By-Pass At Fort Detrick Progress For West Fourth Street
Contracting crews push base course and curb work on the Fort Detrick by pass area between West Seventh and West Fourth streets. The project widens West Fourth toward Montevue with federal funds, aiming to complete base work before winter and ready final surfacing if weather allows. West Seventh street will be cut off at Milita Road after a U S condemnation to replace the old state highway route.
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Comrador
T. Eddie Russell
Frederick
West Seventh
Montevue
West Seventh Street
Detrick
Grant Place
Dewick Reservation
Milita Road
Noisy air conditioner in dispute over West Patrick Street property
In Equity Court, Mr. and Mrs. Invie J. Wolbers sue Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hurwitz over a newly installed air conditioner on adjoining property. They allege excessive vibration and loud noise, moisture damage, and partial encroachment, seeking removal or relocation and nuisance relief. The case also involves a driving incident near the Catoctin River bridge and a police stop.
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Equity Court
Invie J. Wolbers
William G. Hurwitz
Wolberg
Edward D. Storm
West Patrick Street
Wolbergs
Hurvitz
Thes
Ritter
Leesburg.a
Plainants
Carlson
Catoctin River
Order Directs Show Cause By November Fifteenth
An order was signed directing the defendants to show cause by November 15 why the relief sought should not be granted.
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Agmages
Car Demolished In Accident On U S 340
A 196 Ford Victoria was demolished and the driver slightly injured in a crash on U S 340 south of Frederick at about 2 a m. Lawrence W Ritter, a U S Navy service member at Norfolk Va, received treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital ER for abrasions and contusion and was transferred to Fort Detrick.
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Frederick
Lawrence W. Ritter
U. S. Navy
Norfolk Va
Frederi Memorial Hospital
Fort Detrick
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission HQ Dedication
Governor Micheldin spoke at the dedication of a new regional headquarters for the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission in Silver Spring. He warned of growth in suburban Washington and urged jurisdiction expansion or cooperation with other commissions to handle control.
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Silver Spring
Micheldin
Amecheldin
Nicodemus To Head Seal Sale Drive In Frederick County
Nicodemus named chairman of the 1957 Christmas Seal Sale for Frederick County. He notes TB control work and education by the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association, calls for citizen participation in seal purchases to fund ongoing health efforts and vaccine research, and outlines the program aimed at case finding, treatment, and rehabilitation.
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Kent C
Frederick County
Nicodemus
Walkersville
T the
University of Virginia
Glade Valley Milling Company
Waltersville
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
State Association
Pain
James H. Falk
Frederick
Tuberculos Association
New York Business Shows Hemp: October Tax Rise and Mixed Signals
New York business data show tobacco tax revenue up to 21,424.23 in October while overall economic indicators weaken. Freight carloadings fell 13.8 percent from a year earlier, steel and oil profits surge noted, and consumer spending cools as President Eisenhower cautions mixed signals.
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New York
Eisenhower
U.S. jSteel
Tobacco tax funds seek school construction in county
The tobacco tax revenue is earmarked to fund school needs and construction, with initial estimates suggesting yearly receipts could surpass 3150,000. Officials note October hints a higher average, while some still prefer waiting to gauge monthly averages. CommissionerNull said the tax is meeting expectations and may lessen reliance on general county tax increases.
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Delbert
Null
Bess Myerson's Husband Arrested in Domestic Dispute
New York. Allen Wayne, 39, husband of Bess Myerson the 1945 Miss America, was arrested on a third degree assault charge after she alleged he grabbed her by the throat in their Upper East Side home. Bail set at 300 dollars for a Monday hearing in Manhattan court. Wayne was taken into custody by parole officer Charles Schleger following a phone complaint from Myerson describing the assault in their bedroom.
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New York
Bess Myerson
Upper East Side
Allen Wayne
Upper Manhattan
Wayne
Charles Schleger
Missi Myerson
Torei
Temporary Infirmary Opens at Hood College
Hood College has opened a temporary infirmary in Strawn House to handle an influx of flu like cases. Thirty three students are being treated across both infirmaries as enrollment remains about three hundred fifty. Officials report no serious illness, noting the illnesses mirror a city school outbreak with brief fever spikes. Strawn House will be used only until mid November for home management classes.
Friday Rains Light and Sunday Rain Forecast
Substantial rains were predicted for the Frederick area overnight but dwindled to recent showers that dropped only 0.12 inch at the State Police barracks. More rain was forecast by late Sunday as clouds increased and a fair night was expected. Dam at Fishing Creek reservoir remained too low, caretaker Frank Weddle reporting the dam level 14 feet six inches below the top this morning. Clearing and colder conditions were noted for Monday. TRACK OWNER DIES Alfred J. Boyle, owner of Charles Town race track in West Virginia, died last night in a Washington hospital at age 72.
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State Police
Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Washington
Alfred J. Boyle
Charles Town
WW. Va
Truce Declared in Strife-Ridden Lone Star Steel Strike
In Daingerfield Texas a truce ended a tense strike against Lone Star Steel Co. Rangers monitored potential aftereffects as some pickers were ordered back to work immediately with lost seniority. A three hour meeting decided to resume operations while newsmen were barred from the session.
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Texas Rangers Kent
Maryland State Horticultural Society Plans 60th Meeting
The executive committee met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to plan the 60th annual Maryland State Horticultural Society meeting. The sessions will be in Hagerstown on January 7 and 8 with a program of interest to fruit growers across four states. Attendees included Norman J. Fike Cordova president Albert F Vierkeller College Park secretary treasurer Dr Irvin C Haut College Park Sherman B Waddell New Windsor John P Caspar Hancock William T Delaplaine and E L Dwight McCain Frederick.
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Maryland
Horticultural Society
Francis Scott Key
Hagerstown
Norman J. Fike
Cordova
Albert F Vierkeller
College Park
Irvin C. Haut
Sherman B. Waddell
New Windsor
John P. Caspar
Hancock
William T. Delaplaine
EL Dwight McCain
Frederick
Chest Fund Surpasses Close To Goal After County Drive
Surprised and jubilant members of the Community Chest campaign committee reported Friday the county-wide drive was within 56,000 of the 65,000 goal. Noah E. Kefauver Sr led contributions with 2,136 over the county total of 19.00, as districts like Hatvers and Jackson posted strong returns and Fort Detrick showed 30 percent over 1856.
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Community Chest Campaign Committee
Noah E. Kefauver Sr
Ihoosh
Kefauver
Fort Detrick
Francis Scott Rey
Parsons Newman
Dan Weinberg
United Fund
Benjamin L. Shuif
E. Hart Letchison
Charles H. Woodmen
Cochairmen
Frederick County
Hatvers
Claude Cori
SICG
Jackson
Albert Flock
Thurmont
Martin Mathwig
Graceham
C. E. Hemby
Catoctin
Charles Martin
Goal
Liberty
Eleanor Baker
Frances Smith
Creagerstown
Vernon Fisher
Pallenger
Russell Dudrow
Tuscarora
Harold Free
Walkersville
J. Harold Hooper
Johnsville
Herman Savior
Tran
Jefferson
Henry la
Braddock
Brunswick
Roy Waller
Cummings
SHIN
Buckeystown
Walter Page
Pat Prime
Frederick Out Ising
Bruce Crum
Robert Crum
Emmitsburg
Andrew Easter
Urbana
Charles Collins
Woodsboro
Maurice Murray
Doris Baker
Petersville
T. West Claggett
Linzanore
Maurice McDaniel
Eisenhower Surprises West Point With Dinner Party Visit
President Dwight D. Eisenhower, visiting his 1915 West Point class, attended a 30 to 40 person dinner at CuHall after laying a memorial fountain on parade grounds. He and Mamie arrived by plane in steady rain, smiling as guests cheered in the dining room at Stewart base.
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Eisenhower
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Hower
Deer Bow Season Slays 12 Dats Count in Frederick County
Fifteen deer, mostly does, have fallen to bow and arrow in Frederick County as the season extends. The year’s tally runs to 76 with fifteen earlier does among the kills. At Lewistown’s Snook’s store two hunters reported deer yesterday, including a 83-pound doe near Purman road and an 85-pound doe near Catoctin Furnace. A few spike bucks have been taken. the largest killed was a 109-pound doe.
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Frederick County
Lewistown
Snook
Allwanz
Riverdgie
Purman Road
Benjamin R. Sietens
Bethesda
Catoctin
Former Coach Meehan Convicted in Steel Black Market Case
John E. Chick Meehan, famed gridiron star and ex-coach at NYU and Manhattan College, was found guilty with three others of conspiring to run a steel black market during the Korean War. Jury of 12 deliberated 12 hours, sentencing set for Nov. 15. defendants face up to five years and fines.
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New York
John E. Chick Meehan
Meehan
Jamaica
Queens
John L. Rera
Albertson
X.Y
Hyman Kopp, Sr
Westbury
N.Y
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Finnegan Associates, Inc
State Equipment Corp
Kopp
Broadway
Syracuse
New York University
NYU
Manhattan College
New Production Authority Reg ‘Ulations
United States
John MM. Cashin
Diplomatic tensions over Syria Turkey and the Middle East
At the United Nations delegates debated Syria’s stand amid Soviet backed claims of Turkey planning an attack. Arab leaders pushed for Syria to accept mediation from Saudi King Saud while Russia endured resentment for pressuring Arab unity. India’s Krishna Menon urged dialogue. The supposed invasion date passed without incident, dulling Soviet charges.
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Middle East
U. XN
Syria
Turkey
Syra
Saud
U. N
India
V. K. Krishna ‘Menon
United States
Queen Elizabeth May Be Televised Star in Making
Lord Altrincham, editor of the National and English Review, says the Queen shows every sign of becoming a television star. He praised her Washington speech as natural though not the U S address, and criticized the Canadian talk as direct and stronger.
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Lord Altrincham
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
United States
Washington
Altrincham
Washington Press Club
Elizabeth
National
English Review
Review
Nixon And Knowland Avoid Out-State Fight
Washington sources say Vice President Nixon and Senator Knowland will not clash outside California in 1963. Knowland, who may pursue 1960 moves, reportedly told associates of a break for Nixon. Knight’s plans to seek Knowland’s Senate seat could clear Knowland’s California bid amid intraparty struggles, while a Salisbury strike ends without Nixon consultation.
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Nixon
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Knowland
Goodwin Knight
Knight
Senate
California
Salisbury
Cris Craft Corp
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