 Lives Lost In Indian Train Wreck
Bombay India e An express plunged into icy flood waters near Hyderabad early today. At least 53 people were killed or listed missing with 18 bodies recovered by morning. About 600 passengers slept aboard the train when a flood-weakened bridge collapsed beneath it near Aler station. Eight railwaymen and 27 Indian troops were missing, and 30 passengers were hospitalized. A separate Baltimore item reports 14 month old Jacqueline Lea Heller killed by a milk truck at a family drive.
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Bombay
India
Mer
Hyderabad
Ferry Toya Maru Disaster Death Toll Tops 1,172
Japan divers today began removing bodies from the sunken Toya Maru hull after the typhoon capsized. Most victims were Americans and Japanese, with 173 survivors among 1,341 aboard. A U S Air Force helicopter laid white flowers in Hakodate harbor as the death toll mounted.
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Harodate
Japan
Hakodate Harbor
National Rural Police
Japan National Railways
U.S. Air Force
99Th Field Artillery Battalion
Wide Search For Missing Boy Aged 8
An estimated 200000 people across Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota prepared for a citywide hunt for 8-year-old Jimmy Bremmer missing in Sioux City since Aug 31. Detectives call it the most baffling case as National Guard and police lead a large search urging firms to inspect premises at 1 pm and residents to inspect homes at 5 pm.
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Stoux City
Towa
Ipan
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Clies
Jimmy Bremmer
Joseph Bremmer
Harry Gibbons
Sioux City
National Guard
Segregation in Churches Must End Says Episcopal News
The Episcopal Church News calls for ending segregation in churches, stating it is a denial of Christianity and suggests Jesus Christ died for all, not a select few. The unreleased issue argues segregation contradicts Christian equality and should end regardless of any Supreme Court ruling.
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New York
The
Episcopal Church News
Supreme
Goof Balls Target Teens In Benadrine Pill Scandal
Los Angeles juvenile officer Sgt. Joe Hampton told a Senate panel that doctors in California profit from selling benzedrine pills to teens. He described pills bought for 31.75 per thousand and resold at 50 for 35, noting a case where a 1 300 pill sale led to a girl hosting a violent sex orgy. A plan to require doctor address changes was urged.
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Los Angeles
California
U.S. Senate
Joe Hampton
Southern California Juvenile Officers Assn
Anitaré
Deen
Sgt. Hampton
Hampton
Robert Hendrickson JR
Imo
Polish Official Granted Asylum In United States
A Polish security official from the Communist government has fled to the United States and received temporary entry asylum. Josef Swiatla, 39, former deputy chief of department 10 of the Polish Ministry of Public Security in Warsaw, was granted entry at the request of the State Department, as announced by Attorney General Brownell. Department of Justice notes that department 10 guards the Polish Communist party and regime against subversives.
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Washington
Poland
United States
Atty
Brownell
State Department
Josef Swiatla
Swiatla
Ministry of Public Security
Warsaw
Justice Department
No. 10
Tree Honoring Eisenhower Vandalized at Gettysburg
A 22 foot northern pine dedicated to President Eisenhower by World War I and II tank corps veterans at Camp Colt Gettysburg National Park was chopped with an axe and probably ruined. Superintendent J Walter Coleman noted the act as part of a string of vandalism over the long weekend.
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Gettasburg. Pa
Getsburg
Easenhower
J. Walter Coleman
Gettssburg National Park
Coleman
Tank Corps
iCamp Colt
Roberts On Way To Jail In Florida
James T. Roberts and two Miami deputies escort him toward Miami to stand trial for murdering his daughter Judith Ann Carmel. The case drew wide coverage as they travel through Virginia with Roberts manacled and likely four nights in jails along the route. Judith Ann vanished July 7. her body was found near Biscayne Bay hours later.
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Miami
Fla
James T. Roberts
Roberts
Judith Ann
Virgina
Earl Venne
William McCrory
Biscayne Bay
Mit Sosin
Miami Daily News
Baltimore
Harry Rosenberg
Hyde to Speak at Frederick County Republican Women Luncheon
Congressman DeWitt S. Hyde will address the first fall luncheon of the Frederick County Republican Women's Club on Saturday at 12 30 at Hotel Frederick. A morning business meeting at 11 precedes the luncheon with Republican candidates expected to attend. Reservations are available at the hotel. Miss Helen Remsburg chairs the club and Mrs Hilda Croghan aids the arrangements committee.
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DeWitt S. Hyde
Frederick County
Republican Women's Club
Hotel Frederick
Helen Remsburg
Hilda Croghan
Labor Party Backs Attlee at Scarborough Conference
In Scarborough England Britain's Labor party approved Clement Attlee's call for German rearmament by a narrow margin of 248000, with 3270000 supporting and 3022000 opposing. Delegates rejected Aneurin Bevan's motion for an outright ban by 3281000 to 2190000. James Campbell of the Railway Men's Union spoke against the Attlee position urging fear in the world.
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Scarborough
England
Britain
Labor Party Today
Clement Attlee
Aneurin Bevan
James Campbell
Railway Men's Union
Humphrey Addresses World Bank Meeting
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey urged world nations at the World Bank IMF annual meeting to inspire confidence and be ready to offer attractive returns to attract private investment. Other participants included Britain's Chancellor Butler, Eugenio Gudin of Brazil, India's Deshmukh, and Holland's Van de Kieft.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Free ‘World Nations
RK. A. Butler
Britain
Eugenio Gudin
Brazil
India
Chintaman D. Deshmukh
Holland
Johann van de Kieft
World Bank and
International Monetary Fund
Arthur Fadden
Fund
United States
Fadden
U.S
Letter Presented to Bishop at Washington Testimonial
John Wesley's 1764 letter to his brother Charles was shown to Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam at a Washington testimonial dinner. The event drew hundreds of lay members from Maryland Delaware DC and parts of PA and WV. The guest of honor praised by Floyd W Woodcock Gov Mechellein and others, with Oxnam remarking on a World Council of Churches meeting.
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Baltimore
John Wesley
Charles
G.bromley Oxnam
Washington
Oxnam
Methodist Church
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Floyd W. Woodcock
Wilming
Del
Bishop Oxnam
Mecheldin
World Council of Churches
Exanstom
Navy airman on trial for Wave slaying in Leonardtown
21 year old Carl Willis Strickland, a Navy airman from Rocky Mount North Carolina, faced trial in Leonardtown Maryland for the murder of a 26 year old Wave who planned to leave the service soon to marry another sailor.
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GGES
Leonardtown
Carl Willis Strickland
Rocky Mount
N.C
Five Day Forecast For Western Maryland and Beyond
Increasing cloudiness and warm Wednesday with showers likely late in the day or at night and on Thursday. Cooler Thursday with fair conditions. Much cooler Friday then mild at week end with showers likely again Sunday. Highs in 70s and mornings near 40s. western Maryland temperatures near 70s? east of mountains 40s to 50s.
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Maryland
Milford school boycott leaves two thirds of pupils home
Milford Delaware reports more than two thirds of students boycott the newly integrated school for a second day amid violence threats and intimidation. 509 of 1,562 pupils attended, a rise from yesterday, as 11 African American pupils return in private cars or with white classmates.
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Milford
George R. Miller
Lincoln
Lincoln School
Miller
Wilmington
Eisenhower Seats Conference With Stevens and Ridgway
President Eisenhower called a conference with Secretary of the Army Stevens and Army Chief of Staff General Ridgway at his Colorado vacation headquarters. Murray Snyder said no emergency prompted the meeting and declined to give a reason. Stevens met the President briefly in Oregon last Thursday at the McNary Dam ceremonies. Ridgway and Eisenhower had not spoken since the Colorado vacation began August 21.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Stevens
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Murray Snyder
Oregon
McNary Dam
Ridgway
Colorado
Driver Acquitted In Peoples Court Case
Francis Eugene Metz of Frederick was acquitted of failing to stop before entering a through highway. State Trooper Donald Bowser filed the charge on Sept 13 at US 404 and Edgemont Road. Metz argued he stopped and left his mother out of the car. Several motorists forfeited collateral for speeding on various roads, with fines ranging from $16.45 to $26.43. arrests were by Troopers Muir, Bowman and Lewis.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Francis Eugene Metz
RFD
Frederick
Donald Bowser
Edgemont Road
Metz
Paul L. Kreps
Sharpsburg
Middletown
Ben Mirnoff
Cleveland
Braddock Mountain
Ralph Richards
Baltimore
John Francis Cabral
Washington
U.S
Robert Muir
Harry Bowman
Carlton Lewis
New World Bill of Rights Drafted Without US or USSR
A draft world bill of rights for stateless people was prepared for signing in United Nations, New York. Neither the United States nor the Soviet Union took part in the proceedings.
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United Nations
N.Y. Gra
United States
Soviet Union
Asylum Request Landed With Two Seated Plane at Graz
A two seat sports plane landed in Graz inside British occupied Austria today. The two occupants, Yugoslav nationals, sought asylum. German authorities reported the incident and began standard refugee procedures.
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ASN
Asylum Vienna LP
Graz
Austria
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