Wreck Delays Traffic On B and O Line Near Frederick
A derailment at Bush Creek bridge south east of Frederick halted B and O traffic after a 129 car freight collided with a maintenance car overnight. Two workers died, several injured, and tracks were realigned by heavy wrecking equipment. Opening times were set for noon on one track and 3:00 p.m. on the other if operations stay on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafie
B. and
QO Rai
Ijamsville
Harry C. Bodie
Brunswick
Bodie
Frederick
Jwad
Bush Creek
Carl F. Stoots
Baltimore
Fawley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Durward K. Sines
Sines
Lauro L. Delcielio
Arch R. Burke
Bush Creek Bridge
Airy
East Patrick Street
Rocky Springs Cemetery
J. E. Cline and Son
Eumerat
Sewickles
Oren HH
Nannie B. Woodward Fawley
Lovettstilie
Foster Hanshew
Hoeks Spemus
Owen L
Trebert Fowles
Uns City
Wiences
Suspend Arms Training Shorth WASHINGTON
The army authorized field commanders to suspend training to allow troops holiday leaves. About half the personnel will be able to take leaves over Christmas and New Year. A schedule lists chest voters and health association sites across Frederick County for the late-year break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom Dee
Yesterdas
Nerimalls
Ele Nile
Weekend Forecast Mixed Warmth Sets Off Chill
Overnight temperatures fell only to 34 at the airport and 26 at Gambrill State Park. Forecasters expect a high near 50 with a milder Sunday followed by another cold night and partly cloudy skies. Yesterday’s high reached 48.
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Gambrill State Park
New Pastor Takes Over Woodsboro Lutheran Parish
Rev. William Merritt Brown will assume duties as pastor of the Woodsboro Lutheran Parish on December 1, succeeding Rev. Raymond C Myers who left in May for Epiphany church in Baltimore. Brown, born in 1919 in Deposit New York, served in World War II, studied at Millenberg College and Hamma Divinity School, and has led St Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran church since 1951. The Woodsboro parish includes four churches: Evangelical Lutheran Woodshor Mi Zion near Ladiesburg Grace near Woodshore and Chapel near Libertstown, with supply pulpit coverage since May vacancy.
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William Merritt Brown
Woodsboro
Millenberg College
Hamma Divinity School
Casstoun
St. Stephen's
Woodshor Mi. Zion
Faughs
Ladiesburg
Grace T Rocky Pill
Woodshore
Libertstown
President Eisenhower Meets Montgomery in Hospital Reunion
In Denver the seventh week of Eisenhower’s hospitalization shows him improving as he plans a reunion with British Field Marshal Montgomery at 11:30 am at Fisher Army Hospital. An exam notes the heart remains normal in size and doctors are pleased with the recovery ahead of a possible trip to Washington and Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Erenhower
Lord Montgomery
Firaannoens Army Hospital
Pigaden
Enenhower
Gettysburg
Stormy Weather Hits Northeast Amid Cold Front Across Regions
A vast storm off the Atlantic drenched the Northeast with rain while a separate mass of cool air pushed from the Midwest to the South, producing subfreezing readings from Virginia to North Carolina and 30s in North Florida. Heavy snow hit New Hampshire’s White Mountains and Boston logged over 22 inches of rain in 24 hours as Pacific air edges in from the west. Early reports place Chicago and New York wet or cool with varied readings across major cities from Denver to Fort Worth and Seattle to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne Avsendter
Southland
Mississipi River
Rockies
Atlantic
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Boston
Midwest
Ohio
Florida
Appalachians
Virginia
North Carolina
Canadian
Cutbank
Mont
Great Plains
Chicago
New York
Denver
Salt Lanke City
San Francisco
Seattle
Springfield
Ill
Minot
S. D
Chadron
Neb
Dodge City
Kan
Fort Worth
Huntington
W. Va
Pulaski
CAPTO MAKE SIND WAR EFFORT BARRED BY BASE COMMANDER
Civilian Air Patrol Frederick Senior and Cadet Squadron will report to Base Commander Major Patterson at Cumberland base with needed personnel for a practice SARCAP mission this Sunday. Parkville and Annapolis squadrons will join, Maryland-wide participation expected. Frederick squadron to fly three aircraft to Box 15 destination. new training program arriving from Wing Headquarters soon. Skating party at Starland in Hagerstown next Wednesday aims to recruit new members. Other officers present included Warrant Officers Marti Gartrell Watkins, Jacobsen, Jacobsen, Florence Jacobsen, and Guy Wetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Civilian Air Patrol
William J. Patterson
Cumberland
John B. Pallon
Parkville
Annapolis
Maryland
Baltimore
Jeannie Marti
Hagerstown
Starland
CAP
Fernley Gartrell
William A Watkins Sayiyils
George Ff. Freed Jr
Jacob Jacobsen
Florence Jacobsen
Guy Wetzel
Grandfather clock sells at public sale in county
A Grandfather's Clock from Vine Dallisan estate sold at public sale at the Court House this morning for 3675. The clock, a John Fessler piece, appeared in good condition though the second hand was missing. Administering parties Byron Wo Thou sin and Sherman Po Rowers led the sale with a large crowd present.
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John Fessler
Bessard
Vine Dallisan
Carroll County
Rurkinsville
Ressler
Popcorn Roasted in Processing Plant Fire
In Lutherville Maryland a five alarm blaze at Egypt Farms processing plant destroyed half a million pounds of popcorn and damaged storage buildings three silos and another structure. Owner John L Strickland blamed possible defective wiring with plant damage pegged at about 300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutherville
John L. Strickland
Strickland
Egypt Farms
Riderwood
28 Per Cent Of Chest Goal Not Collected
Community Chest reports about 28 percent of the $39,650 goal remains unfunded after a progress meeting at Federated Charities. To date $29,000 has been donated, with roughly $10,000 more needed to reach the drive’s quota for seven agencies including the Salvation Army and Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Federated Charities
Children’s Aid Society
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Esther E. Grinage
Community Chest
Feneral
Service Club
Sears
Wary Democrats split on direct attack on Eisenhower
Democratic leaders debate strategy for next year with factions favoring a cautious approach to attacking Eisenhower versus direct criticism. Lyndon Johnson signals moderation while Kefauver urges accountability over administration ethics cases. Republicans stress the president's record as the party platform.
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Eisenhower
Atvendars Unge
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Pawl. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Fisenhower
Butler
Sen
Kefauverti-Tenni
Dayton
Ohio
Kefauver
Lug Penn
Leonard W. Hall
Portland
Ore
Tie
Treated for Lacerations at Frederick Memorial Hospital
James B. Creager of 320 Browne ingesville was treated last night for lacerations to the upper lip and brumnes of the face at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Creager
Browneingsville
Frederick Memorial Hoospital
Hollywood Bedroom Battle Between Actresses Surfaces in Divorce Case
In a Los Angeles dispute, Susan Hayward accused Miss Jarman of aggression during a confrontation at actor Donald Reds Barra's home, describing a clash as a wrestling match after a clothes brush strike and a thumb bite. Jarman denied cigars or threats, stating she and Hayward argued before parting with Barra, while Barra's involvement and dates complicate the record. The case, tied to Hayward and Jess Barker's divorce, centers on alleged abusive conduct and ongoing hearings set for November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Susan Hayward
As Jarman
Donald Reds Barra
Miss Fatingna
Miss Hayward
Susan
Jess Barker
Pat Kealy
Dave
Mies
Hayward
Denmark
Barry
Miss Jarman
Suse
New Orleans
van Noys
Miss Karmren
Clarseay
Baris
Don Uke
Palka da
Miss Haward
Mies Hatcard
West Wins Big Four Talks Over Germany Trap
At Geneva the Western powers led by Dulles press German unification with wide elections and an European security plan. Molotov defends Soviet positions amid Western proposals. Moscow envoy plans return as seven sessions wrap next week.
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Geneva
Dulles
Russia
V. M. Noulotov
Moscow
Molotov
Molotoy
Uie West
Secreta
Harold Macmillan
Antone Pinay
Molotey
Helena Dulles
Askind
Lerten
Tite
Yurtslevra
To Shot Ners
Pastiwest Ceadtocrk
Danvel Cultural
Metal Veheims
Voesten
Stould
Pega
Lasidul
Nikolai Bilgami
Ganin
Germany
Pour
Pnesia
North Atlantic Realy
NATO
East
Bulgaria
Improper Turn Charged After Cars Collide
Kenneth Houston of Derwood faced charges after a collision at Patrick and Court streets around 11 20 p m Friday. He allegedly made an improper left turn from the right lane into South Court street, striking Raxmound Haines of Hanover. Houston also faced accusations of operating without a license and without registration. Police cited Bernard King for absence and summoned Charles J Box of Rockville on similar permit violations. Additional charges included intoxication and unlicensed operation amid a broader police report detailing several pending hearings.
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Kenneth Houston
Derwood
Patrick and
Court Streets
Pomerty Pole
Hye
Claude Evans
Hoxston
West Patrick
South Court Street
Raxmound Haines
Hanover
Pasho
Patrick Damae
Salta Babats
Hagsten & Automobie
Colas College Park
Onestay
Patrick Street
Olneer
Bernard King
Charles J Box
Rockville
Enantes
Lton Dolims
Frederick
James Newnan
Lebertina Win
Intoxicatea
Lyon Thomas
Addington
Excordinns
Harry Phillips
Nathan Porses
Vernon Heffner
Gaza Strip Gun Duel Over Border As Clashes Continue
News wires report a 45 minute gun duel on the Gaza front with Israeli and Egyptian forces exchanging fire atop the EL Sabha plateau near Khan Yunis. Nine Israeli armored cars advanced toward the de militarized line as clashes enter a second day. United Nations observers moved in as Western powers urged a UN peace plan for the El Auja zone.
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Jerusalem
Kraht Larael
Gaza Strip
Gaza
EL Sabha
Sinai Desert
Gaga
U. N
Gazai
Khan Yunis
Sabha
el Auja-Nizana
Altle Lrace
Egypt
Israel
United Nations
el Auja
County Man Aided in Vaccine Development
A Baltimore Public Health Service Johns Hopkins vaccine trial credits Dr. R. J. Huebner, resident near Tammsville, with developing a cold-type virus vaccine. Huebner and his family have lived on a local farm for 42 years after moving from Bethesda. The research, using prisoner volunteers, reports substantial protection against a five-day illness with fever sore throat and red eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
R. J. Huebner
Tjamsville
Fuebner
Bethesda
Public Health Service
University of St. Louis
Cincinnati
Truebner
Reception For Eysters At Hagerstown Sunday
Dr Frederice MQ Eyster, recently resigned pastor of Christ's and Salem Evangelical and Reformed churches, will return to Hagerstown with Mrs Eyster and three children for a farewell service at Christ's church followed by a reception. The resignation comes after his election as the first full time president of the Evangelical and Reformed Church's Potomac district. The Esysters' service is a testimonial for their service and community involvement. Sunny Hill Farm sale details follow.
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Hagerstown
Frederice MQ. Eyster
Christ's
Salem
Eyster
Frederick
Sanod
Esaters
Thera
Ciists
Salon Churenes
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Edward Alysantho
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Hood College
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