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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1955

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State Police Capture Fugitives Surprised Man Sought

Earl Bach tall, 35, was surprised and apprehended at a South Mountain hideout about 3 PM Sunday by Tfe, Clyde Tucker and Deputy Sheriff Leister Isan ogie. Though armed and dangerous, Bach tall surrendered after a weeks long mountain search, with officers noting his disheveled look and fresh shave plus provisions found at the camp.

Washington County Earl Bachtall South Mountain Tfe Clyde Tucker Leister Isanogie Bachtall Hagerstown Edward L. Roland House of Correction Tucker Isanogle Mt. Aetna

Taneytown PE District Marks Safety Record

Taneytown district of Potomac Edison Company marked its eighth consecutive year with no lost time accidents. S. Bradford presented the safety plaque to E. Breth on behalf of the district at the Taneytown District Office.

Taneytown Potomac Edison Company S. 5 Bradford E. Breth Frosburg S. E. Breth H. A. James Raymond E. Beard

Nixon to Sub for Abe Jobs Right Meet

Vice President Nixon announced that the National Equal Economic Opportunity Conference will proceed Oct. 25 in Washington despite President Eisenhower's illness. He said 66 industrial and labor union leaders invited want the meeting, with a White House dinner replaced by a cabinet-hosted dinner. Nixon will preside as chairman of the government contracts committee and oversee all-day session discussions. He cited the president's dedication to equal education and employment through persuasion and education over compulsion.

Washington Nixon Eisenhower White House

Widow Killed in Detroit as Auto Plows Church Steps

A driver in Detroit lost control at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, killing Leona Schuster, 36, and injuring 11 including her 4 year old daughter. Police plan manslaughter charges against John Eder, 55, who said he meant to move to pick up his daughter Ingrid, 17. Five hospitalized. The incident followed by a cattle sale report near Woodsboro with cows averaging rates between 3150 and 560 per head.

Baltimore West Baltimore Vincent J. Rowan Rowan Anthony Zito Edmondson Village Detroit Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church Leona Schuster Leona Marlene John Eder Ingrid Eder

Heavy traffic and dairy cattle sales headline Sunday news

Police report heavy traffic Sunday night with no major accidents in Frederick area. Dairy cattle sales remain strong with bulls selling 185 to 250 dollars per head and 1000 milk sows sold in the past month. Auctioneers at Stitely sale included Emmett Bowlus John W Null Delbert Null Glenn Trout and Harry Trout with Howard Barker handling pedigrees and announcements.

Emmett &. Bowlus John W. Null Delbert Null Glenn Harry Trout Stitely Howard C. Barker Harry C. Dorcus Gail L. Cutshall Emory Cutshall

Two Injured When Car Slams Into Pole On 340

Two women were injured about 2 o clock Sunday morning when a car went out of control on U S 340 at Butterly Lane and hit a pole. Treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital then released were Mrs Callie G Ashford 35 of Perry and her mother Mrs Nellie G Sharder 68 of Parks Garden Va Mrs Ashford suffered a injured right ankle and head plus a bruise under her right eye Mrs Sharder had injuries to her left side and a fractured left wrist State Trooper W L Guilmino said the women were passengers in the car.

U. S. 349 Butterly Lane Frederick Memorial Hospital Callie G. Ashford Perryman Nellie G. Sharder Parks Garden Ashford

East German Barracks Strength Estimated at 125000

Neue Zeit reports Nitschke stating East Germany’s militarized force now fulfills barracks police duties under the Warsaw Treaty for a Red NATO. The article cites an estimate of 125,000 men within the East German force.

Neue Zeit Nitschke East Germany NATO

Varied farm and residence listings near Frederick

Property notices describe 24 acre to 111 acre parcels with farms, houses, barns, streams, and outbuildings. Early possession offered. locations along Rt. 15, Rt. 26 269 and near several small towns. Represented by Piper Hill and local agents MO numbers provided.

Frederick Braddock Meights Haltimore Market Yaltstown

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