Frederick bidders lead on two school construction bids
Frederick firms submitted the apparent low bids for both the Yellow Springs elementary school and a Middletown High School 11 room addition. L. J. Keller and Sons bid $325,000 for Yellow Springs with a $1,000 deduction for Brickcrete. Liosd C. Culler of Frederick bid $276,300 for Middletown, slightly under Keller's $277,000. Bids await tabulation and final action pending county commission input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Education
Yellow Springs
Middletown
L. J. Keller and Sons
Liosd
C. Culler
Keller
Board of County Commissioners
Edward F. Holter
Haho Electric Company
Norman A. Mills Company
Culler
Fisher's Plumbing and Heating Company
Miller- Liskey
Hagerstown
Frederick Construction Company
Warthem and Ward
Kensington
L. C
Kea Associates
Edward Flofstetter
George ©. Rhoderick Jr
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Huge Dam Project for Upper Ohio Valley
The U S Army Engineers announced a 50 million dollar dam project below Newell West Virginia on the Ohio River. It will replace three antiquated dams and speed up river traffic by up to three hours. Ohio Edison plans a 73 million dollar power plant nearby to generate about 1 200 000 kilowatts. The dam, tentatively New Cumberland Dam, will feature large locks and serve New Castle Pennsylvania, Youngstown Ohio, and Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettsburgh
Ohio Valley
U.S. Army Engineers
Newell
W. Va
Ohio River
Piedeorgh Stim
Ohio Edison Co
Oho
Comany
Toronto
Ohio
New Castle
Pa Vkton
Youngstown
Springfield
New Cumberland
Ghia
Temperatures Near Frost in Frederick Forecast
Temperatures near the frost stage in Frederick were reported with an official 40 at the airport. No frost was observed and forecasters expect a warmer night with a low near 50. Mild showers are possible later in the week followed by cooler conditions Friday.
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Frederick
Airport
Marcon
Moscow warns Iran over Baghdad pact stance
Moscow radio reported Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov warned Iran that joining the Turkey Pakistan Iraqi defense pact would harm Soviet Iran relations and contradict Persian good neighborliness and treaty obligations. The warning follows Iran's government joining the Baghdad defense pact.
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London U
Soviet Union
Iran
Moscow
Molotov
Persia
Russia
Moscow Radio
Middle
Near East
United States
Kremlin
New Claims On Decline In Maryland Unemployment
Maryland new unemployment claims fell to 2,171 last week from 3,625 the prior week as auto plant shutdowns eased. Hagerstown Fairchild Aircraft and Camp Detrick science contract cancellations influenced totals, with Frederick and Towson also showing higher readings. Compared with 1954 and 1953 weeks, state totals remained low amid lingering recession-era patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimor
Maryland
State Department of Employment Security
Baltimore
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Hagerstown
Air Force
Flying Rowears
Frederick
Camp Detrick
Towson
Employment Securts Department
Anniversary of Discovery of America Parade in New York
New York marked the 4651st anniversary with a planned Fifth Avenue march by 75,000 people. A 15,000 city workers contingent will be fed by Mayor Robert Wagner as the Weather Bureau forecast a warm sunny day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew
York
Christopher Cohimius’ Custovery
America
Todas
New York
Fifth Avenue
Robert Po Wagner
Harronan
Weather Bureau
Truman’s New York Visit Sparks Reporter Frenzy
President Truman tours New York meeting mayors and holding news conferences, keeping reporters scrambling for notes. He jokes about the Republican convention, praises ex President Hoover, and dodges questions on polls and Margaret Truman engagement rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Truman
Truman
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Bull Palace
Herbert Hoover
Babe Ruth League Holds Annual Feast and Banquet
Babe Ruth League members parents and guests gathered at Peter Pantin Urbana Tuesday for the annual banquet. Awards were handed out by Vice-President A Robert Moss including leading hitter Ben Brown and leading pitcher Howard Stup. Rotary and Kiwanis players feted. All-Star state champions introduced. regional director James Fraser honored. league presented statistics and trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Leon Warrenfeltz
Grove
Don Keller
Rotary
Dave Meadows
Shell Oil
Dick Gastley
Kiwanis
Peek Strine
Price Willie
Laurie, Marlé
Excelsior Dairy
Dairymen
Thomas S. Glass
James Fraser
League
Adenauer Improvement Boosts West German Leadership
Bonn reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer shows further improvement after bronchial pneumonia. Doctors hint at possible Cabinet meeting on October 21 as observers weigh succession prospects and the difficulty of a smooth transition without Adenauer stepping down or naming an heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Eden
Winston Churchil
Adenauer
French Women Spend Less On Nightwear Than Men
Paris reports a French government study showing men spend more on day and evening clothes while women buy more nightclothes. Average family of three allocates about 77 dollars for men and 60 dollars for women annually. women also purchase more lingerie and pajamas than men, with men spending about half as much on such items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stontttan
Conditional Endorsement for United Nations Atoms-for-Peace Plan
Western sources report Russia endorses a United Nations atoms-for-peace agency with conditions. Kuznetsov proposes a body within the UN framework, open to all, subject to the Security Council veto, and reporting to both the Security Council and General Assembly. The plan would require equal access for all states and avoid privileging any single country or group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Russia
Eisenhower
Vv. V. Kuznetsov
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Red China
East Germany
United States
Washington
Security Council
Moscow
Kuznetsov
General Assembly
Outside Operatives To Probe Baltimore Crime
Baltimore police unveil a Rackets Division with Acting Inspector Clarence Forrester promising to bring in outside operatives from other departments for undercover work. The move follows abolishing the vice squad and signals an all-out drive on organized crime. The commissioner warned suspects will be held accountable, and a pact with Washington Philadelphia and Wellington police was noted to exchange personnel as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tiv
Clarence OL Forrester
Forrester
FBI
Baltimore Police
James Mr. Hepbron
Athe Nes
Hephron
Athee Hepbron
Washington
Philadelphia
Wellington
Dei
Youthful Offenders Lectured At Trial Magistrate Court
A sparsely filled room heard Trial Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr lecture three youths charged with molesting game near Petersville along Little Catoctin Creek. The youths Eugene Connor Kellen Musser and Jobe Breeden were found guilty and fined 10 dollars each. Connor paid an extra 20 dollars for hunting dogs without a license. The magistrate urged conservation to keep future game supplies and noted non monetary fines could hurt parents. Juvenile court waived jurisdiction on the age group. Game warden Glen D Bults arrested them. collateral was forfeited by Ber, Di Meolo, and Coraopolis. speeding fines ranged 16.45 to 26.45 dollars. James Tressier arrested all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Day Board
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Little Catoctin Creek
Petersville
Eugene Connor
Knoxville
RFD 1
Brunswick
Kellen Musser
Third Avenue
Jobe Breeden
East E Street
Alu
Glen D. Bults
Alber
di Meolo
Coraopolis
Frederick
Ralph Ted Guessford
Chestnut Street
Hagerstown
U. S. 40
Carroll Israel Gruber
LeGore
N.p.h
Joseph
Daniel Smith
Jefter- Gasanaka
Tepes James Tressier
Rain-Soaked Miami Parade Faces UNESCO Debate
In Miami Florida a rain soaked parade closed with a political turn as joint committees unofficially rejected a report clearing UNESCO of communist or atheistic aims and world government bias. The event marked the Legion’s fourth convention here with Midini’s sunny skits washed out by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Legion
Midini
Market Stages One Of its Best Comebacks
New York one of the best stock market comebacks of 195? launched today after four straight daily declines. Motors and steels led gains with Bethlehem Steel rising to 146.50 and DuPont to 20.50. Seaboard Railroad and Santa Fe shares moved, while traders noted a brisk ticker tape before pauses on Columbus Day. Deeds were recorded for two Market farms as Spaneller and others purchased parcels with several thousand dollar values. Hutchinson to manage St Louis Cup dyads with a reported incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Advantes
Motors and Steels
Motors
Bethlehem Steel
DuPont
Douglas Attcraft
Santa Fe
Seaboard Railroad
Conference Reassures West Allies on Geneva Outlook
Washington diplomats report Eisenhower and Dulles downplayed U S policy role before the Big Four in Geneva. Dulles described the Denver talks as extremely helpful and noted an interim reply to Bulganin. The effort aims to calm Western fears over leadership after Eisenhower’s illness and outline steps for Geneva policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
U.S
F Eisenhower
Denver
Nikolai Bulganin
I. Amay
Geneva
Deweur
Tavenn
State Police Budget Seeks Major Jump for 1987
The 1987 budget request from the Maryland State Police totals 3,137.63 dollars more than the current plan, aiming to add 80 droopers and purchase patrol cars. The request includes retirement and education line items, with large increases for State Police Retirement and related programs. Also noted is a separate international note about Argentina’s Peron internment in Paraguay.
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Baltimore IV
Department of Budget and Procurement
Polier
Department of Research and Kacuration
Opi
Loverty of Vataland
Department of Aeucation
State Raads Comratissratt
Transfer Of Auto Title Cases Heard
Testimony before Judge Thomas M. Anderson in Cir cuit Court described forged signatures on car title assignments. Weil Brothers Jie faces charges for titles allegedly forged as Crum and Cockrell testified they did not sign the documents. The court denied a directed verdict, finding the case proceed to a verdict which found Weil Brothers guilty. A separate trial yesterday resulted in Wallan Antbush being found not guilty of a bastardy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Anderson
Weil Brothers Jie
LeRoy BE. Crum
Fourth Street
Paul Lt. Cockrell
North Market Street
Department of Motor Vehicles
Crum
Cockrell
Well Brothers Inc
Site
Samuel W. Barrick
Well Broth
Edwin F
Anderson
Alaryland
Weil Brothers
Wallan A. Antbush
Frederick
W. Jerome Olfrt
Budget Requests Grow in Baltimore County Government
Baltimore County budget talks in Towson show education leading a list of department requests totaling over 7 million above the current 27 million. Board of Education asks for funds for operations and debt retirement, while police, fire, highways and sanitation seek increases. Officials plan to publish a proposed budget and tentative tax rate by December 1 after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
Joe Big
Baltimore County
Education
Wiehae Tf Birmingham
Bowhdoor Commissioners
Board of Education
Schoel
Eisenhower Moves To Advance World Peace Program
President Eisenhower takes command anew of the American world peace program as medical bulletins report progress toward recovery. A 7 am bulletin said he slept eight hours and improved without complications. Secretary Dulles announced a new disarmament letter to Soviet Premier Bulganin and warned that U S military power will not be reduced without reciprocal guarantees from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenhower
Dulles
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
American Legion
Miami
Bulganin
Geneva
Kanin
Harriman to announce candidacy at New York dinner
The New York Journal American reports Gov Averell Harriman will announce his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination at a Sin a plate dinner in New York. Tentative plans were set at a meeting with Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler and party leaders. Date for the dinner will be announced soon. Adlai Stevenson is expected to announce at a Chicago dinner November 19. Harriman has favored Stevenson but noted he must consider New York convention delegates' wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
Hoover
Truman
Averell Harriman
New York
Margaret
Margarets
Princess Margaret of
Britain
New York Journal American
Paul M. Butler
Adlai B. Stevenson
Chicago
Harriman
Stevenson
Gen Markey Reported In Satisfactory Condition
Gen Markey 72 year old Republican Senate candidate injured in Salisbury auto crash. Right ear severed pelvis fractured. he is at Peninsula General Hospital in Frederick, described as progressing satisfactorily by his physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
John Markey
U. S. Senate
Mandar
Frederick
Peninsula General Hospital
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Upper
Babe Ruth League
International Agency
Austin
Texas Supreme Court
AIL
Bos de Bundestag
West
Purcitase Farms
Scarge Wy Spaneller
Sidves Kotonden
Stanmpe Vr
Spansefler
Watham B. Mahle
Hutchinson
STGAS
ST. Louis
Fred Hutchinson
Detroit
Seattle
America Legion
John Foster Dulles
Seaborn F. Collins
Mann
Parawuas
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Interior
Paraguas
Huenos Ares
Peron
Gen
Markey
Court House
Russell TH. Winds Sr
Farmers Cooperative Association
Alga
Lambs Knoll
Rock Island
Illinois State Federation of Labor
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