Four Hunters Fined for Deer Without License in Hancock
Four hunters from Berkeley Springs area in Morgan County were fined a total of 600 for hunting deer without a license and for spotlighting. Each man—Henry P. Young, Willis E. Franklin, Robert L. Wills, and Marvin Lee Patton—paid 50 for lacking a license and 100 for spotlighting, the magistrates said.
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Hancock
Morgan County
Berkeley Springs
Henry P. Young
Willis E. Franklin
Robert L. Wills
Marvin Lee Patton
Claude Cline
West Fourth Street
Peoria
Culler Avenue
Woodmont
Grant
Wilson
FBI
Richard F
Thei Kline, Inc
United Church At Jefferson Names New Minister Rev Willard Stephens
Rev. Willard Stephens named new minister for Jefferson United Church of Christ after congregational vote at the church. Stephens, 40, from Portageville Mo, comes from Hayward Methodist, married to Oriana Alexander, with two children. He will assume duties around November 1, replacing Rev. G Ermine Platt who retired after about ten years. Mrs Stephens studied music at Florida, they have a daughter Deira Kay and son Richard Leslie.
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Willard Stephens
Jefferson United Church of
Missoura Alexander
Missouri
Miles F. Reifsnyder
Emanuel
Snow Hill
Mr. Platt
Jefferson
North Carolina
Open House At Elm Street Junior High
Nearly 1 000 parents and students toured Elm Street Junior High during an open house. Principal Donald McLauchie introduced 39 faculty members as Dr James A Sensenbaugh noted 240000 dollars spent on renovations and PTA president C M Ingram led the meeting.
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Elm Street
C. M. Ingram
Parent-Teacher Association
James A. Sensenbaugh
Glee Club
Ingram
PTA
Denominational Split Rumors in Little Rock Rile City
In Little Rock Arkansas a denominational split looms as church issues take center stage in integration strife. About 300 formed the Council of Methodist Laymen to oppose policy, hinting at breaking from the national church. A Southern Baptist clash over a minister underscores rising sectarian tensions while a federal court ruling on closed high schools looms. Mrs. L. C. Bates of the NAACP reports trying to deter a white church migration but cannot secure assurance from Albert Hudson about halting his campaign.
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Little Rock
Ark
Council of
Methodist
National Methodist Church
St. Louis
L. C. Bates
Arkansas
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Albert Hudson
Frederick Asphalt Is Awarded Contracts
Frederick Asphalt Products Company was awarded contracts by the County Commissioners as the tow bidder on two road projects largely involving blacktopping operations in the eastern section of the county.
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Frederick Asphalt Products Company
Record Budget Gets Study By Lutherans
Dayton Ohio AP A Tee old budget got the scrutiny of the United Lutheran Church in America s 700 convention delegates here today The church s Executive Board wants approval of 12 380 260 in 1860 and 14 216 400 the following year Because the convention meets only once every two years the entire 26 596 560 figure must be considered The 1958 38 budget is 25 113 400 Officials of the 2 400 00 member organization postponed until Wednesday a vote on a proposed merger with three smaller Lutheran churches
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Dayton
Ohio
United Lutheran Church In America
Conventiont
American Lutherans Vote for Merger Amid Road Delays
In San Antonio the American Lutheran Church voted overwhelmingly for final merger terms with Authe Agustana Irish Frederick groups. The plan unites 3 denominations with over 1.6 million members and aims to form a unified Lutheran body by 1961. Roadwork details tied to merger routes were noted as incomplete. Meanwhile Baltimore police report a fatal shooting and self inflicted wound after a heated argument. Artie Matheny 63 of Clarksburg WV died on arrival. Tony Catanzaro 32 of Rosedale injured.
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American Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Artie Matheny
Clarksburg
W. Va
Tony Catanzaro
Suburban
Rosedale
Light Rain Alters Dust Settling Across County
Light showers appeared overnight with minimal impact, totaling 1.02 inches at the airport weather station. Temperatures fell to 49 after a high of 68, while Fishing Creek Reservoir dropped 0.5 feet to 3. inches below full, erasing about 17 million gallons of water. Forecaster predicts partial clouds and a slight warming into Thursday.
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Weather Bureau
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Second Hearing Set Before County Commissioners
A second hearing is scheduled before the County Commissioners on October 27 at 10 a.m. concerning the revision of a preliminary plan of development for a 15 acre rezoned tract northwest of the US 40 overpass at Maryland 0 in Urbana. Clarke Ketcham of Chevy Chase has rezoned the site from residential to business to build a motel, restaurant, and swimming pool, with an additional request for a filling station triggering the second hearing.
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Maryland
Irbana
Clarke Ketcham
Chevy Hase
Ketcham
One-Time Bad Man Arrested Again in New York
Laurence Tierney, once a film noir bad man, was arrested in New York after allegedly knocking down two police officers outside a bar. He, age 29, and Arthur Kennedy, 32, from Lynbrook were charged with felonious assault and Tierney faced an additional disorderly conduct count on bar owner Louis Paff’s complaint.
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New York
Laurence Tierney
Tierney
Arthur Kennedy
Lynbrook
NY_ 2
Kennedy
iTierney
Jef Louis Paff
Taussig to speak at Hood College on October 15
Dr. Helen Taussig, renowned pediatrician and heart specialist, will give a talk at Hood College on October 15 following a dinner honoring the Hood College community. The event highlights her contributions to pediatric cardiology.
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Hood
Helen Taussig
Hood College
Vantin Ane
Marilyn Bell
Knoxville
Floy Miller
Brunswick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hyoj
Cone Chapel
Taussig
Children’s Heart Clinic
Harriet Lane
Alfred Blalock
Diffi
University Ofruit
California
Bestop University School of Medi l
Macine
Johns Hopkins Ini
Hopkins
Passano!East
Standard Oil
American Colt Co
Indiana
Chicago
Lege
Chest Physicians
Tonio Feltrinelli
Rome
Lasker
American Public Health Assoc
Association of American Physicians
The
Spectacular Oil Deal Rumors With Saudi Arabia Surface
Reports from Rome say Saudi Arabia is pressing a groundbreaking oil concession offering full integration from producer to consumer. Indiana Standard Oil faces a pivotal choice as Pan-American Petroleum negotiates terms that would align profits with host governments and potentially upend the 1950s oil order.
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Rome
Iaps
Seudi Arabia
Arsh Acliries
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Middle East
Indiana Standard
Saudi Arabia
Arabian Meat Oil Co
Frank C. Hendryx
Aramco
Pan- American Petroleum Corp
Pan-American
Iran
National Iranian Oil Co
Saudi
Eisenhower Urges GOP Unity On 68th Birthday
President Eisenhower celebrated his 68th birthday with a call to Republican workers to unite for a strong campaign to regain control of Congress. He told over 500 GOP staffers the administration’s record supports victory and urged dedication to the cause. He planned to attend a Requiem Mass for Pope Pius XII afterward.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
Pius XH
Stakes Are Too Great For Politics in Foreign Policy Debate
Washington AP Sen Mike Mansfield urged avoiding making foreign policy a political football while defending Democrats right to critique Eisenhower Dulles policy. Nixon countered with Acheson praise of Truman era handling and warned against politicizing national security. Senate Foreign Relations chair Green criticized current policy and Morse vowed continued public criticism as Alcorn pressed partisan caution.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Nixon
Truman
Eisenhower
Chicago
Dean Acheson
Democratic Advisory Council
Senate
Theodore F. Green
D-Ri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Green
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Near Record High With Prices Mixed Today
New York markets drifted near record highs with mixed price moves amid heavy turnover. Steel shares fell while drugs and electrical equipment rose slightly, with motors and various industries showing irregular activity. Major movers included International Nickel down on nickel diversion news and Boeing and Eastman Kodak up, as Studebaker-Packard and others remained actively traded.
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New York
International
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Magma Copper
Boeing
Eastman Kodak
Woolworth
Kennecott
I Texas Co
Pfizer
Schering
General Electric
Ing
Studebaker-Packard
Ailing Pope Xi Amid Masses in St Peter's Grottoes
The late pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church was buried in St Peter's grottos with an empty coffin set for mourning Masses. In Formosa, Vice President Chen Cheng said Chiang Kai-shek will not reduce offshore garrisons, citing US guarantees as a condition. US sketching more firepower. Chiang's forces to defend with fewer troops amid reports of Quemoy and offshore fortifications. The Vatican prepared rites as diplomats observed, while both sides fortified positions near Quemoy.
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Aly Shclesrul
St Peter’s
Sunt, Fae
TIAPE
Formosa
Chen Cheng
Chen
Ta Hua
Great China) Evening News
Taipei
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Washington
Chiang
U.S
Neil McElroy
McElroy
Pescadores Islands
Tican City
U.5
Manila
Pius XI
St. Peter's
Last Day To Apply For Absentee Ballots In Frederick
Absentee ballot voting rules described for Frederick County residents with deadlines to file applications and physician certificates. Ballots must be mailed or delivered from out of state and postmarked by election day. Also reported were several minor traffic crashes in the city with injuries and local police investigations.
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Patrick
Motter Avenues
Biggs Ave
Nue
Culler
Grant
Fourth Street
Fort Detrick
Seventh Street
I Kline
Heneath
Fourth
Seventh Streets
Motter Avenue
Kline
Patrick Street
Seventhy Streets
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Board of Registry of Nails
Pope
U.S
Dulles
Alojzije Cardinal
Stepinac
Yugoslavia
Josef Cardinaljti
Mindszenty
Hungary
Registry Board
Armed ‘Forces
Merchant Marine
Red Cross
French Officers Withdraw From Algerian Public Safety Committee
ALGIERS AP French military officers withdrew today from the revolutionary Committee of Public Safety for Algeria on orders of Premier de Gaulle to keep politics out of elections. De Gaulle aims for honest parliamentary polls in Algeria free of army interference amid tensions with European settlers opposing independence. The committee and local units had controlled Algeria after the May 13 uprising that helped bring De Gaulle back to power.
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Algiers
Revolutionary Committee of Public Safety
Algeria
de Gaulle
Condition of streams report lines up with stations
The Monocacy at Frederick Junction is clear and flowing as reported. The Potomac at Brunswick remains clear, indicating stable water conditions along the monitored segment.
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Frederick Junction
Potomac
Brunswick
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