Fatal House Fire in Doubs Ends in Victim’s Death
Mrs. Charles Weedon, 19, of near Doubs, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from burns after a blaze destroyed the Weedon home Wednesday night. Millard Buckey Lamb, 6, saved the Weedon toddler. fire started when a combustib le liquid was used in the cook stove. Firefighters battled flare ups as the house collapsed, with Red Cross aid planned for the family.
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Charles Weedon
Near Doubs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Weedon
Millard Buckey Lamb
Ida Lamb
Lamb
Victtim
Thomas Weedon
Doubs-Adams
Red Cross
Raymond Basford
Roger Plummer
Adamstown
Carroll Manor
Ladies Auxiliary
Doubs
Basford Road
Catoctin Mountain
Independent County
Frederick
R. T. Storer
Independent Hose Co
Woods
Joseph Leeks
Buckeystown
Hutchinson Quits Tigers After Offer Rejected
Detroit Tigers manager Fred Hutchinson resigned after the board refused his demand for a two year contract and offered one year instead. Tiger President Walter Briggs said the club is seeking a successor and hopes to announce by tomorrow. He added that automatic renewal would have applied if the team finished fourth or better.
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Detroit
Fred Hutchinson
Detroit Tigers
Hutchinson
Tigers
Tiger
Walter O 'Spike
Briggs
Provoo Trial For Treason In Baltimore
Provoo, ex Army sergeant, will be retried in Maryland after a U S Court of Appeals reversal. A new warrant for Limia, a WWII prisoner, was issued as the government plans indictment before Oct 18 grand jury. Doub expects a costly, drawnout second trial with many witnesses recalled. Provoo held in New York awaiting transfer. He denies aiding the Japanese except under duress. Shotgun theft reported near Catoctin Furnace with limited other losses. Stock market mixed in early trading.
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Baltimore
John David Provoo
U.S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Provoo
Doub
Aaron Burr
Burton C. Thomson
Swea City
Iowa
Gregory F. Noonan
U.S. District Court of Appeals
New York
Maryland
Supreme Court
Provoce
Segregation Fight In Delaware Tense
Milford Delaware Governor Caleb Boggs reviewed recommendations from the attorney general and the state board of education on the tense southern segregation issue. New trouble spots emerged around Yurstown Siw as boycotts spread protesting the integration of 11 Black students among 1,562 at the elementary high school. one pupil transferred to an all Negro Dover school. Of 2,074 pupils enrolled in Milford plus nearby districts, 337 reported for classes.
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Milford
Del.p
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
State Board of Education
Yus
Siw
Dover
Gumbore
Ellendale
Millsboro
Lincoln
Fire Hall Housewarming Aids Carroll Manor Fire Company
Buckeystown Adamstown Doubs residents attended a public inspection and housewarming at Carroll Manor Fire Hall sponsored by the fire company ladies auxiliary. The event featured a food sale and games, with funds to fund a kitchen addition. Firemen also answered a blaze at the Weedon home, marking the hall’s first major incident.
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Buckeystown
Adamstown-Doubs
Carroll Manor
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fire Company
Jennings Bailey Jr
Thomas Weedon
Fire
B. Clark’ Gibson Sr
Odd Fellows
Tre Company
Carroll Manor Grange
Melvin Ringer
James Houle
Barbara Rkanode
George Tobero
Walter Page
Bernard Gibson
Robert Tuck
Robert Strailman
Alberta Kolb
Horace Alexander
Monros Alexander
George Stunkle
James
Grimes
George Hildebrand
James Roughan
Gibson
Earl Ridenbaugh
Fred Carlin
Strailman
Vishinsky May Propose New Atomic Plans at U N
At the United Nations in New York Andrei Vishinsky was expected to unveil new Soviet atomic proposals to the General Assembly this afternoon. Observers predicted a possible demand for a ban on nude weapons as part of the Soviet line on atoms for peace and East West issues. The speech would review Soviet policy and set out their position in the opening plenary session.
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United Nations, N.Y
Andrei Y
U.N. General Assembly
Assas
Ff Nation Group
Vis Wsky
Labor Peace Restored After Detroit Strike Ended
The settlement of the violence marked Square D Co strike brings labor peace to Detroit for the first time in months. The accord ends the dispute between workers and management, signaling a return to normal operations at the plant and a potential long-term labor cooperation.
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Labor Peace
Detroit
Square D Co
Man jailed for driving with revoked license in Md case
A Walkersville man George William Morgan 20 was jailed 30 days in default of a $100 fine after conviction in Peoples Court for driving while license revoked. State Trooper Robert T. Storer charged Morgan on Sept 20 after a Maryland 26 arrest near Mt Pleasant.
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Ares
Peoples Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Robert T. Storer
George William Morgan
RFD
Walkersville
Maryland
Old Annapolis Road
Mt. Pleasant
David LeRour Fox
Mt. Airy
Mr. Pleasant
Robert C. Dishong
William M. Dewey
Rockville
Melvin Scott
Baltimore
Edgar Lee Weedon
West All
Saints Street
Kayedon
O'Neal
Robertsdale
Ernest William Hurd
West All Saints
William Wilson Fowler
Alvin Jene Dorsey
F. Hann
Joseph W. Cross
Hagerstown
Raymond E. Byler
LeGore
Woodsboro
Fred W. O'Neal
Boonsboro
Leonard Calvin Enieminger
East Patrick Street
Melvin L. Coliflower
East All Saints Street
Douglas Dorsey
Derwood
U.S
Frederick
Donald Lee Carr
Sellman
West Patrick Street
William H. Yinger
Mt Airy
Wilbur A. Mosman
John H. Ambrose
RED
James F. Lloyd
U. S
Frank M. Hardy
West Second Street
Bentz and
Ninth Streets
Roy McMillen
Fairston
Clarence W. Winpigler
East Street
Urbana
Thomas Howard Valentine
Robert VC. Dishong
Robert Storer
Driest Month Yet Amidst Ongoing Drought Pressures
The area endures a hot, rainless spell with temperatures near 90s. Water supplies drop as Fishing Creek reservoir falls nine feet four inches below full. Brunswick reports unimproved conditions despite a ban on most water use. Forecast calls for possible isolated showers but no reliable rainfall.
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Fishing Creek
Linganore Creek
Brunswick
Yourtee Springs
Washington County
Virginia
Potomac River
Permission Granted To Increase Claim
The Circuit Court granted permission to raise a damage claim from 7500 to 25000. Marlin Wiseman sued Oliver C. Roelkey and Mary I. Higdon Minnick with Calvert Fire Insurance Co. for injuries and car damage from a November 1952 accident on U S 340 west of Jefferson. Attorneys include Edward D. Storm and R E Brown. Judgment was confessed for 336 89 and costs in a separate case in favor of Edwin I Cissel against Albert E. Sanders and Joseph A. Sanders after a bicycle collision on US 15 two miles south of Bucketstown on June 24. The claim was for 1000. Robert B E Clapp Jr represented the defendants.
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Marlin A. Wiseman
Calvert Fire Insurance Company
Oliver C. Roelkey
Mary I. Higdon Minnick
U. S. 340
West of
Jefferson
Edward D. Storm
Reese Shoemaker
Parsons Newman
R. Edwin Brown
Edwin I. Cissel
Adamstown
Chester M. Cissel
Albert E. Sanders
Joseph A. Sanders
Shoemaker
US 15
Bucketstown
Joseph Sanders
Albert Sanders
Young Cisse
Robert BE. Clapp, Jr
Eisenhower Extends Flood Aid to Honduras
President Eisenhower sent a sympathy message to Honduras and pledged additional aid for flood victims. While at his Colorado vacation headquarters he kept a light schedule, meeting his New York attorney John Jackson Sr. and Secretary Benson in Washington.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Honduras
John Jackson Sr
New York
Agriculture Benson
Washington
James A. van Fleet
Murry Snyder
van Fleet
Giants
Lone British helicopter airlift adds polio boy to hospital
A British navy helicopter plucked American polio patient David Lee Oliver from a U S transport southeast of Southampton. The 9 6oo ton Gen Maurice Rose diverted to Bremenhaven bound for Mannheim, carrying his mother and sister to join his father. Oliver previously lived at 400 North Springfield Illinois.
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Southampton
England
U.S
Teider
David Lee Oliver
Herve
Maurice Rose
New York
Bremerhaven
Remarkable Heart Op Wins TV Spotlight on Maryland Boy
Six year old Jimmy Brooks of Frederick underwent a novel heart operation before a small TV audience of 87 at University Hospital. Dr. R Adam Cowley and team performed the delicate procedure to nerve surfaces near a heart valve to lessen nervous shocks on the heart and reduce fatal clot risk. Jimmy, son of Mrs Catherine Bowman, was brought for the procedure through the Frederick County Cardiac Clinic run by the Maryland Heart Association. The operation was showcased as a demonstration for international cardiology attendees during the congress in Washington.
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Baltimore
Jimmy Brooks
Frederick
University Hospital
Washington
R. Adam Cowley
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Catherine Bowman
West
Patrick Street
Frederick County
Maryland Heart Assn
Jimmy
Bernard G Thomas
Leonard Seherlis
Bull
Scherk
Cowley
Jimmmy
Elye
Wort
McCarran Funeral Set With Rites In Reno Cathedral
A funeral for Senator Pat McCarran will be held Saturday at St Thomas Aquinas Cathedral in Reno. A rosary, pontifical mass, and remarks by senators are planned with a state building service and burial in a nearby cemetery. A congressional delegation will attend and clergy from the Reno diocese will lead services.
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Mon
Cathole
Sen Pat
McCarran
D-Ney
St. Thomasquinas
Ro. Duser
Reno
P.m
Lateran
Rands
Senate
Foyt Plat
Clothing Firm Seeks Muse Plant Purchase to Save Jobs
A Baltimore firm shows interest in buying Muse’s South Wisner street plant and machinery. If sold, operations would continue with current staff. Muse plans to close this fall, costing several hundred jobs. Schloss Brothers will keep some work through October. Market street plant remains active. The Chamber and city pursue a buyer to avert closing.
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Muse Oving Company
Wisner Street
Muse
South Wisner Street
Schloss Brothers
Baltimore
South Market Street
Comany
Market Street
Chamber At Commerce
Frederick City
New Industries Committee
Chamber
Probationary Period for City Employees Extended
The probationary period for city employees under the new merit system will run until the Mayor and Aldermen act within 32 days on Miles and regulations governing the system. The Personnel Commission submitted rules. Mayor Derr indicated action within the period. Employees can be dismissed only for cause once rules are adopted. Then: Queen Elizabeth to visit Maryland in November for Naval Academy tour and luncheon with Gov. McKeldin at the State House.
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Laver
Personnel Commission
John A Derr
Maryland
Washington
Queen Mother Elizabeth of England
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mrs. McKeldin
State House
Compromise agreement nearer in German rearmament talks
Western foreign ministers met at Lancaster House in optimistic mood as talks on West German rearmament and sovereignty moved toward a compromise. Dulles Eden Mendes France and Adenauer led sessions, Spaak proposed shared control between a new seven nation European alliance and NATO to prevent a German arms surge.
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London
West
Lancaster House
U.S
State Dulles
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes- France
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Dulles
Washington
Lester
Pearson
Paul-Henri Spaak
European Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
France
Ullupdad UF
Germany
Bonn Republic
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Benng
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
NATO
Youth Hurt As Car Demolished In Junction Crash
A Ladiesburg youth, Roy F. Smith, 15, was seriously hurt when a Plymouth driven by John M. Fritz 22 collided at Maryland 76 and Applds Crossing Road near Rocky Ridge. Fox 19 of Lantz failed to yield, police say. Smith admitted to Annie Warner Hospital with a fractured skull. About 200 dollars damage reported to the Ford panel truck.
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Ladiesburg
Rocky Ridge
Weulitsuadmigas
Annie Warner Hospital
Gelivsburg
Emmitsburg
VFW
Roy F. Smith
H. J. Brown
Smith
John M. Fritz
RFD
Frederick
Fritz
Maryland
Appolds Crossing
Charles R. Fox
Lantz
Brown
Fox
Nixon warns Republicans of left wing control if Congress flips
Vice President Nixon told a GOP rally in Averill Park that a Democratic victory this November could lead to rule by left wing forces led by three men on a horse riding backward. He criticized Adlai Stevenson, Stephen A. Mitchell, and Wayne Morse for quips, smear, and mimicry.
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Albany
N.Y
Nixon
Congress
Averill Park
Adial Stevenson
Stephen A. Michell
Sen
Wayne Morse
Ind-ore
Stevenson
Mitchell
Mores
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Tribe
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Cleveland Indians
al Lopez
Indians
Leo Durocher
Barky Wynn
Johnny Antonelli
Ford Frick
Louisville
Smith Distributing Co
Em- Moses
Atty
Brownell
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube 4
Lancelot Jacques
Catoctin Furnace
Raymond Haugh
Jc H. L. Basore
Richard Jacques
Sheriff's Office
Thorsuguly
Carrell Manor
Vishinsky
Arlington
Wakefield High School
National Reseach Council Committee On
Chestertown
Kent Manufacturing Co
Frienchaer
Tron Lung
Boy Hil
Ohio
US. Supreme Court
Frede
Patricia Smith
Thurmont
Westley
Sid Ta Wheeter
Durocher
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