Mystery Talks Seen With Tito Khrushchev Rift Deepens
London dispatch reports Premier Bulganin and other Soviet leaders at a Yalta meeting while Khrushchev seeks Tito's aid in a campaign against Stalin. Informed sources say Molotov and Kaganovich oppose Khrushchev's liberal shift, risking Moscow control over satellites and jeopardizing Soviet Yugoslav ties. If relations sour, Tito’s government could lose over a half billion dollars in credits and grants.
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PSC Hearing Oct 10 On Rate Delay
The Public Service Commission will hold a hearing on October 10 in Baltimore regarding Hagerstown’s petition to delay the lower water rate for out of town customers while an appeal to the Circuit Court proceeds. The city seeks to postpone the 43 cents per thousand gallons rate, retroactive to November 1, arguing bookkeeping complications and contesting the capital structure calculation of 1.2 million dollars.
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Greencastle Man Fined for Tipsy Driving
James Edward McLemore of Greencastle aged 38 was fined 150 dollars and costs by Magistrate Paul Ottinger for operating a rotor vehicle under the influence. Officer R L Korfoot observed erratic driving on Pennsylvania Avenue last evening. He pleaded guilty and chose to pay the fine or serve 21 days in Washington County Jail.
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Greencastle
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Experiences Of Former Local People Win News Tip Prizes
Tips from former residents yield prize news items. A 27 year old man, Robert H. McPherson, suffered serious injuries in a Broadfording road crash. He is cared for by his mother Pauline McPherson. Additional tips recount Okinawa experiences and local mishaps, each tip valued at one or two dollars, entering a continued column on page 2.
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Valie
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Atom state bomb carrier plane crashes at London Airport
British Air Chief Marshal Sir Harry Broadhurst and Squadron leader D R Howard survived a four jet Vulcan crash on return from New Zealand after ejector seats fired. Four bodies were recovered from the wreckage on the Rocky No 7 runway. Eyewitnesses and AV Roe officials noted a canopy off during landing. Parachutes carried survivors to the ground amid fog and rain as Russians watched the scene.
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Late peaches fail to ripen after frost hits orchards
Keller Lewis of Chewsville and other orchardists report very late peach varieties, especially Heath Clings, remain unripe due to frost. Despite promises, harvest is delayed and growers hope for warmer days before further frosts end the season.
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Chewsville
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Greater Industrial Gains Made Here Than Elsewhere
Washington County leads in manufacturing growth with a 64.0 percent increase over seven years, outpacing the national rise of 58.9 percent. The Census of Manufacturers shows county value added at 75,846,000 in the latest year, with 121 factories employing 14,1339 workers and a $56,698,000 payroll. Transportation equipment drives the national gain, while only textile mill products fall.
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Mercersburg Buys Water System From General Water Works
The Borough of Mercersburg completed negotiations to purchase the town water system from General Water Works Corp of Philadelphia for 270000 dollars. The deal includes 60000 dollars for contemplated improvements and was arranged by the Mercersburg Borough Authority with Chambersburg Trust Co named trustee for the Authority.
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Plane lands on New York street to grab a short beer
A young plane mechanic, Thomas Fitzpatrick, reportedly landed a small aircraft on a Manhattan street to reach a tavern for a quick drink. Police doubt the tale of engine trouble, noting a possible wager motive. He faced felony court on grand larceny suspicion with $5,000 bail set. The plane was dismantled and removed to Teterboro.
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Supreme Court Opens New Term Faces Racial Cases
The Supreme Court reassembles to start a busy term with about 800 cases and a docket focused on segregation and public school integration. Justice Sherman Minton plans retirement in October, with a transition ahead as President Eisenhower prepares a replacement.
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President Attacks Opponent on Farm Cost and Living
President Eisenhower condemned Democratic critics in a Cleveland prepared address, firing back at campaign lines on farm issues, cost of living, and labor. He did not name Adlai Stevenson but targeted his farm policy and economic positions in a sharp broadside.
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Woman Dies After Fire Burns in Boonsboro Home
Sadie Ellen Imyre aged near Boonsboro died within minutes after a fire started in her home when she ran through a doorway carrying a burning pasteboard box and her nightgown caught fire. Relatives and neighbors fought flames as chairs burned, with funeral services planned for Wednesday at East Funeral Home Boonsboro.
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Boonsboro
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Hagerstown
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Otho
Edward
Pounsoulu
East Funeral Home
David L. Ring
Boonsboro Cemetery
Ferguson resigns from Washington County Library Board after 40 years
J B Ferguson steps down after four decades on the Washington County Free Library board, where he served as president and held multiple roles. The library trustees thank him for guiding growth and pledge ongoing support, noting his long service to Hagerstown.
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Four Vehicles Damaged In Two Collisions
Police investigate two separate crashes this morning. Hoyd P Guber 35 of 22 Winter rp Street was rear collided by Marvin S Mann 33 of Hagerstown Route 2 at the hospital entrance. Both cars northbound Guber turned right into the driveway. damage moderate. In a second crash M A Fitzgerald 231 North Avenue collided with truck William B E Brewer 311 North Cannon Ave at Locust Street and Randolph Avenue. Fitzgerald east on Randolph. Brewer north on Locust. Fitzgerald car damaged severely. truck damage slight.
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Wicomico County Sees Rapid Industrial Growth
A Department of Commerce report on the 1995 census of manufacturers shows Wicomico County in Maryland posting an 83 percent rise in manufacturing volume over seven years. The growth highlights the county's expanding industrial base as officials cite national benchmarks and local economic momentum.
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