Lawn meeting on lawn damage in Carroll Heights
A county agent office meeting next Wednesday August 31 at 7 30 p m will host two University of Maryland specialists Dr Paul Santelmann and Dr James Miller to discuss lawn grasses soil fertility and weed control for residents of Carroll Heights and northern Hagerstown with damaged lawns and shrubbery.
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Carroll Heights
Nick Pope
University of Maryland
Paul Santelmann
James Miller
Santelmann
Miller
Surhan
Hager Town
Pope
George Wood
Jasons
60 Day Term On Check Charge Conviction Summary
Melvin R. Shipley, 28, of Jan N. Mulberry S., convicted before Magistrate John Hetner in Williamsport for false pretense. Sentenced to 60 days in Washington County Jail after allegedly passing a $10 bad check drawn on First Federal Savings and Loan. Deputy officers Isanogle and Harry Carter led the arrest. Richard Cranshaw, 4, Frederick, sentenced to 000 days for tampering with an automobile after allegedly climbing into Clyde H. Sowers’s car at 720 Virginia Ave. Deputy Isanogle reported Cranshaw was drinking.
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Melvin R. Shipley
Jan N. Mulberry S
John Hetner
Williamsport
Washington County
Leister Isanogle
Ywn
Harry Carter
Richard Cranshaw
Frederick
Hetzer
Isanogle
Clyde H. Sowers
Virginia Ave
Isanoste
Cranshaw
Child Recovers From Heart Operation At Johns Hopkins Hospital
In Baltimore at Johns Hopkins Hospital Sandra Dayhoff, eight, daughter of Kenneth and Sandra Dayhoff of Smithsburg Rt. 2, continues recovery after a delicate Wednesday heart surgery. The operation closed a hole in the atrial wall, and friends are asked to send greeting cards to Sandra at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
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Johvn Hypekins Hospital
Baltimore
Kenneth Dayhoff
Smithsburg
Sandra
Sandra Dayhoff
Tobns Hopkins Hospital
Ialstead 3
Baltimore, Md
Fair Board Sprays As Precaution At HaRperstown Fairgrounds
The Mayxerstown Fair Board sprayed the livestock area at HaRperstown Fairgrounds to curb insects after nearby residents complained of flies. Clarence Young said the measure was precautionary and noted no excess flies in cowshed row, though the area was treated again. He cited possible city-wide increases in flies and emphasized spray effectiveness.
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Mayxerstown Fair Board
Haxerstown Fairgrounds
Clarence Young
The
Fair Board
Young
Harperstown
Mull
Berry
Fairground Ave
Fairgrounds
Reaction To Child Spitting Costs 13750
Franklin D Stull Jr, 28, of 1118 Pope Ave, was spit on from an upstairs window as he stood with Lewis Scadden Jr in front of 62 W Antietam St. He broke into Anna Zimmerman’s apartment, admitted breaking the door, and assaulted the plaintiff. Magistrate Einbinder fined Stull 100 and costs, with a 10 day suspended sentence if he pays 750 to Charles Pappa. Readden was acquitted of property destruction.
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Franklin D Stull, Jr
Stull
Pope Aye
W. Antietam St
Lewis
Scadden, Jr
Nuipon
Anna ¢’. Zimmerman
Charles Pappa
Bolt of lightning stuns neighbor in Pennsylvania village
In Nola near Cearfoss, Harry Spickler was struck by a lightning bolt that struck the side of John Keller’s house while Spickler was nearby under a railing with a brush. The shock numb his arm briefly, and Spickler helped extinguish a small fire on the Keller home with a hose after Keller family were away.
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Bolt
Harry Spickler
Pennsylvania
Nola
Cearfoss
John Keller
Thor
Spickler
Keller
Kellers
Leaders See Ike Parley as Campaign Progress Advancing
Washington reports Republican congressional leaders Dirksen and Halleck told President Eisenhower the political campaign is going very well for their side. Sen Henry M Jackson praised Nixon's courage but doubts his Deep South campaign strategy. Kennedy and Johnson praised by Georgia Governor Vandiver as offering mature leadership amid electoral concerns.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Jeacher Charles
Halleck
Indiana
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Richard M. Nixon
Deep South
Nixon
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Detroit
Mich
Jackson
Democratic Nation
Senport
State Department
John F. Kennedy
Massachuses
Sam
Georgia
Alabama
Jacksom
Mary
Ernest Vandiver
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Commuter chaos as lone bus driver spurs overtime dispute
In Boston 700,000 riders faced disruption when a single MTA bus driver refused overtime. Gov. Furcolo recalled the car, an emergency meting followed, and transit experts scrambled to contain the jam as cars, trains, taxis, and bus services responded to the shutdown across 14 communities. Municipal officials deployed the executive council for emergency powers while two minutes of overtime were cited as the disputed action.
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Boston
Sea Sn
Dever
Dbspite
Transpor Fito
Met
Rmpolilic
al Mta
Sail
Foster Furcola
MTA
Three Car Crashes Reported in City
City police investigated three crashes this morning with no injuries. On N Mulberry St a two car collision involved Frederick W White 23 of 525 N Mulberry Ave and John L Renner. Also involved were William Dean 42 of 1% S Mulberry and Richard Everhart VW of 522 Salem. A hit and run damaged Howard G Gladstalls car at 40 N Cannon Ave.
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N. Mulberry St
John L
Salem
Weather Outlook for Slagerstowe and Regions
Readable fragments describe cloudy to partly cloudy skies across Slagerstowe Western Mary and Basin Shore Southern Maryland with cooler nights. Temperatures show lows around 66 in Slagerstowe, 60s in Basin Shore, 56-64 in West Virginia, and 55-60 in Southeastern Pennsylvania with cooler Wednesday.
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Slagerstowe
Maryand
Basin Shore
Maryland
West Virginia
Southeastern
Pennsylvani
Claudy
Caolet
Troy Workers May Now Get Jobless Pay Board Rules
The appeals board of the Department of Employment Security ruled that Troy Laundry workers on strike from April 26 to July 25 were ineligible for jobless benefits for that period. It noted a labor dispute existed and that benefits may resume only if an appeal is made before the final date.
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Deyarment of Employiment Securiy
Troy
Locat
Hans Matthew J. White
Hagerstown
Department of Employment Securrity
Jamil
Local 464
Mise Hazel Maulden
Appeals Board
Maryland
Ines
County Uses State Bond Funds on Sixteen County Roads
The County Roads Department will use about 200000 in state funds from a 1.684 million bond issue to rebuild roughly 12 miles of roads across districts 13 15 23 2h and 5 6 including Munson Resd Maugans Edgemont Pectonville Gallilea Hicksville Independence Starpers Ferry and Barnes areas. A survey of Starpers Ferry Rd remains planned with roads to be handed to the State Roads Commission. Civil Defense Director Mobley sought approval for farm radio equipment under federal funds, urging Commission consent.
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County Roads Department
State Roads Commission
Munson Rd
Resd
Maugans Ave
Dastrict M4
Newcomer Ri
Edgemont Md
Pectonvilléd
Gallilea Rd
Hicksville Rd
Independence Ave
Piresburg
Sterling Rd
Timber Ridge
Barnes Ltd
King Ki
Keadle Rd
Ford Ave
Starpers
County Highway Construction Bank
State
County Civil Defense
Charles L. Mobley
Volunteer Sire Company
Mobley
Cormimis Sinners
103 Year Old Woman Seeks First Flight Ride
In Somerset Pennsylvania Martha Gorsuch, aged 103, expressed desire to fly in an airplane for the first time. She spoke at her home, noting she has ridden in cars recently and hopes for a plane ride despite never having flown before. She was born near Hexabarger and is among Civil War era survivors still living.
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Somerset
Marthauch
Pennsylvania
Gorsuch
Sheen
Channel Catfish Migration Up Conococheague River
Channel and Mississippi catfish have migrated from the Potomac into Conococheague Creek and were caught as far upstream as Hagerstown area. Reported sizes include a 24 inch six and a half pound specimen, with many large fish noted near Williamsport and Shepherdstown. Locals say fish travel upstream past Dam Nos. 5 and 6, with Pennsylvanians joining in on weekends to fish the channels.
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Mississippi
Potomac River
Conocelicheague Creek
Coatross
Broadfording
Kemp
Lenny
Hooper
Walle
Volle
Potomac
Farpers Ferry
Rivee
Shepherdssus
Wall
Ian Elmer Lewis
Wolfe
Johnstown
Orleans
Comberhint
Polomarre
Edward ‘Tenney
Commissioners To Hear School Bus Drivers
Russell Bowser reports on city projects and outlines bids and contracts. County plans respond to bus driver retirement debate as Board of Education aims to retire at 60, while commissioners urge preserving capable workers. Road work includes Mill Bridge plans and inspection contract worth 1200 dollars. Nursery project open. Jordan Road widening completed this week.
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Russell Bowser
Board of Education
CoWihanm Heer
Herter Warns OAS of Communist Threat to Hemisphere
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter planned to tell Latin American foreign ministers that the United States faces less danger than the region from communism aided by Cuba. He urged condemnation of Red China and Soviet pressure and signaled support for Argentina’s proposed special conference to map a democratic counteroffensive. A nine page U.S. memorandum to the OAS Peace Committee accompanied the briefing.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Christian A. Terfer
United States
Cuba
Herter
Fulet Castro
von Feroave
Organization of American States
Argentina
U.S
United Sates
Fidel Casirn
Ninepage
Cuban pilots defect to United States seeking asylum in Miami
Two Cuban airline pilots Guido Coli aged 35 and Louie Cosme aged 43 defected in Miami to the United States seeking political asylum. They protested Prime Minister Fidel Castro and his communist regime.
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Miami, Fla
United States
Guido Coli
Louie Cosme
Fly del Castro
Jean- Inga
Cuba and United States clash over communist movement in hemisphere
The report claims Cuban mediational efforts warn against suppressing religious freedom and spreading communism in the region. Cuba’s ambassador Carlos Lechuga calls the report false while Raul Roa demands sanctions and economic measures from the United States. Argentina proposes a conference to coordinate prevention of the communist advance. Initial reaction favors strength against Soviet influence, but concerns rise about pressuring Cuba too hard. Dominican radio signals discuss subservience to Soviet news and fears imperialist influence on listeners.
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Wee Pepiart
Cuba
Mme
ONS
Carlos Lechupgd
Raul Roatas
United States
Chica Argenting
U.S
Dwaymiewt
Senegal Secession Block Sought by Mali Federation Premier
Premier Motiio Keita of the Mali Federation appeals to the United Nations for urgent action to prevent Senegal from seceding. The move risks destabilizing the newborn federation and draws international concern.
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Vans Saps
Motiio Keita
Mali
Senegal
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