Auto Hits Fire Plug and Mail Box on Market Street
A Ford Thunderbird driven by Boyd Scott Godlove 33 of Washington was wrecked Friday about 11 17 p m on South Market Street Speaks Lane near Cemetery Hill. Police say excessive speed caused loss of control. Godlove sustained internal injuries and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition. The car, demolished, caused about 2000 in damage after striking a fire plug fence post and tree. Investigators continue as Godlove recovers.
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South Market Street
Speaks Lane
Cemetery Hill
Boyd Scott Godlove
Plaza Hotel
Washington
Frederick
Godlove
United Ambulance
Denver Shock and Office
Nathan Dorsey
Gordlove
Kidnaper Bungled Each Step In Washington Case
Everett Washington George B Collins admitted planning a kidnapping that netted a ransom of 10 000 which was not paid He and Katherine Myers 21 faced first degree kidnapping charges After the lineup the Crary family child was identified as the kidnapped boy and the pair were charged with possible life term or death by hanging based on jurys decision
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Everett. Wash. i
George B. Collins
Katherine Myers
Ed Crary
Edmonds
Lee Crary
Collins
Snohomish
Bob Twitchell
Tee
Miss Myers
Superior Court
Thomas Stiger
Washington
Soldier Found Hanged in Tokyo Barracks
A 22 year-old Maryland soldier, Bruce Edward Binger, a motor pool dispatcher, was found dead by a fellow GI in his Tokyo barracks. The Army attributed the death to hanging and said the soldier appeared despondent due to personal problems. He was the son of Mrs Ada W. Binger of Hail, Md.
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Maryland
Army
I Pic
Bruce Edward Binger
Motor Pool
Binger
Ada
W. Binger
Hail
Sculptor Coppini Dies in Texas at 87 An Italian born artist
Pompeo Coppini the Italian born sculptor whose first American work was the Key monument in Frederick died in San Antonio Texas at age 87. He arrived in the United States in 1896 and later moved to Texas in 1901 where he gained prominence as the Souths leading sculptor. His notable works include the Key monument at Mount Olivet Cemetery the Jefferson Davis statue cenotaph on Alamo Plaza and a George Washington monument for the University of Texas.
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Pompeo Coppini
America
Francis Scott Ker
Frederick
San Antonio
Tex
St. Coppini
United States
Italy
Alexander Doyle
New York
Doyle
Maine
Hatian
Key
Crofiteer
Thut
Mount Olivet
Coppini
Rich’mond P. Hobson
Charles Broadway Rouss
University of Virginia
Texas
Jefferson Davis
South
Alamo Plaza
George Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
University of Texas
Slow Warming Trend Is Due For State
The weatherman forecasts a slow warming trend starting today after near freezing across Maryland. Readings ranged from 23 in Oakland to 37 at the State Police barracks with many areas reporting frost and subfreezing lows overnight. The trend is expected to ease into early next week as temperatures warm.
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Tee Associated Press
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Oakland
Lavale
Cumberland
Waldorf
Salisbury
Unionville
Singanore
May Call Arkansas Legislature Amid Integration Crisis
Gov Faubus signaled possible emergency session of the Arkansas Legislature amid the Little Rock integration crisis. Reports note cold frost affecting crops and fruit color improving with cool nights and sunshine, with conditions varying by county.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Farlier
Carta
Taneytown
Carroll County
Fancy Town
Linganore Plant
Aretaker Frank Weddle
Xormel
Turkey Presses UN On Syrian Arms Buildup
Turkey voiced alarm at Soviet supplied arms reaching Syria and said Syrian independence is vital to Turkey s security. Ambassador Seyfullah Esin told the General Assembly Turkey is watching events closely amid border maneuvers and amid Soviet accusations of false rumors aimed at harming Turkish Syrian ties.
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United Nations
Syria
Turkey
Seyfullah Esin
Generals Assembly
Soviet Union
Russia
Esin
V. V. Kuznetsov
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Kuznetsov
Salah Bitat
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Ihharges
Civil rights clash at Central High guards students in weekend
Army troops guard nine Negro students at Central High as week ends with no demonstrations. Paratroopers accompany students between classes while 6,000 spectators watch Central High beat Istrouma 15 to 6 at the campus stadium amid no incidents. Fall business signs show a mixed economy with auto sales leading a tentative pickup and inflation and credit curbs shaping cautious optimism.
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fSrst Airborne Division
Istrouma High
Baton Rouge
New York
Detroit
Eisenhower
L. L. Colbert
Chrysler Corp
NATO Air Sea Drills End With Mixed U S British Readouts
NATO air sea maneuvers in the North Sea wrapped up as U S and British commanders clashed over the carrier force’s ability to withstand submarine attacks. Admiral Jerauld Wright praised results while British officers warned of insufficient forces. American spokesmen cautioned phases of operations differed and no conflict in their accounts.
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North Sea
U.S
Jerauld Wright
NATO
John iEeeles
Bryant Reynolds
Eccles
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Soviet Union
Three Killed In Car Crash Near York Road
A car plunged from a road and fell 30 feet near Cockeysville killing three men and injuring a fourth. Deceased are Sixie Pagan Colon 29 Dania Broward Fia Manuel Pagan Colon and Eliezer Torres. Francisco Rivera 23 of Elverson Pa was injured with a possible broken jaw and internal injuries. Fire units also reported a house fire on Gas House Pike at 12 20 p m.
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Cocbeysville
Baltimore County
Sixie Pagan Colon
Dania Broward
Fia
Manuel Pagan Colot
Eliezer Torres
Francisco, Rivera
Elverson
Chester County
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Rivera
York
Gunpowder Falls
Inter-Faith Ball Set For October 26
Three local groups B Nai B Rith Tall Cedars and Knights of Columbus sponsor the annual Interfaith Ball to be held October 26 with tickets going on sale Monday. Julius Jacobson of B Nai B Rith is general chairman. The Joe Dowling orchestra will provide music from nine to midnight in a sabre style dance.
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B’rith
Tail Cedars
Knights of Columbus
Yalc.a
Julius Jacobson
B’nai B’rith
Austin Thomas
T. V. Levinson
Durward Kettells
James Ewing
Tall Cedars
Max Paley
Mr Jacobson
Joe Dowling
Atomic test blast lights Nevada sky in 23rd shot
The 23rd and next to last test in the series exploded at the Atomic Test Site Nevada at 5 a.m. PDT. Observers across Las Vegas Angel Peak and as far as Los Angeles and San Francisco reported a bright white flash and a pinkish-orange fireball with a 30,000 foot mushroom cloud. Weather in the Northeast remained nippy as summer faltered across the Plains, with cooler nights and scattered rain in the Southeast.
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Am Observer
Las Vegas
Angel Peak
Ground Zero
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Charleston
Desert
Plans To Extend Westbrook Development Announced
Hamilton Homes with Frederick developers announced plans to extend Westbrook a suburban development west of Watkins Acres. The project includes 62 lots from a quarter to three quarters of an acre for custom homes priced 20000 to 50000 dollars. Streets will extend Kline and Fairview avenues to West Patrick street with utilities and paving planned. The value of completed real estate is estimated near two million dollars. Ben-Drer and Associates designed the plans approved by the City Planning Commission. Construction to begin soon with public access expected in the near future.
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Frederick
Westbrook
West Frederick
Patrick Street
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Kline
Fairview Avenues
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Fairview Avenue
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Hamiltonia
Hamilton Homes Project
Eline and Fair"Homes
Carrol Parkway
Fori
Eisenhower accuses Fau bajo m of backing mobs in Little Rock crisis
President Eisenhower indirectly criticizes Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus for urging state actions that empowered mobs resisting federal court orders over integration. He says using police powers to protect court orders was essential to preserve the Union and prevent dissolution. The telegram responds to Senator Russell D. Long’s protest over federal troops and National Guard actions in Little Rock.
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R. I
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval Faulbus
Littl Rock
Vuncule
Sen
Russell DiGa
Little Rock
Hitler
Russell
Lite Rock
Faubus
State of
Arkansas National Guard
Central High School
Hassell Furtther
National Guard
Inadequate Brakes Start Runaway Truck
The Interstate Commerce Commission blamed inadequate brakes for a heavily loaded truck runaway on Summit Mountain Pennsylvania. It sped through Hopwood at 30 mph July 31 with no injuries. State trooper Ren Silbaugh warned the vehicle to clear the way and the truck halted after passing theaters. The Tivoli theater Co. owned the truck, dispatched in unsafe condition. Kiwanis Club sponsored Kids Day and a three hour air show followed at Frederick airport.
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Inter-state Commerce Commission
Summit Mountain
Pennsylvania
Hopwood
Ren Silbaugh
Kiwanis Club
Tivoli Theater
Fairmont
Frederick
Baltimore
Chiwuumy
Billy Graham sermons in Teaneck urge Christ to end chaos
Evangelist Billy Graham addressed about 7500 suburbanites at the Teaneck Armory urging people to seek Christ as a cure for societal turmoil. He warned of moral decline, warned about television and drugs, and noted global racial tensions as symptoms of a deeper human problem. About 50 attendees moved forward to make decisions for Christ after the talk.
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Teaneck
N. J
Bill Graham
Graham
Teaneck Armory
New Jersey
United States
God
Christ
Little Rock
Middle East
India
Japan
Jas McSherry To Head Dollars For Democrats Drive
James McSherry of Frederick was named chair man of the Frederick county Dollars for Democrats Drive by State Chairman Samuel W. Barrick. The appointment sets plans to form a committee and pursue a county wide fundraising effort with a national scale goal to be announced.
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James McSherry
Frederick
Frederick County
Samuel W. Barrick
McSherry
McSperry
Archbishop Keough Begins Health Cruise to Cannes
Archbishop Francis P. Keough of Baltimore sails today on the Independence for a health cruise to Cannes France. He will spend days there and then return to the United States. The 66 year old prelate says the trip is for rest, not to see Rome or many church officials. He is accompanied by his brother sister in law and the Keoughs’ son Francis, with Msgr George Hopkins and Sisters Bonaventure and Celeste.
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Archbishop Keough
New York
Michael Keough
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