Wet Weather Drains Northern Regions Amid Storm Crossing Great Lakes
Rain and gusty winds battered the northern United States with heavy rainfall in the Great Lakes area and the Northeast. A fatal spy case in Ohio overshadowed weather headlines as a espionage trial concluded with a lengthy prison term for Rudolf Abel.
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Mississippi River
Great Lakes
New York
Fishing Creek
Rudolf
Abel
Lower
Michigan
Earl
Toledo
Ohio
Akron
Lansing
W. Byers
Brooklyn
Christmas Seal Sale Commences in Frederick County
Over 13 000 envelopes with Christmas seals were mailed this week by the Frederick County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association Staff officially opening the Christmas Seal sale drive. Kent C Nicodemus Jr Walkersville, general chairman, said hopes are high for immediate response. Seals were distributed in advance of the holidays. Volunteers contributed 65 hours to prepare 33 123 parcels and funds support mass survey patient aid temporary aid and educational programs on tubercular diseases. Board members wives auxiliary members Girl Scouts and many volunteers helped.
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Frederick County Public Health and Tuberculosis Association
Kent C. Nicodemus Jr
Walkersville
Benett
Association
Health Department
Victor Collen Hospital
Amvecs Ands
Cimon Cecil
Sally Garrett
Shermann Gregoire
Joan Dadash
Bennie Dadash
Grace Offuts
Procter Gamble Faces Pentagon Nickname Shift
Assistant Secretary of Defense Wilfred J. McNeil warned that the term calculated risk is outdated and the phrase Procter’s gamble may replace it. He noted Neil H. McElroy led Procter & Gamble Co before taking the defense post last month.
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Washington
Pentagon
Procter’s Gamble,” Asst
Wilfred J. McNeil
National Security Industrial Assn
Neil H. McElroy
Procter & Gamble Co
Five Day Forecast Bakery Union Is Suspended
AFL CIO suspends the Bakery Workers Union for failing to comply with Oct 25 directive to clean house and remove corrupt influences. Meany says executive board action ignored orders to debar President James G. Cross and reinstate Curtis A. Sims. Cross vows re election.
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Afl|cio
Bakery Workers”Union
AFL ~ Cio
George Teany
Bakery Workers “Executive Board
Afl-Cio Executive Council
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Cross
Rolfe Buys Champion Bull At Harrisburg
A Maryland cattle breeder paid 10000 for the champion polled Hereford bull at the Pennsylvania National Livestock Exposition. A. G. Rolle of Spring Valley Farm won the top bid for breeding use. The Knowltons of Bellefontaine Ohio consigned the reserve champion sale bull and sold it to Sheridan Point Farm Adelina Maryland.
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Isiask
A. G. ‘Rolie
Spring Valley Farm
Pooleswile
E.knowlton
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Winchester Hall Work Attracts Five Bidders
Five prospective bidders have obtained plans for improvements to the Winchester Hall west wing. Bids are to be opened Monday at 10 a m. No bids have been received yet. The west wing is emptied. Health Department and CAP unit have moved to the old cigar factory on East Second and East streets.
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Commission
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Health Department
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Eaststreets
CAP
Civil Rights Commission to Launch Work Next Month
The Civil Rights Commission named by the president will begin operation early next month. Stanley Reed, a retired Supreme Court justice, will head the six member body and seek a staff director and headquarters. Eisenhower pledged White House resources to aid the commission as it studies voting rights denial and federal equal protection policies.
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Civil Rights Commission
Stanley F. Reed
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
White House
Truman urges verbatim record of presidential utterances
Former President Harry Truman told the Lotus Club there is no official current publication preserving all presidential utterances. He praised the Congressional Record for Congress but pressed that a similar official record is needed for presidential remarks to inform the public.
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Harry Truman
United States
Lotus Club
Truman
Congres Sional
Legislative Branch
Congressional Record
Congress
Eleven Western Maryland cars derailed near Chambersburg
Eleven ore laden cars of a Western Maryland Railway freight train derailed east of Chambersburg. The derailment was blamed on a broken wheel tread. No injuries were reported. Freight traffic was detoured via the Pennsylvania Railroad into Shippensburg and expected to resume by night.
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Shippensburg
Fire Evidence Found in Wreckage of Lost Pan Am Flight
Honolulu reports Navy recovered 17 bodies after a Pan Am Stratocruiser vanished over the Pacific with 44 aboard. Debris showed some evidence of fire, bodies wore life jackets, and all had serious injuries. Search efforts by the Philippine Sea and other ships continued to locate survivors and material from a 100 mile area northeast of Honolulu.
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Donald Maci
Diarmid
Warah
Seattles Ravenna hole mars early astronautics progress
Army project chief Gen Medaris voiced caution over timing and costs as engineers fight to repair a collapsing sewer near the Ravenna site. Work focuses on relief sewers and a bypass to the 60 foot crater while officials estimate up to 200000 dollars for emergency repairs and a March launch target looms for Navy satellites. Many nearby homes remain evacuated as flood and debris blockage complicate relief efforts.
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Teaceleces
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John B. Medaris
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Medaris
Ravenna
Stevenson Plans Further Talks Over Paris NATO Offer
Former President Harry S Truman said Adlai Stevenson appears to plan more discussions before deciding on a role as an administration consultant at a NATO meeting in Paris next month. Truman said he conferred an hour with Stevenson and that more talks are likely before any decision is made. Stevenson, twice defeated for the presidency, may accompany the President to Paris, depending on US proposals. Meanwhile Medaris defended Army reentry work and noted Vanguard-type instruments will be used in both services. A Cape Canaveral test missile was identified as a Bomarc with about 300 miles range.
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Byers
Abel
James Donovan
Russia
Donovan
Ifj Abel
York
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Truman
Adlai Stevenson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
Brucker
Medaris
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Defense Department
Nixon urges continued foreign aid during Denver trip
Vice President Richard M. Nixon pressed for continued foreign aid as essential to mutual security, saying the overall program could be as important as military appropriations. He spoke at a conference in Denver and urged strengthening economies of developing nations to resist colonial and communist pressures.
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American Council of Education
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State Police Clear Odd Case Promotes Urban Renewal Plan
McKeldin urges removal of unsightly areas to widen streets and establish new centers of culture at the heart of cities as part of an expansive urban renewal effort. The statement emphasizes clearing blight to accommodate growth and improve civic spaces.
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Condemnation Suit Set For Trial Nov 22
State Police report ongoing case of a woman stranded with two children in the city after a car incident. The woman identified as Mrs Bessie Carter, with links to Navy husband Marcus Atkins, and separate children including a friend’s child in Puerto Rico, face a condemnation action by Frederick County Board of Education. Trial in Circuit Court set for next Friday.
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Marcus Atkins
Key West
Fla
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Bessie Carter
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Frederick
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Ox5 Club To Meet At Fort Detrick
The Maryland OX5 Club will convene at Fort Detrick Officers Club on November 23 starting at 6 pm. About 106 members from Cumberland through Centreville will attend a longeron party with speakers including Colonel D. G. Grothaus, Fort Detrick commanding officer.
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Silver
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Grasonville
Raxston
Lutherville
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Aberdeen
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Easton
Centreville
Percy Wright
Bob Edwards
D. G. Grothaus
Reform School Runaway Admits Slaying Girl
Reno police arrested a year old reform school runaway at a filling station and say he admitted the slaying of a 22 month old girl in Los Angeles. The boy, John Lawrence Miller, was arrested on a tip from a hitchhiker. Police Capt. Daryl Read reported the confession.
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Nev
Los Angeles
John Lawrence
Larry) Miller
Daryl Read
Have Suburbs Help Cities He Proposes
Maryland Governor McKeldin urged municipal leaders to strengthen suburbs to support cities. He said the city is the mother of its suburbs and should aid their development, not undermine it, stressing collaboration over competition.
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Maryland Municipal League
Rcbelding
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Tarene
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Allen Takes Oath as US Information Agency Head
George M. Allen was sworn in as head of the U S Information Agency and promised to tell the country’s story abroad in an unembellished fashion. The action against Hamilton Homes Inc over adjacent land to two schools and court steps cleared months ago pave the way for playground expansion.
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Board of Education
Dei
Allen
Washington
George Y. Allen
U.S. Information Agency
France Withdraws From NATO Meeting Over Tunisia Arms
France quits NATO Parliamentary Assembly in protest against U S and British arms shipments to Tunisia. Paris fears arms could reach Algerian rebels and delay Tunisian talks, while Tunisia seeks assurances arms stay out of smugglers hands and support Paris goals. Bourguiba hails U S role. France delivers protest to London and Washington.
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France
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London
Washington
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Riles
Algeria
United States
Britain
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
U.S
Jean Chauvel
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Herve Alphand
State Department
Tunis
Three Young Hunters Shot In Frederick County Farm Accident
Three county teenagers were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for removal of B B shot after a hunting accident on E S Conway's Lewistown area farm. Gay Conway 17 Thurmont Johnson 19 Anders 15 all injured by shots to back arms and head. discharged after treatment. State police Trooper A D Carlson investigates. Conway youth is son of E S Conway.
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E.S. Conway
Lewistown
Gay Conway
Frederick
Thomas EB. Johnson
Thurmont
Earl R. Anders
E. S. Conway
A. D. Carlson
State Police
Young Conway
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