Deer Season Opens Amid Heavy Hunter Traffic and Early Kills
The first day of deer season drew many hunters who reported dozens of deer shot and checked at stations. Earl Himes of Boonsboro bagged a 313 pound buck on Paine's Hill, while 11 year old Jay Delphey took a 3 point buck. Other top catches included a 133 pound 8 point buck near Friends Creek by Austin Wolfe of Garfield and a 27 point back by John W. Fox of Lantz. Two unusual incidents involved a hunter wounded deer by repeated shots and a coin toss settling ownership of an eight point, 102 pound deer split between Lefty Kreh’s station reports. The day marked the season’s start with totals tracking behind record years.
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Snook
Lewistown
Earl Himes
Boonsboro
Paine’s Hill
Jay Delphey
Julien Delphey
Hamburg Tower
Friends Creek
Austin Wolfe
Garfield
John W. Fox
Lantz
DeBold
Lefty Kreh
Dennis Royston
Silver Spring
Froggie
Simmons
Frederick
Ed Zagurski
Baltimore
Kreb
Delock
Anon
William Green
Thurmont
Coffee Hollow
Charles White Jr
Pryor Road
Clifford Green
Thur Mont
Fish Hatchery Hill
Dastald Blower
Tourmont
Wiliam Martin
High
Fish Hatchery Hills
Julius Root
Emmitsburg
Kelier Wolfe
Woodsboro
Bear Branch
Edward Hall
Spike
Catoctin
Phillips Delight
Lester Wetzel
Luther Hoffman
Hampstead
Hornet
Carl Cole
Paul Holtz
Sabillasville
Eyiers Valley
John Grimes
Snake Farm
Martin Brown
Foxville
Edwood Bowers
Middletown
James Luhn
Forks
John Shindie- Decker
Cascade
Foxiville
Joseph Linton
Philip's Delight
James
Toms
Baugher Road
John Ray
Frederiick
Wiliam Smith
Gaithersburg
Jota’ Bowers
Brewsters
John Shindel
Hagers
Town
Robert Hale
Five Forks
Charles Lewis
Myersville
Bob’s Hill
C. R. Kendal
Smithsburg
Fosville
James Landowers
Brunswick
Kemp Weller
Union Bridge
Tiear Brewsters
Raymond Clingan
Taneytown
Noble Testerman
Gnani Bridge
White Rock
Conrad Dooust
Roger Clem
Rocky Ridge
Three Army Privates Found Dead In Motel
Three Army privates on a weekend pass from Fort Gordon Georgia were found dead in a North Augusta motel. Army doctors conducted autopsies and determined carbon monoxide poisoning caused the deaths. Names listed: Edward W Lloyd 23 son of Selmon R Lloyd Detroit Norman A Roberts 18 son of Harry A J Roberts San Diego Rodney W Davidson 18 son of Clyde W Davidson Corpus Christi. The motel proprietor said he set the gas heater to low when the soldiers checked in Saturday.
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North Augusta
S.C
Fr. Gordon
Edward W. Lloyd
Selmon R. Lloyd
Detroit
Norman A. Roberts
Harry A.J Roberts
San Diego
Calif
Rodney W. Davidson
Clyde W. Davidson
Corpus Christi
Texas
CPO Shot to Death in Gun Battle at Osceola Forest
Sanford Florida police describe a fatal gunfight in Osceola National Forest after CPO William H. Kelly 39 opened fire on a sheriff s posse following an earlier on base shooting that killed CPO Floyd E. Dobbins Jr 36 and wounded two others Kelly was hit by a posse shot and died at the scene Dobbins left a Navy career of 17 years and left behind five children The investigation notes the sequence from a club dispute to the fatal forest confrontation
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Chiefs
Caval Air Station
Dean
Oomir Lewis
Fammy
Dobbins
Kelly
van Landingham
Orlando Hospital
Cary
National Forest
W. Hj Jones
Maitland
Jones
Hell
Sebrin
Traffic Forum On Thursday Traffic Forum On Thursday
Six violent deaths occurred in Maryland over the weekend. Four were automobile fatalities raising the highway toll this year to 310. other victims include an 11 year old shot in Hale Thorp and a Baltimore woman killed in a Saturday crash. A Fort Meade soldier was fatally injured in a crash on U S 40. The forum on traffic safety chaired by Col Elmer Munshower will be held Thursday evening sponsored by the Frederick Civic Club.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Thestate
Thomas Bennett
Halethorpe
Baltimore County
Donald E. Bennett
William Dashiell
Caroline County
U.S. 40
Charlie Jones
Elmer F. Munshower
Evepasen
Col
Munshower
Frederick County
Civic Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Elmer Munshower
Chilly Air Nips Florida Resort Areas
The Associated Press reports cold weather sweeping into Florida harming fruitgrowing and resort areas. Temperatures dipped to 49 near Tampa as frost and freeze warnings were issued for interior Florida. Cold air from the Plains moved east while warming began south of the northern states.
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Associated Press Fair
Flor
Eight Children Die In Quebec Home Fire
Eight children of Mr and Mrs Lionel J Denault aged 8 months to 12 years burned to death when their home in Sherbrooke Quebec caught fire yesterday. It is believed an oil stove in the kitchen exploded. Denault 38 was burned and cut trying to save the children and is reported in fair condition. The mother and another child were at church when the blaze started.
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Sherbrooke
Guc. IP
Lionel J Denault
Denault
Warns Not To Hope For Taxes Cut
Washington warned American taxpayers not to expect immediate income tax relief next year or for years ahead. Rep. Wilbur Mills said inflation and Soviet advances justify caution, with defense spending likely rising and possibly absorbing any Treasury surplus. He urged restraint unless the economy grows faster than government spending.
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Washington
American Tax Foundation
New York City
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
T Mills
House Wars and Arcans
High School Student Killed in Hunting Accident
Raymond MeBride, 15, of Cumberland, was fatally shot while deer hunting on Piney Alouata in Maryland. The shot, fired accidentally by 15-year-old John Logsdon, happened as they sat eating with Fort Hill High School classmates. MeBride died at Sacred Heart Hospital shortly after admission.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Raymond Lee
McBride
John Logsdon
Donald Wade
Witfis Foreman
Logsdon
Fort Hill High School
LaVale State Police
MicBride
Sacred Heart Hospital
Grange Backs State Ownership of Canal Lands
The Potomac River area plan favors state ownership and park development along the old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal rights of way. It also protects sections along the Potomac for industrial rights and river water ease. The plan emerged after visits to Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick Montgomery and Prince Georges counties. Real estate in Middletown sold for 4050 to Rebecca B Hendricks. Personal property totaled 1050. Nall and Nall were auctioneers with Raymond L Kelly as clerk. Amos A Holter represented the heirs. Van Horn trial in Towson sees lumber executive charged with murdering his 29-year-old wife.
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Hagerstown
Pomona Grange
Washington County
Chesapeake and Ohio
The
Legislative Council
Sen
Beall
R-Ma
Rep
Byde
Potomac River
General Assembly
Brunswick
Williamsport
Hancock
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Montgomerit
Prince Georges
Wallie A. Beachley
Middletown
Rebecca B. Hendricks
Middiestown
West Main Street
Nall
Raymond L. Kelly
Amos A. Holter
van Horn
Towson, Md
Robert Jett van’ Horn
Baltimore County
Hurricane Nina Strikes Kauai Evacuations Underway
About 1,100 people mainly fishermen and cane workers were moved to public schools as Hurricane Nina battered Kauai with 90 mph winds. Rivers overflowed near Hanalei and Hanapepe. two feet of rain drenched the island, the Kiluea lighthouse logged 96 mph winds, and Honolulu Harbor reopened after two days. A Honolulu worker was killed by electrocution while testing a power line. rescue operations and airline resumptions followed as the storm tracked northward.
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Honolulu
Hanalei
Li’ Hue
Kiluea
Moxualease
Kauai
Couchal
Coast Guard
Kawaiho Point
Mihau Island
Honolulu Harbor
United States
Jman J. Palenapa Jr
Hana- Bepe
Surf
Weather Bureau
Traffic Tieup In Tunnel Built To End Such Tieups
In Baltimore crowds flocked to the Harbor Tunnel as about 31,000 motorists used it yesterday. Officials said the tunnel has logged 130 million dollars in value since opening Friday midnight. Traffic bottlenecks stretched from 2:30 to 8 p.m. with cars 30 deep at toll booths as observers noted slower speeds and holiday curiosity. Officials predicted similar Sundays ahead until traffic normalizes.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Louis I O'Donnell
Maryland
Anti Dutch Campaign Intensified in Indonesia After Assassination Attempt
Indonesia escalates actions against Dutch interests after Sukarno’s assassination attempt. A 24 hour strike shuts Dutch airline KLM and blocks exits for Dutch residents. Dutch shipping banks and estates halt operations. exit permits halted leaving about 46 000 Dutch unable to leave. The Netherlands claims economic measures will hurt Indonesia more.
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Jakarfa
Danies
KLM
Singapore
Zaikifi Lubis
Darul Islam Movement
Indonesia
Sukarno
Ang
Klas
Is Lndonesia
Republic
Netherlands
Five Day Weather Forecast With Mixed Mild And Cool Turning
The forecast predicts windy and cooler nights with Tuesday partly cloudy and colder. Temperatures average three degrees below normal with about a half inch of precipitation by Friday, mainly snow or rain in mountains and rain in eastern areas. Normal highs are in the upper 40s to lower 50s, with south portions seeing warmer readings and overnight lows between 0 and 35 in the south and 23 to 30 in the north.
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Associated Press
Industry Pie To Be Sliced At Municipal Level
General Electric vice president Roy W. Johnson outlines five requirements for cities to attract multibillion dollar micro industry growth. He urges comprehensive planning, business friendly leadership, higher education, charitable industrial neighbors, and aggressive city management to accommodate 60 million urban newcomers. The piece also notes a modest dip in New York stock market after a mixed morning.
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San Francisco
General Electric
Roy W. Johnson
American Municipal Assn
Johnson
United States
Srowth
Eisenhower Nearing Cabinet Return After Health Update
President Eisenhower shows continued rapid improvement after a mild stroke as White House reports praise his progress. He may attend a Washington Cabinet meeting, with plans for a NATO briefing and possible Paris trip on the horizon.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Howard Mm.snyder
Attamobile
Towe
Snyder
James Co. Hagerty
NATO
Paris
Adlai Stevenson
State Dulles
U.S
Howard M. Snasder
Bodies Of Two Burned In WV Car Crash Mystery
Authorities identified Franklin Payne 45 of Berryville Va as the driver in a high speed crash near the junction of West Virginia Route 45 and Route 9. Two young men burned with unknown identities may be sailors with a cap bearing Brown on the inside band found nearby. Fingerprints were sent to Norfolk Fifth Naval District for matching.
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Paw Paw
Franklin Payne
Ber- Trville
W. Va
Rt 9
Here
J.C. Ramsburg
Berryville
Payne
G. S. S. Valley Forge
Norfolk
Fifth Naval District
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