Fourth Offense Driver Sentenced in Hagerstown Court
Commodore Hoscoe Green, appealing his fourth conviction for driving on a revoked license, received a 60 day county sentence in Circuit Court. He testified about driving only to get to work as Trooper Da Nuxirk and ward Leach observed. Robert Cox’s appeal in a separate case was denied.
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Hagerstown
Commodore Hoscoe Green
EPA
Department
Fourth Green
da’ E
Fe Nuxirk
Asward Leach
Robert Cox
Convinec
Americans Win Nobel Prize in Medicine for Heredity Study
AP reports Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to Dr. Severo Ochoa of New York and Dr. Arthur Kornberg of Stanford for discoveries on heredity mechanisms. They study DNA, nucleic acids, and RNA. The prize money is 220,700 Swedish crowns.
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AP Stockholm. Inc
Am Missis
Severno Ochoa
University Medical School
New York
Arthur Kornberg
Stanford Univers California
Royal Carehneim of Medicine
Alfred Nobel
George Beadie
Edward Tatum
Joshua Lederberg
Ochoa
Kornberg
Garage Fire Damages Martinsburg Area Cable Garage
A fire in a private garage in Sharpsburg Maryland early today damaged a car and disrupted telephone and cable service in the Martinsburg area. No injuries reported and investigators were assessing the cause.
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Martinsburg
Sharpsburg
W. Va
Condition of Rivers Amid Clear Weather Near Harpers Ferry
River conditions show Monocacy at Fred tion and Potomac at Harpers Ferry are clear with no observed flooding. Officials report stable levels and favorable travel conditions along the monitored rivers.
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Fred Tion
Harpers Ferry
Sight Restored After 42 Years For Seattle Woman
Mrs. Duane Vincent, 45, in Seattle regained vision two weeks after a cornea transplant. Doctors say full success may take months. donor corneas came from Bobby Jenness who died in a September traffic crash.
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Seattle
Wash
Duane Vincent
Cent
Bobby Jenness
Hily
Irexes Bank
Bobby
Twenty More Earn “Award Of Merit” In Local Drive
The Community Chest-Red Cross Appeal names twenty additional award of merit winners in the city and county, with display moved to Young Men's Shop window. Recipients include Albo Restaurant, Arrow Oil, Center, Crown Oil, Disposal Dept, Doubs Elementary, Frederick Electronics, Liberty Jr. High, New Schroeder’s, North’s Children’s Wear, Point of Rocks School, Ramsburg Fertilizer, Thurmor Elementary, United Insurance, Ray Wachies, ix Company, and others.
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Chesit-Red Cross
Nounced Toda
Young Alen
West Church
North Kee Street
Albo Restaurant
South Street
Arrow Oil Company
Oland Meiwler
Charles Men's Wear
Shoon
Crown OU & Wax Company
Charlies Goodman
E. E
Humphrey Endorses Auto Workers Political Goals
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey pledged support for the United Auto Workers political aims at the convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. He criticized the Eisenhower administration as slow and veto-prone and urged action on aging care and public policy.
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Humphrey
Auto Workers
Alantic City
API
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Politioals
United Autors
Esenho
UAW
e@ union
Kennedy
Upper Montgomery Firemen Get New Paid For Ambulance
The Upper Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department will have a brand new ambulance by week’s end. Deputy Chief William Biss will drive it from Rock Hall to Beallsville on Friday. The Eureka Cadillac ambulance costs 13000 dollars and can carry two patients at once, replacing a hearse conversion in use for years. It may join or replace existing units. details pending.
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Montgomery County
William Biss
Beallsville
Rock Hall
Hilton Funeral Home
Bliss
Bealisville
George Hillard
Beating Trainmen Leads to Multiple Sentences and Fines
In a case against James Hoyton and others, Hoyton received a term for assaulting railway conductors on a Teor line. Several men, including Dennine Corom Romper, faced fines for related offenses. Additional sentences include a $25 fine or 10 days for Gary Spencer Nelson Long for speeding on Route 46 west of Frederick on September 8.
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Seai
Aran
Tie Snyvder
Jordan
Thompson
Gary Spencer Nelson Long
Frederick
the. Snyder
Street Work Low Bid At $26 020 For Frederic Project
Frederic officials announce the low bid of 26220 for street work after awarding contract to a concrete firm as the second low bidder. The start date is set soon with authorities approving funds and work scope.
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Frederic
Passion Play Opens At FHS
The Oberammergau style production debuts at Farringham High School as the fall program begins with an opening matinee and a run through next Friday. The cast features students from St. Andrew Academy and local schools including Miriam Ber and Otho Keller IV, with a Friday performance expected to draw from multiple nearby districts.
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Oberamergan
Derick High
Formance
St. Ifnd Academy
Wce
Gaihtus
Oun
Anna Mae Hughes
Miriam Berfer
Otho Keller IV
George von Frank Blanceijl
Robert Jordan
Carole Cra
Susan Sansen
Sandra Lerner
Shandron Alexand Canner
Cath Janet Ei
Harry James Dott
Janet
Communists Change Line On U S Policy
Washington AP reports U S propaganda chief George V. Allen says Communists now show doubt about American validity and accuse US of wasteful socialist planning. Moscow admits a shift in attitudes as they observe American life and criticise capitalistic abundance.
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Washington
U. S
George V. Allen
Moscow
Rushdies
Pampeus
America
Suspect Flees At High Speed Before Guilty Plea
A chase reached speeds of 85 to 90 mph as the defendant sped away near the Myersville intersection. The car overheated and smoked after being stopped by a trooper who issued the ticket. Long pleaded guilty.
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Myersville
Long
Miss Fehr Nominated for Distinguished Service Award
Beatrice Fehr, a home demonstration agent, is named state nominee for the Distinguished Service Award. The presentation will be by Ferguson, a federal extea admirer, at a reception in New Orleans from October 24 to 26. Fehr has led family craft and readership projects and has held key roles in Frederick’s home demonstration work.
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Beatrice Fehr
Emory Aiarsi
Honar
Ferguson
Exteaadmirator
Orleans
Leadershi developmentSman
Eiive
Beid Seeina
Oz Rampard
Lland
Miver
Demwngent
Dhss Fee
Frederick Counas
Fires threaten La Crescenta area as brush blaze expands
Los Angeles area residents brace for possible evacuations as a fast moving brush fire spreads across 2600 acres above La Canada and La Crescenta. About 1500 firefighters battle the blaze with several homes already damaged and more at risk.
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Los Angeles
la Canada
Briggs Terrace
la Crescenta
Morgan
Hames
Gimson
Ecesa
Lahorapace Research
Gennardy
Freedom text book theme marks National Newspaper Week
President Eisenhower lauds the nations newspapers as the freedom and justice teachers of the public. He says editors report daily affairs with zeal and accuracy and help citizens learn history and move toward freedom and justice. Best wishes are extended for the observance.
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Washington
Freedom and Justice
Eisenhower
Naval
Ears Eyelids Eyebrows And Scalp Lost In Farm Accident
A 12 year old Blackfoot Idaho girl suffered severe injuries when a potato harvester tore away her ears eyelids eyebrows and scalp. Surgeons at an unnamed hospital in Salt Lake City performed a six hour operation grafting abdominal skin to her face neck and scalp while plans to graft the removed parts back in place were developed. The surgeons hope the abdominal blood will nourish the grafts until reattachment is possible. Names of the Blackfoot clinician or the Salt Lake surgeon were not released.
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Christine Hares Blackfoot
Idaho
Blackfoot
Latter-Day Saints Hospital
Combine
Chrises
Hospital
Salt Lake
Goospital
Clarence E. Wonnacott
Neaperstion
Sai
Cou
Alice Lon Opens Minus Welk's Best
Alice Lon returns to the spotlight in Hollywood at Cocoanut Grove as a solo performer after leaving Lawrence Welk’s band. The former Champagne Lady announced she would be away from the Welk show for a period while debuting her solo act.
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Alice Lon
Minus Welk
Hollywood
Lawrence Welk
Welk
Rockwell
Some Hope For Settling Steel Strike
AP reports government mediation on the steel strike shows limited progress as Eisenhower grants extra time for the three member fact finding panel to report. Industry and union leaders discuss issues while the 93 day long stoppage threatens inflation and supply, with hopes for a voluntary agreement to avoid court action.
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Ington
Eserhower
Taylor
Eisenhower
W ‘House
Frider
Mvior
George W. Taylor
John A. Morse
Bethlehem Steel
Coldest Day in Six Months Prompts Thaw Outlook
The report notes the coldest day in six months with temperatures near 60 expected for a brief thaw. Rainfall adds about .01 inch this month while the water level sits four inches higher. Wednesday’s high ran 19 degrees below normal with a normal high near 69 and 45 as a low.
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Alroor
Wednes
Frank Weddie
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