Testimony Wages Over Financial Dealings in Foreclosure Case
Court hearing probes ownership and priority in the College Estates foreclosure sale. Frank Lusby testifies about credit checks and contract names K and G and James Galloway Co. Johnston Co. seeks payment for 16 air conditioners and 16 furnaces. Bank officials describe deed of trust and loan timing. Equipment removal deemed possible without harming the property.
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College Estates
Circuit Court
Patrick ML. Schnauffer
M. S. Johnston Company
Hagerstown
Johnston
Frank Lusby
James Galloway Company
Johnston Firm
Lusby
Galloway
Weaver Brothers
Baltimore
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
E Lusby
Bethesda
Maryland Trust In
Baltimore National Bank
M.S. Johnston
K. and
J. Franklin Horn
Horn
Christopher A. Rupp
Rupp
Sidney H. Tinley Jr
Baltimore Bank
James T. Galloway Company, Inc
Walter Mylander
Carlyle Barron Jr
Herbert Rolins
Emmitsburg Halloween Car Theft Cuts Power Poles
An 18 year old in Emmitsburg took a 1952 Plymouth, fleeing at high speed and clipping two utility poles, cutting power in the west end for about five hours and halting phone service briefly. Officer W E Law arrested William Joseph Ott Jr after a crash near St Joseph's College.
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Emmitsburg
Hallowe'en
St Joseph’s College
U. S. 15
William Joseph Ott Jr
W. E. Law
Officer Law
Ott
Wilam Edward Tyler
RFD 1
Lincoln Avenue
Fraley Avenue
West Main Street
Lincoln J Avenue
Route 13
Route 15
Law
Potomac Edison Company
West End
Ort
Hallowe’en
Libertytown
Monrovia
Liberytown
Gue
Two Men Put On One Year Probation For Concealed Weapons
Norman Poole of Monrovia and James Weller of Altary were placed on one year probation after being charged by state police with carrying concealed weapons. The court cited a local wave of drag races and gang activity on Route 40 and warned celebration risks during trick or treating. The case included a 18 inch hoe handle and a blackjack found in cars. defense argued illegal search and lack of intent to use weapons.
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Norman
David Peole
Monrovia
James Lee Weller
Route 1
Alt
Airy
Joseph Gallen
Robert Grimes
Quinn Road
Linganore Area
Joseph Coady
Weller
Poole
Coady
Robert J. Huebner
Samuel Barrick
Grimes
Gallen
William Wenner
Lutheran Workshop At Good Shepherd Center
The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church hosts a weeklong workshop organized by the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland with Rev. Carroll L Boyer as pastor. Attendance is invited for pastors teachers and leaders from area Lutheran churches and others. Sessions run 6 30 to 7 30 p m for primary grades and choirs then 7 30 p m for junior students confirmation classes and post confirmations with the main workshop at 8 30 p m.
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Lutheran Church Center
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Syhod
Maryland
Carroll L Boyer
Liquor License Suspended for Ren-Wel Firm
The Ren-Wel firm Ren-Wel company’s Vic tory Liquor Store on North Market Street faces a 90 day suspension after a guilty plea to selling to minors. Licensure official Louis V. Myers stated transfer to a qualified person is allowed during the period. The case ties to prior minor sales convictions involving Mervin Harshman and H J Caswell. Holders must attend hearings November 10.
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Ren-Wei Enterprise Inc
Victory Liquor Store
North Market Street
Margie Renn Caswell
Ren-Wel Company
Louis V. Myers
Caswell
Ren Wel
H. J. Caswell
Mervin Harshman
Victory
Harshman
J. Marshall Staub
Staub’s
Ren-Wei
Myers
Kennedy attacks Nixon over Social Security position paper
In a cross country swing Kennedy denounces Nixon for adopting a Social Security position paper while promising new programs to aid the elderly. He argues the discourse fails to address urgent needs and cites Nixon’s past opposition to medical aid financed by Social Security. Also reported is the death of Flor ence M Doliv Chandler, wife of AP sports writer John Chandler.
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Nixon
White House
Kennedy
New York
Florence M. ‘Doliv Chandler
Associated Press
John Chandler
All Saints Day Ambushes Spark Algerian War Fire
The 1956 Algiers region violence began with an attack on a bus near Tiefelfel and Guy Monnerot, where a French officer and his wife were killed and wounded. The unrest spreads across farms and roads as a long, costly struggle continues with no clear victor. Contending factions include French forces and Algerian nationalists, under the faltering leadership of Gen. Charles de Gaulle amid mounting domestic opposition.
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Algiers
Tiefelfel
Guy Monnerot
Aberia
Monneroi
Algeria
Africa
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Johnson Declares Nixon A Dangerous Man In Chicago Speech
In a prepared Chicago rally address Lyndon B. Johnson labeled Richard Nixon a dangerous man. He criticized Nixon for ignoring problems and masking turmoil with illusion, warning against electing him president.
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Chicago
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Missouri
Nixon
Johnson
United States
Mathias Promises Positivism in Sixth District Campaign
Maryland Republican Charles Mac Mathias enters the final campaign week at his Frederick home predicting strong support for his program of responsible representation. He outlines policies on education loans, tax credits for tuition, federal aid for school construction, Hatch Act liberalization for federal workers, and farm policy aimed at reducing costs and avoiding Poage-style measures.
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Maryland
Charles “Mac” Mathias
Frederick
National Capital
Pennsylvania Inc
Washington
Mathias
United States Congress
Nixon predicts victory in seven big states for election
Vice President Richard M. Nixon says he will win a majority of seven large states California Texas Michigan Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania New York in next week's election. He flags a tide turning and challenges Kennedy to a national televised debate with his family present.
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NIXON
Richard M. Nixon
California
Texas
Michigan
Iainois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Lancastre
Erie
John F
Jack
Lyndon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Smoke Damages House Near Mt. Airy
A morning house fire at Clyde Dixon’s home on Harrisville Road four miles north of Mt. Airy caused by an oil cooking stove flare up. Mt. Airy firefighters responded at 7 am. no injuries reported and only property damage noted.
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Clyde Dixon
Harrisville Road
Mt. Airy
Montgomery County
Laytonsville
Comus
Soviet Tass claims American spy arrested in Minsk
Tass says Mikhail Platovsky alias Andrei Kreps and Pyotr Sosnovsky were smuggled into the Soviet Union with another alleged spy V. M Sloynov. He trained in West Germany and carried radios, codes, printing gear and anti-Soviet leaflets. The report notes U.S. intelligence training and says Sloynov was also arrested last August.
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Moscow
Tass
Mikhail Platovsky
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Platovsky
Andrei Kreps
Pyotr Sosnovsky
Un_ion
V. M_ Sloynov
Germany
West Germany
New York
Igor ¥. Melekh
U.N
Melekh
FBI
Willie [Hirsch
Minsk
U. S
Bad Homburg
Kaufheures
Slovnov
U.S
October Weather Ends Colder Than Normal With Rain
October closed with 1.34 inches of precipitation and an average temperature of 52.6 degrees, 3.2 degrees below normal. Rain in the last two weeks plus a 0.34 inch start to November, 18 dry days, and temperatures ranging from the 26 to 47 degrees marked the month along with a light snow trace on the 2nd.
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Morrow
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