Bishop's Wife to Attend Urbana WSCS Luncheon
Mrs. John Wesley Lord wife of the Methodist Bishop will be guest of honor at a Peter Pan Inn Urbana luncheon arranged by the Baltimore Conference WSCS 12 30 pm on Thursday. Attending are district and conference officers and wives of presidents of affiliated churches and institutions. Mrs Ona Griffin Jeffries will discuss her book In and Out of the White House.
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John Wesley Lord
Lord
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Baltimore
Woman's Society of Christian Service
WSCS
Washington
Methodist Church
Howard Nash
Frederick
Ernest C. Webb
Edward H. Mantz
Ona Griffin Jeffries
White House
Clarence L. Fossett
John Bayley Jones
Daniel W. Justice
Paul F. Warner
Hagerstown
Edgar W. Beckett
Orns G. Robinson
Hurst R. Anderson
The
American University
Wesley Theological Seminary
Lowell 8. Ensor
Western Maryland College
John M. Orem
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Wallace N. Streeter
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Methodist Board of Missions
Joy Elmer Morgan
Leonard NX
Elfl
Ralph EB. Parker
I Ion
J. Doxson
Margaret_— Moore
Nes
Igna
E Fran Odor
Ralph D. Smith
Edwin A. Ross
Spring
John Horst
Christan
J. Thoburn Bard
Amy Meek
Frostburg
Waters Tucker
Galesville
Waiter A. Wicklein
Towson
John B. Wilkie
Siler Spring
Roy Thomas
Margaret Farrington Ratcliffe
Paterson
N. J
Bishop Lord
Boston
Precincts Moved Out Of Armory For Election
Some city precincts shift voting from the armory due to space limits, with Precinct 9 divided into 9, 9A, 9B and 9C to handle growth. Precincts 3, 5, 10 and 11 vote at alternate locations. Urbana District 7 moves to a new school. Absentee ballots counted. polls open 7 am to 7 pm. rapid local tabulation planned with press and WFMD cooperation.
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G. Horton Peace
Board of Election Supervisors
Peace
North Market Street
West Fifth
West Seventh
Military Road
Election Board
Armory
East Patrick Street
Gaver Insurance Agency
Condon Tobacco
Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
Staley Park Fieldhouse
County Board of Election
Urbana
Russell House
Court House
Board
House
Jme
Ion
News-Post
Prepfaghi
Top 4 Hers In County To Be Honored
Frederick County 4 H club members will be honored at the annual achievement program at West Frederick Junior High School. The event will recognize 60 4 H club boys and girls and 33 local leaders for the past year. Chicago national convention winners will be announced by W Sherard Wilson of the University of Maryland extension office. The program also honors county and state winners and features talks and musical numbers.
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Frederick County
West Frederick
W. Sherard Wilson
State Extension
University of Maryland
Chicago
Frederica Russell
Kenneth Shiffler
Clifford Stiles
Near New Market
Stiles
Dollg Smith
East Frederick
Wayne Swomley
Walkersville
George Brachey
Chris Hagan
Frederick City Club
Joseph Smith
New Market Club
Nellie Shafer
Braddock Club
Franklin Repp
Libertytown
Paul Spurrier
Harold McDevitt
Mr. Pleasant
Earle Nicholson
Urbana
Wilson
Raymond Corey
Libertytown niOr
Paul Rhoderick
Unionville
Alice Ganley
New Market
Larry Duncan
Doug Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Leman
De Gaulle Threatens Emergency Powers Over Algeria
Paris, AP report: President de Gaulle declares Algeria’s path will be an Algerian Algeria with its own government and laws. He says he could dissolve Parliament and call a national referendum if extremists threaten the nation, signaling a shift from a unified France to a self-governing Algeria. The speech enrages rightists and unsettles leftists amid a seven-year war.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
de Gaulle
Algiers
Asgeria
Christmas Club payments rise to about 500000
The Farmers and Mechanics Citi zens National Bank reports Christmas Club savings near 500000 for this year, with city branch totals at about 380000 and Libertytown Union Bridge Mt Airy offices included in the overall figure. Last year’s city and county distribution exceeded 460000. Plane probe reopened on Gulf of Mexico airliner wreckage, CAB cites possible bomb factors.
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Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Libertytown
Union Bridge
Mt. Airy
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Gulf of Mexico
It Looks Like Murder in Finch Trial Tells Jurors
Los Angeles jurors on day seven of the second Finch trial heard a heated judge say he believes a murder occurred. Dr. R. Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff faced questions over Barbara Jean Finch's death as Cody the Minneapolis witness testified to payments for her killing.
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Finch
Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Superior Court
LeRoy Dawson
Barbara Jean Finch
Grant B. Cooper
Dawson
Miss Tregoff
John Patrick Cody
Minneapolis
Cody
Ehagdanbe
Master Of Comedy Dies Keystone Cops Creator Mack Sennett Dead
Hollywood mourns Mack Sennett at 76, creator of Keystone Cops and slapstick. He produced Chaplin and Fields, mentored stars like Marie Dressler and Harold Lloyd, and introduced spoken dialogue in comedy. Sennett spent his later years quiet and unmarried, cherishing pure humor.
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Hollywood
Fim
Mack Sennett
Motion Picture County House
Woodland Hills
Sennett
Charlie Chaplin
W. C. Fields
Chaplin
lWields
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Gloria Swanson
Harold Lloyd
Buster Keaton
Bebe Daniels
Hal Roach
No Cody
Louise Fazenda
Eddie For
Chapin
SIH A Wees
Haplin
B.ng Crosby
Fields
20Th Century-Fox
W. C. Sennett
Electrocution of Wells Near Bayard
Warren Cecil Wells, 30, of 1550 Elrino Street died after touching a 7200 volt power line while working on a pole near Bayard. He was employed by Rockingham Construction Co of Harrisonburg, contracted for Rural Elec. The incident left him dead on arrival at Beebe Hospital.
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Lewel
Dei
Bayard
Warren Cecil Wells
Elrino St
Beebe Hospital
Wells
Rockingham Construction Co
Harrisonburg
Election Polls Show Conflicting Nixon Kennedy Prospects
Washington AP reports multiple polls near election day show divergent outcomes. Roper sees Kennedy narrowly leading undecided voters, Gallup notes a shift toward Kennedy, Time Newsweek US News and World Report and Publishers Auxiliary publish mixed forecasts, with editors favoring Nixon in some counts and others favoring Kennedy, totaling various electoral vote projections.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Elmo Roper
Roper
Republi
Demly
Kennedy
Nixon
George Gallup
Gallup
Naional
Time Magazine
Newsweek
US News and World Report
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Croghan Estate Left To Wife In Probate Will
The will of M J Croghan Sr a local hotel man who died October 35 leaves the bulk of his estate to his wife Mrs Hilda Croshan Brown The will dated August 14 1951 names Mrs Croghan as executrix A $500 bequest goes to the pastor of St Johns Catholic church for church benefit The residue goes to his widow A three story West Patrick street building was sold at foreclosure to J Tyson Lee for 16 04 The Lawrences had owned it and sold it in 1959 to Sara Ray Lee and J Tyson Lee The sale was handled by attorney Robert E Clapp Jr and auctioneer Delbert Null
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M. J. Croghan
Hilda Croshan Brown
Orphans Court
Vaian = Hatcher
Helen F. Mack
Martinsburg Community Fund shows $12,080 in pledges and gifts
Community Fund sources report total contributions and pledges of 12080 73 dollars as of Thursday for the annual appeal. The goal for the year's work remains at stake, with funds collected supporting local programs and services.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Ic Wa Gp
Nixon and Kennedy Clash Across Coast Campaigns
Vice President Nixon campaigned in Fresno and other California centers with a large crowd and accused Kennedy of a synthetic bank approach to funding. He argued Kennedy would boost federal spending by about 15 billion dollars annually. In New York, Kennedy pressed his late push for the 45 electoral votes, noting eight states in three days and optimism about California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Virginia, Ohio, and Illinois. Both candidates intensified nationwide tours ahead of the election.
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Nixon
Richard A. Nixon
California
John F. Kennedy
Fresno
San Jose
Hayward
Oakland
van Nuys
Los Angeles
Xixon
Kennedy
White House
Norfolk
Virginia
America
New York
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Ohio
Illinois
Chicago
New York City
Richard M. Nixon
Khrushchev greets Liu Shao-chi at Vnukovo before 43rd Bolshevik anniversary
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev led the welcome at Vnukovo Airport for Chinese Communist leader Liu Shao-chi. Western diplomats reject rumors Khrushchev was deposed. Brezhnev and Presidium members joined the greeting as part of a show of unity between the two Communist states. A Cuban delegation of 415 workers was also noted.
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Moscow
Khrushche
Voukova
Liu Shao-chi
Airivvng
West
Vienna
Bonn
New York
Liu
Leonid Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Communist Party Presidium
Peipings
Peiping
Hunt for Deadly Beans Continues
Cambridge AP report says police have arrested a fourth man in the theft of 2,500 pounds of poisonous lima beans from a seed warehouse. About 500 pounds have been recovered. 2,000 remain missing. Three other suspects were questioned. no charges yet. Police conduct house to house searches in a predominantly Negro district.
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Cambridge
Colice
Brice G. Kinnamon Sr
Driver in critical condition after Buckeystown crash
David Jack Henderson 30 of Jamesville New York remains in critical condition at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown after a Friday morning crash on US Route 15. He swerved to avoid a deer, his tractor trailer veered into a tree, the rig shattered, and he was pinned inside. The lower body remains paralyzed and his condition has fluctuated with relapses. Police investigated the incident.
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David Jack Henderson
Jamesville
N. Y
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Henderson
Buckeystown
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Tee
Johnson
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Lyndon
B. Johnson
Lady Bird
Tex
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Chaplin, W. S. Fields
Keystone Cops
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Croghan
Nikita
Commie State
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