Frederick Fair profit and finances reported at meeting
The 156 Frederick Fair posted a profit of 14 912.79 with non fair operations showing a loss of 4 345.58. Permanent improvements totaled 13 841.98 and the cash balance was 5 897.36 as of December 1. Directors re elected include Dorcus Trout Best Culler Renn Lanner Shaw Smith Staley Young. Rosenstock presided as chair. secretary Wade Hirse noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace M. Niesander
Harry C. Dorcus
Glenn Trout
Joan T. Best Jr
Lloyd ©. Culler
A. Irvin Renn
Emmons C. Lanner
John L. Shaw
Clyde W. Smith
Irving E. Staley
Frank N. Syauller
Vey D. Young
Nominaton
Robert EB. Clapp Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Frederick Jawyer
Alexander
Mrr
Rosenstock
Ciety
Wade of. Hirses
Sto
State Fair Board
EH Telephone Commission
Kochman
Delphes
Obenholser
Prinane
Adver Nickel
Frank Ramshure
Soir
SATRY
Nis Bethinpons
Pratt
Ioan
Woordsboro Bank
STUY
Walanes
Two People Hurt in Charles Town Wreck
A head on collision near Charles Town West Virginia left William E. McDonald Sr. of Baltimore and his niece Mrs. Loraine Shiflett of South Essex Baltimore County seriously hurt. Both were hospitalized at Charles Town General Hospital with head chest and limb injuries.
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Charles Town
W. Va
William E. McDonald Sr
Baltimore
Loraine Shiflett
South Essex
Baltimore County
Charles Town General Hospital
McDonald
Owith
Here
U.S
Shifflett
Temperature Plunge Reported Across 60 Hours
Weather summary notes a 46 degree drop in 60 hours with highs in the 60s and a Sunday low around 26 in the city. Light snow and hail observed at Gambrill State Park with no ground cover. forecaster warns of possible snow in western Maryland by Wednesday and gradual warming Tuesday before colder conditions Wednesday.
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Maryland
Mercury
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Gambrill Park
Five Killed On Highways In Maryland Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports five fatalities on Maryland highways over the weekend increasing the year toll to 512. Victims include infant Donnie Lee Bowling of Glenwood and 54 year old Edward Reisman Jr of Orchard Beach. Also injured were Daniel Coates of Saugus and Kenneth Wilson of Lyon Mass. Others include Petawoia Baltimore and Edward Foster of Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Donnie Lee Bowling
Glenwood
Howard County
Kenneth D. Wilson
Lyon
Mass
Ridgeville
Carroll County
Daniel G. Coates
Saugus
wWenty &, Petawoia
U.S. 40
Patapsco River Bridge
Edward N. Reisman Jr
Orchard Beach
Anne Arundel County
Fort Meade Heights
Edward Foster
Baltimore
Dr. Pullen Hospitalized for Gallbladder Concern
In Baltimore Union Memorial Hospital Thomas G Pullen Jr state superintendent of schools is confined after a several days of illness. He will undergo diagnostic tests today and is isolated with no visitors. In Clinton Tennessee Clinton High School reopened with eight Negro students four boys and four girls returning together despite tensions.
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Pullen
Baltimore
Thomas G Pullen
Union Memorial Hospital
Apolcaman
Polen
Clinton School
Clinton
Tenn
Clinton High School
Nations urge UN to condemn Soviet actions in Hungary
United States and 15 percent of nations urged the United Nations General Assembly to condemn the Soviet government for violating the UN charter by depriving Hungarians of their rights. The resolution calls for immediate Soviet withdrawal and reestablishment of Hungary’s independence under UN supervision. A Cuban delegate pressed for the assembly to record dissent over Hungary’s suspension and for potential Hungarian leadership changes. The Havana edition notes debates on press ethics and U S naval base tensions at Guantánamo.
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NLY
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Beig
United Nations
Hungary
Hungars
Enuico Nunez-Portionda
Sapiufron
Tusca
Havana
Bill Leral
New Delhi
Southeast
Cuba
Press Council
Pvotye
U. S
Guantatala Haptarda
Aamo
Weekend Accidents Reported In Frederick
Weekend accidents in Frederick include a Fort Detrick fence crash when a Jones coupe lost brakes and struck a parked pickup, causing $130 in damage. A second driver hit a building at Hahn's after steering to avoid a car, with $525 in damage. Richard Watford faces reckless driving charges after a rear end collision causing about $500 damage. No charges in other minor incidents.
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Fort Detrick
Frederick
Paul J. Mossburg
Bernard King
Thomas E Jones
Middle Alley
Military Road
Rosemont
Jones
Detrick
R. E. Lee
Arlington
Samuel C. Spencer
Baltimore
Patrick Street
Bentz Street
Richard C. Watford
Ive Street
King
West South Street
Broadway
Waltern
George XII Stevens Jr
RFD 1
Watford
Richard C. Matting
Knoxville
Koogle
Jefferson Street
Catorlin Avenue
Seret
Harry Quinn
Donald L. Miller
Jefferson
RED 1
Martin
Miller
Dulles Seeks Rebuilt Atlantic Ties in NATO Talks
Secretary of State Dulles begins separate talks with French Foreign Minister Pineau and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd in Paris as NATO ministers prepare for a key meeting. He aims to bury past discords over the Suez crisis and push for united Western support to blunt Middle East tensions and sustain European economies amid oil shortages.
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Parisf
Dulles
Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
Rekmt
Atlantic Alliance
Egypt
North Atlantic Alliance
Washington
United States
U. S
Eisenhower
U.S
United Nations
America
Llud
NATO
Britain
Europe
Maryland deer season sets records amid warm weather
Maryland hunters killed more than 3,100 deer in the six day season with Garrett 660 and Allegany 370 leading county totals. The Western Shore and other counties posted new records while does suffered heavy losses and auxiliary counts include accidental kills and bow hunting. West Virginia also saw a record season and Pennsylvania plans a longer season. Nearby incidents included two drivers falling asleep, causing damage and a bear sighting in Allegany.
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Associated Press
Maryland
George Shields
Garrett
Allegany
Cie RO
Col MN Ole He Sel
Washington
Frederick
James W. Ivens Jr
Chestertown
Hi. Robinson
Cestertown
J. C. Smith
Belle Grove
King's Creek
Somerset County
Allegany County
West
Ratimore
Calvert
Carrell
Caroline
Cecil
Charles
Dore Chestuc
Fredenck
Garoyett
Gi Harer
Rent
Queen Annes
Somerset
Talbot
Wicomico
Worchester
Death ruled suicide in Maryland hunter found body
The body of 65 year old George Lankford was found by deer hunter Don Blank in wooded terrain near Zihlman Maryland. Dr H V Deming Allegany County medical examiner ruled the death a suicide. Lankford was last seen hunting October 24 and identified by son in law Clayton Garlitz. His wife Margaret died days after he left.
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Clayton Garlitz
Langford
Margaret
Frostburg
Six Student Nurses Die In Auto Wreck
Six student nurses aged 19 and 20 were killed when their car skidded and hit a milk tank truck on Route 2 near Putnam County. They were en route to Harlem Valley State Hospital Wingdale for the third week of a 12 week psychiatric nursing program. Five died at the scene. a sixth died later at a hospital. Weather had been clear though snow had fallen earlier.
December Term Opens in Circuit Court
The December term of Circuit Court opened this morning with Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer on the bench. The petite jury was instructed to return Wednesday for trial of cases to begin, with some cases already assigned for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Martial law tightens grip as Hungary faces crackdown
Vienna reports police and troops imposing rigid controls to enforce martial law declared by Prime Minister Janos Kadar. The regime targets resistance strands, dissolves major workers councils, and restricts contact with the West as Hungary endures nearly seven weeks of upheaval and strikes.
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Vienna
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Red
Freudan
Radio
Csepel
Van Crash-Vanishing: Trans-Canada Air Lines DC4 Flight
A Trans-Canada Air Lines DC4 with 59 passengers and crew vanished during a violent windstorm over southern British Columbia. Royal Canadian Air Force planned a dawn search, ground party to Chilliwack, and aerial patrols failed to sight the missing aircraft. The flight from Vancouver to eastern Canada carried Saskatchewan players en route to an East-West Shrine game. Authorities listed the plane as overdue, with fuel exhausted anticipated about 1 a.m. PST.
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Vancouver
B.C
Trans - Canada Air Lines
British Columbia
Trans - Canada
al Carlson
Royal Canadian Air Force
North Star
Chilliwack
RCAF
Canada
TCA
Moose Jaw
Sask
Saskatchewan
Western Interprovincial Football Union
Montreal
Calgary
Regina
Winnipeg
Toronto
Mel Becket
Gordy Ray Syrnyvk
Sturtridge
Mildred
Becket
Indiana University
DeMarco
Detroit Lions
Clarke
Dorothy Fitorikson
Swan River
Man
John Boon
North Vancouver
Northern Area Weather Mix Forecast Across Regions
The north faces snow rain and chill air today while the rest enjoy fair skies. Northwest sees rain and lower temps with snow in mountains. Washington and Oregon endure heavy rain, snow covers North Dakota to the Great Lakes and New England. Light snow accumulations. warmer temps from the Rockies to the Mississippi Valley and into Texas.
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Washington
Oregon
North Dakota
Great Lakes
New England
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Six Perish In Iey River Tragedy Near Jackson
State Patrolman Wood Wormald reported a family of six drowned when their car slid on ice and plunged into the Snake River near a bridge at a curving hill. The victims Albert Oakley 40 Casper Wye his wife Marguerite and their four children James 14 William 10 and Har vy 1 months were found among groceries from a Christmas shopping trip.
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Moose
Wyu
Snake River
Wood Wormald
Albert Oakley
Casper
Wye
Margueiile
William & Inde
Hartry
Jackson
Wormald
Oakley
Grace Comiskey Dies Unexpectedly
Grace Comiskey president of the Chicago White Sox died suddenly in Chicago at age about 60. Reported cause was a heart seizure after a prior serious heart attack. her death comes as steel and motor shares rise in early New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P-Grace Comiskey
Spn
Ced
Typhoon Polly Strikes Philippines Deadly Toll and Missing Stevedores
Typhoon Polly raked southern Luzon with 80 mph winds leaving at least 14 dead and 38 missing. The Philippine Bureau of Customs reports 32 stevedores missing after a barge sank off southeastern Luzon as relief efforts begin.
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Manila
Polly
Luzon
Phillippines
Bureau of Customs
Tobarces
Pacific
Strategy Should Be Geared To Unforeseen Situations
The article reports Army Chief of Staff General Varxeell addressing the Union League Club on evolving war risks. He argues for flexible force planning beyond a single weapons system to cope with unforeseen crises and regional aggression. He notes deterrence and nuclear capabilities have not prevented smaller conflicts and stresses preparedness for limited wars and emerging threats.
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New York
Varxeell
D. Taylor
S Taff
Union League Club
Taylor
Unean Nici
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Winchester Tail Auditorium
Uniteds
Citrene
Comppany
Baltimore & Tract
Galda Mew
Lloyd
Cour
Daniel E Wilson
Hyattsville
Charmace Ditch
Wilson
Alan de Martin
Phosgian
Vethoe Bleweltot
Maryland Department
Sce
Marsland School For Highway
Haltimore
Buneral
Hody
Era Senas Sauna
Ralph P. Merchant
Nevin
Bak
Alan W. Long
David A. Adams
Katherine V. Fink
Robert G. Fitez
Clarence F. Wastler
Edward
M. VecClain
Robert L Calimer
Lawrence A. Dorsey
John A. Shatact
Fer
Austin M. Hamilton
Catherine Budapest
Moscow
L. Rice
Olive E. Creeger
Marie E
AP Co
Buda
Lewis H Alexander
George VT. Schroeder Sr
Canada Lines
Iey River
Grace Comiskey
Steels and Motors
Mul Pompovic
Lotias
Dun Vary
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Reece
Korea
Vietnam
Malaya
Sfee
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