Frost Free Weekend Brings 37 Degree Low in Frederick
Frederick escaped frost over the weekend as temperatures stayed cold after a Friday mercury drop. This morning’s low was 37 with no frost reported. Airport data showed a 45 degree fall from Friday to Saturday, while highs over the weekend reached the sixties. A church fundraising drive aims to build a new education facility on West Second Street, replacing an older structure near the parsonage as membership grows.
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Frederick
Calvarylold
West Second Street
Ranm Familites
Local church seeks court action over zoning permit and plans building expansion
A Lewistown businessman pursues a writ of certiorari to challenge a denial of a fee permit by the Board of Zoning Appeals. The Calvary Church plans a two story yellow brick addition with Plymouth granite and Indiana limestone, housing a church school, library and kitchen, connected to the existing building. The project, supported by a $250,000 fundraising drive, includes razing an old brick house and relocating the structure about 20 feet from the property line. A warehouse slated to be built on U.S. 15 beside Sheely road is also proposed for a related electric company office on two acres.
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Board of Zoning
E. William Hall
R. Ames Hendrickson
Lewistown
Churen School
T. Meade Felts
Commission Crit Court On Education
A. Atlee Radcliffe Jr
Circuit Court of Police
Charles V. Main
Speal
Frederick County
Congres
Planning and Zoning Commission
Guy Kelly
Calvary Chimes
Funds Committee
U.S. 15
Sheely Road
Electric, ‘Company
United States plans Formosa force cuts as truce extends
Washington expects to begin reducing naval forces in the Formosa Strait soon after China extends its Quemoy cease fire. Dulles welcomes the extension as good news and officials say the crisis may be easing. McElroy says U S forces won’t withdraw yet but will not stay indefinitely. The move signals potential pressure on Nationalist offshore islands if peace holds.
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Formosa Strait
Red China
iQuemoy
Fivaure Ooranuve
Dulles
White House
Formosa
Quemoy
United States
Lees
7Th Fleet
Charles
Neil H. McElroy
U. S
Tthem
Arthur B. Hatton
Fred Catsail
U. S. Formosa
Oon
National
China
Matsu
Chiang
Kai-shek
Conway
Board of Appeals
Appeals Board
Sappeals Board
Robert Clapp Jr
Planning and Zoning Industrial Committee
Circuit ‘Court
Douglas Lane
Long Toms Peiping
Elm Street students tour XS News Post plant
The fourth grade class of Mrs. Harry Cornpropst at Elm Street School toured the XS News Post offices and plant. Names of students and teachers are listed, reflecting a school field trip to a local media facility. The report mixes other AP items including weather, private classes, and a traffic accident in Maryland.
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Harry Cornpropst
Elm Street
Xsews-Post
Martin Nikirk
James Clem
Donald Putman
Barbara Ewing
Sandra Jane Perkins
Claudette Ann Delashmuti
Tena Michele Meadows
Paula Kay Kline
Carol Keeney
Frances Musselwhite
Frankie Dodson
Shirley Stroup
Francis Scott
Carole Whithard
Sally Shafer
Daniel Wiles
Cornpropst
Coppers And Steels Lead Heavy Trading Today
New York AP reports a strong stock market day with metals driving gains. ULS Steel Bethlehem and Youngstown Sheet rose about a point or more while International Nickel gained around 3. Magma Copper Kennecott and Anaconda climbed about a point. Kaiser Aluminum also advanced. Aircraft stocks boosted gains as Boeing and Douglas rose about a point.
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Coppers
NEW York
ULS Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
International Neckel
Magma Cooper
Kennecott
Anaconda
Kaiser Aluminum
Boeing Air Douglas
Five Day Forecast: Mild to Warm Ahead of Cooler Weekend
Weather outlook shows continued fair conditions with a warming trend through Thursday and cooler temperatures Friday or Saturday. Precipitation averages around one fourth inch. Highs range from the low 40s in the mountains to the mid and upper 60s in the east. lows from the mid 30s to around 50.
Wee Women: A Lament of a Headbang and Favor Ironic Twist
Fragmentary note describes a playful frustration with a person nicknamed Wee Women. The text references banging the head against a wall and spoiling a favorite item named SLOLY, conveying a quirky mood and personal aside.
English Scientists Abandon Rocket Hope
At Jodrell Bank England scientists at the world’s largest radio telescope concluded the American moon rocket likely never strayed into space. The giant 250 foot dish scanned the skies all morning seeking any sign of the craft before restoring systems in the control room. A spokesman for the British American team said the rocket should likely have entered Earth orbit.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Americas
Two Teenagers Hurt In Maryland 26 Wreck
Two teenage girls were hospitalized after their car failed to make a curve on Md 26 and ran off the road into a roadside field late Saturday night.
White House Says Ceasefire Extended For Diplomatic Talks
White House press secretary James Hagerty announces an extended ceasefire from New York. President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles welcome the extension as enabling new negotiations to pursue a settlement in the area.
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United States
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nework
Eisenhower
New York
Dulles Byinbone
Hagerty
Six Traffic Deaths In Md
The weekend deadly toll in Maryland rose to six with the death of Minnie Hayward a 10 year old Baltimore woman who was struck near her home after leaving church. She died at St Josephs Hospital about two hours later. The driver was 73 year old Wallam S Alford of Baltimore. Two others died Saturday on U S 50 near Annapolis including Lelia Harrison 46 of Philadelphia and Spt 4c Creatus W Hulon 22 a soldier at Ft Meade. Also fatally injured were Paul L Moore 51 struck by a truck in West Balimore and James Dudley Callaghan 6 who fell under a truck on his fathers farm near Centreville. Harry Whitley 38 of Mount Airy died Sunday after being struck by a car at Owings Mills late Saturday night. He died at Owings Mills Hospital.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Minnie Hayward
St. .Joseph’s Hospital
L Wallam S Alford
Balti
U. S. 50
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County General ‘Hospital
Lelia ‘P. Harrison
Philadelphia
Creatus W. Hulon
Ft. Meade
Paul L. Moore
West Balngmore
James Dudley Callaghan
Centre Ville
Harry Whitley
Mount Airy
Carroll County
Owings ‘Mills
Baltimore County
Omon Me.Facha] Hospital
Fingers Injured In Corn Picker
A Mount Airy farmer, Donald E. Fleming, was injured when his hand was caught in a corn picker while working with his father. The accident occurred about 11 am and he was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with severe lacerations to two fingers.
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Svi Payne
Donald E. Fleming
Fleming
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Damascus
Streams
Potomac
Brunswick
Burial Of Pope Pius XIIs In Vatican City
Vatican City ready for the burial of Pope Pius XII as St. Peter’s Basilica doors close. Some 50 000 outside witness the televised rites, while two million mourners pass the church since Saturday. Cardinals prepare, coffins are sealed, and the pope’s body is interred near Pope Pius X.
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St. Peter's Basilica
Pius
Italy
Europe
San Rome
St. Peter's Square
Rome
Federico Cardinal Tedeschini
St. Peter's
Pius X
Pius XI
St. Peter
Man Arrested for Tampering With Auto in West Third Street
A man who used a false name was arrested after attempting to steal a parked car on West Third Street. Norman Allen Ridgeway, unknown address from Maryland, faces tampering charges after police learned his true identity. He had a Maryland police record and was held on 200.50 bond.
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West Third
George W. Smith
Sumter
Norman Allen Ridgeway
Maryland
Sergt
Harry Phillips
Corp
Pauli Mossburg
Guy Himes
Ridgeway
Fred L. Smith
West Church Street
Alabama State Penitentiary
Juvenile Waived in Robbery Case in Montgomery County
A 16-year-old colored youth had juvenile court jurisdiction waived today after police linked him to the Sept 22 robbery of Shipley's Sporting Goods. Pistols stolen from a broken window were recovered, and the youth, from Germantown RFD 1, was committed to jail as the court sent him to criminal court. The case involves a Rockville car theft and a lookout role in the heist, with two other juveniles awaiting trial.
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Montgomery County
Shipley’s Sporting Goods
Roy E. Chase
Germantown
RFD i
Patrick M. Schnauffer
William C. Roderick
Charles V. Main
Rockville
Urbana
Warsaw
Sampson Chen
Government 4
Jefferson
Katz, Advertising Firm Head, Dies in Baltimore
Joseph Katz, 70, president of the Joseph Katz Co., an advertising firm, died at his home after a brief illness. He helped Maryland lawmakers ban special taxes on advertising in the General Assembly last February and was Baltimore’s man of the year in 1950. He received the Advertising Club of Baltimore’s civic tawara medallion for humanities and civic work. Also notes: a city collision on South Bentz and West South streets caused about $50 damage to Paul H. Gray and John J. Rindler’s cars. investigations by Officer Claude Evans. Survived by widow, daughter, and two sons.
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Baltimore
Joseph, Katz
Joseph Katz Co
Katz
Maryland Advertising Council
General Assembly
Advertising Club of
South Bentz
West J South Streets
Claude Evans
Paul H.gray
Bethesda
John J. Rindler
Freeville
N. Y
Bentz
South Street
Gray
Nationalists Restock Quemoys as China Extends Ceasefire
In Formosa, Nationalists push resupply to Quemoys as Peiping extends the ceasefire from one week to two more weeks. Two LSTs unload ammunition and cargo on Quemoy beach while civilians resume farming activity. Diplomatic talks between Red China and the United States loom with the eighth ambassadorial meeting set for Wednesday.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red
Warsaw
Red China
United States
Moon Rocket Pioneer Burns Up After Moon Flight
Washington reports the Pioneer lunar probe disintegrated on re entry over the south Pacific after a 79,000 mile high flight. Air Force officials say valuable data on radiation and magnetic fields were gathered, boosting optimism for future space missions and potential lunar orbit efforts.
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API
U. Ss
Air Force
Pentagon
Pioneer
South Pacific
Cape Canaveral
Fla
South Pacific Ocean
Moon
Earth
Space
Bernard 4. Schriever
Ballistic Missile Division
Schriever
Inglewood
Calif
Moscow
United States
Eisenhower Des
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