Weekend Car Crashes Leave Two Hurt In Frederick
Two people injured in weekend crashes in Frederick, both non life threatening. Melvin J. Gorman, 23, treated for knee and head lacerations after a Shookstown road crash. Donald P. Shook charged with reckless driving. Gladys L. Rice elblow bruise after collision at East Fourth and Middle Alley. Oliver B. Harding involved in another run in with a sedan. no charges. Charles Roland rear ended Foreman and Abrecht cars on Bentz and South streets. Roland jailed on bond. Gasoline pump and hydrant damaged at East and Church after car hit station. driver Lewis Barnes Jr. not charged.
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Melvin J. Gorman
Frederick
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald P. Shook
Trail Avenue
Carroll Creek
Shookstown
Gorman
Ralph Potts
Shook
Rosemont Avenue
Gladys L. Rice
East Sixth Street
East Fourth Street
Middle Alley
W. C. Staley
Middle Alles
Fourth Street
Charles S. Wisner
RFI 5
Frederick Dorsey
North Hentz Street
Oliver B. Harding
North Bentz Street
Guy Himes
Sixth Street
Bentz
Charles Roland
York
Sergt
Denver
South Streets
Sergi Shook
Lillian M. Abrecht
East Third Street
John R. Foreman
Sjamsville
Roland
Foreman
Abrecht
Magistrate’s Court
Nooert AL Abies
Airy
RED 3
East
Patrick Street
Miles
Patrick
Aaron L. Miss
Jefferson Street
Damare
Miss
Tone
Church Streets
King
Lewis Barnes Jr
West Sixth Street
Arson Trial Set for Tuesday in Jefferson Case
Charles William Schrom a farm laborer charged with attempting to burn Floyd Wickham's new Jefferson area residence on the Gene Hemp road Sept 22 will face a circuit court trial Tuesday. He waived grand jury action and asked for an immediate hearing after being bound over on the arson information by State's Attorney Samuel E Barrick. The Supreme Court today upheld a General Electric policy firing workers who invoke the Fifth Amendment at public hearings on Communist affiliations.
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Charles William Schrom
Floyd Calvin Wickham
Gene Hemp Road
Jefferson
Schrom
Samuel E. Barrick
Washington
Supreme Court
General Electric Co
Four Hard Months Ahead For The Duke
London The Duke of Edinburgh begins a 36000 mile air and sea tour lasting four months, aiming at the Melbourne Olympic Games and around the world. Queen Elizabeth II sees him off at London airport with Prince Charles and Princess Anne. He sails Britannia to the Seychelles, visits Ceylon Singapore Malaya New Guinea and Rabaul, opens the Melbourne Games on Nov 22, then travels to New Zealand and remote British possessions. Official ceremonies are kept minimal with few speeches.
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Duke of Edinburgh
Melbourne
Elizabeth II
Cheldren
Prince Charles
PrincessAnnie
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Britannia
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Indian Ocean
Makarios
Cyprus
Ceylon
Singapore
Malaya
New Guinea
Rabaul
Australia
New Zealand
Deception Island
Falklands
South Georgia
St. Helena
Appeals Dismissed in Bishop Drunk Driving Case
James M. Bishop of Washington had two drunken and reckless driving appeals dismissed in circuit court. Warrants issues were resolved, re-trials held, and charges deemed insufficiently specific. Several other court actions included juvenile commitments and investigations into animal cruelty and larceny.
Mass Buddhist conversion in Nagpur shocks India
About 250000 individuals at the Ilaidu caste bottom embraced Buddhism in Nagpur. Maha Thera Chadramani, 83, led the oath in Pali before untouchables, with many travelers joining. Converts respond in Marathi, challenging long standing caste segregation now illegal but still practiced in parts of India.
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Bombay
India
Radar Stops 110 Cars On Hammonds Ferry Road
Maryland and Delaware state police used four new radar gimmicks to halt 110 speeders in a five hour period on Hammonds Ferry Road. Officers placed the radar in a car trunk with a tire set nearby to simulate an active stop. Signs within a mile informed motorists a radar team was at work.
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Baltimore
Hammonds Ferry
Frederick High plans housing for Maryland student council meet
Frederick High School faculty and students prepare for the Maryland Association of Student Councils convention November 1 to 3. Housing for about 400 delegates is prioritized with 200 homes sought and a Tuesday meeting to select hosts.
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Frederick High School
Maryland Association of Student Councils
Harry Cornproost
Robert K. Ferguson
Frederick High School Students Council
Frederick
Maryland Association
Wayne Mullican
Salisbury
Frederick High Flier
Ada Beal Poole
High Flier
Robert Moss
Moss
Marry V. Frushour
Fined $165 On Two Auto Law Charges
A Middletown youth received an 18 months suspended sentence on a petty larceny charge for stealing a $35 battery, to be repaid to the owner, after hearings before Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. Donald E. Eckenrode, 21, was tried Saturday at Trial Magistrate's Court. Kingsbury, 41, Rockville, was fined $165 or 70 days in jail after convictions on two State Motor vehicle charges. Additional drival cases included fines for speeding and drunk and disorderly conduct. Collateral forfeitures were recorded for failure to yield and speeding fines.
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Middletown
Massey Harris
Robert Holter
R. T. Storer
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Charles Kingsbury
Rockville
R C. Snyder
Kingsbury
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick County
Lewis
Beverly M. Englebrecht
Rosemont
J. $. Plume
Flow Bratten
St. Thomas
Fort Detrick Appreciation Week Banquet Set
Two Soldiers of the Month will be special guests at the Fort Detrick Appreciation Week banquet and entertainment at the State Armory. Banks and firms including Farmers and Mechanics, Western Maryland Trust, Frederick Construction, Brosius Homes, and Frederick County Products are providing tickets. Lt Col Hebbeler and Judge Morlan Sr. will attend. newsreel crews will cover the event.
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Air Force
Navy
Fort Detrick
Frederick
State Armory
Citizens National Bank
Western Maryland Trust Company
Frederick Construction Company
Brosius Homes Developers
Frederick County Products
Joseph Schwimer
2Nd Army
Second Arms Sentinel
Schwimer
United States
Joseph Rhoderick
James Gabin
Department of the Army
Exchange Club
Medical Society
Fredenck
Rhoderick
China Warns of Possible Intervention Over Hong Kong Riots
Premier Chou En-lai warned foreign reporters in Peiping that further disorders in British Hong Kong could provoke Chinese action if British authorities cannot curb violence. He cited riots that killed 47 and criticized British failure to stop violence. Hong Kong officials blamed secret societies and criminals exploiting tensions between pro Communist and Nationalist loyalists. Governor Grantham said restoration hinges on public cooperation with police and military forces.
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London
Red China
Hong Kong
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Anu
China
I Chou
Moscow Radio
Britain
Chou
Kuomintang
Formosa
Alexander Grantham
Diminished Flow At Fishing Creek
The spillway flow at the Fishing Creek reservoir has nearly stopped. caretaker Frank Wed de sad says only a slight trickle remains as the dam stays full. Forecaster reports no rain ahead with fair mild weather and upper forties tonight, partly cloudy Tuesday, dry through Wednesday. Dense fog reduced visibility to near zero before daybreak. officials note Indian summer warmth and light traffic yesterday as temperatures fell to 38.
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Fishing Creek
Frank Wedde
Judge Lemuel F. Smith Dies in Charlottesville
Judge Lemuel F. Smith of the Virginia Supreme Court died of a heart attack at his Charlottesville home at age 66. Appointed in 1951 by Gov. John S. Battle to fill the Staples vacancy, he had previously served 21 years as an eighth circuit judge.
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Smith
Charlottesville
Lemuel F. Smith
Virginia Supreme Court
John S. Battle
High Court
Abram P. Staples
Police Check Leads In Slaying Of Greg Lease
City police were examining several leads in the mystery slaying of a boy named Greg Lease last Wednesday. A photo of a target pistol and cartridge belt prompted tips from residents about similar weapons in the city. Several youths had been questioned.
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Greg ‘Ory Lease
Storm Edges Near Florida From Caribbean System
A 5 am bulletin from the Miami Weather Bureau places the storm about 320 miles south of Miami and not tropical yet. Winds 25 to 40 mph extend 250 miles northward with gusts to 50 55 mph as the disturbance lashes the East Coast with 60 mph gusts yesterday. A reconnaissance flight was ordered from Palm Beach and radar was monitoring the system as forecasters track its moves toward Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Miami Weather Bureau
Palm Beach
Miari
Israel Jordan border tensions rise amid troop talk
Jerusalem reports tense border scene as Israel recalls ambassadors and Jordan and Iraq hold military talks. Iraq may move about 3,000 troops to bolster Jordan amid elections, drawing warnings from Israel and caution from Britain and the United States. Moscow and Tokyo begin talks to end decades of wartime state.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
Iraq
I Ssraeli
Amman
Hussein
Abdul Mah
Washington
United States
Britain
Golda Meir
Security Council
Peter Westlake
Foreign Ministry
Westlake
Palestine
Moscow
Soviet Union
Japan
Wheels Found At Sea From Missing U S Military Plane
A British ship recovered two aircraft wheels and undercarriage parts from the missing U S Military Air Transport plane with 59 service members aboard. The debris was found about 20 miles southwest of Land's End as the search continued with a fleet including a giant air effort and a tanker. Serial numbers to confirm identity are being checked while a new search zone forms around the wreckage.
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London
Royal Air Force
U. S
Atlantic
Cornwall
U.S. Air Force Spokesman inLondon
Land’s End
Britain
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Democrats Launch Dol lars for Democrats Door Campaign
Adlai E. Stevenson began the Dol lars for Democrats drive by knocking at the door of a Libertyville resident and collecting $5. He will address a Nationviue television speech on banning H bomb tests and competition with Nixon, as his team emphasizes the H bomb issue in the final campaign stretch.
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Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Nationviue Television
Wwhigna
Nixon
William G. Wells
Wells
Lake County
Outstanding For Kindness To Animals
Ellen Wright a 15 year old from Clarksburg Montgomery County Md was cited by the American Veterinary Medical Assn for outstanding kindness to animals during the past year She was one of 13 individuals and groups to receive recognition in the Humane Act Award program Her effort on behalf of a pig helped launch her lamb raising and care for other animals.
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San Antonio
Tex
Nancy
Ellen Wright
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
American Veterinary Medical Assn
Association
Major Party Candidates Plan TV Radio Speeches Tomorrow
Adlai Stevenson will deliver a 30 minute nationwide radio TV speech from Chicago at 93 pm EST. Eisenhower will make five minute filmed talks on NBC and ABC networks at 18 25 pm EST and 19 25 pm EST. Nixon tours Ohio and Kefauver tours Vermont to New York City. Stevenson leaves Chicago late tonight by train. Eisenhower flies to Seattle with stops in Minneapolis and St Paul and will do a five minute filmed talk on CBS at 16 55 pm EST. Nixon rallies in Evansville Fort Wayne and Buffalo. Kefauver gives a 36 minute nationwide radio TV speech from New York City over ABC at 8 pm EST.
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Associated Press
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
ABC Radio-Tv
Netwark
Eisenhower
NBC
ABC
Nixon
Ohio
Estes Kefauver
Vermont
Fles
New York City
Cars Crash At Intersection Involving Three Cars
Three vehicles collided at the U S 0 and U S 4 A junction injuring no one. A 1955 Plymouth driven by Calvia J. Stonaker of Baltimore was rear-ended by a 1955 Ford station wagon driven by Owen C. Pace of Hagerstown, as a third car a 1955 Mercury driven by John E. Boone of Hagerstown struck them. Boone was charged with reckless driving. trial set for October 22 at Trial Magistrate's court. In a separate crash on Shooks Town Road near Frederick Jack Clary was injured when his car struck a utility pole. about $200 damage and reckless driving charge with trial set for October 26. Market report notes New York stock average edging higher in early trading.
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U. S
Plymouth
Cal
J. Stonaker
Baltimore
Owen C. Pace
Hagerstown
Mercury
John E. Boone
R. C. Snyder
Boone
Price
Stonaker
U. S. 4A
Snyder
Shookstown Road
Frederick
Jack Clary
RFD 1
Clary
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