Hood College Dedicates Helen Meixel Fox Alumnae Headquarters
Hood College formally dedicated its new alumnae headquarters on campus in a 11:30 ceremony led by President Andrew G. Truxal. The building was named the Helen Meixel Fox Alumnae House with gifts from local residents and an informal musical program by Hood’s faculty.
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Hood
Frederick
Thomas J. Fickling
Margaret Motter
Robert J. Allen
William T. Delanlaine
Edgar H. Meride
Katharine Dutrow
Ard
W. Jarboe Grove
Goucher and
Wilson Colleges
Berina Nixdorff Grove
Boar of Trustees
Justice Archer Carty
Alumnae House
Robert 3. Allen
Edgar H. McBride
Philip Wertheimer
J. Walker Carty
Ruth Dutrow
E. Brgaret Motier
Helen Meixel Fox
Williamsport
G. Hunter Bowers
Charles F. Bowers
Truxal
Suzanne Williams
Nancy
Tae Am
Cold War rhetoric hardens as China and US clash over Formosa
Ta Kung Pao accuses Washington of aggressive plans and rejects wartime force to settle Formosa. The Camp David communique urged renouncing force to settle disputes. Kansas-born Kenneth G. Park, 64, former Lansing State Journal editor, died after a four year heart ailment.
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Tokyo
Kenneth G. Park
Traverse City
Mich
The
Lansing
State Journal
Arizona
Rear End Collision Causes Injuries and $700 Damages
A rear-end crash on Route 20 east of Frederick at 4:10 am left a county youth with a forehead laceration after allegedly dozing while eastbound on Route 40, striking a car driven by Duanne Henry Becker. Becker’s 1957 Chevrolet sustained about $230 in damage. Loun’s car $150. Loun, 16, of Frederick, was charged with reckless driving.
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Frederick
Harry J. Frost
Donald Nelson Loun
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Chevrolet
Duanne Henry Becker
Spangler
Loun
Columbus Day Showers Forecast With Holiday Notes
Colum bus Day is observed with government offices open and free meter parking. Showers and cooler autumn weather are forecast after recent highs near 83 with a 61 morning low. Rain has raised the month total to 1.31 inches as Fishing Creek Reservoir drops eight feet eight inches, hinting at ground soaking without much runoff. Sunday looks cloudy with a chance of showers and warmer temperatures.
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Christopher Columbus
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
New York Eases Horse Import Rules From Sleepy Disease Free States
Albany officials reported the State Agriculture Department eased restrictions on horses imported from states declared free of sleeping sickness. The move aims to ease interstate movement while maintaining safeguards against the disease.
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Albany, N.Y
State Agriculture Department
New York
Tragic Baltimore yards accident claims Thomas Clevenger
Thomas Walter Clevenger 56 died in Baltimore railroad yards after falling from a flat-top car and being struck by a wheel. He worked in the yards since 1933. Autopsy planned at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements by Etchison and Son. Christmas Homemakers prepare music festival in East Church street extension offices with multiple clubs contributing programs and displays.
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Pt. of Rocks
Wss Aed
Baltimore
Brans
Thomas Walter Clevenger
Gordon Smith
Clevenger
Switch
B. O. Thomas Sr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grevereg
Railroad
M. R. Etchison and Son
East Church Street
Merril D. Remsburg
The
Jefferson Club
Ivan Loucks
Paul Moran
Catherine Thomas
Vstown
Foster Angleberger
Charlesville
Norman Nusbaum
Austin Kemp
Gambrill Park
Frank Clemson
Harmony Grove
Loretta Beard
Ijamsvlle
George Stevens
Libertyroun
David Kife
Merryland Tract
David Young
Richard Kebler
Middletown
Ernest Ececard
Myersvill Edward Hembxy
George Price
New Market
Austin Marker
Gathland
C. J. Morris
Rosedale
Merion Forney
William Powell
Walkersville
Etions
Cn Air Caning
Adele Miller
Istant
Mario Lanza Rites Held in Rome Funeral Mass
Italian fans and American residents thronged Rome as the body of tenor Mario Lanza was carried to the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in a black and gilt casket drawn by four plumed horses. About 2,000 mourners attended the funeral mass as Lanza’s family, including his wife and four children, sobbed and at least one relative expressed uncertainty about returning his body to the United States.
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Rome
Mario Lanza
Lanza
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Allietl
United States
Weather for 24 Hours Ending at a.m.
The Associated Press reports the latest 24 hour weather summary. Conditions show brief periods of clear skies followed by increasing cloud cover. Temperature ranges and wind shifts are noted for regional accuracy.
State Police seek $711000 more in budget request
Baltimore AP reports Col. Carey Jarman seeks an additional $771,000 in the next budget to fund 40 new troopers and 20 more administrative staff. He also seeks 35 cents more per day for subsistence allowances. The total proposal reaches $35 793 091, funded by vehicle taxes via the DMV.
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Baltimore
Carey Jarman
Department of Budget and Procurement
Department For Motor Vehicles
Steel Strike Effects Shift Public Economy and Jobs
New York reports show the steel strike spreading impact from mills to the broader economy. General Motors shows 12,600 workers laid off directly due to the strike, while retail sales lag and new orders for machinery fall. Buying delays, reduced production outlooks, and tighter credit compound the downturn as economists warn of a prolonged effect even after workers return.
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New York
Zelda
Poimmt
General Motors
Giant
Motor Company
D Bradsheet
Fars
Aio Company
Admi
Mae
Philip A. Ras
Senate UN
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Treasury
Federation of Music Clubs Holds Fall Meeting Here
The Maryland Federation of Music Clubs held its annual fall board meeting with the Senior Choir of the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ hosting. About 28 members and guests dined in the Wellwood room as officers and guests were introduced and a musical program was presented by Eleanor Echeiberger and J David Hagan.
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Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Ed C. VerValen
Baltideni
Francis Seau Key
David Dorman
Wellgwood Room
Paul L. Althouse
Hest Church
Sperry Arm
Robert Skatch
Maryland
National Board
Henry C. Temever Jr
Virwe
Fip Plent
District of Columbia Federation
S. T. Weatherholi
Ambrose Hochrine
G. Franklin Onion
Capital District
Eleanor Echeiberger
J. David Hagan
Eieheiberger
Madame Butterfy Peeeint
Potomac Synod Meeting Set For Grace United Church
The Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ Evangelical and Reformed holds its fall gathering Sunday afternoon at Grace United Church. About 120 elected men and lay leaders from Free and Carroll counties are expected. The program includes a slide presentation and a closing commitment service led by Rev Nevin Vicki, with Rev Chester L. Marcus and Rev Dr A W Schaefer attending. The Grace Church women will host an evening meal for attendees.
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Potomac Synod of the
United Church of Christ
Evancelical and Reformed
Grace United Church
Renaiaten
Free
Rasmond E. Wilhelm
Frederickster
Eyster Ail Chadlence Roup
Dem Navens
Chester L. Marcus Cleveland
A OW. Schaeffer
Bethlehem
Philip J. Ansted
Res
Bernie Zerkel Jr
Baltimore
Nevin Vicki
Westminster
Grace Churen
Compton Illness Sparks Further Examinations
Nobel physicist Arthur A. Compton 66, former Washington University chancellor, was flown to St. Louis from Michigan for more tests to determine the nature of his illness. Doctors planned additional examinations as they sought a precise diagnosis.
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DR. Compton III
ST. Louis, Mo
Todev
Arthur A. Compton
Dr. Compton
Washington University
St. Louis
Michigan
1 000 Birds Captured in Wildlife Study
In Harpers Ferry West Virginia officials from the Fish and Wildlife Service and State Conservation Commission captured over 1 000 blackbirds star lints and rockies during two nights of field work. About 160 birds were banded and released for behavior study with hundreds sent to Washington for disease analysis. Lead federal researchers included Brooke Meanley James Lindsey and Robert Mitchell. State officers Woodrew Parsons Earl Kidwell and technician E V Berard assisted.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Ss. Fish and Wild Life Service
State Conservation Commission
Washington, D. C
Brooke Meanley
Patuxent
James Lindsey
Upland Ecole
Robert Mitchell
Woodrew Parsons
Earl Kidwell
E. V. Berard
President Del Valle Lopez Mateos Tour Via Camp David
Mexican president Lopez Mateos departs Tuesday on a tour visiting Chicago New York Ottawa Niagara Falls and Texas. He will return after a visit at Camp David with President Eisenhower following a 50 year pattern of exchanges between Mexican and American leaders.
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Chicago
New York
Ottawa
Niagara Falls
Texas
Lopez Mateos
Eisenhower
Acapulco
Isus
Yom Kippur Begins At Sundown Sunday
Yom Kippur, the most solemn day in the Jewish calendar, begins at sundown Sunday for Jews worldwide. The day involves fasting self examination prayer and seeking forgiveness for moral improvement.
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New York
Ten Violations Record Of Truck Driver In Fatal Bus Crash
A truck driver from Brooklyn, Ruscoe Poe, 34, died after his Hesang truck struck a bus carrying students from Trenton State College near North Brunswick. The crash left one student dead, Linda Molloy, 17, and several others badly burned. Poe faced charges of causing death by auto, though his license remained valid due to old convictions. The bus was reportedly slowing at a traffic light when the collision occurred revealing speeding and red light violations nearby.
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North Brunswick
Ned Mois
Ruscoe Poe
Brooklyn
Rt. 1
Trenton State College
New York
Hospit
New Jersey
York
Pennsylvania
Poe
Linda Molloy
West Orange
Linda
Exci
Ernest F. Sixta
Sixta
Emmitsburg Resident Found Dead in Bathtub
Emmitsburg resident Harry Theodore Sterner Sr. was found dead at home and an autopsy will be performed by examiner Dr. B. Thomas Sr. He was born in Adams County Pennsylvania and was a retired butcher and motion picture operator. Funeral arrangements are pending with Rev. Philip Bower officiating. Interment in Mount View Cemetery.
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Emmitsburg
Thomas Sr
Harry Theodore
Bollinger
Adams County
John C. Sterner
Emre
Rence
RFD
Eilas Luther2
Yallaca
Heldernoon
Philip Bower
Emymutsourg
Wee Women Reliefs from Nagging Husband
A reader quotes a tired woman pleading with a doctor for help as she tires of nagging her husband. The line captures domestic fatigue and seeks advice on balance and patience.
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