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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 05, 1954

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Auto makers gear up 1955 models in October push

Detroit dispatch reports Chevrolet Pontiac and Chrysler begin assembling 1955 models this week as Studebaker shows its line nationwide. Prices will drop by 87 to 287 dollars. Ford starts changeover, GM divisions plan full production by December. Also Israel requests UN Security Council session over Suez shipping disruption and Israeli freighter detention. United States mosquito problems rise with irrigated pasture expanding breeding grounds.

Detroit Chevrolet Pontiac Chrysler Studebaker Ford General Motors Buick Oldsmobile Cadillac United Nations N. Y Israel U. N. Security Council Suez Canal William Borberg Denmark Council

Voters Added To List In Frederick County

267 voters were added to Frederick County’s rolls from Monday to the p m deadline marking the last chance to register before the November 2 election. Miss Ruth Moberly and Russell L. House issued transfers to change precincts while the total names passed the 28 000 mark.

Frederick Ruth Moberly Russell L. House Court House

Tryouts for Harvey Held Friday by Community Players

The Community Players invite all to try for the comedy Harvey at Winchester Hall Auditorium this Friday at 8 p.m. No prior experience needed as all readers get a chance before casting. The play features 13 parts including leads and bit roles with two strong female leads and a male lead Elwood P Dowd. Rehearsals begin soon after casting and continue twice weekly until performances November 17 to 20.

Harvey Winchester Hall Hus Elwood P. Dowd Canatorium Chumley Gaffney Dowd

Effectiveness Diminished Says McCarthy Leader Hall

Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall said on NBC that Senator McCarthy’s effectiveness has been diminished. He noted McCarthy started a fight with individual anti communists but disagreed when McCarthy opposed those who study and resist communism. He repeated support for fighting communists but not for attacking conscientious opponents.

Washington Leonard W. Hall Sen. McCarthy Hall NBC McCarthy Mr. McCarthy

Soldier slips under train after activity near Perry

Witnesses describe an incident early today as a soldier exited near Perry. He sought directions to Baltimore and was told the train he had just left was bound there. The driver reported the soldier slipped under a car while trying to catch the train.

Perry-eral Dent Baltimore

Soldier loses leg while trying to catch train at Bainbridge

Pvt. Richard R. Miscione of the Bronx leaped from a wrong station and lost his right leg below the knee while attempting to reboard the train at Bainbridge Naval Training Center. Officials said he was in serious condition at the base hospital and attached to the Baltimore military district. A cab driver Berkley Orr provided details.

Bainbridge Bainbridge Naval Training Center Richard R. Miscione Bronx Baltimore Military District Berkley Orr

Conductors Call Strike Against Pullman Co

CHICAGO Oct. 4 The order of Railway Conductors has detailed a strike against Pullman Co effective Oct. 19. J A Paddock senior vice president said the union sent notices to locals to set up picket lines and to request service employees to respect them. The strike would affect 1600 conductors seeking 5 cent an hour raise and a third week of vacation. Pullman manager Boeckelman called it a potential violation of the Railway Labor Act as the dispute is before the National Mediation Board. Paddock said the board has been notified.

Chicago Pullman Co J. A. Paddock ORC Paddock F. J. Boeckelman National Mediation Board

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