Santa Arrives Saturday For Christmas Parade
Santa Claus will arrive from the north Saturday for the annual pre Christmas trek down Market Street to open the Yule shopping season. The Christmas parade starts at 6 p.m. from the Seventh Street fountain, proceeding south on Market to All Saints Streets, featuring Santa, the Fredrick High School Band, the Yellow Springs Band, a color guard, live jeeps, and about 30 Boy Scouts distributing candy. Mayor John A. Derr will cut the ribbon at Patrick and Market to open the season and switch on street lights.
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Santa Claus
Market Street
Seventh Street
All Saints
Wiliam E. Zimmerman
Retail Merchants
Chamber of Commerce
Edward J. McGuiness
Derr
Foval
De Scheele To Speak To Md Health Assn Event
Dr Leonad A Scheele surgeon general of the United States will address the Maryland Public Health Association in Annapolis on December 8. Other speakers include Dr Tarr Mustare, Dr Paul V Lemkau, and Dr L B Elbert in a statewide meeting promoting cooperation to improve Maryland health services.
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Baltimore
Leonad A. Scheele
Seneral
United States
Maryland Public Health Assn
Annapolis
It’s Am
Ason
Muscats
Shopping Center Plans Go Before Commission
Plans for a West Seventh Street shopping center will be heard by the City Planning Commission for final approval Monday evening. Preliminary approval had been granted earlier, with modifications. Also scheduled are public hearings on resubdivision of College Estates West Seventh Street and preliminary subdivision of Trout, in the city’s southern section, at seven p.m. in City Hall on the third floor.
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City Planning Commission
College Estates
Pam
Ruont
City Hall
Juveniles To Be Given Hearings In Frederick Case
Five Frederick youths will have hearings in Juvenile Court next Wednesday at 9 30 a m. Petitions filed by county probation officer after city police investigations show one boy, age 16, was released in June from Bors Village Cheltenham. Three others had no prior records. Five business houses were entered, with entries on two occasions. Police report the youths also took money from a parking grounds cash box and a shotgun theft.
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Frederick Colored Wouche
William C. Roderick
Bors
Cheltenham
Oiher
State of Siege Declared in Brazil After Congress Approval
Brazil moves toward a modified martial law as Congress approves the state of siege setting. Senate vote was 33 to 15 after earlier chamber approval. Provisional President Neren Ramos backed the move to prevent Supreme Court reinstating Joan Cate Filho. Army leaders led by Gen Henrique Teixeira Lott oppose resumption of Cafe’s power.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Congress
Brazil
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Neren Ramos
Supreme Court
Joan Cate Filho
Henrique Teixeira Lott
Cafe
Jusceling Kubitsthek
Getulio Varsus
Boy Aged Nine Saves Six Lives in Fire
In Chicago Heights a 9-year-old boy saved six siblings from a house fire as parents were away. Denise, 15 months, died in the blaze. Police Lt Ezell Troms credited the brave child for rescuing children aged from 2 months upward. the family is identified as Black.
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Chicago Heights
Ezell Troms
Chcano Heights
Chicago
Joe Bradley
Denise
Five Day Forecast For Western Maryland And East
The forecast calls for cooler weather with snow in the west and Ram elsewhere. Sunday and Monday show warmer conditions with rain or snow likely around June. Temperatures averaged 2 to 5 degrees below normal with afternoon highs around 44 in Western Maryland and near 50 in the eastern section. Early lows range generally from 24 in the west to near 30s in the east.
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Yerkend
Maryland
Patchy Snow And Rain Sweep Nation In Cold Front
The Associated Press reports frigid Canadian air sweeping across the nation. Light snowfall fell in Minnesota and the upper Great Lakes, while rain stretched from east Texas to the western Carolinas and Tennessee. Temperatures tumbled to 14 below in Bismarck, North Dakota, with freezing weather expanding from the plains into west Texas and the mid Atlantic and New England. The South remained mild.
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Associated Press
Canada
Plains States
Minnesota
Upper
Creat Lakes
Texas
Carolinas
Tennessee
Bismarck
N. D
West
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Mustard Gas Bank Heist Hits Slidell Vault
In Slidell Louisiana burglars cut a hole in a bank vault using torches and released mustard gas from gas jets. The raid yielded between 7000 and 38000 dollars. The robbers escaped as gas forced them from the building and investigators warned of possible exposure. Bank officials report the scene was sealed for hours while responders attended to gas concerns. Slidell lies about 30 miles northeast of New Orleans.
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Slidell Bank
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Bank
T. J. Edwiins
New Orleans
Germany toarm strength to rise with 1800 tanks under plan
Germany plans a major army expansion with up to 1800 tanks including American M47 Patton and some M48 Patton models. Defense Ministry cited U.S. arms deliveries and outlined skeleton infantry divisions to form by April 1 and broader divisions by January 1959, targeting a total force of about 370,000 soldiers plus navy and air components as part of the Atlantic alliance buildup.
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Germany
Defense Ministry
U.S
United States
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Iildup
Fedral Wentier Dubee Ie Taeany
Rec Mar
West Germany
Ottean Rankinnon
Integrated School Protest Delays Court Order on Children
A Baltimore County official and spouse defy a court order to send their children to an integrated public school. Juvenile Court judge John Gentium granted extra time for the family to decide, as probation director Wickes and others discussed the case in a conference last week. The parents say they will stand up for their rights and keep their children at home until a final decision is made.
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Hall
Aid
Baltimore
John B
Juvenie
Perale
U N Drops Algerian Problem from 1955 GA Agenda
The United Nations General Assembly Political Committee unanimously dropped the Algerian problem from its 1955 agenda, ending the French boycott that began September 30. India’s V K Krishna Menon proposed no further discussion, and the assembly prepared to ratify the decision at noon.
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United Na'tld NY
U.N
General Assembly
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Abundant Supply of Polio Vaccine in Maryland
Maryland health officials report ample polio vaccine supply for private doctors and public programs. About 100000 injections have been given to private patients, with 112000 children vaccinated in schools last spring. Distribution broadly effective, though some doctors report reporting delays and a few vaccine allocations remain undelivered.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Health Department
Edward Davens
Department
Bureau of Preventive Medicine
Davens
Next Thursday Is Safe Driving Day Chicago
The article notes Safe Driving Day designated by Eisenhower era traffic safety committee. It aims to sharply cut traffic fatalities and remind pedestrians and motorists safety is everyday, not just on holidays. The AP tracked fatalities across a 24 hour period for comparison with prior observances.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Road Contract Awarded To Etzler for Major Highway Work
The County Commissioners awarded a contract to Nel Etzler Company of Frederick for widening and resurfacing the Yellow Springs to Mountaindate road. The project covers 12 to 18 feet and blacktop surfacing for 64 miles, with a bid of $30,875. Work has begun, with shoulder work and paving slated for spring, and additional legal notices mention a separate theft and burglary case in Frederick County.
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Nel Etzler Company
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Mountaindate
Etzler
Etaler Company
Ape Phea
Faure Seeks Confidence Vote on Election Reform
Paris premier Edgar Faure asked Parliament for a vote of confidence on a procedural question about starting debate next week on an electoral reform law. The agenda committee agreed to begin debate Tuesday on a proposal by Francois Mitterand, while Faure announced a new bill to speed elections and end the present Assembly in seven weeks after the new election if no agreement is reached. The government faces likely defeat if party discipline holds.
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Paris
Dereaba
Faure
Governina
Twig
Aure
Tear Gas Used To Halt Post-Game Riot In Savannah
Savannah police used a tear gas bomb to break up a two hour riot after a high school football game between Savannah Flivh and Benedictine. Six officers were injured, hundreds of dollars in firefighting gear damaged, and several arrests made as 6000 to 7000 people crowded the main intersection where the rival fans traditionally burn the coffin of the losers. Savannah won 946.
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Savannah
Resignation Accepted From ICC Head Cross
President Eisenhower accepted Charles E. Cross resignation as Interstate Commerce Commission chairman effective immediately. Cross faced Senate inquiries over charges of improper conduct which he called baseless yet declined to continue serving, saying the pendency harmed the commission and public interest.
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Cndower
Piercele Atf
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Senate
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Commission
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ICC
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Miami May Get Toledo Franchise
Milwaukee Braves plan to move the Toledo franchise to Miami if the other American League clubs consent. Joseph F. Carnes and Knox Eldridge disclosed the potential transfer during a Columbus meeting with league presidents, with Miami executives poised to back the deal.
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Fla
Milwaukee Braves
Toledo
Miami
Joseph FE. Carnes
Knox Eldredge
Stade Caines
Milwaukee
American Assayams
Columbus
Ohio
Rain and snow forecast for Army Navy game
The Weather Bureau warns of rain and snow through Saturday morning with a chance of clearing in the afternoon as Army meets Navy at Milton Stadium. Temperatures are expected to range from the mid 20s to mid 30s with gusty winds.
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Milniqipat Stadium
Graduation Dates Set for Carroll County High Schools
Carroll County Board of Education approved graduation dates for county high schools with New Windsor and Taneytown on May 31, Westminster, Robert Moton on June 1, Mt Airy and Manchester on June 4, Sykesville and Hampstead on June 5, Elmer Wolfe on June 6, and Charles Carroll on June 7. The meeting covered Mt Airy school bids, budget preparations, and advisory continuations from Citizens building and teacher recruitment committees.
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Mt. Airy
Manchester
Sykesville
Hampstead
Elmer Wolfe
Charles Carroll High
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Nancytown
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LL. d. Keller
Fred- Lerick Construction Company
Kremlin Promises India Aid Amid Talks With Moscow
In New Delhi Russia signals possible technical and economic assistance to India as talks proceed between Indian Foreign Office officials and Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and Deputy Trade Minister Pavel Kimukin. Five Russian mining experts have arrived to advise on prospecting for metals. Bulganin and Khrushchev tour southern India after visiting Bombay. France’s UN General Assembly boycott nears end with a plan to drop the Algerian question. New York stock market shows a slightly higher early tendency.
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Pavel Kimukin
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al Iuddy
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Khushchev
Bombay
Boycopt
United Nations
Nay
France
LN General Assembly
Dne
Tedus
Assembly
Trains And Buses To End Segregation
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an end to racial segregation on interstate trains and buses and ruled that segregation in public waiting rooms is unlawful. Findings were in two cases, one by NAACP against 13 railroads and another by Sarah Keys, a New York City beautician and former WAC, who was denied transport in 1952.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
National Assn
South
Sarah Keys
New York City
Ike's Respite Ends as Eisenhower Plans Gettysburg Visit
President Eisenhower to resume duties after Denver heart attack with White House staff secretary Col. Andrew Goodpasser at Gettysburg office. He will meet Republican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall and oversee government matters while Nanine Eisenhower hosts Thanksgiving at the country place with the family present including John S. Eisenhower and Milton Eisenhower.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
Andrew Goodpasser
Leonard W. Hall
Denver
Milton Eisenhower
Ruth
Boy hero saves brothers from Amherst fire
In Amherst New York a 12 year old guest Kenneth Palmer nearly burned after smoke inhalation. Cary Arvidson a 11 year old boy and his brother William rescued Kenneth from the burning house and both brothers were treated for smoke inhalation. Parents Louis and Mrs Arvinson also treated. Fire blamed on defective wiring with damage estimates from 35000 to 1060 dollars.
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N.Y
Cary
Arvidson
William
Ife
Kenneth Palmer
Gary
Kenneth
Willian
Palmer
Louis Arvinson
Amherst
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