Frost Covers Frederick County in Heavy Morning Frost
A heavy killing frost blanketed Frederick County with temperatures from 27 to 34 degrees. The forecast warned of more freezing again tonight. Garden plants and flowers suffered damage while car windshields and bird baths iced over. The weather bureau predicted continued cold through Sunday with sunshine, then a milder Monday.
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Frederick County
Unionville
Singanore
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Sputnik Seen Crossing U S by Moonwatch and British Teams
Moonwatch observers at Cambridge and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory confirmed sighting Russia's Sputnik streaking across North America. British technicians using a large radial telescope tracked the satellite and planned photographs and speed measurements. Officials in Boulder said Sputnik would stay aloft for months as signals remained strong.
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Washington
Moonwatch
Cambridge
Blass
Russia
Sputnik
North America
Wits Instruments
Naked Eye
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Earth
Pasadena
Calif
National Bureau of Standards
Roger Gaiet
Boulder
Colo
Naval Research Laboratory At
Temperatures Dip In State
The Associated Press reports temperatures fell into the 30s and below across Maryland with 19 at Oakland and 24 at Lavale near Cumberland. Western Maryland forecasters expect peak fall color this weekend while tonight’s frost is likely in western counties with lows 28 to 35 elsewhere. Local readings include Waldorf 30 and Bel Air 31 as the state records multiple 30s through Salisbury, Randallstown, Towson, Frederick, Conowingo, Rock Pond, Rockville and Pikesville.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Oakland
Lavale
Cumberland
R. E. Weber
Waldorf
Benson
Belair
Salisbury
Randallstown
Waterloo
Towson
Frederick
Conowingo
Rockpond
Rockville
Pikesville
Churchmen in Little Rock Turn to Prayer for Peace
Churchmen from about eighty five area churches urging a peaceful solution to the racial dispute in Little Rock. Churches across Arkansas and the nation invited participation with prayer meetings and a moment of silence as bells toll. Fifteen to twenty participating churches are Negro congregations. Downtown merchants offered employees time off to attend services.
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Uwttle Rock
Ark
Churchmes
Little Rock
Chief Judge Schnauffer Named Interim Chief Judge
Governor Theodore McKeldin appointed Patrick M. Schnauffer of Frederick as interim Chief Judge for the Sixth Judicial Circuit from November 4 this year until the next general election in November 1958. Schnauffer, a Brunswick native, is the senior circuit judge and has broad endorsements from Frederick and Montgomery bar associations and both county political parties.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Theoodore R. McKeldin
Schnauffer
Frederick
Brunswick
Ned Keldin
Ial
Montgomery
Montgom
Ery
Thesenior
Point
Stedman Prescott
iCourt of Appeals
iCriminal Justice Commission
iSchnauifer
Charles E. Gross
Hepbron
Gross
Frederick Country
Jamesi
E. Boylan
Fifth Circuit
Westminster
Stephen R. Cains
Chestertown
Court of Peas
Frederick by pass bridges awarded contracts
The State Roads Commission awarded over 400000 for major bridges to be built in Frederick and Linden Hills. The first contract, 214708, covers a four span steel beam bridge over U S 40 West Patrick street east of Locust street. The second, 201530, covers Motter avenue over the by pass north of Lithit street. Both projects connect with the by pass interchange and are slated to begin this fall.
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State Roads Commissions
Frederick
T. Edgie Russell Company
E. H. Nunne
Locustiglstreet
Linden Hills
Ibridge
Motter Avenue
Tols Richard F. Kline
Lithit Street
Off Roads Commission
U.S. 40
New York
Wall Street
America
Russia
Buick
Chevrolet
Tno
Fourth
Fearth
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bank Tosus
Joint
Congressional
Eco- Inomine Committee
Woman Cop Suspended By Hepbron
Baltimore newspapers report Police Commissioner James A Hepbron suspended Officer Joan P Gable 24 year old former Marine from the Rackets Division for allegedly making conflicting statements to State Police probing possible immorality and graft. Officials say charges will be filed later and notes that two other Rackets Division officers, Inspector Clarence Forrester and Captain Hyman Goldstein, were previously relieved of duty and ordered to surrender badges and guns for questioning.
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Baltimore
James al
Hepbron
Hepbronp
Joan P. Gable
Miss Gable
Orearld
Clarence ©. Forrester
Hyman Goldstein
Baltimore Grand Jury opens parallel inquiry
The Baltimore Grand Jury yesterday opened a parallel inquiry based in part on evidence uncovered by the State Police. Witnesses included Alvin J. T. J. Zambmin head of the Criminal Justice Commission and Sgt Edgar G. Kirby of the Rackets Division.
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Baltimore
Grand Jury
Alvin J. T.J. Zambmin
Criminal Fustice Commission
Edgar G. Kirby
Rackets Division
Eisenhower and Knowland Talk Missile Policy Test
Senator Knowland and President Eisenhower met for about forty-five minutes to discuss the U S missile program along with other domestic and foreign topics but no policy details were released. Knowland said he will not seek re-election to the Senate and will run for California governor, and he does not expect a special session of Congress for emergency legislation.
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Washington
Know‘land
California
Senate
White House
U. S
Knowland
Eisenhower
Sdid
Congress
Second Tunnel Under Harbor Considered
BALTIMORE The Baltimore Harbor Tunnel will not open until early December. The State Roads Commission is already considering a second tunnel beneath the Patapsco River and another highway link between Baltimore and Washington. George N. Lewis, director of the traffic division, said these ideas are years away with 1875 a plausible target. The commission hopes to include a new harbor tunnel in the interstate highway system for the future.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
State Roads Commission
George N . Lewis
Commission
Patapsco River
Washington
Lewis
Harbor
Interstate Highway System
Cut In Head During Mt Airy Family Row
An elderly colored man, James Key of Mt Airy, was cut on the head in a family feud when involved in a scuffle with his brother in law Millard T. Johnson. Key was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a cut caused by a fall after being pushed. State Trooper H. J. Frost investigated the dispute over gasoline expenses for a trip to Frederick.
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Mt. Airy
James Key
RFD
Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Millard T. Johnson
RFD i
Mt Airy
H. J. Frost
Columbus Day Free Parking Caused Confusion Across City
Columbus Day brought free parking as meters were off but many drivers still fed meters. State and county offices remained closed due to Saturday observance. Also reported were executions in Algeria and a midair bailout of nine airmen from Forbes AFB, none injured.
Tentative County Roads Construction Program Draft
County officials expect a tentative 1958 roads construction program to be approved under the law. The final program for each county is filed with the board by early November and may change before adoption. Officials note carryover from year to year and that some lines may not be built for various reasons.
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Missioners Adope
Wilson
Bunkies
Pappy
Guna
Philippine Avia
Fention Development.Corp
Harold Broad
Young
New York
Corp
Philip Roads “Board
Pines
Rouse
Roads Board
Five Business Men Die With Romulo Jr
Five American businessmen and Carlos Romulo Jr eldest son of the Philippine ambassador to the United States were killed when their plane crashed near Manila. The victims included Col Pappy Guna and Harold Broad among others. U.S. President Eisenhower sent condolences to Romulo and his wife after the tragic loss.
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Romulo, Jr
Manila
Carlos Romulo Jr
United States
Earth
Zane Duncan
Allied Brokerage Corp
Ashland
Ohio
Carlos Romulo
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
New York
U.N. Sessions
Romulo
Eisenhower
Hood College to Dedicate Two New Buildings With Notable Scientists
Nationally known scientists will attend Hood College’s weekend ceremony for the dedication of the Lillian Brown Hudson Science Hall and the R. Paul Smith Residence Hall. Dr Detlev Bronk of the Rockefeller Institute will speak and confer with Prince Philip during his Washington visit.
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Hood College
Lillian Brown Hudson
R. Paul Smith
Bronk
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Coffman Chapel
Prince Philip
Ian Washington
H. Bentley
Glass
Johns Ho
Lins University
Alan. Waterman
National Science Foundation
Waterman
Emma P. Carr
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Carr
Francis Garvan
American Chemical Society
A.C.S
James Flack Norris
Mount,Holyoke
Dr. Bronk
Johns Hopkins University
National Academy of Sciences
Office of Defense Mobilization
U.S Air Force
Washington
Dr. Waterman
Timmans
Office of Naval Research
Depu
Naval Research
Fire Loss At Kenwood Club In Maryland Ballroom Blaze
A cigarette sparked a blaze at the Kenwood Country Club near Bethesda Maryland causing estimated damage between 150000 and 300000 dollars. Firefighters faced ice on the roof and a halted sprinkler system as crews from five Montgomery County companies battled the fire in the ballroom where a supper party had ended hours earlier. Two Balimoreans were later convicted in circuit court for larceny of radios, with sentences up to 18 months and related terms, while other counts were dropped.
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Bethesda
Kenwood
Washington, D. C
Montgomery County
Charles H Howe
Maryland Free
Ving~ Embrey
Anthony P. MacHi Auliffe
Howe
Harold G. Free
Walter Hess
Maryland
Patrick M. Schnavffer
Rey Carter
House of Correction
Austin James
Loretta Ferguson
Rainy West Tapering Showers Across Nation
Scattered rain dampened the western half of the U S while pleasant autumn weather spread from the Mississippi River eastward. A few thundershowers dotted the southern Appalachians as showers faded in the Southwest and central Rockies. High pressure over the Great Lakes kept skies drier for the eastern half. In Baltimore copyright dispute two publishers accuse the Appalachian Inn of performing protected songs without authorization.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River
Appalachians
California
Nevada
Arizona
Rockies
Plains
Kansas
Missouri
Dakotas
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Northern Plains
Atlantic
Baltimore
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
de Sylva, Brown & Henderson, Inc
Bourne, Inc
Mit
Appalachian Inn
R. F
Route 40
Boonsboro
Convention of Raritan Plans Maryland District Meet
Convention of Raritan in Maryland prepares for a November 2 gathering at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick. District Governor F J Siponen named committees including Nominating Program and Resolutions with local and Pa participants and urgent ticket and service reporting deadlines. Three fliers die in Kodiak Alaska Navy bomber crash as survivors are reported unaccounted.
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Maryland
Raritan National
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
F. J. Siponen
Free State
Raritan
Keelysville
William B. Wells
Keedysville
Oren -Wilden- Hunterstown
Keister Adams
Lothian
Fred James
Funkstown
Robert Perry
Point of Rocks
Garland Guyton
Burkittsvile
Joe Shank
Shady Grove
George Smith
Tilghmianton Fairplay
Bernard Bargiel
Maugansville
Charles Tucker
South River
Ralph Hill
Mt Lena
Richard Pry
Burkinsville
Robert Mummert
Clyde Garter
Downsville
Benjamin Watkins
Davidsonville
Daniel C. Poole
Jefferson
Raymond Kelly
Wilden
Gideon T. Hartman
Kauffrans Station
Ray G. Weaver
Tilghmanton
Keefer Martin
Wilson
Herman Hose
M.c. Binkley
State Line
H. L. Fowler
Pinesburg
Samuel E. Decker
Big Pool
Sipenen
Raritan Clubs
Dallas Waters
Raymond Eshelman
Leitersburg
Elizabeth Leaves For Visit Here
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip begin a ten day trip to Canada and the United States flying in strong headwinds. They will be greeted by Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker at Up lands Air Base and will stay in Ottawa before traveling to Williamsburg and Washington aboard official planes.
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London
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Canada
United States
Ottawa
Gordon Store
South Africa
Uplands Air Base
John G. Diefenbaker
Governor General's House
Philip
Wiliamssburg
Washington
Ensehower
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Rock
Patrick M- Schwanifer
Wall St
New York Stock Exchange
Steen Oil
Albert Simone
Danbury, Conn
Danbury
Algiers
Constantine
Butler
Forbes Air Force Base
Ike
RE. A. Ghedemah
Ghana
Nixon
Vice
Gbedemah
Tentative County Roads Construction Program
Blue
Geo
Douglas MacAr
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Weverton
Verge
Kodiak
Alaska
Bering Sea
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