World Community Day draws 100 women to Trinity Chapel
More than 100 church women attended the World Community Day service at Trinity Chapel Evangelical Reformed United Church of Crist. They collected 25 lavelles for overseas aid and about 50 pounds of clothing for the Church World Service Center at New Windsor. Guest speaker was Srs. Paul Mehl, who urged a gradual creation of a world community and warned of its costs.
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Mute Jailed For Making Noire Freed Mute Jailed
In New York a deaf mute, Joseph Ruiz of Brooklyn, was freed by Magistrate Walter Goldwin after claiming jail time for not raising 500 bail. He and six others were arrested for allegedly annexing passers by by talking loudly on a street corner. Patrolman Farrell testified the group failed to move on when asked.
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Victor McLaglen Dies At 72 In California Home
Oscar winning actor Victor McLaglen died of heart disease at his Newport Beach home after an illness six weeks. The London-born star, famed for The Informer, won the 1935 best actor Oscar and had a late TV role produced by his son.
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Victor McLagien
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Weather turns cold as sleet and hail hit county
Sleet and hail covered a large part of the county last night as a cold spell pushed temperatures down about 10 degrees in 24 hours. Readings fell into the 30s after two days in the 70s with a low of 36 at the State Police barracks and a Friday high of 71.
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City Airman Survives Jet Crash Near Mount Clemens
Mount Clemens Michigan AP report says Air Force two seater TF192 jet training plane exploded and crashed in a field near a farm. Col Robert D Wallace and 1st Lt David W Smith ejected and were picked up by helicopter. property fires started by wreckage were fought with garden hoses. both officers were taken to Selfridge base hospital for observation. Lt Smith, son of David and Betty Smith, was stationed at Mount Clemens after Alaska duty. he graduated Frederick High and the University of Maryland. family learned of his status yesterday through his wife.
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Aerojet Opens Facility To Triple Plant Output
Aerojet-General Atlantic Division unveiled a new 9 by 180 foot facility near the airport, designed as a laboratory for automation and electronics. The building adds capacity, cost about 110000 with final investment near 160100, and includes offices, separate labs, thermostated rooms, and a kitchen unit.
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Record Number Take Chest X Rays In Free Survey
A record turnout of adults is getting free chest x rays in Frederick County under a mass screening by the Frederick County Health Department and the Tuberculosis and Public Health Association. About 300 daily have been x rayed, surpassing last year’s 200 daily average. total reached 3,000 by Friday evening. The drive spans city and county locations through November with daily schedules at factories and housing areas and includes school tuberculin tests in a separate program.
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Carver Apartments
South Way
All Saints Street
Roger Smith's
Administrative Staff Names and Titles Listed
Bruns, manager of customer relations Virgil D Hyden administrative assistant R C Gathers and staff roles for publicity and Upland office noted.
Plane Crash In Formosa Claims 15
An American Air Force C47 crashed near Formosa killing 13 aboard. The craft carried 12 passengers and 4 crew, mostly Air Force personnel with one exception, en route to Clark Air Base. It veered from the field after engine trouble and plunged in an open area near a Nationalist China air base used by U.S. forces.
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Probers Aim to Shift Focus From Quiz Shows to Disk Jockeys
Washington AP reports a House subcommittee plans to widen its probe from TV quiz shows to disk jockeys and music promotion. Allegations include commercial bribery and undercover payments in radio and TV advertising. The panel, led by Chairman Oren Harris, will reconvene December 9 to map future action.
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House
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Robert W. Lishman
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Marine Copter Crashes Near Dover injuring nine
A Marine helicopter crashed in wooded terrain near Greenwood seven miles east of town and 23 miles south of Dover injuring four of nine Marines aboard. Serious injuries included Jerome Wojciechow of Suffern New York with a fractured skull. All wounded were transported to Dover Air Force Base by ambulance from Memorial Hospital in Mikcord. The crash caused no immediate word on cause and a board of officers was to investigate.
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Eleven Hurt In Auto Bus Wreck Near Chicago
An auto skidded into the side of a school bus carrying 42 suburban pupils injuring eleven people including two car occupants. Dozens of students panicked as the front door jammed. driver Burl O McNeeles shut off ignition to avoid worse damage. The car left marks 369 feet before impact near Downers Grove. the bus shifted about 15 feet.
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Unclear OCR: Local Distress Report Cited
Fragmentary item mentions a Baltimore event with a $3,500 amount and a divorce case involving a 38 year old plaintiff. It references a Federal Co award fund of 1952, a store employee, and an injury described as a fracture with dilation, but text is garbled and lacks coherent action or outcome.
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Russians Celebrate 42nd Anniversary Parade in Moscow
Moscow marked the 42nd anniversary of the Communist revolution with a short parade and festive mood. Defense Minister Marshal Malinovsky praised Khrushchev’s disarmament proposals while pledging preparedness and a 20 minute parade showing new models and space imagery in Red Square.
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Photo credit leads with Keefer and city figures
Photo by Frank J Keefer shows Theodore Atansoff principal engineer Mayor Ramsburg Cohen and Beecher in a group likely connected to municipal work and a formal portrait.
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Supreme Court Upholds Cooling Off Strike Injunction
The Supreme Court upholds a Taft Hartley cooling off injunction forcing 500 600 striking steelworkers back to mills for a 60 day period. The ruling, 8 to 1, preserves government use of emergency powers to keep production vital to national health and safety. Justice Douglas dissented.
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