New Board Confers With Retiring County Leader
Newly elected Board of County Commissioners met today with retiring president A. Grant Hooper to discuss county problems after December 1. Hooper offered his guidance and invited the new members Delbert S. Null Mehr H. Ramsburg and Edward F. Holter to sit in on meetings this month.
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Board of County Commissioners
A. Grant Hooper
Hooper
Delbert S. Null
Mehr H. Ramsburg
Edward F. Holter
Roger H. Willard
Montevue
Court House
Four Frederick youths hurt in Braddock Mountain crash
Four Frederick youths were slightly injured last night when the car they rode in skidded on a wet highway on Braddock Mountain. The group, ages 16 to 36, were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and discharged. State Trooper Donald Bowser investigated. driver identified as Norman T. Trump Jr. The late model Oldsmobile was demolished after striking guard rails and a tree on U.S. 40 around 9:30 p.m.
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Frederick
Braddock Mountain
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Margaret Koogle
Janet W Whipp
Clarence R. Rice
Norman T. Trump Jr
Donald Bowser
Trump
Bowser
U.S. 40
Murder charge filed in death of Maggie Lattice
State Police charged Ernest Lee Thomas 33 with murder in the death of his housekeeper Maggie Susan Lattice 26 of the Middletown area. Autopsy cited brain injuries from a brutal beating. body found in a locked shed. Thomas held without bond pending grand jury action. he was arrested after being tracked to a Frederick tavern. Funeral private in Westminster with burial at Meadow Branch cemetery.
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Ernest Lee Thomas
Frederick County
Maggie Susan Lattice
Middletown
Burkittsville
Thomas
Joe Harold L. Basore
Sergt
J. C. Cassidy
Grand Jmy
Frederick
Frank Dorsey
Norman Dietz
Harry Quinn
Near Westlminster
Miss Leftice
John Leftice
Mayberry
Carrell County
Community Chest reaches 60 percent of goal in city drive
Mayor Derr announces 60 percent of the Community Chest goal of 39650 raised to date at chest workers meeting. Schools lead with 90 percent of 31500, Industrial 89 percent of 89950, special gifts 75 percent of 38000, professional 45 percent of 52250, commercial 49 percent of 37200, fraternal 45 percent of 1500, outlying 45 percent of 750, general canvass 40 percent of 2000, governmental 35 percent of 1650, Division E 20 percent of 900. End date November 16, Camp MeTrick expected to boost totals. Chest officials pleased with progress vs last year despite 10% higher target.
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John A. Derr
Warren Evans
Industrial
Walter Lanins
Clyde M. Roney
Richard F. Kline
A. MM. Powell, Jr
William Hicks
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Melvin H. Derr
Charles V. Main
Gu. E. Nelly
Alrs
Harold E. Schaden
John A. AleCabe
Marion N. Kehne
James H. Falk
Alice Delauter
Edna Dykes
Camp Metrick
Plane Skids To Safe Landing At National Airport
An American Airlines jet with 14 aboard made a cautious approach at National Airport after suffering a crippled nose wheel. Pilot Capt W C Wilkerson from Nashville ferried the 10 engine plane, circling to burn fuel, then touched down and slid to a halt on the nose. Fire crews stood by as onlookers cheered the safe halt.
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Washington
American Airlines
National Airport
W C Wilkerson
Nashville
Tenn
Wilkerson
Red China raids score heavy hits on Chiang Island bases
A Peiping radio report said Red China planes scored 95 percent hits on Nationalist Chinese military installations during a heavy bombing raid yesterday afternoon off the China mainland coast near Chiang Island.
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Peiping
Red China
Chiang Island
China
Urge County Use Voting Machines in Frederick County
The Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors endorsed purchasing voting machines at their Thursday meeting led by president Pierce H. Gaver. The panel expects to budget costs, reduce overtime, and possibly rent machines to Frederick city elections. The plan aims to eliminate two judges per precinct and speed results, with financing options under discussion.
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Frederick County
Lumen F. Norris
Emmitsburg
Gaver
Frederick
Luuuiles al Duques Ant Swootington
Frederick City
Fire damages W Sixth St house in afternoon blaze
A coal from a coal stove exploded in a summer kitchen at 106 West Sixth Street causing a fire that damaged two first floor rooms and furnishings. Fire officials estimated about 500 dollars in total losses including smoke and water damage to the rest of the dwelling occupied by a colored family named Bently. Fire crews arrived around 12 40 pm with aid from Independent Hose Company and Citizens ladder truck.
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Lewis ‘F. Esterly
Hase Companys
Citizens Ladder
Nude body of 15 year old girl found in Norwood garage
Police reported the Norwood case as a likely sex crime. Geraldine Annese, 15, a high school student, was found stabbed and probably strangled after being reported missing by her father an hour earlier. Clothing torn, beads at neck, she had been out with a friend.
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Norwood
Mass
Geraldine Annese
Geraldine
Baston
Queen Mother Visits White House for Private Washington Stay
Britain's Queen Mother Elizabeth rests at the White House with a light schedule and a three day visit hosted by the Eisenhowers. She attends a mass reception with Washington media, radio and photographers as part of her stay, staying in the room nicknamed The Queen's Room.
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Mrs
Nixon
Stock Market Edges Higher After Early Wave
Early selling in New York and Philadelphia stock markets was absorbed as prices closed up. Leading gains shown by LS Steel Goodrich International Harvester Republic Aviation Radio Corp Kennecott Copper American Telephone American Crane Santa Fe Tejas Company Eastern Air Lines Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler and more. News also reports von Neurath’s potential release from Spandau War Crimes Prison and a Tokyo Burma peace treaty ending World War II.
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LS Steel
Goodrich
International Harvester
Republic Aviation
Radio Corp
Kennecott
Copper
American Telephone
American Cranamid Santa Fe
Tejas Co
Eastern Air Lines
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
General
American Tobacco
International Telephone
Youngstown
Shee & Tube
New York Central
Wall Street
Towird
Car With 7 On Brink Of 500 Ft Cliff
C M Davis 40 of Pittsburgh held a stalled car with its rear wheels over a 500 foot cliff in Sheraden until six women passengers escaped and police and a tow crew pulled the vehicle back to safety.
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Pittsburgh
C. M. Davis
Sheraden
Davis
Industrial A Energy Use Can Be Safe
Martinsburg West Virginia sanitize engineer of the Atomic Energy Commission says industrial atomic energy processes can be safely operated in populous areas. He cites safe disposal of insidious wastes and the need to cut disposal costs to keep industry competitive while integrating into the national pattern.
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W. Vane
Arthur E. Gorman
Atomic Energy Commission
Interstate Commission On
Potomac River
Gorman
Tide Leageagey Aow
Duane Snyder
Crompton-Shenandoah Co
Waynesboro
Charles Norman
West Virginia University
Cheat Lake
Monongahela Valley
Norman
G. Patrick
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Luke, Md
West Virginia
Ballot Doctored Claim Triggers Odenton Investigation
Anne Arundel County commissioners order investigation into complaints that a sample ballot was doctored to favor Republicans and posted illegally at an Odenton polling place near Fort Meade. Local officials review voting integrity concerns and potential violations.
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Annapolis
Odenton
Ft. Meade
Anne Arundel County
Morse Wins In 2 Year GOP Feud
Senator Morse of Oregon, once ousted from two key committees after leaving the GOP, is seen by four Democratic senators as likely to regain his old seats on the Armed Services and Labor committees. He aided Democrats in organizing the new Senate and campaigned for Richard Neuberger, helping the party win its 48th seat.
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Morse fInd-Ore
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GOP
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Armed Services and Labor
Richard L Neuberger
Oregon
Guy Cordan
Kefauver
D-Tenn
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D-Nm
Lyndon Johnson
Sen. Pastore
D-Ri
Sen
Gore
Democrats
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bishop names appointments for Baltimore archdiocese
The Rt Rev John J Duggan named pastor of SS Philip and James Church the archdiocese largest and wealthiest congregation filling a vacancy since December when Lawrence J Shehan moved to Bridgeport Conn. Also announced are chancellor assignment for Rev George J Hopkins and other pastoral postings. University of Maryland School of Medicine seeks 36 percent budget boost to cover deficiencies.
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John J. Duggan
SS. Philip and James Church
Lawrence J. Shehan
Bridgeport
Conn
George J. Hopkins
Msgr
Dusan
Francis Keough
St. Anthons’s
Emmittsburs
Vincent J Tomalski
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Thurmont
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Joan J Hart
St Andrews
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Five Day Weather Outlook for Maryland Region
Five day forecast calls for a brief cold snap Saturday then milder Sunday. A cold start Monday followed by a warming trend Tuesday and Wednesday. Weekend may turn cloudy with rain and possible mountain snow around Tuesday. Temperatures will run 2 to 5 degrees below normal. Normal highs are in the 50s with lows near 30 in western Maryland and in the 40s near the bay and coast.
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Maryland
Bay
Leaders Call For White House Talks On Foreign Policy
President Eisenhower invites Republican and Democratic congressional leaders to a November 17 White House briefing on foreign affairs. He aims bipartisan consultation on foreign and domestic matters as Democrats prepare to take control in January. Leaders from both parties foresee ongoing bipartisan discussion in early Congress.
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Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
House
Four Licenses Suspended After Thursday Hearings
Four county motorists faced license actions in Thursday hearings before Motor Vehicle License Reviewer Ray Horn in the Court House. Arthur E. Sirk Woodsboro and Austin J. B. West All Salt street saw licenses read. Sirk cited for drunken driving while Biagus a minor loses privileges until 21 for reckless driving. James Earl Spurrock RFD 5 New Market got three months’ suspension for reckless driving and failure to keep right of center. Russell William Zimmerman 390 block East Church street had one month suspension for reckless driving. George William Morgan Walkersville had his license revoked for operating on a revoked license. Driving probation assigned to Robert Lewis Shankle East All Saint street for reckless driving. Amos Brown West All Saint street. James Donald Moore West Fourth street. James Earl Bdward RFD 4 Frederick for reckless driving. William C. Burriss East Patrick street received a reprimand.
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Ray Horn
Court House
Arthur E. Sirk
Woodsboro
Austin J. B. West
Salt Street
Sirk
Biagus
James Earl Spurrock
RFD 5
New Market
Riget
Center
Russell Wiliam Zimmerman
East Church Street
George William Morgan
Walkersville
Robert Lewis Shankle
East All Saint Street
Amos
Brown
West All Saint Street
James Donald Moore
West Fourth Street
James Earl Bdward
RFD
Frederick
William C. Burriss
East Patrick Street
Still Hopeful Senator Cordon Refuses to Concede
Portland Oregon Republican Senator Guy Cordon says he remains hopeful that an official canvass of tally sheets will show he did not lose Tuesday's election. He declined to concede as the process continues.
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Portland
Ore
Guy Cordon
Oregon
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