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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1951

Page

10

Atomic test seen as capable of destroying a division

Congressional witness Rep. Gore and four colleagues watched the Yucca Flat blast from several miles away. He said the atomic bomb is now usable on the battlefield, specific in type and delivery, with a detonation and devastating effect. Gore warned secrecy limited details, noting the blast could destroy a reasonably concentrated enemy division.

Washington Nevada Desert Rep. Gore D-Tenn S House Atomic Energy Congress Gore Yucca Flat Las Vegas New

Two Shifts Of Policemen For Halloween Parade

Frederick City officials announce two police shifts on duty tonight for the Halloween celebration. Traffic restrictions are set from 5 to 8 30 p m with detours and no parking on North Market Street and surrounding blocks. East Seventh and East Eighth streets block parking for parade assembly and side streets will host units, cars, and floats.

Hallowe'en Frederick City W. W. Corbin Frank Dorsey East Seventh Eighth Streets West Seventh Street North Market Street Eighth Street the Square Patrick Square Court Court Street Church Street

Night festival closes Court Street block to parking

Court streets Wilk will be a non parking area from 5 p m until near midnight to permit band concerts dancing and general festivities in the light festooned block in front of the Independent Engine House until the celebration breaks up

Aus Court

Wild Animals Escape Campa Brothers Circus in Arkansas

In western Arkansas near MT. IDA on October 31, a leopard escaped from the Campa Brothers Circus after a truck wreck. The hunt, slowed by heavy rain, involved a posse and local officials. Additional beasts reported at large included two black bears, one polar bear, and six rhesus monkeys, with a young lion formerly feared dead later accounted for in a different scene.

MT. Ida Ark Tieh Arkansas Ben Davenport Campa Bros. Circus Mena Davenport Wilbur Tidwell

Pickford Bank Shortage and Death at Pickford

About $200000 shortages loom in Pickford Bank as state audit looms while cashier Ford Beacom, 61, commits suicide in his car after a note expresses regret. In Utah? No, Upper Michigan.

ST. Ignace Mich Upper Michigan Pickford Bank of Ford Beacom Beatom

Youth Faces Multiple Charges In Carroll County

Chambersburg reports Paul Richard Elter, released yesterday from Eastern Penitentiary Philadelphia after three years for auto thefts, is returned to Carroll County by Maryland State Police. Cpl. James N. Simmons and Clerk Sidney Hall custody him to face numerous charges including two bicycle thefts in Westminster.

Chambersburg Pennsylvania Eastern Philadelphia Maryland Carroll County James N. Simmons Sidney Hall Paul Richard Elter Westminster

Man charged in April 1948 break ins across Silver Run and Union Mills

Acer from Howard Wine of Westminster faces charges for two break ins at Edward D Tipton’s Silver Run store and E Roy Kindig’s Union Mills store and crimes at St Marys Lutheran Church Silver Run in April 1948. Wine’s vehicle wrecked near Hanover Pa and Ester was captured in Chambersburg the following day. Police say $3 stolen from church collection boxes $12 from Tipton’s store and $6 cash were taken.

Acer Howard Wine Westminster Edward D.tipton Silver Run E. Roy Kindig Union Mills St. Mary's Lutheran Church Wine Hanover Ester Chambersburg Tipton

Government accepts 78000 settlement in liquor store case

Baltimore October 31 The Federal Government today accepted a 78000 settlement about one third of the income tax liens that revenue agents had placed on operators of a retail liquor store.

Baltimore

Federal seizure cites Rosen plan for dangerous solvent transfer

The claim targets Mr and Mrs Charles Rosen whose plan was seized and closed by federal agents weeks ago amid transfers of gasoline and volatile solvents. The authorities say the setup used a magnesium pipe and is not safe to strike a spark.

Charles Rosen

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