Boy Fingered Bullet Wound for 20 Hours in Woods
A 16-year-old sat with a bullet wound for 20 hours trying to stop an internal hemorrhage after his 12-year-old friend Martin Larson was shot during a squirrel hunt near Rochester. The boy died later in a hospital. sheriff’s deputies and some 50 volunteers conducted the search with a farmer hearing shouts that afternoon.
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Rochester
Minn
John Kieselhorst
Martin Larson
Kiefelhorst
Martin
George Fort
Winona
Fort
Elections Across States Mount Interest In Ballots
Observers await results in New Jersey Virginia and New York City as governors race in New Jersey and Virginia and a New Jersey House seat draw attention. New York City Pittsburgh Cleveland and Little Rock elect mayors while national mood remains unclear due to state and local issues. Eisenhower backs Republican candidates though the White House says no policy talk with visiting rivals occurred recently.
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Preas
New Jersey
Virginia
New York City
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Little Rock
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
GOP
Congress
Paul L. Troast
Fovernor
Theodore R. Dalton
White House
Harold Riegelman
Free Steamship Rides Ban Proposed for Congress Members
Washington Nov 1 Senator Williams of Delaware announced plans to introduce a bill to ban free steamship passes for members of Congress and other officials. The measure aims to curb lobbying by steamship firms tied to maritime subsidy legislation and would end cut rates on voyages for public officials. Williams cited instances of passes offered and accepted for pleasure trips and noted wives accompanying members on tours abroad sometimes benefited from reduced fares. He argued most shipping firms now receive substantial government subsidies.
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Washington
Sen. Williams
R-Del
Congress
Bis
Treasury
Williams
Handicapped Girl Delivers First Speech to Kiwanis Club
Dolores Shook, 23, a cerebral palsy survivor sponsored by the Kiwanis, spoke from a wheelchair praising self sufficiency. She holds a Maryland diploma and a Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation School certificate in accounting, aiming to work in Frederick.
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Dolores Shook
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation School
Fisherville
Maryland
Frederick
Leora Shook
East Second Street
Dolores
Sperry L. Storm
Kernan's Hospital
Baltimore
Reisterstown
Good Shepherd
Allentown
Maryland Board of Education
William C. Hill
Clarence C. Carty
Francis Scott Key
Joseph Yona
Maryland School For the Deaf
Ignatius Bjorlee
Vona
Magistrate suspends six month sentence for local assault case
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield suspended a six month sentence for Thedoree Myers of 201 South Market Street after a Saturday court convicted her of assault and battery against Virgie Andrews of the same address. Raymond J. Keny of Huntingdon forfeited $10 on a hill passing charge on Route 40 about 32 miles west of Frederick, Trooper James Rowe Jr. preferring the charge.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Inon Thedoree Myers
South Market Street
Virgie Andrews
Raymond J. Keny
Huntingdon
Frederick
Je James Rowee, Jr
Woman Bequeaths $250 For Caring For Cats In Will
A Frederick woman Lula E. Wire left $250 to Lydia Bruches for caring for her cats. The remainder goes to lifelong friends Nellie R. and Bertha E. Bennett. Executor named Thomas Glass. Codicil added September 27 1951. Also probated was John K Germichs will leaving estate to widow for life then daughter Lena E Germich as executrix. Will dates May 11 1931 and May 6 1950.
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Frederick
Orphans Court
Vesatrix
Lula E. Wire
Frederck
Baltimore
Lydia Bruches
Wire
Nellie R
Bertha E. Bennett
Thomas
Glass
Frederick Atiornes
Margaret A Cooper
Mary & Bracken
John Kk. Gerrich
Care J. Gerneb
Lena E. Germich
Evecutr
Insoh
Anna M. Thomas
W. Jerome Offutt
Dined at Braddock Heights Hosts for Prima Dinner
Prima, a renowned orchestra leader, and Mrs. Prima of New York dined Sunday afternoon at the Braddock Heights home of Mr and Mrs Warren C Smith. The gathering included local acquaintances and lasted into the late afternoon.
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Heights
Lows
Vandalism On Decline Here Over Halloween Weekend
Weather and police reports describe a quieter Halloween period with the lowest vandalism in years. A car crash near Route 240 injured Pvt. Clarence E Boyd and minor injuries to Airman Charles Klotz and Nancy Bokman. Fire and gate tampering incidents noted. most trouble from weeks past, with ideal weekend weather and mild forecasts ahead.
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Barrack B
Frederick City
Clarence Edward Boyd
Camp Pickett
Route 15
Charles D. Mades
Boyd
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. W. Hardy
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Camp Detrick
Charles R. Klotz
Parks Air Force Base
Calif
Nancy J. Bokman
Hallowe’en
Tobias FE. Zimmerman
Adamstown
Braddock Heights
Cherry Lane
Route 59
Middletown
Jefferson
Garfield
Carrol
Finksburg
Hampstead
Westminster
To Speak Here On Modern Art And The Old Masters
Dudley Crafts Watson of The Art Institute of Chicago visits Hood College for two public lectures. Thursday evening in Bradbeck Hall he presents an illustrated talk on Modern Art and the Old Masters with color pictures and music. Friday morning he discusses The Place of Art in a World of Peace to art classes in Mevran Hall room 6, with lectures open to students, visitors, and the public at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Crafts Watson
Art Institute of Chicago
Hood College
Watson
Mevran Hall
Ashbury Methodist Home dedicates new memorial building
Ashbury Methodist Home in Gaithersburg held dedication services Wednesday for the Carrie Woo and Charles C. Young Memorial Building. Miss Carrie M Young, a Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church member in Washington, left land in her will to fund the hospital addition. Dr. Herman M. Wilson, superintendent for 27 years, presided. the home was established 28 years ago.
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Ashbury
Gaithersburg
Carrie Woo
Charles C. Young
Carrie M Young
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Washington
Herman M. Wilson
Used Horse Instead of Auto On Hunting Trip
Washington County Commission er Chester Delphey reports a Rocky Mountain hunting trip near Denver ended early due to a blizzard. He and companions left camp October 25 after heavy snow and a pack horse incident left one animal slipping over a precipice but the horse survived and was found by the guide.
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Washington County
Chester Delphey
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Colorado
Delphey
Denver
Associated Press
Decide Soon On New State Office Building
Governor McKeldin said a decision on Baltimore's new multimillion dollar state office building may come soon. The preferred site likely won't be the 5th Regiment Armory area, with a new location aiming to save millions and months in time by avoiding city and federal clearance.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
5Th Regiment
McKelding
Armory
Maryland Squirrel Season Closed Saturday
Maryland game notes show the squirrel season ends at sundown Saturday while opossum and raccoon hunting opens Monday. upland game season deer bow opens in nine counties, with November 16 split woodcock and mourning dove seasons. Halloween party hosted by Junior Auxiliary and Sons of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion featured costumes and prizes.
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Game and Inland Fish Commission
Frederick Dut
Carroll
Waterfall
Hallowe'en
Lesson
Francis Scott Key Post American Legion
Lemon Home
Virginia Miller
Jason Yelton
Hall
Gill Decker
Kay Grimes
Peggy Holdcrait
Alma
Shook
Sherry Valls
Richard Graham
Joseph Holdcraft
Wiliam H. &. Miller
Three Hunters Forfeit $185 At Frederick Court
Three rabbit hunters from Frederick County paid fines totaling 185 dollars after a People's Court session before Magistrate Edward J. Smith. Harry W. Harbaugh Herman L. Beall and Millard H. Bostian forfeited 25 dollar collaterals on auto headlight hunting citations and were fined 30 dollars each for possessing a rabbit shot out of season. Beall paid an extra 20 dollars for lacking a hunting license. Firearms were confiscated, belonging to Harbaugh, following the hearing on Dublin road.
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Frederick County
Edward J. Smith
Harry W. Harbaugh
Herman L. Beall
Woodsboro
Millard H. Bostian
Frederick
Durward Kettells
Glenn Butts
Dublin Road
Continental
South
Ice Streets
Harry F. Riggs
Ice Street
Riggs
Harry Quinn
John Murray
York
Sergt. Quinn
MVD
Murray
Gail L. Bayles
Petersville
Market
East All Saints Street
Nathan Dorseys
Bernard Kreh
East Third Street
West Seventh Street
Cora Wetzell
Perry Shorb
South Market Street
Shorb
Williams P. Wratt
Arlington
Raymond L. Sanborn
Adamstown
Edwin S
Three Hunters Return From Wyoming Mule Deer Quest
Edwin Hoff and Dennis Myers of Westminster and Leroy Hoff from New Market returned from a three week big game hunt in Wyoming. Each bagged an antelope on the first day and a mule deer in three days. They visited Fort Laramie Fort Phil Kearney the site of the Fetterman Massacre Custer Battlefield Fort Casper Yellowstone National Park and other places before traveling home via the Old Oregon Trail.
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Edwin Hoff
Dennis Myers
Westminster
Leroy Hoff
Wyoming
Montana
Fort Laramie
Fort
Phil Kearney
Fetterman
Custer Battlefield
Fort Casper
Yellowstone National Park
Oregon Trail
Four highway deaths reported across Maryland weekend
The Associated Press reports at least four people were killed in Maryland highway crashes over the weekend. A Greyhound bus collided with two cars on U.S. Route 1 near Baltimore fatally injuring Joseph R. Dean and injuring six others. In Uniontown area a pedestrian, Mrs Cleda Faezenbaker, died after a crash on U.S. Route 40. Additional fatalities included Waltie Ferguson in a Route 40 crash near the Pa tapsco River Bridge, James R. Pope at an intersection in Baltimore, and Cpl Verne H. Westover who died in a late Friday crash near Aberdeen Proving Ground. A stock car racer, Harry Fowler, died in Upper Marlboro after a wheel spindle failure caused a high-speed rollover. Two others were critically injured near Waldorf when a car struck a power pole.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Marlboro
Joseph R. Dean
Baltimore
Uniontown
Cleda Faezenbaker
Accident
Henry J. Wagner
Markleysburg
Waltie Ferguson
U. S. Route 40
Patapsco River Bridge
James R. Pope
Aberdeen Proving Ground
U. 8
Route 40
Cpl
Verne H. Westover
Upper Marlboro
Harry “Reds
Fllsworth Fowler
Washington
Fowler
Prince Georges General Hospital
Route 5
Waldorf
Charles K. Woolschlager
Raymond ‘A. Robinson
Brandy' Wine
Nixon Told Red Invasion Is Not Expected In Asia
EN ROUTE WITH NIXON leaders of wealthy southeast Asia told Vice President Nixon they do not expect a new Red military threat soon. They expect heightened defense against infiltration while Thailand and Malaya have calmed after Laotian tensions. Prime Minister Pibulsonggram said he did not foresee a new Red drive for at least a year.
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Nixon
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Malaya
Laos
Indochina
P. Pibutsonggram
Four Maryland Boys Win Trip To Chicago
Four Maryland 4H Clubbers will represent the Free State in the National 4 H Livestock Judging Contest in Chicago on November 27. Robert Fiery Jr., James Martin, Henry Freter, and Donald Bennett qualified at the Maryland State Fair in September and will depart November 21 with coaching from Boyd Whittle and William Allenberg. They will train at farms in Ohio and Indiana en route, judging horses, beef cattle, sheep and swine.
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College Park
Maryland
Free State
Chicago
Robert Fiery Jr
Clear Spring
James Martin
Hampstead
Henry Freter
Donald Bennett
Sykesville
Ohio
Indiana
Boyd Whittle
University of Maryland
William Allenberg
Carrot
New Effort To Cut Defense Budgets Under Way
Washington, Nov 1 A Senate Armed Services subcommittee prepares to cut millions from defense outlays with hearings starting tomorrow. Former defense chiefs Lovett and Stevens along with Ferdinand Eberstadt will testify as Sen Flanders probes the Byrd directed accounting reforms and current Pentagon practices amid Korea ammunition shortages findings. Wilson’s new management panel headed by Charles P Cooper is praised as a step forward.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Flanders
Korea
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Lovett
Secretary of Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Ferdinand Eberstadt
New York
Defense
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
Defense Wilson
Wilson
Charles P. Cooper
Winners Announced For Staley Park Event
The Staley Park Hallowe en party drew about 100 people for an evening of entertainment in the park fieldhouse. A talent show, prize parade, and age group winners highlighted the event with performances in singing, dancing, instruments, tumbling, and original costumes.
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Staley Park
Irving Zimmerman
Ann Carmack
Betty Palmer
Frankie Miller
Jean Cline
Miriam Bursey
Susan
Ann
Harriett Jo Fraser
Jerry Weddie
Elf
Johnny Carson
Debbie Spercibunny
Kenneth Weddie
Sandra Bury
James Coffman
Eddie Nikitk
Carol Corbin
Harry Reid
4H Clubbers Win Trips To Chicago
COLLEGE PARK Maryland November 1 Twenty one top Maryland 4H Club members were named winners of trips to the 32nd National 4H Club Congress. They will spend five days in Chicago November 29 to December 3, leaving Baltimore November 26. The group includes Eleanor Smith Olivia Helwig Corrine Hoff Barbara Myers Erich Willen Geraldine Geisbert Marybelle Remsburg Ann Runkles Robert Dorsey Betty Lou Shyder Robert Hutchins George Gott Suzanne Monnett Adelina George Wills Ben Markline Louis Arrington Betty Lusby Henry Comegys Anne Arundel County and Franklin Moore Center ville.
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College Park
Maryland
Chicago
Baltimore
Eleanor Smith
Flintstone
Olivia Helwig
New Windsor
Corrine Hoff
Barbara Myers
Westminster
Erich Willen
Geraldine Geisbert
Frederick
Marybelle Remsburg
Ann Runkles
Robert Dorsey
Boyds
R. Carson Fender
Germantown
Gordon
Olney
Betty Lou Shyder
Clinton
Robert Hutchins
Owings
George Gott
Prince Frederick
Suzanne
Brad dock Heights Auxiliary Elects Officers at Meeting
The Brad dock Heights Volunteer Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary met Monday October 19 at the Fire Hall with President Mrs. Frank Beachley presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected and a $400 check was voted to the firemen. A monthly public game party is planned and a rummage sale will be held December 4 at the Asbury Methodist church. The meeting time was changed to Mondays. Officers include President Mrs Kemp Cashour and Vice President Miss Lillian Gaither.
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Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Company
Frank Beachley
Asbury Methodist Church
All Saints Street
Kemp Cashour
Lillian Gaither
Maynard Wastler
Guy Neal
Frank Barclay
Eugene Creed
Yugoslavia May Trade Trieste Concessions for Western Aid
Belgrade circulated over the weekend a report that Yugoslavia could offer increased military cooperation including potential NATO participation in exchange for concessions on Trieste. The move would be aimed at resolving the Trieste dispute with Italy, with Western observers noting Yugoslavia’s strained ties over arms and NATO integration.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Italy
Adriatic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
NATO
Balkan
Greece
Turkey
United States
Cumberland Delinquent Returns Questioned by Police Chief
Cumberland's police commissioner warned that about 90 percent of youths sent to the Maryland Training School for Boys return delinquent. He urged a surprise inspection for the Loch Raven institution. The report was sent to Gov. Mechemdin and contradicted by school Superintendent Fletcher and Cumberland magistrate Thompson, who dispute the figure and say records are incomplete.
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Cumberland
Maryland Training School
John J. Long
US Senate
Mecheldin
Long
Elbert L. Fletcher
Loch Raven
Baltimore County
Alben Jc. Thompson
Fletcher
Thompson
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C. H. Hewitt
Medical Replacement Training Center
Earl 8. Baker
W. Baker
Charles W. Metzer
Myersville
Charles H. Hewitt
Mae Hewitt
Thurmont
Bernard A. Little
Chapel Alley
Boost
Alonzo C. Miller
West Patrick Street
Mossburs
William J. Snowden
Monrovia
Guy S. Linton
Jack R. Turner
Pauli G. Hill
Richard Calvitt
Sergi. Phillips
Staley
N. Dorsey
Mossburg
Asia
Tito May Dicker
Robert Brown
Worthington Angelberger
Thautmont
Minnie” Summers
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co
Brunswick
H. E. Cannon
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