Heavy Frost Reaches City and County Districts
A killing frost blanketed parts of the city and county last night with readings as low as 25 degrees in Unionville and around 30 at the airport station. Ground was white in places. some plants and late tomatoes showed minor damage while weeds suffered more. Mountains stayed warm, and forecasters predicted another frost tonight followed by improving weather into the weekend. High Wednesday reached 57 with a cool day ahead and no frost on the highlands.
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Unionville
Airport
State Police
Frederick
Herman Toms
Garrett County
Cumberland
Salisbury
Benson
Harford County
Waterloo
Howard County
Baltimore
Marcus Buys The Pincher at Walkersville Stallion Purchase
Col Marcus, owner of Glade Valley Farm Walkersville, bought the stud stallion The Pincher from H H Hecht, winner of 25 races and stakes totaling 109720 dollars. The Pincher, sired by Heliospis and out of Efie B, will stand at stud and board mares at Walkersville with five mares already there and plans to expand.
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H. B. Marcus
Glade Valley
Walkersville
W. L. Brann
Pincher
Atlantic Seaboard
H. H. Hecht
Hecht Company
Baltimore
Washington
Col. Marcus
W. P. Burch
Conflict Over Right To Prosecute Pair
ST. LOUIS M State and federal authorities clash over prosecuting Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady in the Bobby Green lease kidnapping slay case. They face extortion charges in federal court while state kidnapping and murder warrants loom. Bonds are set at 100 dollars.
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ST. Louis M
Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
Lt. Joseph
John £. Downs
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
St. Joseph Y
Heady
Hall
Thomas John Marsh
Frost Grips Maryland With Record Low October Nights
The Associated Press notes 50 year low temperatures across Maryland as frost spreads from Garrett to Allegany counties. Hancock and Frostburg report 21 to 22 degrees, with Western Mary lands ice earlier. Baltimore sees a 40 degree low. Orchardists welcome frost for color while hay fever sufferers gain relief from pollen irritation.
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Associated Press
Washington County
Maryland
University of Maryland Fruit Laboratory
Hancock
R. E. Weber
Oakland
Garrett County
Allegany County
Frostburg
Town Hill
West Virginia
Thomas
Elkins
Long term foreign trade plan urged by NAM president
Charles R. Sligh Jr urged a gradual, long term foreign trade program at a Baltimore luncheon. He argued for measured tariff reductions, quotas, regulations, and customs procedures, warning against full immediate tariff elimination. He stressed true competition for Europe and warned against pessimism, citing Russia’s aims and need to keep Europe cautious. A separate report notes a Philadelphia train was stopped 20 minutes as police hunted Thomas J. Marsh in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping case.
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Baltimore
National Association of Manufacturers
Charles R. Sligh Jr
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Sligh
Europe
Slizh
NAM
Russia
Malenkov
America
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Points West
North Philadelphia
Thomas J. Marsh
Bobby Greenlease
Youths to Compete in Central Maryland FFA Contests
About 160 vocational agricultural youths from five Maryland counties arrive at Frederick Fair tomorrow for regional FFA judging contests. Teams from 20 high schools will judge livestock, dairy cattle, and poultry under guidance of Frederick High School instructors Harry Miller and Reese Poffenberger. Winners announced Friday. judges include experts from University of Maryland and local communities.
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Maryland
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
Washington
Fair
Harry Miller
Reese Poffenbarger
Frederick High School
Lewis Abalt
Middletown
Dennis Abe
Mt. Airy
Boyd Whittle
University of Maryland
William G. Baker
Emmitsburg
Maurice Ward
Poolesville
Ray H Smith
George Remsberg
William Miles
Damascus
Alton Williar
Dairy Industry urged to give consumers a break
Syracuse New York Asst Secretary of Agriculture John H Davis urged the dairy industry to lower prices by cutting costs from farm to home to boost milk purchases. He argued the surplus stems from under consumption rather than overproduction and noted the government has bought 275 million dollars worth of dairy products since April to support prices.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Asst
John H. Davis
Davis
Dairymen’s League Cooperative
Open Bids on Two Major Frederick Projects
Frederick city will receive bids by November 5 for two bond funded projects. Linden Hills storm sewer bids open 10 a.m. and sewage treatment plant equipment bids at 11 a.m. The Linden Hills sewer extends across streets to Carroll Creek with extensive pipe work. The disposal plant adds and meters, plus a chemical feed station near Fishing Creek dam.
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Frederick City
Donald B. Rice
Linden Hills
Carroll Creek
Grove Boulevard
Fishing Creek
Rice
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
Kennedy
Nasz
Quyno
C. C. Carty Store
Newman
Kidnapping Ends in Slaying After $600,000 Ransom Paid
In a Kansas City area case spanning ten days, Bobby Greenlease, six, was kidnapped for a record ransom of $600,000 and later found dead in a shallow St Joseph grave. Carl Hall, 34, and Bonnie Heacy, 41, were arrested in St. Louis. led by Hall, authorities seek Thomas Marsh, 37. FBI and police traced funds, with $293,992 recovered after arrests. Hall claimed sole role. Heacy admitted enabling the abduction of Bobby from the Notre Dame school, stating the child was “such a sweet child.” A wider search continued for Marsh as the Greenlease family faced the tragic outcome.
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Kansas City
Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby
St. Joseph
FBI
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heacy
St. Louis
Thomas John Marsh
Hall
Marsh
Robert Ledterman
Greenlease
Ledterman
Jackson County
Pittsburg
Kan
Ledierman
Norbert O'Neill
Heady
Pleasanton
John Hall
Big Day Brings Out Fair Crowd at Frederick Fair
Sunny fall weather drew a large crowd to the Frederick Fair with races and grandstand acts set for a busy Thursday afternoon. Officials hoped the turnout would recoup losses from cold nights and Tuesday rain, noting Farmers Day energy and a planned Children’s Day crowd. Concessionaires reported strong business and a Swiss carved wood village attraction drew many patrons as egg show winners were announced in the Poultry Department with multiple prizes awarded.
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Frederick
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Prell
W. and
W. Poultry Market
Brown
Arthur Cook
Paul Stull
A. EB. Waters
Adamstown
E. M. Snook
Thur
Reds Prodded By Washington
The United States pressed Red China and North Korea to say when they will join a political Korea conference. A note via Sweden urged an early reply if the armistice conference is to proceed, stating that neutral nations would not be reconsidered. The U.S. note said negotiations should be in reasonableness and good faith.
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Washington
United States
Red China
North Korea
Korea
Reds
State Department
G. N. General Assembly
Ike's Brother Aided In Preparing Ransom
Kansas City report details Arthur B. Eisenhower brother of President Eisenhower acting on his own to make $100,000 ready for a ransom note after Bobby Greenlease kidnapping. Eisenhower, former executive vice president of the Commerce Trust Co., is described as a friend of the Greenlease family.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Arthur B. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
The
Commerce Trust Co
Greeniease
U S and Britain to quit Trieste handover planned
Washington announced that the United States and Britain will hand over their occupation zone in Trieste to the Italian government for administration at the earliest practicable date. The move aims to calm Italo Yugoslav tensions and stabilize Western Europe by withdrawing about 4,000 American and 3,000 British troops from Zone A, including Trieste city and port.
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Washington W
United States
Britain
Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
State Department
Europe
Marshal Tito
Army unveils select secret weapons at Aberdeen show
At Aberdeen Proving Ground the Army displayed selected weapons including the 280 millimeter atomic cannon and the Skysweeper anti aircraft gun while omitting the most sensitive items due to a Defense Wilson order. New equipment such as the T-51 tank retriever and a twin 40 millimeter gun on Walker Bulldog chassis were introduced. The event, for the American Ordnance Association and press, highlighted mobility capabilities and towing capacity with a focus on battlefield support gear.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Wilson
Nevada
Army
American Ordnance Association
Detroit Arsenal
NNRC accuses Allies of stalling repatriation talks
The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission says Allies stall the nine day interview window for 23 000 war prisoners refusing repatriation. India warns Britain and the United States to curb inflammatory statements as 1 000 Chinese civilians protest in Seoul.
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Seoul
NNRC
UNC
NNEC
Red
Five Nation Commission
K. S. Thimayya
Korea
Jawaharlal Nehru
United States
Britain
Hood College to Laying Cornerstone at Coffman Chapel
Dr James E Wagner of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will speak at the cornerstone laying ceremony for Coffman Chapel at Hood College on Saturday afternoon following the Campus Day program at 2 30 in Hudson outdoor theater Reverend Dr Henri L G Hieffer and Reverend Paul L Althouse will give the invocation and benediction respectively Andrew K Collman of Hagerstown chairs the Building Committee and will oversee the ceremony Students prepare for a homecoming weekend with rehearsals for songs skits riding and swimming show
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James E. Wagner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Lancaster Pa
Hood
Hudson
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstoun
College Board of Trustees
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Neil H. Swanson
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