Church Leaders Tackle Nuclear Age Concerns at Brethren Meet
Maryland church leaders gathered at the Church of the Brethren to explore Christian concern in the nuclear age. Dr. Darrel D. Randall outlined six study topics on peace and international relations as 130 attendees listened. The United Church Women sponsored the event with panel discussions on action, human rights, institutions, and service in a global context.
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Church of the Brethren
Darrel D. Randall
New Ys City
United States
United Church Women of Maryland
Church Women's Interdenominational Institute
Robert W
United Church Women
Ung
Maryland
Willard Johnson
Committee For
White House
Randall
Asia
Africa
South America
John Ga
United Church
Raymond Skipp
Neimann Brunk
Howard Fuqua
Austin Angleberger
James Goodman
William Bartzgis Storm
Gene Romsburg
Edward Maiiz
Ralph Iie
Edward F. Snider
Milton C. Lang
Johnson
Dorothy Hison
Em Parker Simon
Glenn C. Zug
Zug
Westminster Church of the Br
City warns against hunting inside limits
City police warned this morning that it is illegal to hunt game within the city limits. They answered calls about hunting in Monocacy Village and College Estates. Firearms may not be shot within the city and the one mile outside area is under city jurisdiction. Chief Charles V. Main urged hunters to take precautions when shooting near populated areas.
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Monocacy Village
College Estates
Charles V. Main
Ffrom
Rabbit hunting accident leaves man injured near Yellow Springs
Trooper K O McAllister reports Charles D McNeal age 31 of Frederick was wounded when a rabbit shot from a honeysuckle fence row by Thomas Joy and G Rossi struck him in the left leg. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. The rabbit, not so fortunate, was killed.
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K. O. McAllister
State Police
Charles D. McNeal
RFD
Frederick
Thomas Edward Joy
Red
G. Rossi
Yellow Springs
Carl Staley
Joy
McNeal
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Will
Dan
Rabbit Season Opens Amid Fair Weather and Hunters
Hunters enjoyed calm skies as shotgun blasts opened rabbit season. Weather forecasts call for possible rain tomorrow, with temperatures rising from mid 30s to the 40s. Deer hunting ended with two white tail bucks checked in at Thurmont and Lewistown, totaling 18 for the season, just below 24 in 1958.
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Raine
Ben’s
Lewistown
William R Adams Jr
Middletown
Five Forks
Applications For New License Plates
The Department of Motor Vehicles commissioner John R Jewell said the department is printing applications for new plates and asks recipients to write if their registration address is incorrect. Include correct name address title number and current plate number and driver license number if it bears incorrect info. MARKET LOSES GROUND New York AP The stock market fell further in active trading this afternoon.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
John R. Jewell
New York
Eisenhower studies military budget amid vacation pause
President Eisenhower convenes defense and budget chiefs in Augusta Georgia to review the 1961 military budget. Officials expect defense spending around 41 billion with possible small increases elsewhere, while momentum toward a potential surplus remains under debate amid steel strike impacts. A memo from the Budget Bureau prompted top armed services talks on Army missions amid shifts toward smaller war scenarios.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Neil H. McElroy
Washington
Augusta‘ National Golf Club
Europe
Asia
Africa
Alaurice
Stans
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan’ Twining
Ifit
Budget Bureau
AicElrour
Armed Services
Pentagon
Three Boys Die In Pittsburgh Fire
In Pittsburghs Greenfield section three young boys asleep in a second floor bedroom burned to death as choking smoke and flames trapped rescuers. Their maternal grandmother was critically burned while Vincent Jennings, the father, was wounded in the face. The mother and five daughters escaped unharmed.
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Pittsburgh
Greenfield
Vincent Jennings
Kilauea Eruption Grips Hawaii Volcano in Third Day
Lava fountains surge from Kilauea Iki crater as streams pour into the crater floor. Spectators clog nearby roads while volcanologists collect rock samples and monitor the fiery activity. The eruption continues to send thick smoke and brilliant orange lava in thetai clouds above Hawaii Island.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
Kilauea Thi
Kilauea Iki
Little
Hawaii Island
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Mark Waters
Jerry Eaton
Volcano Observatory
Hauid Rock
Original Of Paper Printed 186 Years Ago Believed Found
A Westminster resident found what may be an original first volume of The Maryland and Baltimore Journal The Advertiser from August 20 17 It was examined by Berger Booksellers who noted no clear Maryland Baltimore local news but said the paper is likely from the first issue and in decent condition The paper printed by William Goddard covered Baltimore to Frederick and Winchester and includes items from Baltimore New York and Philadelphia alongside a Bishop of C letter to the Earl of BelloMont on a duel It is a rare historic find with uncertain value
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Westminster
Lester Blevins
East Street
News Number 1
Maryland and Baltimore Journal
Advertiser
Blevins
Berger
Book Mart
Ernnest
J. Berger
Maryland
Baltimore
R. G. Brown
Airy
Brown
William Goddard
Frederick
Winchester
Viginia
Goddard
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
New York
Philadelphia
Bishop of C
Earl of Bellomont
Lord Townsend
Government challenges Arkansas primary
The Justice Department filed suit in Memphis challenging the validity of a white or Mary conducted last Aug. 1 in Fayette County Tennessee. The action targets Democrats of Fayette County amid the 1957 Civil Rights Act issues. prior cases sought to protect Negro voting rights amid alleged discrimination in registrations.
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Washington
Justice Department
Memphis
Tenn
Fayette County
Garrett Lady Seeks $2400 In Court Suit
Edith Henry of Garrett County seeks more than 2400 in circuit court claims William Don Ryland used the loan to buy a car, a gun, boat accessories, and clothes. Ryland denies receiving the funds. The case, moved from Garrett County, proceeds before a Rockville judge with Edward J. Ryan for Henry and Benjamin B. Rosenstock for Ryland. A bank clerk testified about the December 1957 car purchase and funds involvement. Jury seated with 12 members listed including foreman Charles R. Ambrose.
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Edith Henry
Garrett County
Liam Don Ryland
W. Dawson
Ralph G. Shure
Rockville
Patrick Schnauffier
Edward J. Ryan
Henry
Ryland Boy
Troney
Ryland
Ryl
Don Ryland
W. D. Ryland
Grantsville Bank
New Blizzard Sweeps Rockies and Midwest
A new arctic storm moved from Canada into Montana and swept across the Rockies and Northern Great Plains. Temperatures plunged to 37 degrees below zero with winds up to 60 mph, and snow reduced visibility in parts of Kansas the Dakotas and Montana. Air travel halted while trains and buses kept near schedule. Montana authorities searched for two missing hunters near Hamilton, snow depths reached 14 to 16 inches, and several towns reported outages and flooded river levels.
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Denver. Colo
Canada
Montana
Rockniains
Great Plains
Kansas
Dakotas
Xiantana
Nebraska
Iowa
Helena
Butte
Billings
Sheridan
Cody
Wyoming
Akron
Colo
Rockies
Midwest
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Illinois
Scottsbluff
Neb
Denver
Mentana
Fred Miller
Joe Kent
Hamilton
Mont
Sundar
Idaho Power Co
Police Probe Break-In At Tivol Theater Vending Machine
Police investigated a rifling of a soft drink vending machine at the Tivol theater. Officers said the break in occurred after hours and that the machine could have been left unlocked. The amount stolen could not be determined and a vending company representative checked the unit.
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Cis
Cal Merninc
Tivol
Softairink
Chec
Hammarskjold Risks Soviet Protest Over Taos Mission
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold plans to leave a Finnish U N official as his personal representative in Taos amid potential Soviet objections. He is visiting Indochinese realms and has invited Premier Sakari Tuomioja of Finland to join, with a return to U N headquarters expected in roughly one to four weeks.
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United Nations
N.Y. Cap
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Taos
Hammarskjold
Sakari Tuomioja
Finjaland
Im Lans
Discontinuation of Local Business Mail Route
Postmaster James A. Groves announces the business mail route will be discontinued effective immediately. Morning mail receipts move to 8:50 am enabling delivery by city and rural carriers. Holidays will see no outbound telephone inquiries about mail delivery due to high call volume previously. Veterans Day overload caused processing delays delaying mail to boxes until the afternoon.
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James A. Groves
Metro
Grove
Posttmaster
Girl Guilty Of Petty Larceny In Frederick Court
A 19 year old Frederick girl Xora Kay Booth was found guilty of petty larceny by substitute Magistrate Joseph J leads in Magistrate's Court this morning. She received a one year suspended sentence to the Marv and Reformatory for Females. Booth was charged November 3 by Mr and Mrs Robert F Remus of Valley Street with taking articles of clothing valued at 32. The state noted items missing from Mrs Remus home but some had been returned before the warrant was sworn. Other local court items included William E Jones sentenced to 30 days in Frederick County jail in default of a 50 fine for assault and battery on his wife Jane Ann Jones. Willis B Hall placed on two years probation on assault and battery charges. John Randolph Walker found guilty of exceeding 50 MPH on US 70 west of Frederick. Trooper Carl R Mauzy handled the case. In Italy an avalanche crushed a wooden construction camp barracks in the Alps, eight workers buried, seven bodies recovered by dawn, the eighth alive and hospitalized.
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Frederick Corn
Joseph J
Marvand Reformatory
Xora Kay Booth
Robert F. Remus
Valley Street
Booth
Remusies
National Airlines DC7B crashes in Gulf of Mexico
A National Airlines DC7B with 42 aboard disappeared en route from Tampa to New Orleans. Coast Guard units searched a wide Gulf area near Chandeleur Island as bodies were sighted, with no survivors confirmed. Captain Ruby reported the wreckage 108 miles east-southeast of New Orleans as weather improved and search efforts continued.
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New Orleans
National Airlines
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
National
Charles H. Ruby
Miami
Ruby
Fla
Airlines
Chandeleur Island
Biloxi
Miss
Pascagoul
Nikec
Gulfport
Two City Bond Projects Near Completion
City bond financed projects, aided by Sutton Construction, near completion at the airport site. A 60 by 70 foot shop and heating plant are due to be ready in December as new street work advances in Carrollton and Maplewood subdivisions.
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Actin Cus
Gaither H. Sykes
Sykes
Sutton Construction Company
Hull
Mg Approac
Jeferson Street
McCurdy Field
Carrollton
Maplewood
Norman W. Etzier Inc
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Il Tee
Missouri River
Townsend
Yelowstone River
Glendive
Catte
John Randolph Walker
U.S
Carl R. Mauzy
Maryland State Police
Sondrio
Italy
Alps
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