Elm Street Junior High facilities debated by county officials
A morning conference with the Frederick County Board of County Commissioners and Board of Education, plus Elm Street PTA president Herbert N. Heston, considered the Elm Street junior high cafeteria and facilities. Officials urged long range planning while noting the need to address inadequate sanitary conditions and potential repurposing if costs are prohibitive.
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Elm Street Junior High School
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Herbert N. Heston
Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Heston
Arailery
James A. Sensenbaugh
Elm, Street
Frederick County
Fotorate
Beadamaly Jr
Frederick
Jie
Head College
Delbert S. Null
Joseph F. Broderick
Rhoderick
Elm Etek Nasil Addi Vaal Ld Ki
Parkway and
Parkway
Sensenbauch
Sixth Game Is Under Way
Baseball game between Yankees and Dodgers shows early action with hits by Gilliam and Snider, no runs through four innings. Berra and Mantle contribute, while both teams field cleanly though miscues appear in spots.
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Yankees
Gilliam
Berra
Slaughter
Snider Martin
McDougald
Dodgers
Robinson
Hodges
Bauer Amoros
Carey
Collins
Mantle
Martin
Reese
Snider
Rabinson
Larsen
Yog! Berra
Don Larsen
New York Yankee
Don
Tom Carroll
Norm Siebern
Joe Collins
Andy Carey
Cold air mass to bring freezing temperatures across Maryland
A valdar mass from western Canada is due over Maryland today with 15 expected to drop temperatures to near freezing. Forecasters predicted today's high in the upper forties before a sharp fall around nightfall. Tomorrow should be cooler, with clear skies expected as the weather bureau notes.
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Baltimore
Canada
Maryland
Morrow
Weather Bureau
Swaps Out For Four Months
Camden N J Swaps, one of the world’s great race horses, broke down during an exercise at Garden State Park. Dr George R Palmer Jr said X rays showed no leg break but a ruptured blood vessel on the cannon bone of the left hind leg. Probable four month absence from racing.
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Camden
Swaps
Garden State Park
George R. Palmer Jr
Democrats Increase Frederick County Majority to 3321
The Frederick County Board of Registry reports a Democratic majority of 3321 as of the latest registration tally, up about 219 from May. Registered voters total 29596 with Democrats 16249, Republicans 12928, others 419. Absentee ballots for armed service personnel and eligible civilians are to be mailed this week pending arrival of ballots.
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Frederick County
Board ‘of Registry
Beioin
Armed Service
Detrick Appreciation Week banquet drawn from area groups
A Fort Detrick Appreciation Week dinner on October 18 grows into a broad, non political community tribute. Sixteen civic, professional and fraternal groups from Frederick and nearby areas appoint two representatives each to work with chairman William E Hardy. Local leaders expect national media attention for the event featuring Judge Charles E Moylan Sr of the Baltimore Supreme Bench.
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Fort Detrick
Frederick
Intel
Detrick
Charles E. Moylan Sr
Baltimore
Dis
U. S
New Market Grange
John E Underwood
Eston Hoffman
Ang
Piedsant Grange
Janet McDevitt Hird
Dorothy Hoffman
Frederick City
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Hardy
Joseph M. Kline
Robert Porter
Samuel W. Batrick
Optors
Chub
Victor Palmer
Robert van Orden
He Civinettes
William Moore
Preston Best
Soroptimist Club
Maude, Kefauver
Alice Thomas
Zonta Club
Grace Stickel
Mary Condon Hodgson
Paul F. Shatio
Joseph F. Abbott
King David Lodge No. 30
Order of Odd Fellows
Willard M. Aagleberger
Trial for Death of Baby Begins in Frederick Circuit Court
Opening statements in the murder trial of David Columbus Brown, charged with the death of nine month old Ellen Faye Brown, were heard in Frederick Circuit Court. The case involves jury selection and questions of intent and malice, with defense arguing lack of premeditation. Additional items note radium missing and Fort Detrick Week preparations in the area.
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David Columbus Brown
Ellen Faye Brown
Flora Mae
Steadman Prescott
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Horace M. Alexander
Talismen
Samuel W. Barrick Jr
Edwin F. Nikirk
C. Clifton Wirts
Barrick
Brown
Nikitk
Ella Faye
Nikirk
Frederick
Dunn
N. C
David
B. 0. Thomas Sr
George W. Delauter
Paul W. McAuliffe
Earle &. Young
Victor D. Fiery
Dawson ¥. Hammond
Robert RB. Rhoderick
Leslie J. Hann
Charles H. Kehbne
Jane R. Thomas
Lewis B. Marman
Carl Nowald
Charles Staley
Winebrener will leaves to church and relatives in will
Mrs Helene D Winebrener widow of D C Winebrener died suddenly in York Pa. Her will probated in Orphans Court leaves 500 to All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church vestry for endowment funds and further bequests to the vestry in memory of David C Winebrener. The rest names relatives and friends including Florence Wilde Theresa Trail Mathias and Edward Trail Mathias with jewelry and cash amounts. Executor is Charles Mathias Sr. The will dated Oct 20 1951.
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All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Helene D. Winebrener
D. Charles Winebrener
York
Orphans Court
David C Wirehrener
Testatron
Afl Lindiwrah Avenue
Philp R. Winebrewer
Edward Prat
Wach
Testatrix
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Coaliion
Mathias Sr
Liberal Party
IMI
Leslie N. Catlouty
May Ob. Gervich
Vatican
Dorothy E .Keyes
Mary Jo Hobbs
Difficulty Securing Teachers Prompts PTA Round Table Talk
Frederick county schools face thirteen current vacancies filled by daily substitutes and anticipate greater difficulty recruiting qualified teachers next September. Superintendent Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh urged raising salaries and recruiting collegebound youth, while stressing the community must decide on priorities. The Round Table discussion at Frederick High School covered PTA issues and outlined relations among national, state, county, and local PTAs with a panel on parliamentary procedure.
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Frederick
James A. Sensefbaugh
Frederick High School
PTA
Frederick County
Sensenbaugh
AK. Romoser
The
Maryland Con
Frost and near freezing tonight in Frederick County
Scattered frost and temperatures near freezing are forecast for the Frederick County lowlands tomorrow morning as a cold snap moves in. The weather bureau expects a frontal passage with cooler conditions and day temperatures down from Monday’s 70s. Some sites warn of potential heavy frost, but airport observations suggest enough air may prevent frost formation.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Moder Svemele
Reuther Says Labor Gifts Are Peanuts to Top Donors
Walter Reuther of UAW and AFL CIO told a Senate subcommittee that labor political contributions are peanuts next to gifts from wealthy business leaders. He cited voluntary union member gifts totaling about 194 thousand dollars through SE CT COPE channels and urged caps on individual political gifts. City street crews patch streets with resurfacing planned pending aldermen decision.
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Washington
Walter Reuther
Senate
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Senate Elections Subcommittee
UAW
Royals
COPE
Republican Party
Pews
Rockefellers
Mellons
DuPonts
Rewther
Board of Aldermen
Dulles Sees Little Chance to Settle Suez Crisis
At the United Nations Security Council, Secretary of State Dulles argued that a settlement hinges on all parties accepting a basic principle: the canal must not be used as an instrument of national policy. He endorsed a British French plan for international control, noted Egypt’s constructive but insufficient proposal, and warned that without guarantees, no meaningful negotiations can occur. He praised overall temperate debate while criticizing Soviet notes from Dmitri Shepilov.
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United Nations
N.Y. i
Dulles
Suez
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
U. N
London
Theil-Nation Council
Garrit Wilick
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
U.S
Debaters Clash In 6th District Congressional Race
Hyde and Foley faced off in Wheaton Maryland in the first direct debate for the 6th District seat. Hyde accused Foley of false claims on unemployment votes while Foley charged Hyde supported a benefits increase opposition. Both framed Congress as Democratic led and attacked or defended the diesel funded school bill and the postal pay increases. A grazing crowd at Glenmont School heard Foley interrupted by applause while Hyde pressed his seniority and experience as a credential for re election. Two men were arrested in College Park tied to a robbery and drug stash at a Washington drug store with cash, barbiturates and tools for safecracking.
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Cumberland
Hyde
Foley
Tryde
Congress
Glenmont School
Glenmont and Vicinity
House
College Park
Washington - Baltimore Boulevard
Washington
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