Auto Trailer Damaged In Weekend Crash Report
Frederick Barracks of State Police reported several highway accidents over the weekend. An Ontario registered tractor-trailer driven by Angus M. Blue aged 31 from Hamilton Ontario suffered about 15000 dollars in damage after swerving to avoid an unseen northbound vehicle and hitting a concrete abutment near Hansonville at 1130 p.m. Saturday. no charges were filed. In another crash a 1935 Ford driven by Ronald E. Blessing of Ladiesburg lost control on Keymar Road near Keymar at 430 p.m. Saturday, injuring Blessing and passenger Richard E. Saylor and leading to Blessing facing driving without a license. A brake failure Sunday caused a 1950 Chevrolet truck driven by Woodrow W. Miller Jr. of RFD 5 to overturn on U.S. 40A near Braddock Heights, with about 100 dollars in damage but no injuries. trooper R E Alderton investigated and filed no charges.
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Frederick Barracks
Ontario
Canada
Angus M. Blue
Hamilton
U. S. 15
Hansonville
William F. Davis
Ronald E. Blessing
Ladiesburg
Keymar
Blessing
Richard E. Saylor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Saylor
N. F. Bechtel
Woodrow W. Miller
Richard E. Alderton
Mack Trucks Move Work To Hagerstown
The Mack Trucks engine and transmission plant in Plainfield New Jersey will shut down on October 31 and shift work to a new facility in Hagerstown Maryland. About 3 200 workers are employed at the Plainfield plant with at least 650 seeking transfer to Hagerstown amid contract talks with Local 323 United Auto Workers scheduled to begin next Tuesday. Nehru invited to stop over in London en route to Washington for talks with Kennedy next month with a tentative departure date of November 7.
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Plainfield, N. J
Mack Trucks, Inc
Hagerstown
Plainfield
United Auto Workers
London
New Delhi
Nehru
Washington
Kennedy
City Raids Disputed By Britons
London reports a heated dispute over whether the strategic air offensive against Germany achieved its aims in World War II. Historians Webster and Frankland challenge Harris’s view, citing prewar muddle and poor planning, while noting American air superiority helped allied bombers. Bomber Harris defends bombing and argues more fighters and even an atomic option could have changed outcomes.
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London
Britain
Germany
Charles Anne
Noble
Frankland
Imperial War Museum
Bomber Command
Sir Arthur
Harris
Treasury
Royal Air Force
Ruhr
Berlin
Canterbury
Webster
Herzig
Japan
Frankland Re
Ored
Air Ministry
Not Necessary to Win the War Says Official Report
A front page discussion notes that the mass bombing caused tens of thousands of German civilian deaths may not have been necessary to win the war. The piece cites voices from the public and media expressing nagging suspicions about the rationale behind bombing civilians.
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Tistermans
Spain Hails Franco Rule in Burgos Ceremonies
Spain marked Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s 25 years as chief of state with grand ceremonies in Burgos attended by about 150000. Franco and his wife led events including a Te Deum at the cathedral and a mass meeting in the main plaza. He granted honors to supporters and posthumously named titles to four figures, including Admiral Juan Cervera.
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Burgos
Spain
Francisco Franco
Marquis of
Kindelan
Alfredo Kindelan
Franco
Esteban Bilbao
Bilbao
Adm
Juan Cervera
Franco's 25 Years as Spain's Chief Enduring Grip
The report recalls Franco's formal appointment as chief of state marked by a military parade and hull fight. He addressed foreign involvement in his civil war as symbolic, claimed 1,200,000 loyalists and nine-tenths of men and arms were Spanish, and praised private capital for reconstructing Spain as his rule continued to appear firm.
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Ficiels
Franco
Spain
Seashell anti submarine drill to include U S and Canada
A joint U S Canada naval exercise seashell set for October 2 off the North American Pacific Coast will involve about 10 000 personnel and 10 ships submarines and aircraft over two weeks. Vice Admiral Thatch leads the operation with Rear Admiral Finch-Hayes commanding Canadian units. Local Army recruiters note WAC policy and ROTC exam plans for December 9 with limits on local applicants.
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Seattle
Navy
United States
North American
Pacific
U. S
J. $. Thatch
U. S. Pacific Fleet
E. W. Finch-Hayes
Local recruiting pushes into WACs ROTC and world unrest follow
Local officials report high school girls can train for the Women’s Army Corps with several focal-area students potentially enlisting in October. Naval ROTC exams for seniors will be held December 9 with applications due November 17, covering a program that pays tuition and provides a $600 annual retainer. Also noted is the Syria uprising under Gamal Abdel Nasser raising Cold War fears as Arab forces clash with nationalist factions. Veteran actor Donald Cook dies at 60 after a heart attack in New Haven and a hospital stay following a hotel incident. Ordinary glass is described as a sand and alkali mix.
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Women's Army Corps
Wacs
Focal Area
Naval
James J. Saul
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Naval Recruiting Office
Winchester Hall
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Saul
Navy
Archbishop Brady Dies in Rome Hospital at 62
Archbishop William C. Brady of St Paul Minnesota died early Sunday in a Rome hospital where he was treated for a heart condition after a heart attack on September 23 aboard a plane en route to meetings of Roman Catholic bishops and the Church Government Preparatory Committee for the forth- coming conclave.
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Rome
William C. Brady
St. Paul
Mion
Brady
Church Government
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Frederick, Md
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Market St
Service Glass & Mirror
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RCA
Routzahn & Sons
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Hoover Service
Mays’ Hardware
Frederick
ARMY
WAC
Army and
Gifford
Liger
McCulloch
Thifty To Bey
Kinsey
Motter Ave
Ular
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Syria
Nasser
Ecumenical Council of the Church
NEA
Egypt
U.A.R
Mary William
New Haven, Conn
Donald Cook
Grace-New Haven Hospital
Cook
At & P.m
Julie Harris
Browsway
Cairo
Baghdad
Jordan
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Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
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Hamilton Avenue
East South St
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Cavetown Home Planning Center
North Market Street
J. R. Rice
Dial
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Economy Oil Co., Inc
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Burner Insurance
Hendrickson
Pole
Echo
Phome
Ned
Phewe
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Exclusively Insurance
North Court Street
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Joe's Auto
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Kehne Furniture Co
Wss
Monogram
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