Elm Street School Flooded By Torrential Rains In Frederick
Severe rain drenched Frederick and parts of the county causing basement flooding at Elm Street Junior High, damaging refrigeration, motors, and furniture. Water disrupted buses and streets, with pumps removing water and officials scrambling to clean slime and debris. Roadways flooded and bridges washed out on local Wiles and Grosspickle roads as rivers rose.
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Frederick
Middletown
Monocacy
Dug Bridge
Gas House Pike
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Elm Street Junior High School
Frank H. Lewis
Board of Education
Careteria
Saker
Junior Fire Company
County Roads Board
Wiles
Middletown Valley
Mindszents to West: Back Hungary in Freedom Fight
Cardinal Mindszents urged Western nations to support Hungary against Communist control. He spoke at a Budapest news conference from his residence scarred by World War II, noting heroes and wounded as he called for political and material aid. Also reports on a Maryland bar discipline case and muddy Potomac and Monocacy streams.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszents
Budapest Res Dence
Amendments On Ballot Include Absentee Voting Reform
The article notes Amendment No 6 to expand absentee voting for ill or disabled voters, detailing current limits and future potential. It also lists other amendments on the ballot concerning government, budgeting, and judicial pay, with a brief note on foreign reports about Egypt and a wage agreement reached by the National Railway Mediation Board in Chicago.
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Jans Rhearn
Buckeystown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
General Assembly
Senate
Madein UD Wiershatter Bes
Orphans Court
Chicago
National Railway Mediation Board
U.N. votes for immediate cease-fire in Egypt
The United Nations General Assembly voted 64 to 5 with six abstentions for an immediate cease-fire in Egypt. The resolution urged Israel to withdraw its forces and urged Britain and France to halt actions in the Suez area. It called for compliance and for continued emergency session oversight.
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United Nations
N.Y
U. N. General Assembly
Emartannr Spe
Sion
Egypt
Dulles
Israel
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
South Africa
Belgium
Laos
Netherlands
Portugal
Luxembourg
WURAL
United States
Scandinavia
Suez Canal Zone
Security Council
Council
Trafic
Duce Canal
Noab Istael
Dag Hammarskjeld
Assembly
Benes
Tongs Teres Aetoiban
Tae Kit le
Stk
Sinai
Suez Canal
Nile Delta
Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
Luxor
Cairo
Washington
Negev Desert
Alexandra
Egsypt
Middle East Waterway
Channel
UN General Assembly
I Irael
Arrest in Safe Case at City Opera House
Fred erik Negro with a prior criminal record was arrested after an attempted breaking and entering at the City Opera House early Tuesday. Edward Gibson, 29, of West Sixth street, is jailed on a 3000 bond for breaking and entering and held for grand jury action. The safe was moved from the Opera House office to a theater door, but nothing was taken. Police, led by Sergeants Phillips and Diets, investigated and charged Gibson after the alarm from a truck driver.
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Frederik Negro
City Opera House
Tewis
Edward Gibson
West Sixth Street
Gibson
Harey Phillips
Norman Diets
Opera House
Masket
Five Day Weather Outlook With Rising Temperatures
A five day forecast covers Saturday through Monday with fair conditions and rain on Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures rise to about 4 to 8 degrees above normal with cooler days Tuesday and Wednesday. Morning lows range from 30 in Western Maryland to the mid 40s in central sections.
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Maryland
Cantera
Heavy shore flood damage from constant rains
Rain fed water surged over highways in Maryland across the Eastern Shore. Four cars were swept off Maryland 404 near Wye Mills. State Police rescued seven trapped motorists. Creeks overflowed and drains clogged with leaves caused local flooding from Cambridge to Chestertown.
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Associated Press
Dan Tabler
Centreville
Faston
Cambrdge
Veniresille
Chestertown
Salisbury
Queen Annes-Talbot
Resolutions Passed By Maryland Student Council Delegates
Delegates and sponsors at the Maryland Association of Student Councils annual convention passed two key resolutions. One allows the president to appoint a committee to study integration for the association with a report due at the next executive meeting. The other calls for a salaried executive secretary, presented by Robert Moss of Frederick High School. Gerald Way Poole urged action combining dreaming with hard work for success, offering eight guidelines for a strong student council.
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Maryland Association of Student Councils
Io Taliswine Ums Imermng
Robert Moss
Frederick High School
Gerald Way Poole
National Association Secondary School ‘Principsis
Tension Again Grips Budapest as Soviet Troops Move
Budapest faces renewed unease as Soviet divisions regroup near airfields after Hungary pulls from the Warsaw Pact. Premier Imre Nagy seeks UN protection and may resign to form a cabinet of experts. US and Italy push UN action while Budapest radios warn of a possible invasion.
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Budapest
Hungary
Lmre Nagy
Russia
Nagy
United Nations
Ialian
Italy
U.N Security Council
Rairfield
U.S
Thomas Warles
Vienna
AM WU Lang
Cus Pokar
Christian M Ravndat
Eden dodges immediate cease-fire decision in Commons
Prime Minister Eden refused to decide today on the U.N. call for a Middle East cease-fire, saying he has not yet reviewed the U.N. General Assembly proceedings. Labour warned unofficial strikes may sweep the country unless he speaks soon, while protests under Law not war gear up.
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London
Eden
U.N
Middle East
Labor
House of Commons
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Britain
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Frank Keeter
Lawler
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David Hurwiz
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Balame City
Weverton
Ceresville
Nasser
Rome
Meident Nasser
Greyhound Lines
French Defense Ministry
Paris
Cyprus
Tel Aviv
Gaza City
Sip
Rafah
Strip
Gaza
Mediterranean
British Air Ministry
Lon
Melbourne
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