Father Sentenced 18 Months for Juvenile Delinquency
A Frederic man identified as Robert L Walters, 6, was given 18 months in the House of Correction after being linked to directing his son in theft. Walters had previously been tried for contributing to the delinquency of a minor, but was deferred for employment efforts. Police testified a note from Walters directed the juvenile to steal from wholesale houses and five and ten cent stores. Judge Patrick M Schnauffer urged work placement and warned Walters that further delinquency would lead to training school. Three other youths, ages 14 and 15, were placed on probation after an escapade at Weil Bros. garage that damaged property worth over 1,000 dollars.
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House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Robert L Walters
East Fifth Street
Walters
Charles V. Main
Schnauffer
Sergt
Sherman Boone
Weil Bros
West Fourth Street
William C- Roderick
Paul Fogle
Main
Tnes
Styther
Roc. Dishong
Poperties
Cold snap hits Frederick county with record winds and snow fence work
Northwest winds push temperatures down to the mid thirties with Gambrill State Park 27 degrees and airport 35. Forecaster calls it the coldest day so far this season as rain and squalls lingered yesterday. Snow fence crews rush to complete placement along state roads, replacing dozens of damaged signs and posts in preparation for winter.
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Frederick County
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
State Roads Commission
Commission
Hallowe'en
Maryland
East Chilled By Cold Snap Across Regions
The first widespread autumn cold snap chilled the eastern third of the nation while the western half warmed. Temperatures froze or fell below freezing south of the Gulf Coast, with a low of 13 at Duluth, Minnesota. Snow flurries touched parts of the Great Lakes, including five inches at Pebbleston, Michigan, as Midwest warm air began pushing in from the west.
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Associated Press
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Appalachians
Gulf Coast
Duleth
Minn
Midwest
Great Lakes
Pebiston
Mich
Midatlantic
Pacific Northwest
California
Atlantic
Florida
Fire Routs Shoppers From Hutzler Brothers
A smouldering fire in a third floor ceiling drove about 200 shoppers from Hutzler Brothers in downtown Baltimore last night. Firemen fought a 2 alarm blaze as smoke drifted from cloth and newspapers above the ceiling. A skylight blew off at enhauer's China Shop on North Market Street, with damage to a parked car. Officer William Stale said no pedestrians were hit.
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Baltimore
Hutzler Brothers Department Store
Enhauer
North Market Street
William Stale
Fatal Accidents In Baltimore County
Two traffic deaths reported in Baltimore County. Carl L. Clayton an 18 year old Hydes motorcyclist died after his cycle collided with a pickup driven by his friend Leonard W. Buck 16 also of Hydes. Richard Burczynski 41 of the eastern suburbs was struck on Pulaski Highway by a car driven by Corp. Pvt. Gary H. Hines 23 of Aberdeen Proving Ground Hines faces manslaughter reckless driving and driving without a license charges.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Carl L. Clayton
Hydes
New Cut Road
Leonard W. Buck
Richard Burczynski
Baltimore
Pulaski Highway
Corp. Pvt
Gary H. Hines
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Hines
Eisenhower to dine with Taylor during Denver hospital visit
President Eisenhower plans a social visit with General Maxwell D. Taylor at Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver. They will be joined by their wives. no defense talks are planned. A British officer Montgomery will also visit as part of the president’s inspection tour.
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Eisenhower
Maxivell D. Taylor
Army
White House
James C. Hagerty
Taylor
U.S
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Digsouail ‘ PL v Ua Montgomery
Great Britain
North Atlantic Defense Forces
Europe
Washington
Fitzsimons
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Riserhower
Gettysburg
College Park IFC backs campus no drinking rule
The Inter Fraternity Council at the University of Maryland voted to support an administration ban on campus drinking. President Elkins warned of drastic penalties for violations and pledged to shut down fraternity houses if needed. The three hour closed session included 24 fraternities and Robert James asst dean of men. Larry Brant said action would be taken against violators as in the past.
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College Park
University of Maryland Inter Fraternity Council
Wilsen H Elkins
Robert James
Larry Brant
IFC
Bullets Cut Off Current Four Hours In Brunswick Area
About 3,000 Potomac Edison customers in and near Brunswick lost power for up to four hours after bullets damaged insulators. John Morgan says shots, possibly from squirrel hunters, weakened equipment. damage under investigation by police. Rewards of 25 dollars posted for information leading to convictions.
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Potomac Edison Company
Brunswick
John Morgan
Dain
Petersville
Broad Run
Burkittsvile
Knoxville
Morgan
Peamsters Dedicate Marble-Halled Building In Washington
The AFL teamsters union plans a five million dollar white marble HQ near the Capitol with ceremonies featuring AFL chiefs and movie stars like Walter Pidgeon and Haley. The modern structure includes blue-tinted windows, penthouse, and music while workers guide visitors through floral elegance and luxury. The union, begun in 1903 by wagon drivers, now claims 1.4 million truck drivers and related workers, with all costs paid in cash and no mortgage.
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Washington
AFL
Teamsters Union
Syarils
Walter Pidgeton
Haley
Congress
Teamsters
Child’s sinker injures brother during TV viewing
In Detroit a two year old girl dropped a lead fishing sinker onto her brother Leonard G as he watched television. He was rushed to a hospital with the sinker in his stomach. Doctors expect the object to pass naturally.
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Detroit
Linda Bullock
Leonard
G. Saxning
Yesterda
Linda
Neray
New Attack By Egyptians Is Charged
Israel said Egyptian platoons did not attack an Israeli position near Gaza and no Israeli casualties were reported. The El Sabha checkpost near El Auja was held by both sides after an 11 hour battle, with each side disputing casualties and territory. U N Secretary General Hammarskjold proposed a plan for withdrawal and markers, while Britain and the United States urged peace talks.
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Israel
Gaza Strip
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el Sabha
el Auja
Gaza
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
New York
Geneva
Britain
Swill
Stern U. N
London
Washington
U. Ss. State Department
Egypt
Beirut
Desert
Washington highway interchange project launches in Md
Governor McKetchin opened construction of an east edge of Washington highway interchange aimed at linking two Maryland routes. The project promises high speed, uninterrupted travel between New York and Washington, making the area a focal point for regional transit. Civil defense volunteers may deduct unreimbursed expenses from income tax, per IRS guidance reported by the Civil Defense Administration.
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Hyatesville
McKetchin
Washington
Maryland
New York
Mich
Civil Defense
Es Defense Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Mail Early For Christmas Sign Goes Up At Post Office
Post Office urges early mailing for Christmas as carrier services prepare for peak season. Postmaster General Arthur Cate Summerted discusses packing and wrapping, correct addresses, and the role of certified mail for valuable items. Books and pamphlets offering tips are available free at post offices.
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Nolidas
Christina
Durden
Ceaneral
Arthur FC
Tyne
Shippore
Wall
Socral
Dissent Fails To Break German Unity Talks
At Geneva the Big Four foreign ministers fail to produce a plan for German unity with Molotov resisting Western terms. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay push for an offer aligned with last July decisions as ministers plan to reconvene today amid warnings of a volatile German future.
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Germany
Harold Macmillan
V. M. Molotov
Weattan
Russia
Europe
Dulles
Antoine Pinay
Macmillan
Bir
Molotov
Aspirin Seen As Stone Prevention Hint From Surgeon
Chicago report notes aspirin may prevent new kidney stones as a promising approach discussed by Dr Samuel Vesturologist of the University of Virginia at the American College of Surgeons meeting. Dr Filwin L Pron of Brookline cites aspirin trials in 17 to 19 patients with recurrent stones showing reduced stone formation.
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Samuel 4
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Charlottesville
Filwin L Pron
Brookline
Mass
Dy Pere
Duchess of Windsor Calls Ann Woodward an Ideal Couple
The Duchess of Windsor, a guest at a Woodward party in Mineola, regards blonde Ann Woodward and her socialite husband as an ideal couple. He was later shot by his wife in their Oyster Bay home after a nighttime alarm, with investigations and questions continuing at the Waldorf Towers in New York City. Police probe surrounding calls and the couple’s armed, two-bedroom setup adds to the evolving case.
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Mineola
N.Y
Duchess of Windsor
Ann Woodward
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Woodwards
Woodward
Waldorf Towers
New York City
Nassau County
Asst
James Farrelli
Wiliam Garrett
Stuyvesant Pinch
Pinetth
Freight crash near Tamsville kills two in ballast regulator collision
A B and O freight train struck a ballast regulator car near Bush Creek bridge at Tamsville, killing Jack Fawley of Frederick and Carl F. Stoots of Baltimore. Three others were injured, including Archie Burke and Durward K. Sines, with Sines in fair condition. The wreck halted after the 30 foot bridge gave way, fire followed by extinguishment, and hospital responders rushed victims to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Engineer William Henry Harnsberger escaped injury.
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Jack Fawley
Frederick
Carl F. Stoots
Baltimore
Archie Burke
Mt. Airy
Durward K. Sines
Laura del Ciello
Ciello
Bush Creek Bridge
Fawley
Robert D. Storer
Frederick Barracks
State Police
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hartman Tunnel
Howard Wagner
Hyattstown
New Market
Thyallstown
Damascus
Mr. Airy
B&o Railroad
MecKeldin to Join in Wilson Centennial Observance
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin backs a nationwide Woodrow Wilson centennial year observance. He urged Maryland lawmakers to recognize the significance and issued proclamations designating 1956 as Wilson Centennial in Maryland. Wilson’s ties to Johns Hopkins and the 1912 Baltimore nomination are noted.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Demns
Woodrow Ison
Congress
McKeldin
Maryland
Woodrow Wilson
Shool
Wilson
United Nations
Johns Hopkins University
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