Weekend Accident Toll Rises in Maryland and Delaware
A speeding car on U S 40 plunged off an embankment north of Aberdeen. Three men died at Harford Memorial Hospital and a fourth died after admission. The Aberdeen crash raises Maryland weekend deaths to ten, with other fatal incidents across the region including a drowning and a gun misfire. Delaware saw three Marylanders burned to death in separate incidents. Names given include Eugene Erech Jones 26 Earl bs 65 Haywood Brown 26 Edward E Tinch 36 and others across Worton Baltimore County and Prince Georges. Authorities cited extreme speed as a factor in the Aberdeen crash.
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U. S
Aberdeen
Harford Memorial Hospital
Havre de Grace
Maryland
Delaware
Worton
Eugene
Erech Jones
Earl Bs
Haywood Brown
Edward E. Tinch
Aileen Carroll Schwartz
Chevy Chase
Safari Gay
Rocky Ridge
Thomas Murray
Baltimore County
Donald Lushbaugh
Haki
Cumberland
Thomas W. Clevenger
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Jesse Keres
Grasonville
Queen Annes County
Geneva Rock
Baltimore
Frederick Couple First At Crash Scene
Frederick couple, the Hendersons, arrived first at a Route 40 wreck six miles east of Cumberland where a Hagerstown man died. The Lushbaugh tractor-trailer rear-ended a tree after crashing through guard rails. Rescue crews freed the victim after about two hours. the Hendersons were en route to Frostburg with roof-covering material.
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Cumberland
Hagerstown
C. Henneth Hendersons
Fairview Avenue
Donald Lushbaugh
Henderson
Lushbaugh
Tig
Ponce
Clarence
Hendersons
Frostburg
Mrs. Henderson
Town
Cold Air Mass Drives Into Midwest and Great Lakes
A mass of cold air propelled by strong winds moved into the midwest and Great Lakes region. North Dakota readings topped the 20s while Minneapolis and Chicago reported 33 and 36 degrees. Gale warnings were issued as winds roared over the lakes and widespread rain and snow were forecast from the northern Rockies to the Upper Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast regions.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Mion
Chiicago
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Washington State
Montana
New England
Carolinas
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
New York State
Gulf Coast Area
Georgia
FTC Officials To Testify In Quiz Wrapup
FTC officials testify as congressional probe nears end into rigged television quiz shows. Charles Van Doren’s testimony status remains unconfirmed as hearings focus on ethics and advertising fraud. church leader Lawrence McMaster urges industry morality over ratings, while Mutual defends its past quiz shows. FCC official John Doerfer faced sharp testimony as subcommittee scrutiny continues.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Charles van Doren
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Owen Harris
D-Ark
van Doren
U.S.A
Federal Communications Commission
Mutual Broadcasting System
FCC
John Doerfer
Robert W. Lishman
Subcommittee
Five Area Men Inducted Into Armed Services
Five area men were forwarded to Fort Holabird Baltimore for induction into the armed services. Inducted from Local Board No. 45 was John Henry Giles Brunswick who volunteered for induction. Also inducted were Gary Martin Harley Route 7 Frederic Arthur John Damuth Emmitsburg William Franklin Crum Jr Monrovia and Kenneth Harry Blickenstaff RFD 1 Myersville with a group leaving for preinduction examination.
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Fort Holabird
Baltimore
Armed Services
John Henry Giles
Brunswick
Gary Martin Harley
Route 7
Frederic. Arthur
John Damuth
Emmisburs
Willam Franklin Crum Jr
Monrovia
Kenneth Harry Blickenstaff
RFD i
Myersvile
Saturn Space Project Sees Slow Effort Despite Goals
Huntsville report shows Project Saturn advancing on a 40 hour week with limited overtime. officials debate transfer to NASA amid budget cuts and uncertainty on future pace and funding.
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Huntsville
Ala
United States
Wi Seturn
Redstone Arsenal
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
Air Force
Washington
UAW Convention Debates Third Party Alternative
The UAW discussed third party options urging restraint despite frustration over defeats in a Democratic Congress. Leon Woodcock warned against rushing to a new party while calling for broader labor and liberal coalition talks ahead of the 1960 party conventions.
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NLAPI
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Afl-Cio
National Conference of Labor
Oldtimers to be honored at Scouting dinner
The Francis Scou Key District will honor long-time Scouters at its fifth annual Fecoanillion dinner on October 7 at West Frederick Junior High School. District chairman Melvin H. Derr will toast, with Jack A. Obermeyer US Navy captain as principal speaker. Reservations handled by Dr Broadrup Mr Derr and Mrs Cann.
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Oldtimers
Association
West Frederick
Melvin H. Derr
Met
Charles E. Broadrap
Francis Scou Key
Roger W. Cann
Broadrup
Cann
Nave
Jack A. Obermeyer
Navy
National Capital Area Council of the
Bay Scouts of America
Obermeyer
Washington
R. Glenn Singleton
National Capital Area Council
Derr
Dognaped Poodles Returned After Burglary Arrests
Four women near Albany charged with burglary after dognapping poodles from kennels and homes. Dogs recovered from a roadside spread and later returned to owners amid investigation of the Sept. 15 incident. The suspects, including Mrs. Joseph, face court action.
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Siata
Joseph Terorook
Market Activity Mixed Amid Columbus Day Yom Kippur Closures
Trading was light as markets paused for Columbus Day and Yom Kippur observances. Some sectors showed partial volume while others remained quiet, with investors awaiting clearer guidance on economic data and policy signals.
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Columbus
Peacemakers Stage Detrick Disturbance At Fort Entrance
Reported at Fort Detrick a man identified as Robert William Bates of New York scaled the fence into an unrestricted area before being removed. Local sources note a new group the Peace group Reconciliation from the Middle Atlantic states has joined the vigil at the post entrance.
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Fort Detrick
Robert William Bates
New York City
Fort
Detrick
Ip of Reconciliation
Middle Atlantic States
Bates
Fellowship
Peacemakers
Youth Held Under $1,000 Bond For Jury
A local colored boy was ordered held under $2,000 bond for grand jury action. Robert Gibson faced two charges of breaking and entering and larceny with bonds set at $500 each. Mainson admitted breaking into Cole's Pawn Shop and Shipley's sporting goods store. Juvenile jurisdiction was waived last week. Claude Hoff fined $15 on a motor vehicle charge and received suspended penalties in two cases. Trooper McAllister cited Hoff for expired instructor license with $100 suspended fine for license issues. An application for a peace bond by Mrs. Loia Hall against Bernard Hall was dismissed as unwarranted.
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Trate
Byron W. Thompson
Robert Gibson
Charles V. Mainson
Cole
Shipley
Sporting Goods
Baltimore
Aim
Gibson
Chic Main
Claude A. Hoff
Frederick
K. G. McAllister
Buckerstown
Thompson
Hoff
Loia Hall
Bernard Halil
Damage Reported In Two Auto Accidents
State Police logged more than 560 dollars in damage across two crashes with no injuries or charges. A 11 o'clock collision on Route 350 near Route 75 involved a Grove Lime Co truck driven by David S. Phetteplace and a Farmers Supply Co. Ford truck, which hit a stone wall. Grove vehicle estimated at 75 dollars damage while the Ford suffered about 300 dollars. A hit and run on Ballenger Creek Pike near noon left Mrs Eva Gaver with about 150 dollars damage to her 1954 Buick after sideswiping a 1951 Pontiac abandoned later on Route 26 is being checked for links.
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ML. Grove Lime Company
David S. Phetteplace
RFD
Haserstoun
Farmers Supply Company
Walkersville
Ariven
Albert L. Remsburz
Bridaze
Ballenger Creek Pike
C. M. Wolford
Eva Gaver
RFD 4
Frederick
Wolford
Route 26
Douglas Rogers
Gaver
UN Deadlock Expected On Seat Test
The United Nations Assembly expected a deadlock in a secret vote between Poland and Turkey for a Security Council seat. Analysts warned the stalemate could last into next week or longer with possible multiple ballots and a chance of a compromise dark horse emerging if blocs hold firm.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Ceylon
Canada
British Commonwealth
Ecuador
Panama
Economic and Social Council
India
Japan
Pakistan
Brazil
Mexico
Denmark
Finland
Britain
Poland
Soviet Union
Ecosco
Security Council
Police Detectives Hospitalized and Airliner Emergency
Two city police detectives, Sgt Ellis G Carty and Lt Norman Deitz, were hospitalized with conditions described as fair and satisfactory respectively. Separately, 43 people aboard a Trans-Canada Viscount escaped unharmed after an emergency landing at Glenview Naval Air Station near Chicago following a two hour circling approach from Toronto.
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Ellis G. Carty
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Norman Deitz
Chicago
Toronto
Midway Airport
Glenview Naval Air Station
Columbus reenactment ends with mishap at park pageant
In Ashbury Park New Jersey a 1959 Columbus impersonator fell into a waterway during a pageant commemorating the discovery of America. A Red Cross official retrieved him and he was helped ashore by spectators.
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Ashbury Park
N. J
Christopher Columbus
Ames
Carl Pisano
Pisano
Columbus
America
Red Cross
Dians
Safe Cracker Robberies Hit Local Auto Shops
Safe robbers entered City Auto Radiator Works and Yingling and Son on South Bentz Street overnight. They took between 31,500 and 1,600 dollars from City Auto Radiator and about 3 from Yingling and Son. Entry was by breaking rear windows and turning safes upside down. Police say this is the third recent safe robbery in the city, with investigators led by Cpl William Mutchner and Officer Guy Himes.
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City Auto
J. P Yingling and
Sons
South Bentz Street
City
Cnty
Yingling
Son
Eari! Shoemaker
City Auto Works
C. Ralph Yingling
Yingling and Son
Frederick Produce Company
Cowntry
William Mutchner
Guy Himes
Five Day Forecast Promises Fair Weather With A Chance Of Showers
The five day forecast calls for fair weather overall with a chance of showers Thursday totaling about a quarter inch. Temperatures will run normal to around 3 degrees below normal. Cool Tuesday followed by a warming trend midweek, then cooler Friday and Saturday. Afternoon highs range from the mid 60s in the mountains to upper 60s in the east, with early lows from the mid 30s in the mountains to mid 40s–50 in the east.
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Associated Press
Frederick County Education Maintains 39 Buildings Value
The Frederick County Department of Education faces a hefty upkeep task with 39 buildings and 340 acres. Expenditures total 3469 532 including salaries, repairs, and materials. Twenty four hour custodial service with three shifts operates at Frederick High and West Frederick Junior High.
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Frederick
Frederick High School
West ¢ Frederick
Fact Finders Open Strike Hearings
A three man fact finding board opens hearings on the nation’s longest steel strike to aid President Eisenhower under Taft Hartley. The panel may seek a court injunction to end the walkout for 80 days. The Steelworkers Union backs efforts to reach mediation and an agreement to avoid an emergency.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Steelwarkers Union
George W. Taylor
Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
War Labor Board
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
U. S. News & World Report
N. Steel
Cold Weather Sends Temperatures Plunging Across Region
Weather reports show a sharp drop with Sunday readings near 40s and 30s overnight. Frost possible as winds ease. Saturday highs around 32 with a 60s night. Showers linger and airport observations record additional precipitation over the weekend. Also news from Bracketville Texas reports investigators blame a tumultuous romance for a knife slaying of a young actress on location filming.
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Bureau Etelute
Brackettville
Tex
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