Christmas Clubs To Pay $582,000 In Frederick Banks
Frederick city banks will pay out at least $582,000 in Christmas Club funds, about $70,000 more than last year, with an 12 percent rise across four banks. Checks go to members on November 28, mailed after Thanksgiving. Funds help start pre Christmas buying season though many use for year end bills. Banks cited are Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank 270,000 Frederick County National Bank 122,000 Fredericktown Savings Institution 115,000 Western Maryland Trust Company 75,000.
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Frederick City
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Frederick County National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Western Maryland Trust Company
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers Elects Officers
The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers wrapped up its 40th annual convention in Baltimore with a formal installation of new officers after a dinner where Dr. Harold Taylor of Sarah Laureate College spoke. Election results showed one contest with Mrs. Austin Gardner of Hagerstown as write-in candidate for district 1 vice president at 33 votes, while Dr Adam Baer of Frostburg was the nominating committee choice with 275 votes. The nominated officers were elected without opposition: Bruce Bowman Greenbelt for District 1?
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Baltimore
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Colemn
Randielight
Harold Taylor
Sarah Laureate College
Airs. Co
Austin Gardner
Hagerstown
Adam Baer
Frostburg
Gardner
Bruce Bowman
Greenbelt
BR. ©. Stelver
Pyattsville
Bingess Chaney
Chesapeake Beach
William Littlewood
St. Michaels
Baby Found Dead With Strips About Her Neck
Laurel police report a 14 month old girl died from strands of muslin wrapped around her neck after being left in a crib with her 14 month old brother Abs. Mother Dorothy Willow, 20, said she was away at a laundromat for about 30 minutes. a man named Charles St Clair assisted, removing the cloth with a knife. An Anne Arundel County medical examiner pending autopsy. The article also notes a transfer of the father Wallace Willow and a separate Delaware fire death in Marydel. Edgar Faure seeks a new vote of confidence in France.
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Laurel
Ola Babs
Abs
Dorothy T. Willow
Careld
Jeff
Erib
Willow
Charles St Clair
Willows
Aiip
Gu Fawbert
Anne Arundel County Medical Examiner
Wallace Willow
Neabs FL Meade Mg
Dix
Europe
Willow Sant
Chu
Wife of President of France Heart Victim
Paris reports Mrs. Germaine Coty wife of President Rene Coty died suddenly at Rambouillet estate from a heart attack after attending Armistice Day events in Paris. Born 1886 Le Havre she wed Coty in 1907 leaving two daughters and several grandchildren as survivors.
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Paris
Germaine Coty
Rene Coty
Elysee Palace
Coty
Chateau de Iambouillet
Pars
Pais
le Havre
Genevieve Legloff
Anne-Marie -George
Maryland Sophomore Murdered in Maryland Stabbing Case
Washington police report a Maryland State University sophomore Richard Gibson, 20, of Leetonia Ohio, murdered during a car thief struggle. Suspect Edward Vincent Marcionette, 16, of Silver Spring, Md., was captured in a Washington hotel about an hour after the stabbing near Langley Park. Gibson’s relatives chased the fleeing driver, who ran into woods after a brief pursuit. Police say Marcionette admitted the killing.
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Charles Burns
Edward Vincent Marcionette
Silver Spring
Richard E.gibson
Leetonia
Ohio
Marcionette
Washington
Gibson
Langley Park
Robert
William
Richard
Alardonette
Mary Landraining
Rainy Weekend Forecast Delivers Warm Sunday Outlook
The weather bureau postponed today’s expected fay to tomorrow, predicting a warm November day with highs in the sixties. Weekend rains may push November precipitation past an inch, with 38 hundredths already recorded this morning. Last night’s low was 32 degrees and will rise by 15 to 20 degrees by sunset as clouds linger.
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Weather Bureau
Must Take Proposal Or Get No U. S. Arms
Washington officials indicate Israel unlikely to receive U S arms without accepting United Nations security proposals to end border strife. Burns plan calls for Israeli Egyptian troop withdrawal from EL Ouja border, UN inspection, and fixed boundary talks. Israel backs plan if Egypt agrees and if high positions stay intact. State Department urged both nations to state intentions. no formal reply received yet. Robbery incidents in Carroll and All Saints streets damaged plants but yielded no loot. glass fragments found, entry suspected at Ramsburg Fertilizer and Southern States stores. police notified.
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Washington
Israel
U.S
United Nations
Middle East
U.N. Krnee
EF. Ob. M. Burns
Burns
Egypt
EL Ouja
Una
Kexpi
Kaxpi
State Department
Department
Lincoln White
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Carroll and
All Saints
Commerce
Raisburg
Expansion Of Bank Site Is Under Way
Frederick continues its citywide modernization as Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank expands the southeast corner of Market and East Second streets. The 15,400 square foot facility will unify the annex, main building, and Market Space frontage with Indiana limestone facing and a drive in marquee. The project, designed by Joseph W. Urner and built by J Herman Mock, aims to complete next spring, adding space for bookkeeping and public banking services.
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Farmers & Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Financial Institution
Maryland
Baltimore
Market and
East Second Streets
City Hall
Citizens Office
Patrick Streets
Camp Detrick
West Seventh Street
Benjamin L. Shaff
Mae K. Baker
Market Street
Market Space
Frederick
Joseph W. Urner
J. Herman
Junior Fire Engine Company
Empire Theater
Mae Baker
Bank
No Hunting Within This City's Limits
Frederick police warn hunters that some farmland inside the city limits is posted and discharging firearms will be prosecuted. Letters from property owners on the western edge prompted action, with open rabbit season approaching.
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Frederick
Charles Vo Main
Man Escapes Through Package Chute Into Street
Baltimore police pursued a suspect who fled into a department store chute and dropped three stories to the sidewalk. He was captured and taken to headquarters for questioning.
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Baltimore
WVU suspends students over panty raid incident
In Morgantown West Virginia University suspended an undisclosed number of students after a panty raid on Thursday night. Student affairs director Joseph Gluck said the campus Committee to Student Discipline met to decide penalties and reinstatement will depend on restitution for damages. President Avin Stewart was doused with water as he tried to stop the raid, which involved about 250 participants.
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Morgantown
W.va
West Virginia University
Joseph Gluck
Gluck
WVU
Avin Stewart
President Relaxes In White House
President Eisenhower rests at the Executive Mansion after seven weeks in a Denver hospital. He has no announced appointments and plans a Gettysburg farm stay starting Monday to ease back into duties, with doctors to decide if recovery allows a 1956 campaign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Executive Mansion
Denver
Gettysburg
Temporary President In Office In Brazil
Brazil faces a turbulent power shift as army backed Ne ireu Ramos becomes temporary president after a dawn coup led by Gen. Teixeira Jotz ousting Carlos Coimbra Da Luz. Ramos is the third chief executive in four days amid a rift involving former House leader Juuz and the ailing Juan Cafe Filho.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Congress
Neireu Ramos
Henrique Teixeira Jotz
Carlos Coimbra da Luz
Ramos
Juuz
House of Deputies
Juan Cafe Filho
Lott
Kubitschek
Loz
Chest Workers Urged To Complete Canvass
Chairmen of the Community Chest campaign urge canvass completion and submission of funds at Chest headquarters. Federation Charities on South Market Street sets a meeting Tuesday at four to plan progress and raise the remaining 25 percent. Bassard stresses timely full donation to avoid curtailing activities and urges contributors to contact Chest headquarters.
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Federated Charities
South Market Street
C Lease Bussard
Beady
Bassard
Firemen Save 22-Room Frederick County Home From Blaze
Early today fire crews saved the 22 room residence of Mrs Maria Hayward on Hayward road near Harmony Grove after a cellar start spread up a shaft by the living room and a bedroom. Damage estimated at 3000 dollars with most of the home smoke damaged. Mrs Hayward 84 awakened by her sister Miss Elizabeth Dur Tyler who aided by tenant Stanley L Shearer escaped to a nearby tenant house. Fire believed to start from hot coal clinkers near a metal container by a coal bin. Attic containment prevented wider spread. State trooper Paul Kline investigated.
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Maria “Tyler Hayward
Thomas B. Hayward
Frederick County
Hay~ Ward Road
U.S. 15
Harmony Grove
Elizabeth Dur. Tyler
Miss Tyler
Paul Kline
Jail Term In Lieu Of Fine For DUI Charge In Trial Court
Wilam R Main of North Wisner Street was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle under the influence by Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr in Trial Magistrate's Court this morning. He received 1930 days WW Jadiay S130 dine and was ordered to negotiate a curve on Sing anore Road Friday night, causing a rollover and vehicle demolition. A companion reckless driving charge added 30 days in Nea and a $50 fine. Other items list pending fines and penalties for a range of motorists in the region including state and local law enforcement actions.
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Wilam
Main
North
Wisner Street
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Jadiay
Lie Wulea
Plume
John R. Erikson
Wilkes Barre
Reckleas
East Third Street
Harry L. Quinn
Chase Bailey
Geoge Ho
Rasner
Washington
Los
Charles W. Stine Tabe
Nash
Liberty
Warne
Fo Nushanum
Union Bridge
Eaward
Lee
Frederick. A
Hester Bo Dannecker
U_ S 40
Stepper Hoo
Baum Mathur Lehman
Chamberspin A. Pa
West
Ser CC
Pe Mades
Robert D Owen
Frederick
Robert G Rirkman
John A. Wints Tr
Sihoatenie Suv Nha Ho Paiten
Widdletown
East Street
SIT AG
Witham A. Boone Iar
Acheson and Hiss Articles Prompt 1956 Nomination Talk
The Republican Policy Committee says magazine pieces by Dean Acheson and Alger Hiss signal a drive to win the Democratic presidential nomination for a left wing candidate in 1956. Democratic Chairman Paul Butler dismissed the memo as political charges, while noting no comment from Acheson or Hiss.
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Associated Press
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Dean Acheson
Alger Hiss
Paul M. Butler
Butler
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
GOP Policy Committee
Washington
Acheson
Pandal Fine Stoiead Seagiy
Oattaan Mas
Hiss
State Department
Thelemo
Harper's Magazine
Lliss
Pocketbook Magazine
West German Army Founded Amid Ceremony in Bonn
In Bonn West Germany launched a new army with Defense Minister Theodor Blank presenting callup papers to 401 volunteers for a planned 500000 man force. The setup includes 12 divisions 1800 aircraft and a coastal navy with 150000 additional volunteers later. Blank emphasized peaceful aims and a democratic spirit guiding the force.
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Bonn
Germany
Defense
Theodor Blank
West Germany
Blank
Pew Wehrmacht
Europe
X Ray Campaign Reaches Frederick County Areas
More than 5 000 residents have received chest X rays as the mobile unit visits Frederick County. The drive runs Monday to Friday next week with locations at Thurmont Moore Business Farms Cane Refinery and several schools and towns including Saint Marys College Emmitsburg Middletown and Braddock Heights. The outreach aims to screen local residents for tuberculosis and related health concerns.
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Clifford Doll
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Mount Tie Unl
Thurmont High School
Mt St. Mary's College
Iuiniae
St. Joseph
Emimitseburg
Sehantom
Emmitsburg Square
Middletown Tigh School
Middleton
Braddock
Kresges
Clerk Of Court Moves To New Offices In Court House
Ellis C. Wachter and deputies moved the Circuit Court clerk’s office to new first floor quarters in the Court House. The land and equity records room adjacent to the clerk’s office will be used for title searches and older records. Furniture and equipment from the old office will be replaced. A room will be partitioned for assessment records formerly housed with the County Commissioners.
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Ellis C. Wachter
Court House
Land and Equity
County Tires
Dames of Falk
Utes
Geneva talks inch toward disarmament pact in toned session
In Geneva the United States and Soviet Union resumed talks on arms control aiming for a joint statement after bitter earlier exchanges. Dulles and Molotov spoke of useful dialogue and a clearer understanding, while acknowledging persisting disagreements. A separate report notes Mrs. Havel Grace Raynard, 38, killed in a collision on Maryland 404 near Queen Anne.
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Geneva
Pee
Juln Foster Dulles
Foree Winster von Mulotov
Atd
Salid Dulles
Molotov
Dulles
Queen E
Havel Grace Raynard
Corday
Maryland 404
Queen Anne
Conference Plan to Frame Western Disarmament Statement
Big Four foreign ministers after a 20 minute session agreed to draft a joint communique on disarmament. Dulles MacMillan Pinay emphasized the need for safeguards and new proposals to curb arms while acknowledging Molotov’s opposition. An engineer, Walter H. Shure, 21, died when his car crashed near Towson, Md after crossing a stream and hitting a pole.
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Geneva
Roland de Margerie
France
de Margerie
Antoine Pinay
Paris
French National Assembly
Harold Macmillan
W. M. Moloiey
Dulles
Russia
West
Molotov
MacMillan
Pinay
United Nations
Towson
Walter H. Shure
Yvear Ole
Farcical claim named as killer in Sheppard murder case
A Columbus attorney described a sensational release purporting to name the "actual killer" in the Sheppard murder inquiry as farcical. The middle man between an informant and the Sheppard family criticized the document as unreliable and wasteful of public focus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Sheppard
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Dorothy Warren
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