Party Campaign Spending in Frederick County Report
The Republican Central Committee of Frederick County filed a detailed campaign report via Gail L. Catshall showing total receipts of 12,065.29 and disbursements of 21,470.20 during the election, with major costs including auto hire and radio advertising. The Democrats had reported 1,211.36 in expenses, leaving a county total showing substantial spending by both parties.
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Gail L. Catshall
Republican Central
Frederick County
Armory
Frederick Fairgrounds
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Frederick
Samuel Ausherman
Horace M. Alexander
Helen Ahalt
Lorene W Bowlus
Emmett
Eisenhower names panel to review military aid program
President Eisenhower appointed a committee of former officials to assess the U.S. military aid program and its impact on national security. William H. Draper Jr. will head the group with members including Gruenther Radford Webb McCloy Anderson Leva McGhee and McNarney. Tracey Voorhees named counsel.
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Eisenhower
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Tie
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John J. McCloy
Local businessman James A Brown dead in Baltimore
James A Brown age 63, founder of Western Auto Store on North Market, died at University Hospital after a five week illness. Survived by wife Mrs Lelia Lenick Brown and two sisters, with services at AH Saints Episcopal Church and interment at Oliver Cemetery. Funeral by R. E. Dailey & Son, pending viewing at 1201 North Market Street.
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University Hospial
Baltimore
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Julia Norton Brown
South Carolina
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Western Auto Store
North Market Street
Episcopal Church
Manor Country Club
Washington
Washington Golf and Country Club
Airs
Lelia Lenick Brown
Roy L. Jones
Jackson‘ville
Fla
Friends
Nome
Noria Market Street
AH Saints Episcopal Church
Oliver Cemetery
R. E. Dailey Laud
Market Tumbles Sharp Decline Hits Broad Market
The New York stock market fell sharply in heavy trading marking the worst setback in a year with blue chip and speculative shares tumbling about three points. Steels motors rails utilities coppers aircrafts chemicals oils and rubbers led declines while the midday average slid to its steepest drop since May 26, 1957 amid selling pressure.
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NEW YORK +aP
Wall Street
Eisenhower
Parkyakarkas Dies After Heart Attack On Backstage
HOLLYWOOD AP Harry Einstein 54 known as Greek funnyman Parkyakarkas died of a heart attack backstage at a Friar's Club testimonial dinner for Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Doctors from the audience attempted to resuscitate for two hours but the heart could not be saved.
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Hollywood
Harry Einstein
Funnyman Parkyakarkas
Einstein
Lucille Ball
Desi Ammar
Fsnance VE Guyana Wees
Alfred Goldman
Goldman
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Milton Berie
Jery
Hace
Nearing Goal Mrs Mervin Ramer And The Eighteen Child
Mrs Mervin Ramer 42 said at marriage she wanted two dozen children. On Saturday her 18th child, a seven pound 14 ounce boy, was born at St Pauls Hospital. The report also notes a steam leak alarm on East Third Street and Vatican Pope John XXIII turning 77.
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Dallas
Mervin ‘Ramer
St. Paul's Hospital
East Third Street
Wengse
Independents
Citizens Truck Company
Anniversary of 1938 Thanksgiving Snowstorm in 68‑year record
The 20th anniversary of the great November snowstorm of 1938 recalled, with ten inches in the city and drifts three to four feet in the county. The storm began as sleet, halted traffic, and left many sledding memories as temperatures plummeted to 4 above zero, keeping families home on Thanksgiving.
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Mornajing
Maryland
Lit
Prine
Berle and Einstein on Stage Amid Laughs and Alarm
Berle sat beside Einstein on the speaker’s platform when Einstein suddenly slumped, head dropping to Berle’s shoulder. Parky drew the night’s biggest laughs, outshining Burns and Thomas. Parky’s wife Thelma Leeds comforted by son Clifford aged 18. Einstein has three other sons. Parky, born in Boston, began as a newspaper reporter and ad man, rose to fame on radio and TV, then retired to clubs and personal appearances.
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Einstein
Parky
George Burns
Danny Thomas
Thelma Leeds
Clifford
Boston
Eddie Cantor
Legal Operations Charges Faced By Three
York Pa AP dispatch reports two men and a woman arrested by State Police on charges connected to a four year federal operation. The trio were arraigned before Alderman H Gellert Fickes in York after a raid at Heidelberg Tup. Campbell 32 Hanover R D 2 posted 25000 bail while Lane 26 Manchester R D 2 and Ensor 38 Boring Md posted 15000 bail.
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York. Pa
Robert Smith
Heidelberg Tup
Maryland
York Hospital
H. Gellerd Fickes
York
Charles Christopher Campbell
Hanover
R. D
Charles William Lane
Manchester R. D
Tadma Adele Ensor
Boring
Campbell
Robbers Strike Two Outskirts Establishments
Robbers broke into two outskirts businesses over the weekend, mainly stealing from vending coin boxes. At Frederick Coca Cola Bottling on North Market Street, 96 cents was found. the safe held no money and the rear door was jimmied. At Suburban Restaurant on Rosemont Avenue, a window pane was broken and coin boxes in a pinball machine, cigarette machine, and juke box were pried open. total coins believed around 60 dollars. Police notified. Detective Bureau investigates.
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Rosemont Avenue
Military Road
Mehr W. Sulcer
Detective Bureau
Uncertain Western Unity on Berlin Crisis deepens
Paris and Berlin reports say the United States Britain and France struggle to agree on a unified plan if Soviet Premier Khrushchev moves to dismantle the four power regime in Berlin. Western powers debate how to respond while East German and Soviet positions remain fluid amid French and US political shifts.
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Five Day Forecast Act Valid On Its Face Court Says
The Supreme Court ruled Alabama's school placement law valid on its face, affirming a special three judge District Court ruling. The decision preserves a framework for orderly, merit based school admissions by race with possible future challenges. Local boards bear primary responsibility, but state wide oversight remains.
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Supreme Court Today
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U.S. District Court
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Supreme Court
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Argit
Social Worker Charged In Murder Plot
A 22 year old social worker faces charges for soliciting two men to murder the wife of a state highway patrolman she loved. The target was Frances Smith mother of two, but the hired man turned out to be a police detective, and the intended murder did not occur. Barbara Ann Massey was released on 1000 dollar bond after arrest.
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Greensboro
N.C
Barbara Ann Massey
Charlotte
Richard Ruth
Frances Smith
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Downtown Christmas Lights Marked By Festive Opening
Frederick's main streets glow with new decorations as Mayor Ramsburg turns on the Christmas lights at 6 30 p.m. The Middletown Band will perform and Santa visits the Frederick Shopping Center from 7 to 9 p.m. Stores extend hours to nine. A patrolman’s wife is noted in a separate item and two Van Dyck portraits are reported missing and later found wrapped for display at Court House Park with a note.
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van Diepnbeeck
Kéhne
Christmas
Rickaert
Sgindows
Police Seek Motherwell in Long‑Distant Probes
Police want to question Larry Lord Motherwell a 42 year old construction foreman on the Fort Detrick project who lived in Frederick area from 1952 to 1955. He is sought in connection with the burial of an infant in an animal cemetery near Frederick in 1954 and with a disappearance case involving a well to do widow in Washington this year. He reportedly commanded about 100 workers for Ajax Construction Company and traveled widely while maintaining an apartment at Stewart Manor.
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Washington
Motherwel H
Great Lakes
Putney
Armed Services
Johnson City
Tenn
Miami
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Larry Lord Motherwell
Fort Detrick
Ajax Construction Company
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Stewart Manor
Local Man Has Jaw Fractured in Wreck
In Bethesda Maryland two people were taken to Suburban Hospital after their car ran off Maryland 355 near Derwood. Driver J Frederick May 25 of Gaithersburg had a fractured jaw and a cut arm while passenger Betty Lynn Price 18 sustained a fractured pelvis and arm injury.
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Maryland 355
Derwood
S David Lamar May
RFD
J. Frederick
Betty
Lynn Price
Gaithersburg
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