Admission Of Patients Ends Nov 30
County Emergency Hospital will stop admitting patients after November 30 as the old county commissioner's board follows State Health Department orders to close the facility. No new admissions. current patients will be cared for. Structural changes are needed if it remains in operation as a chronic disease infirmary, with funding adjustments moving to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Leading figures include UL Grant Hooper and state health officials.
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Board of County Commissioners
Old Commissioner Board
State Health Department
UL. Grant Hooper
State Board of Wealth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial
Frederick County
State Department of Health
Hooper
Frederick Junior of Commerce
Montevue
E. Brooke Parkinson
Forbes H. Burgess
Sarah Hawkins
F. A. Rosemere
Dead Of Wars To Be Honored In Veterans Day Observance
Washington marks the first Veterans Day with a minute of silence at 11 am to honor 1,113,000 war dead across nine wars and 21 million living veterans. The day shifts from Armistice Day to honor all 31 million veterans and focuses on the Tenth of the Unknown Dead at Arlington. Local parades and observances continue as traditions evolve.
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Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Hyde Wins Sixth District Vote by 1235 Count
Circuit Judge Benjamin Michaelson recommended Anne Arundel County overhaul its juvenile probation system, calling it inadequate and superficial. He urged a long enough staff to handle the workload in a reform effort following the Sixth District results.
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Benjamin Michaelson
Anne Arundel County
Find Woman's Body In Washington Hotel Room
Police discovered the body of 36 year old Betty Jean Owen in a Dunbar Hotel room in Washington early today. A former Knoxville waitress described as auburn haired, she came to the city years ago. Det Sgt Edwin Coppage said the death was found after William Johnson a 47 year old waiter telephoned that a woman had passed out. Police reported blood on the face and a head injury. Johnson is being held pending autopsy.
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Washington
Knoxville, Tenn
Dunbar
Betty Jean Owen
Tennessee
Edwin C. Coppage
William Johnson
Coppage
Johnson
Civilian Wins First City Citation For Valor In Police Aid
Frederick Mayor John A. Derr presented the first civilian citation to Mrs. Geraldine Marie Mossburg at the Frederick Police Department banquet at the Eagles Club. The award honored her quick action aiding Officer Paul Mossburg during a January assault, allowing him to recover his revolver and shoot the attacker.
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Frederick City
John A. Derr
Geraldine Marie Mossburg
Frederick
Eagles Club
Mossburg
Derr
Charles V. Main
Paul Mossburg
West Fourth Street
Citalion
Shipley
Chevrolet
William Boone, Jr
Boone
Frederick Gas Company
Norman Diets
Landis Jewelry Store
Sherman Boone
Shiptey
Ben Phebus
Storm and Shipley
Lieut
Phobus
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Charles Bare
William Mutehner
Eagles
Chile
Mutenner
Bug Store
Frank Dorsey
Condons Tobacco Store
Sergt
Charles Beil
Telphey
Richard Ruthvin
Wiliam Boone
Sergi
Norman Dickz
Sherman Boone Sergi
Harry Phillips
William Staley
Marksman
Serer
Daniel Suomles
Marshall Murray
James Stockman
William Boost
Arnold Simmons
Samuel Tregoning
Vernon Heffner
Shorr
Major Derr
Board of Aldermen
Patrick M. Schnauffer
City Register
Lows E. Eichelberger
Charles McC. Mathias
Main
Ralph Potts
Daniel Swomley
James Carmack
Bernard King
Bett Spencer
Police Department
Verdict Denies Farm Laborer Injury Claim in 1931 Crash
A farm laborer near Smithsburg sought damages from Mrs Janet Blair Poisal of Martinsburg for injuries from a 1931 crash on U S 40 near Brad dock Drive-In theater. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant. The plaintiff claimed the car struck him while he walked along the highway. defense said he was intoxicated. Medical testimony described severe injuries. The plaintiff admitted signing a later statement misrepresenting his direction and including beer consumption. The case was heard with Associate Judge Patrick M Schnautffer presiding.
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U.S. 40
Braddock Drive-In
Ralph Has
Smithsburg
Janet Blair Poisal
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hays
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Edwin F. Nikirk
James McSherry
Posal
Patrick M. Schnautffer
Executed Former Foreign Minister Faterri in Iran
TEHRAN Iran Former Foreign Minister Hossein Faterri a firebrand of Mossadegh's government was executed at dawn today by an army firing squad for his role in the 1953 plot to unseat the Shah.
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Tehran
Iran
Hossein Faterri
Mohammed Mossadegh
McCarthy Watkins Row in Senate Censure Showdown
Sen Watkins reports the six member committee's censure case against Sen McCarthy with calm, unbiased tones. McCarthy interrupts, demands questions, and seeks answers before delivering his own speech. Watkins opposes staged questioning, proposing McCarthy speak first.
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Washington
Watkins
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Utah
MelCarthy
Rsi
Veterans Day Observance Planned for Thursday in Frederick
Public services at Memorial Ground and Court House Park mark the annual Veterans Day, with Francis Scott Key post American Legion-led events. A military salute to World War I veterans opens ceremonies, followed by an address by Rev. Robert F. Woodward and wreaths at both sites. Banks, city offices, and state offices close. post office on holiday schedule. schools stay open. Temperatures forecast to reach the sixties after a string of frosty nights.
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Memorial Ground
Court House Park
Frederick
Court House
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Legionnaires
Robert F. Wood“ward
First Baptist Church
Legion Home
Man Injured After Fall From Farm Wagon
Jesse Dunniva, 30, of RFD 6 Frederick, is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after falling from a farm wagon on LA 40 west of the city about 4:10 p.m. Tuesday. He suffered a fractured skull and head lacerations. The wagon was pulled by a tractor operated by Roy Schaffer, 30, also of RFD 6. State Trooper R. T. Storer investigated. Dunniva apparently lost his balance.
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Point of Rocks
Wilbur F Sheffield
Peoples Court
Austin James
Wilbur R. Lamm
Lamm
L U. S. 240
Evergreen Point
Carlton Lewis
Lewis
Lamov
IL. 8
West Virginia
Alfred Joseph Comer
Wiley Ford
W. Va
West Patrick Street
Comer
Florida
Maryland
Mt. Airy
East Street
Charles W. Magaha
East Patrick Street
Alton ¥. Bennett
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jesse Dunmiva
RFD
LA. S. 40
R. T. Storer
Dunniva
Roy James Schaffer
RFD 6
Storer
Stormy Start to 1955 Promised by Almanac
Lancaster readers are told 1955 will begin with storms across much of the country while March fades, followed by a mild season with near normal temperatures and below normal precipitation. The new edition of the Agricultural Almanac, a 130 year old local favorite, covers daily weather and even a hot tamale pie recipe attributed to Vice President Nixon’s wife.
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Lancaster
John Quincy Adams
Richard Nixon
Hunt for Baltimore killer of 14 year old girl
Police hunted a suspected killer after blood stains near the victim's home raised leads in the slaying of 14 year old Carolin Lorevia Wasilewski Wells. Investigators searched the area away from the body site and recovered jewelry, a hair curler, shoes, and a torn clothing item as clues.
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Baltimore
Carolin Lorevia Wasilewski
Deller
Carolin Wells
Mount Washington
Mystery deepens in Baltimore teen murder case
Carolyn Wells Wasilewski a 14 year old Baltimore girl found dead in the northwest suburbs. An 18 year old South Baltimorean is being questioned as a suspect. Police traced a blood trail from a vacant lot to an embankment near the Wells home. The victim wore a sweater and hobby socks with only partial clothing recovered. Her mother said Carolyn wrote to a 20 year old man named Paul who has a criminal record. The case involves a missing shirt, ring finger fracture, and a lipstick name on her thigh.
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Baltimore
Carolyn
Stanley Wells
Wells
Henry C. Gable
Irl
Paul
Mary Wells
Carolan
Breathedssade
Lakeland Presbyterian Church
Penny Lamana
Ed Carter Dead New York Institute Leader Dies at 76
Edward Clark Carter aged 76, longtime secretary general of the Institute of Panfu Retations from 1933 to 1946, died last night at New York Hospital. Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr., Maryland state superintendent of schools, assured the Maryland American Legion that no subversive materials are used in public schools.
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ED Carter
New York
Edward Clark Carter
Institute of Panfu
New York Hospital
Baltimore
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
State Superintendent of Schools
Maryland American Legion
Vibe Public School
Democrats To Take Control Roads Board
The Frederick County Roads Board will shift from Republican to Democratic control when the three newly elected County Commissioners take office on December 1. The new board will be five Democrats and three Republicans, with Austin P Renn and Clyde Smith as Democrats and Charles O’R. Fuss Clark Routzam and Harvey H. Werk ing as Republicans. Salary increases accompany the change, boosting commissioners’ roads duties pay from 1,500 to 2,700 a year and adding 600 to each commissioner’s duties, bringing total to about 3,500.
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Frederick County Roads Board
Megabank White
Tee
Austin P Renn
Clyde Smith
Charles Or. Fuss
Clark Routzam
Harvey H. Werking
Roads Board
County Commissioners
County Board
Counts Roads
Welfare Director Out Amid Board Meeting Here
Frederick County Welfare Board held a meeting on November 3 where outgoing director Contiolis thanked Fran cis 4b Connolly for five years of service. New director designations were discussed and two new board members, Mrs. W. Cash of near Waddsboro and D Baker of near Frederick, were named for shortened terms.
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Frederick
Sinnear Terns
W. Cash Anuth
Waddsboro
Close
D Baker
Son Of County Commissioner Gored By Bull
Glenn G. Rhoderick 38 of near Ceresville escaped serious injury when a farm bull charged him in the barnyard Friday around 3 45 p m He was bruised all over with a broken nose and torn ear His brother Rendall Rhoderick witnessed the attack They believe the bull being polled saved him from worse harm Rhoderick was treated locally and is recovering Rumors of injuries to other officials are unfounded The article cites political rumors tied to the incident.
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Glenn G. Rhoderick
Ceresville
Bintu
Rhoderick
Robert R. Rhoderick
Wier
Rendall Rhoderick
Frederick
Mehr Ramsburg
Jacob Ramsburg
Canais
Vvacanes
Mrs Eisenhower's Birthday Is Sunday
Mrs Eisenhower's 48th birthday approaches Sunday as excitement builds nationwide. President Eisenhower and his staff prepared gifts while a surprise party in Washington honored his wife. Mary Jane McCalmon, the president's secretary, noted the event as a festive prelude to the celebration at the White House with Cabinet wives contributing packages.
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Washington
Marie
Soviet Training To Teach Antireligion Propagandists
The Soviet government is training apostles to travel and preach anti religion as part of a revived anti religious campaign. Tass reports from Tallinn Estonia that a school was held to train anti religious propagandists for field work under the Communist party and the Estonian Ministry of Culture and other agencies.
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Tass
Tallin
Estonia
Communist Party
Celene
Eisenhower notes Russia’s conciliatory tone after plane shootdown
President Eisenhower said Russia showed a more conciliatory attitude in the Sunday plane downing off the Japanese coast. He defended the U S position on the incident while noting uncertainty about future developments and called for bipartisan foreign policy. He also pressed for government science scholarships and reaffirmed support for the Dinon Yates Power contract.
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Washington 2
Eisenhower
Russia
Tennes
Valley Authority
Eisehower
Chiang Kai-shek
Hokkaido
United States
Japan
Sax
Charles E Bohlen
U.S
Moscow
Bohlen
Congress
Eisenhower Museum To Be Dedicated Thursday
President Eisenhower travels to Abilene Kansas for the dedication of the Eisenhower memorial museum funded by voluntary contributions. He will speak at Veterans Day ceremonies. accompanying are Mrs Eisenhower Milton Eisenhower and grandchildren with their parents Maj John Eisenhower and family.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Kansas
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Columbine
David
Barbara Anne
Susan
Maj
John Eisenhower
John
Ft. Leavenworth
Earl
la Grange
Noe Feenity i
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