Beall Seeks $9 Million for Two Waterway Projects
Senator J Glenn Beall urged Congress to fund 8 million for Baltimore Harbor channel work and 4 million for the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. He cited depth needs, potential job impacts, and key repairs including realignment near the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge, stressing the canal as a vital facility for commerce in peacetime and war.
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Chesapeake Canal
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake and Delaware
Buckwheat Cakes And Sausage Preferred To Mountain Fare
Five men in Preston County living off the Alleghenies wilderness for two weeks chose buckwheat cakes and sausage over wild rabbit turtle fish and greens. They survived an atomic attack scenario near the Maryland line, lost 10 to 20 pounds, and were aided by Weirton Times writer Carl Swift who initiated the experiment and urged a winter follow up with more volunteers.
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Kingwood
Preston County
Charles Brown
Brown
Alle Sheny Mountains
Here
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Pennsylvania-West Virginia Line
Weirton
Carl Swift
Weirton OW Ya
Aidren
Kondik
Bob Winburg
Ralph Marracino
Garner Kelly
Swift
Red China Backs Indonesia on West Irian Claim
China and the Soviet Union voiced support for Indonesia's claim to Dutch New Guinea, timed to counter Sukarno's tour. The communique followed Sukarno's visit to the Soviet Union, arguing West Irian should have joined Indonesia in 1945.
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China
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Dutch New Guinea
Sukarno
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Westy Irian
Netherlands
Abould
Ex-Ambassador Urges Cuba Blockade Despite Risks
Former ambassador Hubert C. Hill told the Senate subcommittee that the United States should pressure hemispheric allies to join a blockade of Fidel Castro’s Cuba and be prepared to act alone with military force if needed. He criticized State Department policy and cited intelligence reports alleging Communist influence over Castro. Also, actor Jeff Chandler, 42, slow to recover after spinal surgery, improving only gradually as therapy continues following complications.
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United States
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Cuba
Hubert C. Hill
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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el Salvador
Mexico
Ovell
Congressional
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State Department
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Calvin
Will
New York Times
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Hill
Culver City
Cali
API
Jeff Chandler
Chandler
Pilot Charged With Wrecking Training Plane In Debt Crisis
Trial in U S District Court centers on Marine pilot Brace accused of deliberately wrecking a training plane to escape severe financial troubles. Prosecution contends Brace took a $50,000 life policy and shipped his funds to Baltimore. He allegedly asked Verice Brooks to drive him to Easton after the crash, then disappeared before surrendering to the FBI in Baltimore.
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Brenest
C. Hrace
U.S District
Coart
Easton
Sherensen
Siry
Monay
Verice B. Brooks
Trappe
Airave
Baltimore
Brooks
Marine Corps
Brace
Talbot Colenty
FBI
Glover Nardin’s Baton Toss Causes City Blackout
Glover Nardin, 14, attempted a high baton toss in Ventura causing a power outage when the baton struck two 4,000 volt lines. A gray fire started and a radio station went off air as nearby residents watched. Steve described the stunt as a circus act gone wrong during Sunday night brewworks.
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Paul
Glover Nardin
Steve
River Tragedy At Potomac Site Draws 200 Plus Crowds
River authorities report the drowning victim pulled under at Potomac near the R Paul Smith power plant. About 200 people gathered as state police warned no diving until today. The area is known for deep spots and treacherous holes raising the risk of further danger. The deceased, identified as Anderson, was son of Hubert L Duke Anderson of Maryland Ribbon Co. Police received the call around 9 15 PM. In a related note, last May 14 Richard W Byrd, a North Prospect Lt boy, drowned in Antietam Creek near a dam. his body was recovered by volunteers after several days.
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R. Paul Smith
Potomac
Hey
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Hubert L.duke Anderson
Maryland Ribbon Co
Charles J West
Richard W Byrd
North Prospect
Antictam Creek
Richard
Haves
Pattern sales notice for embroidery and crochet items
Printer advertises Needlecraft Pattern 7220 with tan color schemes and simple stitching. Prices 35 cents, add 2 cents for mailing. Include name and address to Alice Brooks care of The Daily Mall Needlecraft Deal, Old Chelsea Station, New York.
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Theagerstown Daily
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New York
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Sharpburg Officials Protest Battle Site For Reenactment
Sharpsburg officials oppose using the battlefield grounds for the 100th anniversary reenactment. They argue the site offers free space, ample parking, and should be publicized to boost the surrounding area's economy while preserving the battlefield and cemetery for posterity. The mayor and council acted after a full facilities study.
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Antietant
Centennial Committee
Tractor Team In Havana To Effect Trade
A United States tractor team travels to Havana to negotiate a farming machinery exchange with Fidel Castro. The group seeks six million dollars in farming tractors, while Castro cites broader terms and prisoners. Named experts from U S universities and two American reporters accompany the delegation awaiting Cuba’s response.
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Yur
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United Auto Workers Agriculture Implement Division
Roy Hainer
Agricnture Engineering
University of California
John Bruce Liliedahl
Purdue University
Clarence Hansen
Michigan State University
Hugo Pineda
American University
Tad Satief
New York Times
Robert Boyd
Knight Newspapers
Cuba
F America
Youths Tell Of Slayings Ready To Die in Army Tests
Two teenagers from Texas and Florida describe a plan to kill during a spree across five states. They say they want the electric chair, while Army officials discuss chemical tests and food safety cases as they investigate the slaying of John A. Whitaker in Tullahoma. The youths are AWOL from the Army, assigned to a disciplinary unit at Fast Hood, Texas, and face potential murder charges.
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Cify
Utah
Jin
Butt
James Douglas Latham
Mawriceville
Tex
George Non
York
Salt Lake City
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Army
Pure Food
Armyfaid Drug Administration
Operatana
Negyo Offiter
Cerss
Barnard
John A. Whitaker
El-Juggs
Derry Negro
Tullahoma
Tenn
Latham
Hood
Aggravel
Edward J
Baton Rouge
Thase
Prayer of Moral Reform Urges Shield for Children
John W. Shackford of Waynesville NC appeals in a relive Methodist minister voice for removal of influences corrupting youth. He asks Americans to open eyes to the harm done to children and to seek spiritual renewal and protection from harmful agencies and evils.
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John W. Shackford
Waynesville
Egg Smellers Train In First Line of Food Defense
Twenty recruits join the Egg Smellers Corps in Kansas City for training as America’s first line of defense against spoiled eggs. The program aims to detect tainted products before they reach consumers, outlining strict measures and nationwide rollout plans.
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Kansas City
Egg Smelters Corps
America
Senate approves 4.24 billion housing bill amid House fight
The Senate passed a 4.24 billion housing bill with 52 Democrats and 12 Republicans in favor and 1? Republicans and Southern Democrats opposed. The measure, praised as major progress, faces a House battle next days. Supporters cite long-term programs and national need.
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Washington
Senate
Kenedy
Wihistralian
House
Kennedy
Dohiy Sparkman
D-Ala
Congress
Tal Sparkman
Albert Rains
Will Sere
Ihe House Banking Committee
Rains
Bonker's Wife Held death by own action
In Baltimore AP report, Helen L. Schumann wife of Henry J. Schumann vice president of Baltimore National Bank died by ingestion of sleeping tablets. Her body was found Saturday in bushes near her home after a missing person report by her husband. Medical examiner ruled death by own action and noted she was eight months pregnant. A search party located the body with a police K-9 dog assistance.
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Cour
Helen L. Schumann
Schumann
Henry J. Schumann
Baltimore National Bank
Des William V. Levitt Jr
Police Department
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