Man to Patuxent Institution after assault case
A 39 year old Thurmont man Harvey LeRoy Kauffman was ordered committed to Patuxent Institution for examination after an 18 month House of Correction sentence for assault on his son. Evidence showed long term family brutality and a prior assault on his wife with a suspended 10 month sentence. He had also run with another woman and faced earlier warrants. Tibbs gets 18 months for false pretenses. Appeals filed by Weil Bros Inc. over forgery on car titles.
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Thurmont
Patuxent Institution
House of Correction
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Harvey
LeRoy Kauffman
Department of Parole and Probation
Schnauffer
Kauffman
Kaul
Svith
Thomas S. Glass
Tibbs
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Tybbs
Qdee
Milan V. Bennett
Lobbe
Samuel W Barrick
Shot Fired During Halloween Prank Rampage
In a northern Kentucky town a teen atop a water tower fired about 60 rounds into Halloween revelers and onlookers. Two state police cruisers were hit as townsfolk, dreading danger, fled for cover during a 10 minute exchange before the boy was brought down by his mother and town marshal George Harding. Police say the suspect and another boy were linked to the theft of rifles and 1,000 rounds of ammo.
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Alexandres
Hallowe'en
Kentucky
Pole Decinen
Cieas
George Harding
Author Dale Carnegie Dies at 64 in New York
Dale Carnegie author of How to Win Friends and Influence People died today at his home after a period of illness. The 64 year old lecturer had long taught public speaking and built wealth from a book that sold about four million copies.
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New York
Dale Carnegie
Carnegie
Frederick to Expand Dial System in Maryland
Frederick and Western Maryland receive new dial telephony upgrades as Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City approves multiple expansions. Planned spending includes 3.3 million for Maryland service, 12 million total dial change, and 141 thousand for Frederick, plus 337 thousand for Taneytown cable, with other investments in Odenton Hamilton Lane Rockville and Suitland Lovust Mariborn to boost service.
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Chesapeake and Potomac ‘Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Maryland
Westminster
Frederick
Taneytown
Odenton
Hamilton
Taylor Avenue
St. Michaels
Gastern
Washington
Rockville
Suitland
Lovust
Mariborn
Last Night Was Coldest Of The Season
The region recorded the coldest weather of the season with an official low of 28 degrees at the airport and lower in parts of the city. Frost whitened the ground as some tender flowers were killed and a few plants damaged amid near freezing conditions.
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Lainside
Gambri
Prankish vandalism alarms Thurmont county area
Halloween mischief across Thurmont and Middletown counties included tree stumps snow fences in roads flicked fodder fires and old tractors placed on Thurmont square. Windows broken at Middletown elementary school and signs twisted as deputies and state police patrolled. Few arrests made and authorities planned to reclaim property while warning youths.
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Hallowe'en
Thurmont
Middletown Valley
Raymond Haugh
Point of Rocks
Church Hill
Troutville
Willard Koogle
Middletown
Cis
Charles V. Main
Winchester Hall
Adamstown
Battles in Athens rain clashes with police in Patras
In Greece police and demonstrators fought in Patras today with stone throwing rioters storming the British Institute Building. Police opened fire as clashes erupted in the city amid ongoing protest activity.
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Athens
Greece
Patras
British Institute
Emotions Mixed After Meg Decides To Give Up Townsend
London reaction to Princess Margaret's decision to forgo a marriage to Peter Townsend drew mixed feelings across Britain. Conservatives praised duty to throne and church while others mourned the romance, with debates on church disestablishment and royal duties shaping public discourse.
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Meg
Townsend
London
Margaret
Peter Townsend
British Isles
Church of England
Duke of Edinburgh
Therat London Eveing Star
Church of Fogland
Star
Genealix
Sony le
Rex Douglas Lockhart
Edinburgh
Margaret-Townsend
Leslie Wetherhead
Methodist Conference
Henry Cook
Baptist Union of Great
Prince Charles
Princess Inne
Inspection Of Co. A On Wednesday
The annual Federal inspection of Company A USuhy Infantry Maryland National Guard will occur at the National Guard Armory Wednesday evening. 317 enlisted men and seven officers under Captain Willard MM. Loriie will muster at seven with an in ranks inspection, platoon drill, and a Q and A on training. Prior to the session the inspector will review administration and equipment. On Sunday November 6, Company A travels to Brunswick for Veterans Day, with recent enlistments and losses listed.
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Usuhy Infantry
Maryland National Guard
National Guard
Willard MM. Loriie
Regular Army
Company A
Brunswick
SPC
Robert L. Strine
Alaska
Richard J. Etzler
John A. Hartman
Arthur H. Pulker
Theodore PF. Dutrow
Edward T. Garrett
David 4. Glass
Robert W Heffner
Alfred R Glass
John W. Schndt
James A. Stull
Abbert T. Lahn
Stobert M. Routzahn
William E. Beall
John E. Warnock
Polio Vaccine Program Resume In Maryland
The Associated Press reports a resumed polio vaccination drive in Maryland starting Tuesday. Baltimore City plans shots for eligible children in private and parochial schools, with two cohorts to receive doses in November and December. About 47,000 shots are expected before Christmas holidays as counties ready revamps and enrollments begin.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore
Janet Bo Hardy
Mocabitians
Allegany
Five Day Forecast Summary From Local Weather Desk
Five day outlook notes near normal temperatures with warmer midweek and chances of showers. Forecast covers western counties from the plains to Thetov and eastern and southern counties showing average highs around normal with mild nights.
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Land and
Delaware
Frings
Warsland
Veterans Day Observed In Frederick With Memorial Program
Veterans Day to be observed November 11 at Court House and Memorial Park in Frederick with wreath laying and speeches by Rev. Ralph Grieman Jr. of Evangelical Lutheran Church. James Doub, commander of Francis Scott Key Post Americ an Legion, will preside. VFW AmVets and Disabled American Veterans invited. Ceremony includes wreaths, volley and taps, and silent prayer for President Eisenhower.
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Ralph AL Creiman ,Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Court House
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Memorial Park
Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Company A
Vw15th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Court House Park
Grieman
Douh
Frances Morgan
Francis Scott Key Post
Frederick Ily
County
Doub
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Grelman
Cool Weather Across the United States Brightens Markets
The Associated Press reports generally cool weather across most of the country with a mass of cool air moving from the Northern Rockies toward the Midwest and Northeast. Temperatures drop 10 to 20 degrees in the west while readings range from the 20s to 40s in the east, and some snow flurries are noted in the northern regions. Dredging season opens in Maryland with optimistic outlook for oystermen as price movements remain narrow and trading quiet in New York stocks.
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Rockies
Pins
Mississipp Valley
Ranger
Great Lakes
Texas
Florida
Creat
Rodines
Plains
Upper
Mississippi
Washington
Oregon
Maine
New Hampsine
Vermont
West Opposes Molotov Plan to Split German Unity
Western powers united against Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov's European security treaty proposal. They argued it would prolong Germany's division and legitimize East and West Germany with a zone plan centered on the divided nation. Western diplomats warned the plan fails to secure lasting peace or curb militarism in a reunified Germany.
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Geneva
Molotov
Europe
Moscow
Antoine Pinay
France
U.S
Dulles
Madrid
Generalissimoranco
Pinay
Macmillan
Russia
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
East Germany
Circulation Pump Aids Heart Surgery Preview
The Veterans Administration reports a pump from Nashville may soon enable heart surgery without using the heart and lungs. It passes blood circulation while the heart rests and removes carbon dioxide, offering a potential near term application.
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Washington U
Veterans Administrations
The.y
Nashville
Tenn Ve Prank Gollan
Witch Associates
Widow in Woodward death case faces probe
New York police and Nassau County District Attorney pursue leads after wealthy sportsman William Woodward Jr is shot by his wife Ann Woodward who says a noise prompted the blast. Probing the prowler theory, authorities question Paul Wirths, a German refugee, while the widow remains a central focus as doctors and investigators report her disturbed state and evolving account of the events at the Oyster Bay estate.
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New York 4
Ann Woodward
Wiliam Woodward Jr
Nassau County
Atty
Frank Gulotta
Paul W. Wirths
Huntington
Oyster Bay
Wirths
Woodward
Stuyvesant Pinnel
Vanevar Binnell
Catt Paeline
Long Island
New York
Woodwards
Duchess of Windsor
North Shore
Pinnell
Gulatia
New York City
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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Rosedale Clvic Association
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