Fair Here Will Close Tomorrow at Grand Ole Opry Night
The Sir Frederick Fair nears its close with strong Thursday crowds and promising forecasts for light showers. Attendance builds as Jack Kochman Hell Drivers, Nelson's trained pigs, and Frank Wirth shows attract families on Children’s Day. Evening performances start 8 pm with a 2:30 pm matinee.
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Sir Frederick
Tonishi
Grand Ole Opry
Frank Wirth
Nelson
Jack Kochman
Hell
Kochman
Wokae
Gets 70 Days In Default Of Fines In Buckeystown Case
Montgomery county area report shows Mitton Thomas Hicks found guilty on four motor vehicle charges including suspended license reckless driving and speeding. Sentenced to 70 days in jail in default of $165 fines with $100 for suspended license and smaller fines for each violation. Trooper C M Wolford testified Hicks tried to flee and sped to around 65 mph then reduced speed. Hicks pleaded guilty to two charges and denied reckless driving.
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Montgomery County
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Lourt
Mitton Thomas Hicks
Dicker
Buckeystown
C. M. Wolford
U. S. 15
Hicks
Wolford
Ifeot
Grand Ole Opry
Little Jimmy Dickens
Judy Lynn
Pat Kelly
Cousin Horsel
Woeke
Certificates of Incorporation Filed in Frederick Collision
Notices list Certificates of Incorporation filed related to E S Products Company and Rouizahn Distributors Inc. An evening rear end collision on East Patrick Street near Fair traffic caused about 3150 in damage to the Patterson automobile and 200 to the Fox vehicle. Officers involved include Norman Etzler John M Etzler Carl Rouizahn. Corporators Allen R Houizahn Robert E Troupe. One rider, 57, suffered a broken ankle and was treated at Chambersburg Hospital. Charges not filed.
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State Tax Commission
Tvo
E-S Products Company
East South Street
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Norman
W. Etzler
John M. Etzler
Carl
W. Snook
Paul Mossburg
Automo- Rouizahn Distributors, Inc
Biles
Donald A. Fox
Williamsport
RFD 1
Grace
Capital L. Patterson
Allen R. Rowizahn
Charles
Houizahn
Robert E. Troupe
Patterson
CIA Meers
Foxma Strayer
Chambersburg
Chambersburg Hospital
MIGs Strike Cargo Planes Over Quemoy
Four Chinese Communist MIGs attacked Nationalist cargo planes over Quemoy. One transport was heavily damaged and forced to land on a beach. radio operator and navigator wounded. Attack occurred during an airdrop of food and medical supplies to the blockaded garrison. Officials did not disclose crew counts or total aircraft. Premier Rifai expressed confidence in Jordan’s order maintenance as Britain’s 3,000 troops begin leaving Oct 20. President Eisenhower enters Walter Reed for a health checkup before campaigning for Republicans.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Amman
Samir ‘Rifai
Jordan
Hussein
Wee Women Quip About The French Mean Is All Right
A brief comic line notes that the French man is acceptable because he reads only the price column. The remark reflects light gossip tone and suggests a social setting without further details.
Weather and Asia tensions shift across the East
Cold conditions ease slowly across the eastern half as warmer air moves in. Washington observers discuss Quemoy and Formosa, with Stringer noting Red China’s aims, U S policy limits, and the risk of widening conflict while urging caution and continued alliance.
De Gaulle unveils five year plan to settle Algerian rebellion
CONSTANTINE Algeria AP premier de Gaulle declared a five year program to resolve the Algerian nationalist uprising through jobs housing land and education. He featured a referendum pledge that Algeria and France are joined forever and urged a choice between war or fraternity. The plan includes 625000 acres of land for Moslem farmers and increased Moslem representation in public jobs and education. He spoke to a mixed crowd of French and North Africans affirming Algeria’s desire to stay with France.
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Constantine
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Aplat
Orleansville
Sabinasville
French Fifth Republic
Pway
Sprance
Robert C. Snyder
Kretth Republic
David Edillons
Benjamin Dingle
Cullen
Angered Mayor Names Night Club Press Agent As Chief
In Taipei and Aurora reports the Formosa crisis continues as the United States maintains its hard line while Chiang Kai-shek resists Dulles demand to cut nationalist strength. In Illinois, Mayor Paul Egan installs Lara Patti Counts, a red haired press agent, as police chief amid talk of restructuring and a 60 day transition, while a local traffic incident injures no one but notes the chief’s controversial appointment.
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Taipei
Formosa
United States
China
Quemoy
Everett F. Drumright
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Foreign Ministry
Formosa Strait
Quemoy Islands
Aurora
N. Cap
Paul Egan
Tno
Orjill
Miss Counts
Lara
Tricia
Patti
Egan
U.S
Nationaljebief
Police
Chicago
Liu Hoh-tu
Defense Ministry
Holand N
Ling
Smoot
U.S. Taiwan
Ilinois
Quemoys
Donald Cur
Comsehief
Ibingo
Rec
Okahe
Steamship Strike Enters Third Day Across Ports
New York AP. The strike by the Masters, Mates and Pilots Union against 20 American steamship firms entered its third day with over 40 passenger liners and freighters tied up from Boston to New Orleans. Federal mediators failed to break the stalemate, as talks with union representatives and the American Merchant Marine Institute yielded no progress.
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New York
Boston
New Orleans
American Merchant Marine Institute
Weather and accident notes across multiple cities and incidents
The dispatch lists varied weather across many cities including Albany, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, and New Orleans with conditions from cloudy to rain. It also reports a bicyclist injury in Middletown when hit by a truck owned by Main & Sons, injuring 12 year old Larry Bussard. mother witnessed the scene.
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Associated Press
iChicago
Cloudy
United States
Cleveland
Clear
Denver
Smails
Des Moines
America
Detroit
Fort Worth
Frederick
Helena
John M. Franklin
Indianapolis
U.S
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Larry Bussard
Atpis
St. Paul
Mirs
C. Kenneth Bus
New Orleans
Sard
Middletown
New York
Orelocky
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Co. F. Main & Sons
Phoenix
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Larry
Tampa
Washington
Heuce
McKeldin Challenges Faubus On Little Rock Crisis
Maryland Governor Theodore Mcckeldin, speaking in Knoxville to Tennessee Scottish Rite Masonry leaders, indirect y questioned Orval Faubus and urged loyalty to the country over political leaders not discharging sworn duties. He dismissed states rights as central to integration and warned Moscow seeks to erode American resolve before any war.
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Knoxville
Faubus
McKeldin
The
Masons
United States
Moscow
America
Hyde to Take Part in Brunswick Post Office Dedication
Representative DeWitt S Hyde of Maryland will participate in the dedication ceremonies for the new Post Office Building at Brunswick at 2 p m Saturday October 11. The building sits at 315 Brunswick street and is expected to be open for business October 13 or shortly thereafter.
Friendly Suit Settled For 6800 After Accident Near New Market
A civil case filed by John W. Hardman Jr. through his mother Mildred Wirts against John William Rippeon ended in a out of court settlement for 6800. Hardman alleged facial scars and disfigurement from a Maryland 75 crash into a tree while a passenger. The defendant’s attorney reported a confessed judgment. Another settlement arose from a child’s swing incident involving Richard Ripka and Mr. and Mrs. William Donald Smith. The child was injured while swinging on steel bars in the Smith yard. Attorneys for both sides are named in docket entries. Blacktopping of several city streets by N W Ezler Company heads toward completion next week. West 12th Street work continues leaving parts of West 13th Street and Carrell Parkway unfinished.
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New Market
John W. Hardman Jr
Mildred Louise Wirts
John William Rippeon
Richard E. Zimmerman
Maryland
Rippeon
Hardman
N. W. Eizler Company
W. Raymond Walter
West 12Th Street
West 13Th Street
Carrell Parkway
Bentz Street
College Avenue
Cardinals Trade St. Louis Duo for Crowe and Graromas
The Cardinals sent Del Ennis Eddie Kasko and Bobby Mabe to Cincinnati for George Crowe Alex Graromas and Alex Keliner in a major baseball deal announced today in St. Louis Missouri.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
del Ennis
Eddie Kasko
Bobby Mabe
Ciacinnan
George Crowe
Alex Graromas
Alex Keliner
Surgery To Remove Surgical Needle At Air Base
A woman at Scotts Air Force Base, Illinois, prepared for surgery to remove a surgical needle left from a 12 year old abdominal operation. Mrs. Olivette Schutt, later divorced from her Air Force husband, sought diagnosis for long standing stomach pain and underwent testing near the back of the abdominal nail region. Deeds recorded note several property transactions with prices around 25,000 and 18,500. Streams report Monocacy cloudy at disposal and Potomac cloudy at Brunswick.
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Scotts Air Force Base
III
Olivette Schutt
Glen G. Green
North Market
Frankb. Rehmann
Nathaniel G. Anderson
W. Maurice Roberts
Charles L. Snyder
Magnolia Avenue
Reba V. Havermale
Roscoe M. iGrimes
Edgewood Road
Tuscarora District
Conference on Publicity Media At St Timothy's Chapel
Clergymen and laymen from Washington and Frederick counties attended a conference on publicity media at St Timothy's Chapel on Franklin Street. The event, part of a diocese wide series, featured Rev George F Packard and covered newspapers and television relations to public service. Temperatures forecast near normal with partly cloudy to rainy days. precipitation around half an inch.
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Washington
Frederick Counties
St. Timothy's Chapel
Franklin Street
Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
George
F. Packard
Gramming
George Delaplaine
Tom Lev
Wmar-Tv
Western
Mary
Land Mountains
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Bureau of Christian Science Monitor
FFA
Martin Joseph Reilly
RFD
Myersville
Market Street
William Mutchner
Jeite Police
Mijgs
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Pennsylvania
Maine
Quemoy Situa
Rockies
Gulf Coast
Wilam H
Florida
Stringer
Christian Science
Monitor
Frederick County
Red China
Khrushchev
Mao Tse-Tung
String‘er
U. S
United Nations
U. N
Middle East
Jbloc
Tur
Quentin Earhart
Sabillasville
Night Club
Sam Bradley McAllister
Fort Ritchie
Lee Io
Ruhland Saylor Jr
Thurmont
Snyder
Peete
Chrysler
Saylor Ford
Curran
Sabillasvile
Dinklevel
Counts Thich
McAllister
Gliese
McAllister Ford
Dinkle
Dingle
Radford
Counts
Lyin
Union
Arlington, Va
Thomas C. Riggle
Alexandria
Rocky Springs Road
C. H. Hundley
Sitkins Metal Trading Co
Lewistown
Paoto
Frank J. Keefer
William H. Spickler
McVeytown
Cook's Auto Wreckers
Rocky Springs
Potomac
Brunswick
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