Receipts At Fair Ahead Of Year Ago
The Great Frederick Fair concluded its run with plans to shoot the works despite clouds and possible showers. Attendance was good and receipts looked higher than last year, with totals reaching 36,704.14 by morning and 15,059.50 for the previous year’s period. Crowds enjoyed Kid's Day, entertainment, and the grandstand events, while rain potential threatened later activities.
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Frederick
Guy K. Motter
Faw
James McSherry
Farr
Brisdad Elson Aucuoetween House Oftity
George A Hamid and Son
Former Bookkeeper Placed on Two-Year Probation
Carolyn Bopst aged 27 received a two year probation after admitting false bank entries to obtain 1000 dollars from Randallstown Bank. U S Judge Roszer C Thomson granted probation noting she used the money to cover medical expenses for dependent relatives. Bopst formerly worked as a bank bookkeeper.
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Baltimore
Carolyn Bopst
U.S
Roszer C. Thomson
Mother and Son Shot Dead in Barbour County Home
In Barbour County near Philippi West Virginia a mother Lucille Swiger England about 33 and her 16 month old son were killed by a 12 gauge shotgun while husband William Henry England about 35 was held for questioning. The couple’s home on Sand Run Road was found in disarray with a stove upset and a dresser top torn. The father allegedly first took the boy to a neighbor then to a hospital, where both died. Early police reports say the Englands had seven children.
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Philippi
Barbour
Robert Karickhoff
Lucille Swiger England
Karickhoff
William Henry England
Sand Run Road
Here
England
Wet Spots In Eastern U S Weather Report
The Associated Press describes scattered showers in New England and the eastern Great Lakes as a cool front moves east. Temperatures range from 30s to 70s with notable drops in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and regional warming along the Rockies and Great Basin after southerly winds return.
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Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
New York
Alabama
New England
Great Lakes
Appalachian Mountains
Washington
California
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Southwest
Rockies
Massouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Esterday
Louisville
Great Basin
Chadron, Red
Salt Lake City
General Condemned General Otto Lasch Freed in Germany
German General Otto Lasch, condemned to death by Hitler for surrender at Koenigsberg, freed in West Germany after Moscow talks between Adenauer and Bulganin. Once labeled a coward, Lasch led East Prussian defense earlier, his case reflecting postwar restitution and persecution of military figures. Oscar-winning actor Broderick Crawford ordered to pay $1500 temporary alimony to his wife during divorce proceedings.
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Stu
Hitle
Herame
Otto Lash
Russia
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganm Lasch
Koemesberg
East Frussia
Hiler
Lasch
Santa Monica
Calif. i
Broderick Crawford
World Odd Fellows Pilgrimage and Homecoming Day Set
More than 2,500 members of Maryland lodges are expected for the 29th annual Odd Fellows pilgrimage at the State Odd Fellows Home on North Market street. Sovereign Grand Master H Sanders Anglea of Tennessee will address the gathering amid a band concert, parade escort, colors, and speakers from Maryland branches. Last year drew about 4,500 attendees. officials anticipate broad representation from the Eastern and Western shores if weather cooperates. Banks plan to stay open Columbus Day. some state offices will close while Court House offices remain open.
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Maryland
Odd Fellows Home
North Market Street
H. Sanders Anglea
Tennessee
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Anglea
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Charles C. T
Siuik
North Market Street Pike
Providence Lodge
No. 16
Catonsville
America
Samuel W. LeCompte
Grand Lodge
Third United
Evangelical Brethren Brotherhood
Baltimore
Harry Hilton
Sparrows Point
Josephine Schleibaum
Taliteiuus Wuuialt
George M. Mitchell
Aberdeen
Irene Maugans
Hagerstown
Rebekah Assembly
Clent Court
Will Resume Salk Shots November 1
Dr. Forbes Burgess county health officer announced the Salk polio vaccination program for first and second graders will resume nationwide after a state release of vaccine on or after October 31. Volunteer doctors and nurses will administer the shots at schools with parental permission, continuing the plan begun last April and suspended for safety reviews. The program remains optional and requires new parental consent forms. Vaccination for five to nine year olds will follow, either at private physicians or county clinics, once remaining supplies are allocated.
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State Health Department
Burgess
National Polio Foundation
Maatth
Health Department
Hood College Campus Day Burlesque Skits News
Hood College hosts Campus Day featuring burlesque parodies of popular magazines performed by students. Miss Frances Gilchrist chairs the event with a weekend homecoming that includes shows at Hudson outdoor theater, dances in the gym, and a religious service by President Andrew Truxal. Proceeds support foreign student aid as Hood welcomes attendees from Korea, France, Germany, Denmark, and Japan.
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Hood College
Gilchrist
North Haven. Com
Lncal
Good Housekeeping
Bors Life
True Confessions
Hudson Pool
Haekes Rame
Oa Fmeren
Dazadr
Hood Hat
Korea
France
Denmark
Japan
Hooa Aun Tae Association
Hood Fathers and Mothers Clubs
Nymnasium
Iagacmie Mote
Andrew Truxal
William Spree
Mus
Coffman Chapel
Coblenty Hall
Man Escapes Serious Injury In Skid Crash
John W. Fultz, 42, of near Thurmont, escaped serious injury when his car skidded on U S 13 at Harmony Grove, tore a fence, struck a tree, and landed in a drainage ditch two miles from Frederick. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for scalp lacerations and abrasions.
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Thurmont
U.S. 13
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Fultz
Memorial Hospital
Wasite Divurance Moe Ie
Paul C Kline
Little League Banquet Set for October 19 at Southern Restaurant
The North ern Division Frederik Lie League will hold its annual banquet at the Southern Restaurant on Wednesday October 19 at 6 20 pm. President Irvin Rams hure announced the event will feature awards and franhies with members from Civitan Optimists Zion s and North End Civic Association as guests. A 20 minute movie of a big league game will be shown with Chief of Police Charles Main as emcee. Tickets available at Police Headquarters or Firestone store on East Prorick Street.
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Irvin Ramshure
Civitans
Optimists
Zions
North End Civic Assorration
Charles ¥. Main
Polsee
Woman treated after injuries in a fight at Tancaln Apartments
Georga M Carrall, 31, of Tancaln Apartments, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital early today for injuries to the nose mouth and right leg after a fight. Police were informed and she was advised she could swear out a warrant.
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Georga M Carrall
Tancaln Apartments
Frrderick Memorial Wospial
President Reaches Early Recovery Milestone at Hospital
President Eisenhower shows rest and cheer as doctors report no complications after heart attack. Nixon joins him for a social visit while plans for a foreign policy conference with Dulles proceed, with talks expected on Germany unification and East-West security.
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Dulles
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Geneva
Germany
Whitehouse News
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Stenn
Nixon
State Welfare Board seeks ruling on school segregation scope
The State Board of Public Welfare in Baltimore asked Attorney General Ferdinand Sybert for a ruling on whether the Supreme Court ruling against public school segregation also applies to Maryland training schools for delinquent youths. Officials noted Maryland runs four such schools with separate facilities for white and Black youths, and hinted that integration may proceed slowly, constrained by expansion plans and racial balance needs.
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Supreme Court
Maryland
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Welfare Board
Howard HH. Murphy
W. Thomas Kemp Jr
Smallter
Sybert
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Montrose School
Barrett School
Montrose
Barrett
Fighting Confused In Morocco Near Spanish Border
In Rabat and across the border French and North African forces faced about 3000 rebels in hit and run actions. Reinforcements moved from Fez to support troops around Boured Aknoul and Tizi Ouch as 4000 soldiers fought in three battalions. Casualties, three killed and eleven wounded in the last 24 hours, with officials saying the revolt not yet resolved. Fez remained under curfew as cleanup pushed toward the southeast near the Algerian frontier.
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French Morocco
Fez
Boured
Aknoul
Tizi Ouch
Indochina
Nixon flies to Denver for Eisenhower visit in rain
Vice President Nixon flew to Denver aboard the Air Force Constellation to see President Eisenhower who remains hospitalized after a heart attack. Dr. Paul White and Maj. John Eisenhower accompany Nixon. Adams also travels. Nixon planned a visit guided by doctors and the President’s wishes and hoped to return to Washington soon.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Denver
Air Force Constellation
Sherman Adams
Maj
John Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Nivan
Tr. White
Columbine
William G. Draper
Child Aged 3 Found Teetering On Roof Edge
In West Philadelphia a three year old boy Bruce Wayne Roler was found balancing on the rim of a four story roof. He was reunited with his distraught mother Pauline Boler after being turned over to police by resident Joseph Kehoe who had snatched him.
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West Philadelphia
Bruce Wayne Roler
Tot
Lake City
Fla
Joseph Kehoe
Kehoe
Charges Preferred in City Incidents
Charges of intoxication were preferred Friday by city police against Andrew T. Sams of Monrovia and Charles T. Davis of West All Saints street. Sams was held under $50.80 collateral and Davis under $25.80. Officers Kanode and Trump made the arrests. Ralph V. Mowery of Hagerstown faced a reckless driving charge, with a hearing led by Officer Mossburg at Shenrine.
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Carrill Creek
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Catherine Doll
Boone
Bautzahn
Paul Mossburg
Andrew T. Sams
Monrovia
Charles T. Davis
West All Saints Street
Kanode
Trump
Ralph V. Mowery
Hagerstown
Mossburg
Shenrinne
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