Youths Face Fines and Detentions in Halloween Muggings
Six colored youths were fined 100 to 25 or given juvenile detention after pleas in Juvenile Court for molesting white residents during Halloween. One youth had jurisdiction waived. others faced assault and theft charges linked to a whiskey store robbery. Police and probation officials testified as victims described being cornered and robbed.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Silas Wright Bull
RT. Storer
W. C. Roderick
Fiicer
I Boys
Bernard Lorcier
Sim
Charles V Main
Hills Carty
Roderick
Sherman Boone
Sai. Carty
Rhodes
Taney Apartments
Yountsie
Liquor Street
Iavi de Smitch
Aid Society
Vilage
Main
Rome
Cold Weather Forecast With Snow Flurries Over Mountains
Weather officials expect a cold snap to lower temperatures from the thaw near 74 as record warmth fades. Readings show high 20s tonight after 61 last night, with yesterday’s average well above normal. Snow flurries likely in the mountains west of Hagerstown as a cold front moves in.
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Weather Bureau
Hagerstown
Season's Biggest Snow Storm Hits Mid-US
A massive winter storm swept the U S midsection with frigid air and up to 15 inches of snow. The system stretched from the northern border to southern Texas and reached northern Arkansas and Wisconsin, battering Michigan and Wisconsin with heavy snow and subzero temperatures.
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Mid-Us
Associated Press
Middle Gui
Texas
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Upper
Igan
Muare
Mich
Lake Superior
Wausau
City Traffic Change Proposed for Northbound One-Way Route
Police Department recommends restoring two way flow on Riley Street and switching to one way on O-Way from present flow to ease congestion. City study will assess area North Manual and nearby streets to determine best one way direction and lengthened closures.
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Streel
Claims Huge Sums Spent For Plugs
Washington AP reports a Hess Brothers publicity man from Allentown Pa says thousands were spent on radio newspaper and TV plugs to promote the store and its owner. He cites television host Dave Garroway and CBS shows Person to Person and Garry Moore in connection with the publicity. Considine recalls personal appearances years ago and defends the spending as unrelated to pay for press coverage. The interview touches on the owner and store sales strategies.
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Washington
Hess Bros. Depamen
Allentown
Max
Nvesti
Levine
Dave Gerrewayr
CBS
Garry Moore
Considine
Considinestore. Co
Delaplane
Hess
110 Librarians Gather Here
A gathering of librarians fills the venue as attendees share ideas and experiences. Organizers showcase professional resources and discuss future collaborations amid a busy conference atmosphere.
Bette Davis in town charms fans at hotel lounge
Actress Bette Davis and Gary Merrill visited Frederick, causing a frenzy as autograph seekers swarmed the Francis Scott Key Hotel lounge. Guests praised her charm contrasting with famous on screen roles while she wore a black sheath with white collar and a small black hat.
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Fredera Unui Technics
Car Inc
Bette Day
Gary Merrill
Clark Angle
Miss Davis
Amos Harper
Francis Scott Key
Harper
Cou
Mer- 1
Lee
Bette’ Davis
Pala
Frederick
Childless Couple Seeks Unborn Babe in Adoption Plea
A Kent barber and his wife seek to adopt the unborn child of Sheila Winkler in England. They pledge to care for the infant, even washing diapers day and night, and have sent a wire requesting the baby, due in February.
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Seattle
Wash
Kent
Ess
Shelia Winkler
Timperley
England
Winkley
Gottfried Pekema
Union Top Power in Steel Strike Asserted by U S Steel Leader
R Conrad Cooper of U S Steel argues in Hot Springs that the United Steelworkers hold vastly greater power than steel companies in the 335 day strike. He says no single manager or president can choke off steel supply, only the union chief could do so. The piece notes ongoing court rulings on Taft Hartley and Morse's proposed emergency powers bill.
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Hot Springs
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel
Finia Manufacturers’ Assn
David J. McDonald
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Wayne Morse
D-ore
Conress
Panamanians Plant Flag in Canal Zone Tensions Ease
Panamanian nationalists planted their flag in the Panama Canal Zone on Panama's independence anniversary. Police cleared about 200 protesters without violence as U S troops handed control back to zone police. President de La Guardia blamed American police for earlier violence and urged moderation.
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Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Central American
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
U.S
Canal Zone
de la Guardia
U.S. Information Service
City to mail half October water bills with new sewer charge
About half of October water bills have been mailed, including a newly instituted service tax to support a two million dollar city improvement program. Metered water users are billed for consumption while others pay a flat rate. sewer charges appear on the April bill.
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of FE
E. R. Pemsel
City Collection Office
Kennedy Strikes Political Gold in California Tour
Senator John F. Kennedy wrapped up a four day California visit amid strong Democratic praise. Governor Edmund G Brown and party leaders weighed whether he should enter the June California primary for its 81 votes. Kennedy signaled reluctance citing potential competing pressure from Hubert Humphrey and strong club support for Brown.
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Los Angeles
Fap
John F. Kennedy
California
Edmund G.pat Brown
Vine
Massachusetts
Hne
Brown
Kennedy
Oregon
Burt
William Munnell
Paul Ziffren
University of Calif
Southern California
UCLA
USC
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
iCar Nearly Demolished in Baltimore Crash
A car crashed near West Patrick and Jefferson streets just after midnight injuring driver Charles Edward Bail Jr of Baltimore. Bail, hurt but not seriously, was taken to the hospital with head and leg lacerations. Police say the 1952 Chevrolet skidded, hit a gas station pole, then veered 35 feet. Ball was charged with reckless driving.
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West Patrick
Jefferson Streets
Charles Edward Bail Jr
Baltimore
Ball
Patrick Street
South Jefferson Street
Charles K. Cashour
City Workers to Begin Regular Leaves Collection
City crews will start a routine leaf pickup next week using a motor driven vacuum machine and a custom garbage truck to suck leaves from streets. Russell Morgan says a rotary broom loaned by Russell contracting firm will help move leaves to the gutter where the vacuum handles them. If efficient, the city may buy a dedicated machine. parking signs will be posted before work begins on Rockwell Terrace and West Second Street.
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Russell I. Morgan
Culis
Morgan
T. Edgies Russell Contracting
Russell
Rockwell Terrace
West Second Street
Park Department
Memorial
Former City Educator Dies at 93 in Terre Haute
Dr John Wi Save ed rmeriy of cv died Thursday noon in Terre Haute Indiana aged 93 He was born Poolesville son of and Anna Whn Jonn Sarah White He headed Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Rose Peiy Technical Institute from 1901 onward serving as president 1919 to 1936 and as vice president He retired in 1936 Funeral services at Mt Olivet cemetery Monday at 2 30 pm with burial by Harry E Carty Company He was Episcopal and active in education
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John Wi Save Edrmeriy
Terra Haute
Ind
Union Tar
Poolesville
Anna Whn Jonn
Sarah White
Cormmerl UN University
Rose Peiy Technic Institute
Rose Peiy
Episcopal Church
Mt. Olivet
Harry E. Carty Company
TV Quiz Shows Face Senate Inquiry on Rigging
Stanton told a subcommittee CBS halted all bio money quiz and giveaway programs, admitting past confidence was misplaced. He claimed no awareness of irregularities until August and urged broader legislation to curb deception across the industry while CBS considers stronger controls.
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Stanton
Robert E
CBS
CBS Chiefs
Kininer
Walter Rogers
Ges
John B. Bennett
Oren Harris
D-Ark
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