Record Turnout At Fair
The Frederick Fair drew a record attendance on Wednesday with 4 390 paid admissions down from 1960. Daytime counts included 2 143 admissions and 2 247 at night while night attendance in 1960 was 1 660. The fair hosts afternoon cavalcades with local bands and 4 H livestock judging drawing crowds. Friday features FFA judging contest tractor operators and school boy participation from multiple counties.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Walkersville
Central Maryland
Future Farmers of America
Washington
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
Suit Over Defective Construction Of Carroll Parkway Home
A Carroll Park residents sue builder Charles S. Tregoning for 10000 in damages alleging defective work on their home begun April 6 1959 with materials supplied by the plaintiffs and labor by the defendant The Coadys claim funds advanced for goods sold work done and money lent were not refunded or repaid and seek the amount plus interest through their attorneys E Austin James and Edwin F Nikirk.
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Carroll Parkway
E. Austin James
Edwin F. Nikirk
Joseph J. Coady
Josephine M. Coady
Charles S. Tregoning
RFD
Frederick
Coadys
Tregoning
Coadyrs
Males Dominate Poultry Display At Frederick Fair
The Frederick Fair poultry show features a male-dominated display with the grand champion being a male Frizzle from New Windsor. Notable winners include Milton Hoke’s Leghorn female and Alfred Sharpe plus Kenneth Frey securing bantam honors. Exhibitors from West Virginia and Pennsylvania compete in English and Asiatic classes as visitors note the gendered appeal of prize roosters.
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Lyman Sappington
Frederick Fair
George Goorsuch
New Windsor
Milton Hoke
Spring Grove
Alfred Sharpe
Kenneth Frey
Southsbury
Sharpe
Frey
New Hampshire
Darlene Watkins
Ednor
H. C. Snyder
Great Cacapen
W. Va
Rhode Island
Herb Everhart
Kearneysville
Orpington
Middletown 4-H Girls Cup Winners at Frederick Fair
Middletown 4-H clubs dominated the girls competition at the Frederick Fair with champions across several categories. Patricia Hale of Jefferson club led with four titles in best dress yeast rolls and cakes, while Carol Ann Wise and Sarah Susan Ahalt of Middletown Wide-Awake earned multiple championships in dress and baking.
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Middletown
Frederick Fair
Little Star
Buckeystown
Johnsville
Big Star
Urbana
New Market
Frederick City
Carol Ann Wise
Wide-Awake
Sarah Susan Ahalt
Dianne Ahalt
Carol Long
Kathy Haffer
Myra Hahn
Mr. Pleasant
Susan Krantz
Mice Hevner
Kathy Falkenstein
Myerste
Donna Jean Plunkard
Jefferson
Jackie Houck
Walkersville Jr
Catherine Stamhauzh
Thurmont
Alice Hevner
Donna Baum
Fresherick City
Sarah der
Chance Of Light Frost In Valley Counties Tonight
The forecast warns of light frost in valley regions tonight with a risk of a real autumn frost tomorrow. Temperatures will dip to the high 30s or low 40s, breezy winds from 5 to 15 mph, and a possible light shower.
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Weather Bureau
Tommorew
Frederick
Train derails near Gunpowder station in Baltimore County
One car of a 78 car Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed early today near Gunpowder station in Baltimore County. No one was hurt. The train was bound from Harrisburg to Baltimore. Officials said passenger service saw minimal delay and no rerouting was needed.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gunpowder Station
Baltimore County
Pennsylvania
Hartisburg
Spaghetti Dispute Triggers Court Fight in Soho
In London a waiter Louis Leon faced assault charges after a dispute over sauce placement at a Soho restaurant. Greek chef Coumis Achilleas testified Leon dumped spaghetti on his head and struck with a silver dish, needing 17 stitches. Leon was freed on condition to keep spaghetti on the plate.
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London
Louis Leon
Teon
Soho
Coumis Achilleas
Leon
Market To Upside New York Trading Edge
Selective improvement gave the stock market an upside edge in moderate trading early this afternoon in New York City. The pace suggested cautious optimism amid light volume as investors weighed early gains and potential inflation signals.
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New York
Sweden Honors Dag Hammarskjold in State Funeral
Sweden held a solemn ceremony for Dag Hammarskjold, UN secretary-general, and nine others lost in a Congo plane crash. Coffins piled on catafalques as banners from five nations fluttered, with royal wreaths and a later state funeral planned for Uppsala.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Congo
Hammarskjold
Bromma
Red Cross
United States
Haiti
Canada
Ireland
Johan Beck-Friss
Ndola
Malmoe
Tage Erlande
Uppsala
Fine Levied for Three Violations in Hit and Run Case
Clyde N. Moxley of Thurmont was convicted in Magistrate's Court after fleeing a minor accident south of Lewistown. He received 150 for drunken driving 25 for reckless driving and 25 suspended on hit and run with 12 paid to fence owner. Acquittal for Kenneth P. Taylor on unsafe brakes.
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County Roads
Clyde N. Moxley
RFD
Thurmont
Lewistown
Hiram J. Brown
Earl Hill
Route 15
Brown
Moxley
TFC
Harry J. Frost
Kenneth P. Taylor
Catoctin!avenue
Taylor
Frost
Frederick
Byron W. Thompson
Dairy farmer D B Smith enters Frederick County race
Daniel B. Smith of near Tamsville announces as a Republican candidate for county commissioner in May. He is the first Republican to announce, joining two Democrats already in the race. Smith, a lifelong resident and 170 acre dairy farmer, serves as a Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers director and holds farm group memberships. He and his wife Mary Harmon have six children.
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Daniel B. Smith
Iamsville
Smith
A. Irvin Renn
Woodsboro
Lawrance A. Dorsey
C. Burton Cannon
Meril H. Ramsburg
Delbert Null
Charles H. Smelser
House of Delegates
New County
Lime Kiln
Daniel P
Daisey F. Shawn Smith
Mr. Smith
Tamsville
Frederick County
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Incorporated
Baltimore
Adams County
Farm Bureau
The
Farmers Cooperative
Mary Harmon
Navy grid player Donauld Foley dies after practice
Navy at Annapolis reports 19 year old Midshipman Donauld Foley a junior varsity fullback died from a flexion dislocation of the spine suffered during Wednesday practice He was the first fatal football injury in Navy history and his parents from Pasadena Texas were flown to Annapolis to be with him.
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Annapolis AP
Donauld Foley
Naval Academy
Foley
Joan Foley
Pasadena
Tex
Roy Campanella Foley
Annapolis
UAR unrest and Syrian revolt clash in Beirut report
Reports describe fighting in Damascus as Army factions disputed control amid a push to break from the United Arab Republic. Egyptian forces were ordered to crush the uprising while Damascus claimed normalcy returned after mediation. In Lebanon, a barn fire at Norbeck Country Club prompted multiple fire company responses.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nass
United Arab Repubblic
Nasser
Egypt
Dama Radio
Abdel Hakim Amer
U.A.R
Damacus
Damascus
Cairo
Syran
Serraj
Amer
United Arab Republic
Yadio
Gamal Feisal
SAB
Aleppo
St Sylar
Ani
Norway Fallout Rises in Norway Say Military Officials
Oslo reports show a sharp rise in radioactive fallout over the past days as four spokesmen from the Military Research Institute state the increase during a Wednesday night briefing.
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Norway
Oslo
Military Research Institute
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Emmons C. Sanner
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Richard R. Little
Waynesboro
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Thruman
Edward L. McKissick
Sabulasville
Charles C. Gray
Sjamsville
Harvey D. Schrover Jr
Funkstown
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
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Jakarta
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Col
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Pasaman
Sumatra
Radio
Repuple
Chucky
Kathy Stull
Lamar Stull
Frank J. Keefer
D. B. Smith
Navy
UAR
Norbeck County Club
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Sandy Spring
Rockville
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