Open House Set For Christmas Displays At Winchester Hall
Homemakers clubs from Winchester area prepare for the Christmas In The Maryland Home open house at Winchester Hall. The event runs November 30 to December 2 with 1 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm sessions. Demonstrations cover tree decorating gift wrapping and table settings by 26 clubs and Rose Hill Gardens Club decorates.
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Winchester Hall
Maryland
Unionville
Urbana
Myersville
Walkers Ville
Monocacy Village
Indian Spring
Buckeystown
Pleasant Grove
Baslenger
Middletown
Skyline
Harmony Grove
Braddock
Adamstown
Gambrill Park
Emmitsburg
Rosedale
Prospect
Jefferson
Mid Valley
White Rock
Woodsboro
Frederick City
New Market
Gathland
Rose Hill Gardens
Dies By Drowning Or Heart Attack On Potomac Bridge
Earl Scull 61 died after falling from a catwalk on a Potomac River bridge project near Alexandria, Maryland. An autopsy will determine whether drowning or a heart attack caused the death. Russell Banister, 49, an engineer, witnessed the fall and attempted rescue as divers recovered the body two hours later.
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Washington
Earl Scull
Dover
Delman
Potomac River
Anacostia
Alexandria
Maryland
District of Columbia
Scull
Russell Banister
Elevator Collapse at Funeral Home Injures Eleven
In Maryland suburb, a Howard H Hubbard Funeral Home elevator dropped five to ten feet between basement and first floor. Eleven people were injured and admitted to area hospitals in fair condition. Separate AP item notes Nixon leading Kennedy in California by 21 351 votes with 1 200 absentee ballots remaining.
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BALTIMORE +P
Baltimore
Howard H Hubbard
NIXON
Calif
San Francisco
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
California
Suspect Seized In Trooper Handcuffing Case
Baltimore police and state officers captured a man suspected of disarming a State Trooper and handcuffing him to a sign post last October near Hampstead. The suspect, linked to auto theft and assault, was arrested outside a Baltimore house during a stake-out led by Trooper Gene r. Biller. A companion also jailed as they left the address.
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Baltimore (Ap
Carroll County
Baltimore
Gener. Biller
Randallstown
Miller
John P. Novicki
Hampstead
Postal Carrier Clyde Young Jr. dies suddenly at home
Clyde O. Young Jr., a 13 year city parcel post carrier with the postal service, died suddenly of natural causes at his East Church street home. Survived by wife Elizabeth Etzler Young, he served in the Maryland National Guard and held Legion and Eagles memberships. Funeral services are set at 2 p.m. Wednesday at M. R. Etchison and Son funeral home with military honors at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Clyde O
Cy) Young Jr
East Church Street
Myrtle E. Long Young Sr
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Frederick County Fish and Game Association
Letter Carriers Association
Company A
115Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Elizabeth Etzler Young
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Legal Fight Over Compact Shapes Up
In Baltimore Maryland sought more time to iron out the Potomac River Compact difficulties in a Supreme Court hearing before special master Justice Stanley F Reed. Maryland and Virginia report progress on an out of court settlement after Virginia sued when Maryland canceled the 1785 fishing pact. The 1962 ballot vote on a new compact faces legality challenges over advertising and validity.
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Baltimore
Maryland
United States Supreme Court
Stanley F. Reed
Supreme Court
Virginia
Hyman A. Pressman
Souther
Maryland Watermen
Pressman
Justice Reed
Free State
Holiday Closure Notice At Winchester Hall
Mrs. Adele Miller announced that the extension offices at Winchester Hall will be closed the Friday after Thanksgiving marking a temporary holiday break for staff and visitors.
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Adele Miller
Winchester Hall
Urbana to Dedicate New 3 Classroom Elementary School
A formal dedication for Urbana elementary school will be held December 4 at 2 p.m. The $543000 facility opened in September and features a large multi purpose room serving as cafeteria auditorium and gym. Remarks by officials include Delbert Null and Mrs Paul Wise with Jack Roach as principal.
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Urbana
Board of Education
Hopeland
Ebeneezer
Licoln
Lubana
Frederick Construction Company
Wollsville
MD. 355
George Deans
Albert H. Cohen
Hesbia C. Foster
Parent- Teacher Association
James A. Sensenbaugh
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commers
Paul Wise
Board of Educaion
A. Irvin Renn
Mehri H. Ramsburz
Jack L. Roach
Tidal Wave Strikes Peru Killing Two Missing Nine
A tidal wave hit northern Peru reaching inland up to two miles. Two people were killed and nine are missing as waves battered towns including Pimente, C Rosa, San Jose and Eten. An earthquake was recorded in Japan, and the coast is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire with past devastating quakes and tsunamis.
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Lima
Peru
Chiclayo
Lambayeque
Japan
Pimente
C. Rosa
San Jose
Eten
South America
Pacific ‘Ocean
Chile
Fasdivia
Concention
Smoke-Filled Plane Lands Safely in Pittsburgh
A Trans World Airlines Constellation with 81 passengers and a crew of 3 landed safely at Pittsburgh airport after smoke filled the cabin during a Boston to Los Angeles flight with stops in New York and Chicago. All aboard evacuated via an emergency chute. 10 sustained minor hand burns, flames were prevented, and 52 passengers were local or en route, with 29 flown to Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Trans World Airlines
Greater Pittsburgh
Boston
Los Angeles
New York
Chiago
TWA
Chicago
Trading Fairly Active New York Markets
The stock market showed enough strength to edge higher in fairly active trading this afternoon in New York. Investors remained cautious as gains appeared irregular and uneven across major indexes.
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New York
Pro U S Party Wins In Japan
Japan's pro U S ruling conservatives win a solid majority in Parliament but fail to secure a two thirds majority for constitutional amendments. Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda's Liberal Democrats claim a broad endorsement of the US Japan security pact while leftist and other parties gain limited ground amid protests and political tension.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hayato Ikeda
Democrats
Conservatives
Elec- IL
Democratic Socialist Party
Eisenhower
Liberal Democrats
Agrarians
Ikeda
Confidence Crisis Spurs U.S. Gold Buyout Clamp
Western Europe holds about 18 billion dollars of U.S. currency and could trigger a crisis by moving funds to buy U.S. gold. President Eisenhower ordered emergency curbs on overseas spending to reduce dollars flowing abroad, with concern over possible loss of confidence in the dollar amid Kennedy’s upcoming inauguration.
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Eisenhower
Frank Cormier
Treasury Department
Washington
Western Europe
United States
Uncle
Uncle Sam
U.S
the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
John F. Kennedy
Two fined for vehicle violations in magistrates court
Magistrates court heard two traffic cases Monday morning. Claude Gardner, 1¢-year-old, was sent to the county jail for 60 days. Millard Seward was fined 115 dollars for speeding up to 65 mph and driving on a suspended license. William Dowell paid a lighter fine for parking on the traveled portion of Ballenger Creek Pike with a 25 dollar penalty for failure to appear.
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Movor Vehcle
Claude Gardner
County Dail
Gardner
Byron Thompson
Millard L. Seward
Boche
I c
Robert Snyder
Seward
Ballenger Creek Pike
William Dowell
Taneytown
Snyder
Dowell
Virginia
Frederick
Isolation Stilled In U S Johnson Assures West Allies
Paris reports Vice President elect Lyndon B. Johnson telling NATO parliamentarians that the United States remains committed to Eisenhower era Atlantic policies. He praised Western European unity, pledged continued support, and urged a broader, more capable NATO amid Soviet threats, while noting Kennedy will govern.
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U.S
Johnson
Paris
Lyndon B. Johnson
Atlantic Alliance
United States
Eisenhower
U. S
Europe
Texas
The
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Canada
Michel Debre
Debre
Charles de Gaulle
XATO
de Gaulle
NATO
Soviet Union
America
Pacific
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy-Johnson
Metal Fragments Found in Five Charred Bodies
Five men found dead in a car along Greasy Creek road near Pikeville Kentucky. Metal fragments may be shotgun pellets or rifle bullets. identification pending. Names mentioned include Haneny Bailiff and Pee Robinson. investigators believe foul play possible.
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Pikeville. Ky
Kentucky
David Espie
Frankfort
Greasy Creek Road
Pikeville
Haneny
Pee Robinson
Scheffing Named Detroit Tigers Manager
Bob Scheffing former major league catcher and ex Cubs St Louis Cardinals and Reds star was named Detroit Tigers manager at age 45. He reportedly will earn 835000 a year as the club ends its search to replace Joe Gordon who quit on October 3 amid the Tigers’ turbulent managerial turnover.
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Detroit
Bob Scheffing
Lea
Chinase Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Cubs
St Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Schefing
Tigers
Joe Gordon
Kansas City Athletics
Scheffing
Gordon
Cleveland
Jimmie Dykes
Test of Man in Space Capsule Ends in Failure at Cape
The Redstone booster ignited, cut off, and the escape tower detached, sending the one ton unmanned capsule and 152 foot tower tumbling from the pad at Cape Canaveral. NASA reported the escape rocket ignited prematurely. capsule and tower fell about 2,000 feet from the launch site.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Redstone
Earth
U.S
Atlantic Ocean
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Two Myersville Residents Hurt In Sunday Crash
A Myersville woman Olive F Heier and her son Gary were injured Sunday afternoon when their car went off Spruce Road. Heier suffered head bruises and the boy a skull concussion broken nose and shoulder injuries. Heier said the child pressed against her, she steered with one hand to aid him, losing control. No charges were filed. In a separate crash in Hagerstown Robert W Morrison 35 of Route 2 was cited for red lights after his car collided with Edwin G Morgensen’s at Frederick Street and Ravenwood Drive. A passenger Edna B Morrison refused treatment.
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Myersville
Spruce + Hospital
Olive F. He
Gary
Heier
Troover
Ips
Robert W. Morrison
Myers
Hagerstown
Morrison
Edwin G. Morgensen
Frederick Street
Ravenwood Drive
Edna B. Morrison
12-Foot Boat Reported Stolen
A 12 foot boat was taken from its anchoring along Reichs Ford meadow on the Monocacy. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander reported the loss today. Owner Joseph Hildebrand of U.S. 40 East said the boat has been missing about three weeks and he can identify it. The vessel features sandjewood exterior and natural wood interior.
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Reich's Ford Meadow
Horace M. Alexander
Joseph Hildebrand
U.S. 40 East
Hildebrand
Reds Expel U S Air Attache in Moscow
Maj Irving T McDonald, assistant U S air attache, ordered to leave the Soviet Union on charges of conduct unbecoming a military attache. Moscow cites alleged espionage activity as the reason, marking a second such expulsion in recent months.
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Moscow
Irving T. McDonald
U.S
Soviet Union
McDonald
Edward J Freers
Foreign Office
Igor
Melehk
United Nations
New York
Provincetown
Mass
Edwin M. Kirton
Palo Alto
Calif
Kirton
Russia
Await Ruling On Integration
New Orleans waited for a three judge federal court ruling on school integration. The court considered suspending integration, issuing a restraining order, or dismissing action to return to segregated schooling. Officials prepared for potential funding transfers as the case stalled.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Richard T. Rives
Montgomery
Circuit Court of Appeals
Shreveport
1200-Pound Cow Killed by Car Near Urbana
A 1200 pound cow wandered onto Route 135 early Sunday near Urbana and was killed by a passing 1956 Chevrolet driven by 20 year old Jeffrey M. Purdum of Clarksburg. The impact buried the cow 36 feet from the left shoulder. No charges were filed. ownership of the cow could not be determined. The vehicle was nearly a total loss and the incident occurred around 1:30 a.m. Reports by Trooper Robert McClear note no speed or reason to stop the driver. Rees Inc. removed the carcass from the road.
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Urbana
Route 135
Jeffrey M. Purdum
Clarksburg
Robert McClear
Rees Inc
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