Santa Claus Arrives In Cold Weather Parade Lights Up Frederick
Santa Claus arrived in Frederick amid cold weather as hundreds gathered along Market Street for the annual Christmas parade sponsored by the Frederick Chamber of Commerce Retail Division. The event featured a Santa on a float, a marching band, and candy canes, with 3,400 distributed to youngsters. The parade began at Seventh Street and ended near Patrick Street. Tonight the Christmas street lights turn on, and forecasters warn of continued cold with possible light snow showers over the weekend.
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Santa Claus
Manus
Market Street
Frederick Chamber At Commerce
Frederick
Frank Keeter
Arthur Oland
Mids
Santa
Lie Freds
Harerek Meh
Bant
Charles F. Bell
Joretes
Seventh Street
All Saints
Court
Patrick
Pole
Market
Patrick Streets
Max Kehne
Emmus
Missioners For Campaign Announced In Frederick County
A list of Lutherans who will preach at almost every Frederick county church during December 2 week was announced with plans for the Lutheran Evangelistic Mission open in the city and county a week from Sunday. The 1,000 attendance forecast centers on opening at Frederick High School. Missioners, led by Rev. Boyd Hamm and Rev. Harvey T. Richwine, come from outside the county to preach at Sunday night services and continue through Thursday with home visits each evening. The closing rally is Friday, December 7 at 5 p.m. with Rev. Gordon Folkemer as speaker. The mission aims to invite nonattenders into churches through visiting congregational volunteers and a series of services and reports each night.
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Frederick County
Lutheran Evangelistic Mission
Sunda
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Frederick High School
Boyd Hamm
St. John’s
Hagerstonnl
Hey
Gordon EO Folkemer
St Matthew’s
York
Evangelical
Frederck
Harvey T. Rbichwine
Good Shepherd Frederick
Donald F. Brake
Burkittsville
Braddock
John M. Aurand
1. Paul's
Dan
Dan Ey Dirt Rev Howard F. Reis?. Jefferson Parish. Mt Zion, Res Carroll
Rhig
Lake's
Peataville
Robert KR. Schaull
St Paul's
Jetteran
William St Snyder
Manor Parish
St Luke's Pot of Rocks
Neil Robert Kine
St. Mark's
Doubs
J Worbur Crawhaugh
St. Matthew's
Church Hil
A Guin
Sew Y Jerusalem
Lavettesle
Richard KE
Manning Aion
Middletown
Veersville Parish
George RE
Battle
St Mark's
Wolleville
Eugene Wo Youngs
Mt Pauls
Msersville
Brartigs
Athona
Tharment
Masser
White
Sabillasville
Russell E. Fink
UN Troops Move Into Egypt As Zone Tension Aims To Ebb
Cairo reports 1 000 UN police troops arrive to establish a temporary headquarters at the Semiramis Hotel and plan to station forces at Abu Suweir near the Suez Canal as Britain and France begin token withdrawals amid ongoing tensions with Egyptian authorities and Zionist forces. The UN aims to reduce fighting risk while Dag Hammarskjold seeks a continued presence to ease occupation strains.
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Cairo
Egypt
U.N
Middle East
Suez Canal Zone
E. L. M. Burns
Semiramis
Nile
Cal Salah Gohar
Palestine Department
Palestine Department of the Forenn Ofke
Port Said
Bullisle
Wy Cama
Lon
Teddy Burns
Nove Notins
Agai
Ali Sates
Nasser
Han Frthade
Witnesses Open 3 Day Meet Here in Frederick
Jehovah's Witnesses began arriving in Frederick for a sem i annual three day training program at the State Armory. Linley Rockwell of The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society will deliver the keynote address and oversee public Bible speaking and ministry courses for members from 156 lands.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Frederick
State Armory
Second
Bentz
H. M. Lawson
Jehoval’s Witnesses
Jehoval's Witnesses
Lawson
Linley Rockwell
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
Brooks N.Y
Prescuin
Rockwell
Ing
Eater
Mr. Pleasant
Mir
Rockwell Wall
Armacedanteran
Western Maryland Faces Snowfall and Cold Temperatures
Snow-covered Western Maryland sees temperatures dip to single digits above zero with Garrett and Oakland reporting new snowfall. Cumberland and surrounding counties endure cloudy skies and minor accumulations while towns brace for continued cold and slick conditions.
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and nearby coasts
A five day forecast shows cloudy skies with cold winds and possible snow in Western Maryland and southern Deha peninsula area. Morning temperatures will dip with highs in the mid 20s to upper 30s, little indoor warming except in higher elevations. Snow amounts remain light in most areas with slightly heavier flakes in the mountains and northern Garvey County regions. Normal highs are around the mid 30s to low 40s across the region, with little change expected into the weekend.
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Maryland
Deha Peninsula
Marland
Indhoor
Garvey County
Barry
Christmas Tree Prospects Rise in Virginia Maryland and West Virginia
Extension forester A. M. Souder says Christmas trees are an up and coming crop in Virginia West Virginia and Maryland. Local foresters report growing demand and plans to expand planting for the annual yuletide harvest.
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Washington
Chutellas Tees
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
A. M. Souder
National Forest Service
No Fatal Accidents In Mal Over Holiday
The report notes no fatal accidents in Maryland over the holiday period. It lists a rising death toll from prior incidents with figures for Marstand and surrounding areas and mentions individual injuries from recent crashes. A chimney fire on the Paul Lenhart farm caused no reported damage.
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Marstand
Jamies Nelson
Odenton
Gambritls
Bethesda
Maryland
Paul Lenhart
Lenhart
Presidential Board Rushing Strike Report
A preliminary summary notes the Presidential Board evaluated a rush strike and walkout near the Potomac and Monongahela waterways. The inquiry by the board, directed by the President, must be completed before the Justice Department proceeds with a court action.
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Presidential Board
Stoke
Ana Phenhemna Das
Tongshorenien Alon
Winle House
Justice Department
Three States Blanketed By Heavy Snows
A winter storm dumped up to 26 inches of snow over northeastern Ohio western Pennsylvania and western New York causing paralyzed roads and shut down Erie and other towns. Lakeshore winds and drifts created zero visibility with at least seven foot accumulations.
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Associated Press
Dharts
Anya
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York State
Erie
Electre
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Irie
Cleveland
Buffalo
Lake Erie
West Central
Lake Ontario
Adirondack Mountains
Lakes
Florida
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Sasuke Ste. Marie
Grand Marais
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Boston
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Georgia
Mississippi River
West Virginia
Maryland
Conservatives Back Eden as Crisis Wanes in Commons
Conservatives in Parliament show no immediate revolt over Eden's Egypt policy as Butler and Macmillan rally support. Reports say the government steadies during the Suez crisis with assurances Britain will withdraw and UN control remains in place.
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London
Saliwud
Eden
Sues Canal
Edon
Vyal
Lama
Woot
House of Commons
R. A. Butler
Ministrad
Egypt
Teres Deel
Crana
Raph
Daily Herald
Voice Abo
Sudhiet
Nagy Protests Bias Over Missing Return from Belgrade
Yugoslav protest to Hungary claims Nagy and associates who left the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest yesterday under safety guarantees have not returned home. Nagy, a moderate independent Communist leader, sought refuge to avoid arrest and may be imprisoned. Yugoslav undersecretary Vidic warned this would violate good relations and international law if they remain absent.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Lore Nagy
Budapest
Yugoslan
Naey
Dobrivoje Vidic
Yugosla
Magy Party
Vidie
Erie Buried Under Two Feet Of Snow In Port City
A freak storm in Erie Pennsylvania dumped about 24 inches by today morning with 33 inches at the airport. Winds up to 45 mph froze roads and shut banks, transit, and most industries. The city, isolated along Lake Erie, faced widespread closures and emergency efforts.
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Erie
Lakeport
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Buffalo
William J. Pope
Erie County
Former Harlock mayor dies after hospital visit
Roland H Windsor aged 57, former mayor of Hurlock, drove to Cambridge Maryland Hospital after a late Wednesday visit. He summoned help, was placed in an oxygen tent, and died an hour later. He operated a milling company and was active in politics. Survivors include his widow and son Donald.
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Cambridge
Roland H. Windsor
Harlock
East Patrick Building Sold to Better Homes Equipment
The three story building at 18 and 20 East Patrick Street, long run by Harris and Filler, Frederick wholesalers, was sold to J Carlisle Smith of Better Homes Equipment Company. After remodeling, Better Homes will occupy in early spring, consolidating shop warehouse and display floor. Live details include partial sale of rear land to Robert I Fisher and nearby sparking-area parcels formerly leased to the city.
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East Patrick Strees
Harris and Filler
Frederick
J. Carlisle Smith
Better Homes Equipment Company
East Patrick Street
Westinghouse
Smith
Robert ‘I. Fisher
Patrick Street
Laura V. Harris
Dorothy F. McBride
Landauer
74 More Hungarian Refugees Arrive at Camp Kilmer
Freedom Flight No. 2 brought 74 Hungarian refugees to America arriving at McGuire Air Force Base after a 35 hour Vienna to New Jersey voyage. They were transported to Camp Kilmer where Brig. Gen. Sidney C. Wooten welcomed them. Camden citizens donated toys to the children as buses took them away.
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Camp Kilmer
N. J
America
McGuire Air Force Base
Kilmer
Vienna
Sinneu Wacs Lond
Sidney C. Wooten
Camden
Budapest Strike Called Off Amid Partial Agreement
Vienna report says Budapest Workers' Council called off strike after partial agreement with Soviet backed Premier Janos Kadar. Despite the halt, most Hungarians remained on strike as talks continued and Nagy sought guarantees. Deportations and arrests linked to the revolt were also reported from Budapest.
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Vienna
Austria
Budapest
Rad Ho
Kadar
Nhe
Nagy
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Egon Turchany
U.S
Csepel
New York Times
Ivan A. Serov
Russia
Serov
Laszlo Piros
Piros
Whor Toy
Elvis the Pelvis Puts Em Up in Toledo Bar Fight
Police arrest 19 year old Lewes Ballint on disturbing the peace after he attacked Elvis Presley in the Shalimar Room of the Commodore Perry Hotel in Toledo. Ballint claimed a wife’s wallet photo sparked the incident. Presley reportedly restrained him until officers arrived. Ballint held on $25 bond for municipal court appearance.
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Toledo
Elvis Presley
Barrath
Presley
Teeteagers
Pat
Ballint
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Britain
Dag Hammarskjold
Garrett Co
Cumberland
Westen Marsland
Garrett
Oakland
Ivana
Cap CT
Poattat
Potomac
Mone
Cea
Robert Nicodemus
Walkersville
Washington County
Haverstown
Riwinsboro
Nicedelius
Tesday
Elizabeth Nelson Walkersville
Washington County Hospital
Robert Nelconi
East Patrick
Better Homes Equip
New York
Steels and Motors
Government Radio
Workers’ Council
Elvis
Carrie
Ine
Balti
Willam Kime
Walter Zalazyashi
Scotty Meee
Presley Wes
Kien
Tony
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