Large Vote Expected In Frederick Tuesday
Frederick county voters head to the polls Tuesday for a state and county election with about 60 to 70 percent of 2,716 registrants expected to vote. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. across 69 precincts, first county use of voting machines. Preliminary turnout estimates echo past contingents, with bank closures and public offices observing a holiday. Special precincts at Key Chevrolet, Independent Hose, and Junior Engine House accommodate location details. Middletown district voters consider a fire tax for the volunteer company. Three statewide amendments appear on the ballot amid broad election safeguards and parking measures for voters.
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Frederick County
Frederick
State Armory
Chevrolet
East Patrick Street
Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
North Market Street
Primiary
Court House
Linc. D
Stedman Prescott
Court of Appeals
Patrick M." Schnauffer
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Middetown
Middletown
Resistry Board
Bear on roof prompts Memphis police standoff
In Memphis Tennessee AP report Harry Wulff saw a large black creature flee and climb a tree. Police chased the 400 pound bear for hours until zoo worker John Anderson lassoed it and hauled it to a zoo where officials said it had not escaped.
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Memphis
Tenn
Harry Wulff
Wulff
John Anderson
Will of Dr J S Derr Leaves Substantial Estate to Family
The will of Dr John S Derr of Dearbought near Ceresville was probated. He leaves Mercersburg Academy 560 for prizes in oratorical contests. Gifts go to Walter Wright of Westminster, son John S Derr Jr, office assistant Lillie Wolfe, daughter Jeannette Derr Jul, and widow Jeannette H Derr. A Florida home is life entrusted to the widow, with a trust for a daughter. The farm near Ceresville and mansion contents pass to the widow for life then to the son, with lineage kept. Washington and Lee University gets 500. Residue to widow for life then divided among son and two daughters, with trusts for the daughter Young. Executors named to manage the estate. Will dated Aug 8, 1958.
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John S. Derr
Dearbought
Ceresville
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Walter Wright
Westminster
John S. ‘Derr Jr
J Effects
Jeannette R
H. Derr
Indian Rocks Beach
iFla
Asi
Julia Derr Young
Derry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Julien
Fined For U S 40 Speed In Maryland Magistrate Court
A Baltimore man was fined 100 dollars and costs for exceeding 70 mph on Route 40 east of Frederick on October 18. Trooper William Newcomer paced him at 120 mph and 95 mph. defendant offered no defense and faces license revocation for three months. Several other local arrests yielded jail terms, fines, and suspended penalties for intoxication and driving offenses in the city.
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Baltimore
Wilbur F. Sheffield,Jr
Frederick
Jack Thomas Gregg
William Newcomer
Gregg
Sheffield
Andrew Thomas Simms Jr
Henry Lee Gray
Cpl
William Boone Jr
South Market Street
Claude Henry Gardner
William Mutchner
Chapel Alley
Alden Webster Heffner
West Third Street
Heffner
Marshall Murray
West Third Steet
Alfred Ellsworth Hurley
Germantown
C,. M. Wolford
Hurley
E. Austin James
William Michael Varcoe Jr
RFD
J. Frederick
Varcoe
Austin James
Barry W. Johnson
Onti
No Real Hope For Remaining Miners
Rescue workers dug at Cumberland No 2 coal mine for 23 men missing with no real hope of survival. Three more bodies brought out, total recovered 49. One hundred miners saved earlier, last seven on Saturday after 82 days underground in a debris filled pocket. The 14 miners died in an October 23 earth shift that jammed the shaft with rock and rubble and released poison gas.
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Springhill
Todas
Cumberland No
Iial
Girl Aged Six Is Accidentally Shot
Hyattsville Md A six year old girl Annie Starie Beleak daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Beleak accidentally shot herself through the chest with an antique pistol found in her parents drawer The 22 caliber weapon narrowly missed bones and vital arteries and she was remained in Leland Memorial Hospital Riverdale in good condition for recovery
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Hyattsville, Md
Hyattsville
Vita
Onnie Starie Beleak
Andrew Ja. Beleak
Leland Memorial Hospital
Riverdale
Ice Forms After Sunday Rain Across Mountains
Sunday brought nearly an inch of precipitation with cold conditions and light ice reported in mountainous areas. Gambrill State Park saw ice on car windshields at High Knob as temperatures fell to 33 at 7 am. Fishing Creek reservoir rose from seven feet four inches below capacity to six and a half feet, with more gains expected.
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Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Fishing Creek
Big
Frank Weddle
DHE
Make-Believe Act Tragedy Claims Young Life
In Ellicott City Maryland Warren Brunner 16 was accidentally shot with a .22 pistol at a Dalton Club burlesque Wild West act. His brother Victor 18 had pulled the trigger during a playful confrontation. Warren died at once from the wound.
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Ellicott City
Howard County
Warren Frederick Brunner
Ellicott ‘City
Warren Brunner
Victor
Henry Braner
Dalton Club
Warren
Western plan to avoid surprise attacks in Soviet talks
The United States and allies agree on a strategy for Geneva talks with the Soviet Union to avert surprise military offensives. Western experts urge first analyzing intercontinental missiles and other weapons to prevent a covert strike, then negotiate inspection zones, contrasting with the Soviet insistence on starting with specific zones in Eastern Europe.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
iThey
Tron
Europe
Traffic Toll Rises Amid Weekend Maryland Crashes
Rain and poor visibility slowed traffic on Maryland highways over the weekend, with at least three deaths reported including two on the same road near Hagerstown. Victims include John D. Butterball, 76, struck stepping off a curb on U.S. 11. Betty L. Wadel, 23, and Clarence L. Wadel, 26, injured in a collision on U.S. 11. Ronald K. Wingard, 36, killed in Cumberland. Pvt. Raymond Mayse, 24, of Havre de Grace died of injuries from a prior crash. Four youths from St. Mary’s Seminary were injured in a Lexington Park accident.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Hagerstown
John D. Butterball
U. S. 11
Halgerstown
Betty L. Wadel
Manassas Park
Clarence L. Wadel
Wadel
Clarence Wadel Jr
Thomas 0. Meyers
Williamsport
Ronald K
Wingard
Johnstown
Cumberland
Pvt
Ray
Mond Mayse
Havre de Grace
South Bend
Ind
St. Mary's Seminary
Lexington Park
Katherine Lore
Solomons
Enid i Griffin
Mt. Raimer
James Gough
David Gray
Techricar
Willow Road
Boy Throws Hammer and Fells Big Hawk
CHICAGO AP A 9 year old boy, Peter Gorite, tossed a broken hammer at a hawk circling 10 feet above him in a vacant lot. The bird fell dead after being struck bull’s eye. Peter, 3 feet 5 inches tall, and his father later took the hawk to a police station. The hawk measured four feet across its wings.
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Chicago
Peter Gorite
Peter
Snow and Sleet Storm Hits Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
A broad storm brought snow and sleet to the Northeast and mid-Atlantic with rain in the south and cooler air across the northern Plains. Pennsylvania saw higher elevations covered and Harrisburg logged over two inches of rain in 24 hours. Public schools closed in Litchfield Connecticut as snow and sleet moved through the Berkshires.
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Associated Press
Berkshire Mountains
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Altoona
Elmira-Binghamton
N. Y
Plains
Central Rockies
Washington
Pacific Coast
California
Idaho
Montana
Three Montgomery youths transferred from Juvenile Court to criminal division
Three 17 year old youths from Montgomery County faces breaking and entering charges after statements they broke into a cabin on the Stronghold property on Sugar Loaf Mountain. Judge Patrick M Schnauffer ordered transfers from Juvenile Court and bonds were set for their release pending trial. A 15 year old was kept under juvenile jurisdiction and released to parents for supervision.
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Montgomery County
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Criminal Division
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Leslie K. Vipond
Silver Spring
Sheldon H. Rosenbloom
Wheaton
George J. Wasler
Hollywood
Juverle Court
William C. Roderick
Elm Street mock election elects Tawes Beall governors
A four precinct Elm Street School mock vote elected J. Millard Tawes and J. Glenn Beall to state offices, with local results split. Students picked Republican and Democratic nominees for governor, attorney general, sheriff, and court posts, reflecting a crafted classroom government study.
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Elms
Crats
Ro Mj
J. Millard Tawes
Kay Eury
Republic
Jean Judge
Richard Graham
Demo
Mary Hurst
Millard Tawes
Bonnie Danner
Armor
Rosemary James
Devereux
Baker
Robert A. Wallace
Mike Blickenstaff
John A. Derr
J. Glenn Beaulenger
U. S
Wallace
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Joan R. Foley
Congress
DeWitt
Hyde
Samuel W. Barrick
Wilbur Sheff
Edwin F. Nikirk
Thomas S. Glass
Horace M. Alexander
Sheriff
Earl W. Burdette
C. Burton Cannon Jr
Ellis C. Wachter
Thomas W. Eichelberger
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
James’ ‘H. Falk
Susan Griffith
Gloria Doody
Linda Little
Judy Sherman
Jackie Reider
Richard Israel
Martin Walsh
Candy Stockman
Beverly Neilson
Wayne Putman
Calvin Flautt
Demorratic
Dave Bernstein
Karen Stull
Tommy Nikirk
Susan Fraser
Mike Novello
Gerald Shern
Judy Flora
Elm Street
Osborne Fagan
William Howard
Richard Petre
Democratic Board of County Commissioners
Elim Street
Auryvin Renn
Mehri H. Ramsburg
Delbert
House of Delegates
Helezatés
Gary L. Utterback
William F. Cramer
Charles E. Collins
Charlies McC. Mathias Jr
Samuel C. Hays
William M. Houck
C. Clifton Wirts
Stedman Prescott
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Court of Appeals
6Th Judicial Circuit Court
Five Day Forecast From Press Briefing In Ridgeville
Temperatures will average near normal with little precipitation. A seven room brick dwelling in Ridgeville owned by the late Luella is linked to Mrs. Osborne Fagan. Public sale held Saturday auctioneers and officials supervised by D. Davis and L. Pearce amid campaign activity. Highs 54-60, lows 38-44. Four polls staffed by 30s in the mountains.
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Ridgeville
Luella
Osborne Fagan
D. Davis
Associated Press
Oliver Herman
Davis
L. Pearcei
William Howard
Bowlus
Albert S
Fabler Jey
Greyhound and Workers Agree on Two-Year Contract
In Chicago AP report a new two year contract covering 12 000 Greyhound Corp employees in 20 states was announced by union and management negotiators. Details were not disclosed but a spokesman said a wage increase and fringe benefits were granted pending ratification by the Amalgamated Assn of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America. Negotiations with several Greyhound lines occurred in Chicago over the past three weeks. The contract runs unit Oct 31 1960 and wage scales were the main issue. In Berlin West police said Alexander Fuss 38 confessed to spying for the Soviet Union since 1955. He was arrested Aug 20 as he stepped from a plane.
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Chicago
Greyhound Corp
Amalgamated Assn. of
Street, Electric Railways
America
Atlantic
Central
Southeastern
Jand
Richmond
Greyhound
Unnion
Michael M. Mas
William Marshall
Snion
National Committee
Earl N. Cannon
Berlin
West Berlin
Alexander Fuss
East Berlin
West Germany
Red Guns Open Heavy Fire On Quemoy Island
Communist artillery launched the heaviest shelling of seven weeks at the Quemoys with 36 451 shells fired noon to 6 p.m. The Nationalists claimed 12 822 shells between noon and 3 35 p.m. Peiping radio reported 12 000 shells. The odd numbered shelling day was observed under the calendar for day on day off fighting. Nationalists say Quemoy remains stocked with supplies and ammunition despite the bombardment.
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Taipe
Quemoys
Defense Ministry
Peiping
Quemoy
Red Ieee
Coronation Preparations At St Peters For Pope John XXII
Vatican City AP reports St Peter's basilica lit for the coronation of Pope John XXII. Dignitaries from around the world attend as a grand Roman rite unfolds from entrance to benediction, with a central altar, throne processions, and the triple orb coronation held in a four to five hour ceremony. New York stock market opens uneven with motors coppers rails higher while steels aircrafts and chemicals mix.
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Vatican City
St Peter's
John XX
Free World
Rome
Charles Borromeo
St. Gregory
New York
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J.S. Derr
Mercersburz Academy
See
U.S
Potomac
Brunswick
Mr. Watford
Johnson
Frederick Murray H. Fout
Logal
Boy
Big Hawk
White
St. Louis
Litchfield, Conn
John XXII
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