Boy Of 14 Held For Entries In Frederick
A 14 year old Frederick youth, recently returned from the Maryland Training School, reportedly admits six break ins in Frederick including a Chatta Box restaurant raid netting about $14.35. He was picked up near West Patrick street and is held in juvenile detention as delinquent awaiting Juvenile Court action. Police trace his actions to entries at William S Hood store, Fisher plumbing, Frostie Beverage office, Freezer Fresh ice cream, Blue Ridge News Agency, and Evangelical Lutheran church office, with the Chatta Box robbery prompting state police investigation. no other county entries reported.
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Frederick
Maryland Training School
Ieces
U.S. 40
Cabinet. Corp
Paul Mossburg
Charles K. Cashour
West Patrick’ Street
Bentz
Detective Bureau
William S. Hood
Fisher Plumbing and Heating Establishment
Frostie Beverage Company, Inc
Abrecht Place
West Patrick Street
Blue Ridge
East Patrick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Soviet Union fires two nuclear tests amid pause call
The United States reported Russia conducted two nuclear weapon tests after Washington halted testing. President Eisenhower urged a temporary ban and warned the Soviets to renounce testing or the U.S. may revisit its position. The AEC confirmed the tests occurred on November 1 and 3, noting the possibility they aimed to evade detection.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Soiet Union
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Draft Boards Relocate to East Church Site
Selective Service Boards No. 45 and 46 move from 15 East Church Street to the Weinberg Building on East Church Street second floor. The new offices overlook Peoples Drug Store on the first floor. The old location will be repurposed by the Board of Education for expansion.
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Selective Services Boards
J East Church Street
Old Church Street
No. East Church Street
Weinberg
Peoples ‘Drug Store
Draft Board
Oost
Old East iChurch Street
Board of Education
20 Men Rescued From Arctic Ice After Night Flight
Anchorage AP report details the rescue of 20 scientists and airmen from Station A, IGY project, stranded on a two-part ice floe 300 miles from the North Pole. An AF C123 from Thule guided by flares landed, transporting the group to Thule and then Fairbanks. All rescued in excellent condition after five days isolated.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Arctic Ocean
North Pole
Thule
Greenland
Air Force
Ladd Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Air Force Personne
IGY
James F Smith
Oklahoma City
George Cvikanovich
Columbia University
New York
Thomas Cunningham
Barrow
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The Associated Press forecast for Maryland and Delaware shows temperatures near or slightly below normal. Expect scattered showers Sunday and precipitation again around Wednesday totaling about one tenth to four tenths of an inch. Normal afternoon highs range from 37 to 43 in the low mountains and up to 39 to 25 in other areas.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Canvass Not Completed Delays Final Election Totals
The Board of Election Supervisors began reviewing precinct judge reports and absentee ballots with results not ready for release. After precincts, they will verify totals on 79 voting machines and compare machine results with judges' returns before final official totals. Also notes cloudiness in Monocacy and clear Potomac at Brunswick.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Tuesda
Howard R Damuth
Bond Set At $2000 In Slaying Case Of James Naylor
Leon Franklin Goines 38 of Carver apartments was ordered held for grand jury on one count of manslaughter after the fatal stabbing of his supposed foe James J. Naylor on November 1. Goines described a struggle in which a knife was used and a hatchet found near the victim. Autopsy reported a stab wound to the heart. State’s Attorney Samuel W. Barrick and attorney Alton Bennett represented the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Franklin Goines
Carver Apartments
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
James J. Naylor
Naylor
Goines
yiGomes
Dev
Norman Dietz
T .Cpl
William M. Boost Jr- Gomes
Pauline
Vine
Cookie
Sgt. Dietz
Alton ¥. Bennett
Gaines
Samuel W. Barrick
Tawes To Back More State Pay Increases
Gov elect J Millard Tawes plans to back a broad state employee pay raise. The State Board approved asking Tawes to press early passage of the 7 percent raise package and a $400 teacher raise, affecting about 18 000 workers, with some districts receiving earlier benefits under new schedules.
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Baltimore
J. Millard Tawes
State Standard Salary Board
Tawes
Md Congress Backs Higher Pay For Maryland Teachers
The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers backed state salary scales for public school teachers. Proposals include a 400 dollar raise and new minimums from 4000 to 6000 dollars for degreed teachers, 3800 to 5800 for first grade or higher certificates, and 3400 to 5400 for nondegree emergency certificates. The convention also endorsed smaller class sizes and support for emotionally disturbed and physically handicapped students.
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Maryland
Mied Employes Assn
Il Ny
Tawes
Stat Mivet Abl O
Baltimore
Maryland Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Congress
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Eastern Greyhound Operations Normal After Strike Return
Eastern Greyhound lines resumed normal service after a one day wildcat strike in two northeastern states. The tentative two year contract replaces the expired agreement and affects 3400 drivers and maintenance staff. Pay rises to 10.30 and 10.50 cents per mile in year two. terms await member ratification.
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Cleveland
EasternGreyhound Lines
Assn
Cumberland Student Named Girl Of Year
Cumberland junior Marlene Clark of Fort Witt High School has been named Maryland Girl of the Year by the Optimist Clubs of Maryland. Sponsored by Bedford Road Optimist Club, the award was part of Youth Appreciation Week. She will receive the honor at a November 15 dinner in a Baltimore hotel.
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CUMBERLAND +APH
Marlene A Clark
Fort Witt High School
Maryland
Marland
Cumberland
Bedford Road
Marlene
Baltimore
Southern
German Town Men Charged In Shoplifting Case
State's Attorney Samuel W Barrick filed criminal informations charging Calvin Randolph Chase and Rov Edgar Chase with breaking and entering larceny and malicious destruction of property in the Shipley's sporting goods theft on September 21. They waived grand jury action and remained in jail awaiting date of trial. Authorities indicated colder weather with temperatures dropping near the mid thirties and a wintry next few days as Barrick's term nears its end and other cases await action.
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Samuel W. Barrick
Germantown
Shipley's, Inc
Calvin Randolph Chase
Rov Edgar Chase
Shiples’s
Sam
Uel W. Barrick
Delas
Mr. Barrick
Sturdey
Moon rocket launch postponed after strange noise at Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral the Pioneer moon rocket failed to launch due to a gnawing knock and unspecified technical difficulties as the Air Force postponed the moon shot less than an hour from zero. Two more attempts were planned in the month during brief opportune windows before possible December delays.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
AP Ia
Air Force
Kaleidoscopic explanation of election results
Washington AP reports a sprawling analysis linking local factors to party outcomes across states. It notes Governor shifts, union activity, and coattail effects influencing candidates like Hugh Scott, Nelson Rockefeller, and Pat Brown amid a broad Democratic gain and Republican challenges nationwide.
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Washington
Republicate
Roland J. Steinle
Republi
John Foster Dulles
Loane
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
David
Hugh Scott
George Story
Idea i
Senate
Associated Press
Reans
Ohio
C. Wilterest
Jiam O'Neill
Foo Imen
Michael V. DiSalle
Tment
New York
Neill
Emerson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
O'Neill
Ismile
Indiana
Aver
Republijel
Kenneth
Harold W. Handley
B. Keating
Vance Hartke
California
Edmund G
New Jersey
Pat Brown
Eisenhower
Sen
Wiliam F
Knowland
Lax
Harrison A
Robert Kean
Arizona
Minnesota
Barry Goldwater
Eugene
McCarthy
Edward Thye
Goldwater
Paign
Orville Freeman
Ernest McFarland
Mewater
Carthy
Wisconsin
St Paul
William Prodmire
Ten Hurt In Bus Wreck Hopewell Va
A Trailways bus carrying 22 passengers left a slick curve east of Hopewell and plunged into trees. The driver Frank C Bennett 30 from Richmond was hospitalized with possibly a broken leg. Nine others sustained minor injuries. The bus had been en route from Norfolk to Scranton when the accident occurred about 3 30 am.
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Hopewell
Trailways
Here
Norfolk
Scranton
Frank C. Bennett
Richmond
Car With Local Women Hit By Tractor Trailer
A tractor trailer rear ended a car on U S 40 East near Pine Orchard injuring two women from Win Chestnut Street. Virginia Soper and Annie Rippeon, both taken to University Hospital Baltimore, were not thought to be admitted. The truck operator Ray mond Hedges of Armath Pa was charged.
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Raymond Hedges
Armath
Superior Transportation Company
Johnstown
Miss Soper
Hedges
University
U.S. 40
Efficott City
University Hospital
Baltimore
Daniel Roderick
Katherine Vir
Iginia Soper
Annie
Rippeon
Win
Chester Street
Roderick
Pine Orchard
Johnson Would Avoid Partisan War
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson pledged victorious Democrats will meet President Eisenhower halfway to avoid partisan warfare. He outlined a 12 point program including farm reform, housing, water development, lower interest rates, urban renewal, space agency renewal, atomic uses, and labor protections, while warning against reckless spending. He stressed cooperation when aligned with the President and constructive alternatives when not.
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Washington
Lynndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Senate
Foreign Affairs
Johnson
Wvho
Sam Ray
Wuery
Wey
Congress
Latin ‘America
Space Agency
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Pends
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R. M
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Ttrns Mixet
East Church
Potomac
Brunswick
iNew Service
Leon F. Goines
Baltimore, Frederick
Martinsly
Frederick Post Office
Baltimore and
Martinsburg i
Frederick Enroute
Cumberland and
Martinsburg
James A. Grove
Hom
A.m
Grove
Board of Cumberland and Martinsburg Public Works
Department of Public Welfare
State Roads Commission
SRC
Norman M. Pritchett
Carl N. Wannen
W. F. Bender
Eastern Greyhound
Atty
Noi Oise
Moon
Albert i Freedman
Stephen M. Young
Rachael
Big Spring
Tex
Capitol
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