Pope Pius Has Stroke Shocking Vatican Update
Pope Pius the 12th suffered a paralyzing stroke at Castel Gandolfo. The 82 year old pontiff received Extreme Unction as he lay in a coma with family nearby. Doctors reported a circulatory cerebral attack after a period of improving gastritis and hiccups. If incapacitated cardinals would assume duties while Rome waited for further word on the Holy See. Eugenio Pacelli, born in Rome February 2, 1876, became pope March 2, 1939.
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Vatican City
Antonio Barbarrini
Bologna
Ens
Vatican
Rome
Eugenio Pacelli
Clinton High Classrooms Wrecked by Bomb Blasts
Clinton High School in Clinton Tennessee faced three precise bomb blasts in the predawn hours disabling classrooms. Despite the attack, students and teachers were instructed to resume in the undamaged gymnasium with racial integration intact. Five Anderson County officials traveled to Nashville to confer with Governor Clement as state and federal investigators pursue leads.
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Clinton
Tenn. 1
Clinton High School
Anderson County
Nashville
Frank Clement
Ennessee Bureau of Identification
FBI
Sata
Campaign Drives For 110000 Community Chest Drive
Optimism ran high among Community Chest Red Cross United Appeal leaders as they target 110000 for member agencies. Weitzel chairs the drive at Ox Pike Brush Co office with a kickoff dinner planned at West Frederick Junior High School.
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Community Chest-Red Cross United Appeal
Frederick W. Weitzel
Ox _ Pibre Brush Company
Weitzel
West Frederick
Carl V. Weakfer
Mr. Weitzel
Dan Weinberg
Community Chess
United
Charles 5
WV. Lanner
Community Chest
Weakley
William E. Hardy
James- Sensenbaurgh
Willam Wallace
Frederick City
James R. Austin
Motte
Cty
Herman Hauver
Neal Maricle
Maricle
Sion
Leicherz
Austin
Wallace
Leichert
Sensenbaugh
Markie
James Eshleman
WFMD
George Riederck
Mardletown
County Weekly
Court Tells Violent Crimes Will Not Be Tolera ted
Frederick Circuit Court Chief Judge Patrick Schnauffer sentences two men for shooting incidents and a break in at Tyler's Jewelry. Charles Edward Kincaid, 44, Morganton NC, gets up to four years for breaking and entering and jewelry theft. Benjamin Franklin Jr., 20, New London, gets up to five years for shooting a man in the shoulder and endangering an bystander. Harry Goodman, 22, Frederick, gets three years for shooting his girlfriend then self inflicted injuries. The judge warns business safety hinges on punishing violence and cites prior offenses.
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Frederick
North Carolina
House of Correction
Charles Edward Kincaid
Morganton
N. C
Benjamin Franklin, Jr
New London
South Bentz Street
Maryland
Correction
Kincaid
Charles V. Main
Market
Church
Tyler
North Market Street
Samuel
L. Tyler
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Main
Raleigh
Schnauffer
C. Clifton Wirts
Franklin
Snowden
Corp
Paul Mossburg
Goodman
James
Rides and Frost mark Frederick court day
Eleven cases were tried before Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr. with nine guilty verdicts and two not guilty. Joseph Stimac was jailed sixty days for driving under the influence after crashing into a wall on Route 26. Aloysius Ridgley Smith was fined for a licenseless Route 40 ride. Carl Ramsburg was found not guilty for speeding on Route 194. George Burrier was found not guilty in a Gas House Pike crash. Franklin Stallings fined for reckless driving. John Robert Peomroy pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and received a suspended sentence as frost struck Frederick county with 28 degrees at the Unionville station.
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Wilbur F.sheffield Jr
Joseph Felix Stimac
RFD
Guilky
Aloysius Ridgley Smith
Baltimore
K. O. McAlister
Frederick
Edward D. Stormt
I Carl
Ramsburg
RFD i
Freerick
K. O. McAllister
Walkersville
Holden S. Felton
Pike
McAllister
George A. Burrier
Franklin L. Stallings
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Burrier
Stallings
John Robert Peomroy
Market Street
Frederick County
A. N. Dietz
Peomroy
General Frost As Mercury Dips To 30
The article reports a 30 degree low as frost spreads, with observers describing the cold as severe but not of the worst type. It notes health center warnings, local disturbances on South Market street, and several minor court actions including suspended sentences for disorderly conduct and vagrancy, plus details on a new fire pumper for Walkersville and the fire department's gear.
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Centinlle
South Market Street
Seawolf Surfaces After 60 Days Underwater
The atomic submarine Sea wolf surfaced 15 miles south of Block Island at 11 45 am EDT ending a record 60 days under water. Her 16 man crew emerged to breathe the air for the first time since August 7 as the hatches opened and several men stepped out. A body identified as a 41 year old Philadelphia man missing since September 27 was found in Delaware Bay near the Mispillion River by a fishing party.
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U.S.S
Block Island
Long Island Sound
Milford
Del
Philadelphia
Delaware Bay
Mispillion River
Five Day Maryland Delaware Forecast and Local Notice
Five day forecast from The Associated Press notes temperatures near normal with warm days through Saturday and light showers Thursday. Also referenced are local notices including police statements about a suspect found passed out at a gas station drive, and a suspended sentence for Michael L Frezzo for loitering after sleeping near a North Market Street home.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Seventh
Market Streets
Marshall Murray
Michael L Frezzo
Yonkers
North Market Street
Frezzo
Successful Fair Ends With Strong Attendance Rise
The Frederick Fair, one of the most successful in recent years, drew an estimated 32,000 attendees, topping 1957 figures with crowds near 15,000 for general admission on some days. Exhibitors began dismantling as grounds grew quiet, with livestock moved out and out-of-town ticket takers noted for boosting receipts.
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Frederick
Jack Kohrman
Midway
Departing Karr Honored At Fort Derick Reception
A buffet reception at Fort Derick Officers Club honored Lyman Karr Francis Scott Key District Scout executive leaving Oct 15 for Roanoke Va. About 75 to 100 attendees included Mrs Karr and Glenn Singleton National Capitol Area Council chief executive. Dr Charles Broad presented a watch, a birthday cake was cut, and Mrs Karr received a corsage. Sponsored by Adult Volunteer Scouters of the area.
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Fort Derrick
Lyman Karr
Francis Scott Key
Roanoke
Kar
Glenn Singleton
National Capitol Area Council
Karr
Charles Broad
Francis Scott: Ney
Army charges against 11 Edgewood scientists discussed
Brig Gen Harold Walmsley at Edgewood Chemical Center scheduled a news briefing to explain why 11 enlisted scientists face disorderly conduct charges. A farewell party on Sept 25 sparked complaints. one man, James P Bridger, paid a fine and was later reduced to private. Court martial likely for all others, with punishments from reprimand to four months.
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Edgewood
Army Chemical Center
Army
Harold Walmsley
Baltimore
Hyman Pressman
Brucker
James P. Bridger
Bridger
Harry S. O'Neill
Abingdon
Harford County
aArmy
Pressman
Automobile Wrecked South Of Thurmont
A Thurmont youth wrecked his 1955 Chevrolet at 12 15 near Thurmont on Route 15 south of the town. The car left the road struck a tree on the north side of U S 40 A demolishing the left front fender. no injuries were reported. The vehicle was part of a sale of the late Arling ton Hemp property at 2 250.
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South Court House
Carl R. Mauzy
Arling
Donald Brice
U. S. 40-A
de- Braddock Springs
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