Frederick Fair Ticket Sale Brisk Brisk advance sale indicates strong attendance for Frederick Fair
An official of the Frederick County Agricultural Society reports brisk advance ticket sales for the 98th Frederick Fair starting Tuesday and running five days. Reserved seats in sections C D E are sold out with no advance sale for nightly stand attractions. Animals are arriving and tents are set up to handle overflow. Livestock departments are filling, goats moving to new barns, and a poultry tent to be erected. The fair features day racing Tuesday and Wednesday nights, with professional horses and county running horses. Exhibitors must own farm products and livestock entered.
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Adrance
Frederick
A.devin Renn
Cattle Committee
Highland Street
Pennes
Machiners Committee
Par- Hovlarty Rarnters
Seid
Maehier
Hoover Commission Returns 383000 to Treasury
The Hoover Commission, formed to streamline federal operations, ordered a refund of 383000 to the Treasury after a ruling on its funds. It halted work temporarily but was granted nine additional days for liquidation duties, a period that began today.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Eoongtay
Goseratoon
Beach
Mercert Hong
Congress
Yeork
Stocks Keep Moving Up
New York markets surged as trading accelerated with stocks rising several dollars a share. Ticker delays occurred as orders churned the market and buyers showed renewed appetite, though a few issues slipped. By early afternoon prices remained strong though easing from intraday highs.
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New York i
Trial Dates Set In Circuit Court
Circuit Court Judge Patrick M. Schnautter set trial dates for 17 defendants indic ted by the county grand jury. October 10 includes Diehl incest and McCafferty forgery, Cubitt false pretenses, Chapman escape. October 11 Shankle murder in the second degree, Weil Brothers forging, Tibbs false pretenses, Ambush bastardy. October 12 Boost larceny after trust. October 13 Delauney and Runkles bastardy, Diggs manslaughter. October 14 Lindsay gambling table license issues, Wes ley selling alcohol without license, Crebbs and Davis bastardy.
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Patrick M. Schnautter
David C. Diehl
James H. Johnson
Ruby A. McCafferty
John I. Cubitt
Robert L. Chapman
Erwin J
John Samuel Wesley Ralph Spurrier
David B. Crebbs
Reginald B. Davis
David ‘Hankosie
Yugoslavia
Samuel 3
Barrick
Schnauffer
Tankosie
John W. Pearcey
Sherit Horace M. Alexander
Sherit Alexander
Pearces
Schnauler
Alexander
Wilbur E. Gross
Scehnauffer
Yankees Lead 6-3 as Dodgers Fall Behind
The New York Yankees built a 6-3 lead after six innings in game one of the World Series against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Joe Callas hit two homers and Elsten Howard added one, while Cali Fiala and Dike Sines also homered. Don Newcombe was relieved in the sixth.
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Joe Callas
Elsten Howard
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Todas Brookliits
Cali Fiala
Dike Sniter
Don Newcombe
Yankees
Big Three Do Not Recognize East German Regime
In New York the Western Big Three said they do not recognize any East German regime. They assign responsibility for German and Berlin obligations to the Soviet Union and reaffirm that final frontiers await a peace settlement for all Germany. They endorse West Germany as the legitimate German government. The statement, by Dulles Macmillan and Pinay, precedes a Geneva meeting with Russia. Henrich von Brentano attended.
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New York
Berlin
Soviet Union
Germany
Federal Republic of Germany
West Germany
Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
Russia
Geneva
Henrich von Brentano
Disturbance fined and traffic citations listed
James Dorsey pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace in a West A i Saints street tavern and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Ernest Burner forfeited collateral after hurling a table during an altercation. Frank Maiole was fined 11.45 for reckless driving with suspension. Wilbur Williams was found guilty of improper operation and licensing violations, with fines and jail days imposed. Collateral forfeiture by Arthur E. Licks and fines for Walter Keeney, J Frederick, and John Repass cited for vehicle and equipment violations. Jerome Aviler cited for speeding.
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James &. Dorsey
North Bentz Street
I Saints Street
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Valai Wietgimtimie
Cena
Ernest M. Vurner
Phobus Avenue
Turner
Filis Carly
Market
Church Streets
Frank Hk. Maiole
Linden
N. J
William A. Boone Jr
Wilbur Williams
Robert le Storer
Arthur E. Licks
Klincharts Alley
Lcense
Walter E. Keeney
RFD
J. Frederick
U. 5
East
Storer
John H. Repass
South
Jerome K Aviler
Baltimore
U. S
Janet Hurricanes Ashore in British Honduras 115 mph Winds
Janet struck British Honduras early today with 115 mph winds. Reports show the storm near Quintana Roo moving about 20 mph earlier, with forecasts of possible inland weakening yet dangerous surf and wind extended across the Yucatan peninsula. Casualties and exact losses were unclear as observers awaited official tallies.
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Janet
Brittish Honduras
British Honduras
Diario de Yucatan
Quintana Roo
Mexico
Quintana Oo
Oncy
Misa
Sail
Weather Bureau
Sanald
Yucatan
Insila
Caribbean Sea
Policy of strength, Yeh at UN urges free world unity
Nationalist Foreign Minister George Yeh told the United Nations Assembly that the policy of strength by the free world blocks Soviet advance in Europe and Asia. He warned against trusting Soviet peace rhetoric, praised Eisenhower’s atoms for peace, and urged UN backing to liberate 50 million Chinese under Communist rule while cautioning against aiding the enslavers.
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United Nations
China
Free World
George K. C. Yeh
U.N. Assembly
Europe
Asia
Yeh
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Formosa
Tie
TB Case Sent To Court Here
County Health officers secured a warrant requiring Frederick resident Ray mond Bowie to appear in Circus Court Friday to explain why he has not entered a tuberculosis hospital. Dr. Forbes Burgess notes space was secured at state hospitals but Bowie failed to report. Bowie must choose hospital treatment or a correctional facility, first test of new TB law in the county.
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Frederick
Circus Court
State Board of Sealth
Forbes Burgess
Raymond Bowie
Lincoln Apartments
Bowe
Bach
Burgess
Bowie
Circuit Court
Asis County
Jaot
Health Department
Schools To Close For Teachers Meetings
Schools will close for two days as teachers meet at Frederick High School for a three day conference ending Saturday. This first pupil holiday of the year follows a later Friday observance known as Charlien's Day at the Fan with a special guest lineup and a theme on transformation. The University of Maryland also cancels its fall convocation and related events until student interest resumes.
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Veechers
Fredeick High School
College Park
University of Maryland
Wilson Ho Elkinn
Fargiw
Family Narrowly Escapes Injury In Baltimore Crash
A Baltimore family, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Muir and their two children, escaped serious harm when their sedan collided with a tractor trailer one mile south of Jefferson on LA 8 at 10:30 p.m. Mrs. Muir received minor facial and knee abrasions and was treated at Fred Memorial Hospital. Trooper James Tressier said the Muir car sustained about $400 damage and the truck about $75. The tractor trailer driver Joseph Smith, 23, of South Street, reportedly failed to see the Muir vehicle and began to pull out, leading to the collision. Smith was charged with yielding the right of way.
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Baltimore
Jefferson
P. A. Muir
West Lombard Street
South Street
Reat
Muir
Trent
James ‘Tressier
Smith
Boyer Transportation Company
Numbers Racket Charged By Senator
Senator Johnston, chairman of a Senate subcommittee, charged that a numbers racket affected the government's employee security program. He alleged that 449 Veterans Administration workers listed as Fired under the program were in the nonsecurity category and would have been hired anyway for other reasons. Meanwhile in Buenos Aires, authorities said Juan Peron, stranded on a Paraguayan gunboat in the River Plate, would likely receive a safe conduct to exile today.
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Wassengton
Ojn
Johnston
Hoy Thvles
Senate Civil Service
Eisenhower
Shgley
Veterans Administration
Peron
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
River Plate
Nixon says government operates smoothly amid Eisenhower illness
Vice President Nixon told reporters the government is functioning smoothly and there are no serious legal issues tied to Eisenhower's illness. He noted power would stay with the existing team and that a matter of transcendental importance could be referred to the President.
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Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Denver
Sen
Knowland
Senate
Ife
Knowlhind
Fliers survive Pacific plane crash after shark attack scene
A Flying Tiger plane carrying military supplies to Wake Island ditched at sea Friday night. Pilot Robert C. Hightower and copilot Anthans Machado survived 40 hours in the water after sharks mauled crew members. Navigator Domine Venkesen died in the wreckage and another navigator, Richard C. Olsen, was killed by sharks. Machado recounted the ordeal via radio and said life jackets helped them endure until rescue.
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Honolele Uf
Pacife
Fiesede Sing
Ther Wites
Flying Tiger Line
Wake Island
Okies
Copalot
Robert C. Hightower
Vallejo
Calif
Anthans Machado
Domine Venkesen
Sepulveda
Richard C. Olsen
Machado
Flan
Machade
Warren F. Gin
Mme
Varhada
Baby Marcus Kidnapping Ends With Return in Stockton
A San Francisco woman, 27, claimed pregnancy to steal a baby from Mt. Zion and surrendered the day-old Robert Marcus to a Catholic priest in Stockton after deceiving her husband. Police said the infant is the Marcus child. doctors await blood and footprint tests while FBI agents assisted in the arrest.
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Robert Marcus
Fficers
San Francisco
Jack O'Keefe
Belly Benedicta
Stockton
Allen McCoy
St. Mary's Parish
Sanford Marcus
Benedicto
O’keefe
Marcus
Robert
O'Keefe
Marcus Benedicto
Dr. Mares
Keefe
Los Angeles
Vinother
Papa Benedicto
Mt. Zion Hospital
Chile
St Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Lynwood Hospital
Benetivto
Dr. Marcus
Marceus
Father McCoy
FBI
Vicious Typhoon Heads for Japan
Typhoon Louise, described as the season’s most vicious storm, bears a steady path toward southern Japan. It is expected to be 125 miles south-southeast of Kyushu by tomorrow afternoon, threatening a region with a large portion of the country’s unharvested rice crop.
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Japan
Louise
Kyushu
President Eisenhower Improves After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower’s doctors report another comfortable night and satisfactory progress toward recovery at Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver. The White House bulletin says he slept well from 8:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m., with no complications, fueling cautious optimism about a return to duties within about 30 days.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
White House
Byron E. Pollock
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Washington
Fitzsimons
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Moscow
Russia
Stoess
Geneva
Local Restaurant License Placed on Six Months Probation
The beer and wine license of Mary’s Dutch Kitchen on North Market Street was put on six months probation by License Commissioner Gail Catshall after a hearing on noise and disorder complaints. Preston E. and Mary A. Hockensmith, principals of Moore-Payne Inc., faced show cause for possible revocation or suspension. Police reports cited disturbances, but testimony indicated only one incident involved tavern operations. the commission issued a warning to deter further misconduct.
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Gail Catshall
Mary’ Dutch Kitchen
North Market Street
Preston E
Mary A Hockensmith
Moore-Payne, Inc
Hockensmiths
Edwin F. Nikirk
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Moore-Paine, Inc
Austin James
Hockensmith
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