Eisenhower Urges Voters to Cast Ballots in Election
President Eisenhower in a televised address urged every American to vote in tomorrow's congressional election, warning that abstaining allows a minority to set policy for years. He stressed voting as duty and noted prayers for the nation. Democrats anticipate control. Republicans hope for an upset despite late campaigning. A separate item reports a surprise birthday Halloween party for Miss Betty Kinna at Feagaville.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Nixon
United States
GOP
Stevenson
Stephen A. Mitchell
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Mitchell
Moscow
America
Congressional
Federal Communications Commission
White House
Esenhower
New York
Betty Kinna
Paul Kline
Feagaville
Dewey Kinna
Glenn
Wiliam Kinna
Billy
James Kennedy
Richard Kennedy
Donnie
Florence Castle
Bernhard Brust
Grace
Joe
Kenneth Zimmerman
Ruth
Dotty Main
False Teeth Confidence with FASTEETH Powder
Advertises FASTEETH powder as a remedy for insecure dentures, promising firmer, more comfortable plate hold with no gummy taste or nausea. Claims include reduced plate odor, fresher breath, and ease of use when talking laughing or sneezing. Available at drug counters.
Found Guilty on Non-Support Charge
Found guilty of non-support of his wife and month old child Elmer Leroy Bell of Hillside Apartments. Bell received a fine of 100 dollars or 60 days in jail from Magistrate Edward J. Smith. he could not raise the money. Court noted his intoxication and disturbance of the peace in the past. Mrs. Bell testified he spent benefits on Sneaky Petes and she had to work to support the infant. Easterday was found not guilty of assault. alimony of 200 dollars weekly was ordered with child visitation Saturdays. No proof of assault. Foreman of Clarksburg cited for intoxication with a 25.80 forfeiture. Davis of Chilhowie forfeited 25.80 for intoxication.
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Elmer Leroy Bell
Hillside Apartments
I People’s Court
Edward J. Smith
Frederick County
Bell
Equity
Easterday
Edwin F. Nikirk
Archers Turn Out in Deer Hunt. Wastler Bags First Doe
Scores of archers scoured Cat octin Mountain Monday as the two week open deer season began. Raymond Wastler of Thurmont, RFC 1, was the sole successful hunter, taking a 92 pound doe at the Frederick City watershed. Regional Game Warden Benjamin Phebus Sr. noted 100 plus cars in the area and said more hunters are expected Saturday. He warned against hunting after sundown, promising arrests for violations. In Cambridge, Theodore Gilliam, noted golf champion, died of a heart attack at 34 while talking with friends in a sporting goods store. He had recently won Tidewater Inn Golf Tournament medal at Easton Md.
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Raymond Wastler
RFC
Thurmont
Wastler
Frederick City
Daniel W. Snook
Lewistown
Benjamin Phebus Sr
Arr
Phebus
Cambridge
Theodore Calham
Iowa
District of Columbia
Panama
Maryland
Gilliam
Easton
Close Senate Races To Watch
Early election analysis flags close Senate battles in Massachusetts Ohio Michigan and California with Saltonstall Bender Ferguson McNamara and leaders in Pennsylvania New York and California. House focus centers on Connecticut 2nd and 3rd and Kentucky 3rd as parties vie for early control.
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Associated Press
Senate
Massachusetts
Leverett Saltonstall
Foster Furcolo
Saltonstall
Ohio
George H. Bender
Thomas A. Burke
Sen
Taft
Exper
Bender
Michigan
Homer Ferguson
Patrick V. McNamara
Ferguson
California
Oregon
Idaho
Pennsylvania
George M
Harrisburg
New York
Dewey
Warren
Connecticut
Kentucky
800 Drydock Workers Walk Out On Strike
About 800 workers at Maryland Drydock Co. walked out in Baltimore amid failed contract talks with CIO local leader Charles Russell alleging union concessions were rejected. Up to 75 pickets stood at the yard entrance with no violence as status on seniority and medical insurance stalled. furloughs and schedule changes cited as catalysts.
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Maryland Drydock Co
Charles Russell
CIO
Maryland Drydock
Oke Wornig Avoud
Onu
Maryland Drydock Faces Ongoing Labor Troubles and Schedule Changes
A union spokesman notes the new pay arrangement shortchanges workers by limiting Friday and Saturday premium time, while the company says it aims to give a fuller weekend as Sundays see little work. Maryland Drydock's workforce has fluctuated, dipping to about 1,100 in July amid ship-activity shortages.
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Maryland Drydock
Big Pool fishing haunts revived after leak fixed
Big Pool Maryland re fills after a leak drained the 100 year old Potomac side lake. Officials plan inspection and restocking with fish and consider diverting Licking Creek to keep the pool full despite future leaks. Game Warden Stanley Alexander reports the recovery. Howard E. Ankeney, House delegate, invites Interior Department and state fish officials to inspect next week.
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Potomac
Svortemen
Potomac River
Washington
Cumberland
Stanley Alexander
Howard E. Ankeney
House of Delegates
U. S. Interior Department
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Ankeney
Licking Creek
Martha Stone Is Arrested by FBI in New York City
Washington dispatch reports Martha Stone a 44 year old Newark resident and alleged underground Communist leader arrested by FBI agents in New York City. J Edgar Hoover said she operated under assumed names since 1951, avoided contact with her son and attended his grandfather’s funeral, and faced federal charges for membership in a group advocating overthrow of the U S government.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Martha Stone
Communist Party
FBI
New York City
J. Edgar Hoover
Brooklyn
Long Island
N.Y
Julius Stone
Hoover
Abusive police conduct probe in Maryland county
Anne Arundel County police examiners’ board to meet to discuss charges of alleged abusive treatment by local officers of two Prince Georges County rescue squads. County Manager Edward Lonergan said he received a letter from Prince Georges Police alleging an Anne Arundel officer accused Bowie Rescue Squad members of being drunk. The incident reportedly involved threats and a possible arrest in New York City.
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Anne Arundel County
Hughes
FBI
Jerome Avenue
Bronx
New York City
Annapolis
Anne Arundel
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