Woman Dead Inside Automobile After Incline Crash
Mt Airy resident Mrs. William Merrick died after her car rolled down a 200 foot hill from her Hill street home striking Andy Cashour’s car and house. Firemen said brakes were not applied. the Nash Rambler was destroyed and Cashour suffered a leg laceration. An autopsy was planned in Baltimore.
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Mt. Airy
William Merrick
Edward Grimley
C. M. Waltz
Baltimore
Merrick
Peacock
Cashour
Mrs. Cashour
Delaine
Hobbs
Mr. Airy
Willam Merrick
Airy
No Recess Appointment For Sobeloff Planned
Eisenhower shows no plan for a recess appointment to Sobeloff as a U.S. solicitor general nominee. The nomination to the 4th Circuit remains pending. action resumes with Congress in January after no committee movement before adjournment.
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Sobeloff
Washington I
Simon E. Sobeloff
Hearing To Clear Way For New Road Near Camp Detrick
A condemnation trial in Baltimore is set to clear the way for a connecting road between the Fourth and Seventh Street pikes west of Camp Detrick. The plan would close Seventh Street inside the camp and link traffic from Yellow Springs Mountaindale and Lewistown to Frederick, with federal funds likely covering the project and the State Roads Commission seeking details on improvements to the Fourth Street pike.
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U.S. District ‘Court
Baltimore
Fourth
Seventh Street
Camp Detrick
State Roads Commission
Military Road
United States
Detrick Reservation
Seventh Streets
Detrick
Fourth Street
Montevue
Rocky Springs Road
Apple Avenue
John A. Derr
Seventh
Yellow Springs
Mountaindale
Lewistown
Frederick
Pate Named New Marines Commandant After Shepherd
Gen Pate a 47 year old South Carolinian to become the Marines 21st commandant succeeding Gen Lemuel C Shepherd who retires Pate served as deputy commandant and will take over the post He is a Port Royal native who joined the corps after Virginia Military Institute graduation in 1921 CAR STRUCK A car driven by Arthur Edward Cecil of East Seventh Street was hit from behind by a vehicle driven by Robert Earl White Chuckey Tenn Monday night they were westbound on East Patrick Street No charges filed
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Washington
Randolph MacCall Pate
Marine Corps
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Shepherd
Pate
Port Royal
S. C
Virginia Military Institie
Arthur Edward Cecil
East Seventh Street
Robert Earl White
Chuckey
Tenn
East Patrick Street
Gift From President for 11 Year Old Boy in Wheel Chair
An 11 year old boy in Chicago with muscular dystrophy, confined to a wheelchair, received a belated birthday gift an autographed picture of President Eisenhower.
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Chicago
Bos
Eisenhower
Red China Seeks High Level Talks With U S
Secretary of State Dulles said Red China formally asked for a high level meeting with the United States to discuss Far East problems. He noted the Geneva representative raised the query along with objections to the Western trade blockade. Dulles opposed the move and said Geneva talks remain under way with no exhaustion.
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Washington
Dulles
Ching
United States
Far East
Red China
Geneva
Red
County approves bids for new Yellow Springs school and Middletown addition
The Board of County Commissioners approved bids for a new elementary school at Yellow Springs and a 1300m addition at Middletown. L. J. Keller and Sons of Frederick will build Yellow Springs for 325000, Lloyd C. Culler for Middletown at 276200. Construction to start soon with occupations planned for next September.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Yellowsprings
Farmer Loses Arm In Corn Picker Accident
A 48 year old farmer from Adamstown lost his left arm above the elbow when his coveralls button tangled in a corn picker while clearing a choke on his Buckeystown area farm near Lily Ponds. He was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital and pronounced in favorable condition after surgery. A neighbor, Charles Catsail of the Claggett farm, heard his cry and transported him. Page’s sister Mrs Clyde Thomas and wife Mrs Page were at the hospital.
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Adamstown
Walter Page
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Page
Lily Ponds
Claggett Diocesan Center
Buckeystown
Claggett Farm
Charles Catsail
Clyde Thomas
Pickets Bar Entry to Westinghouse Pittsburgh Plant
In Pittsburgh, 34 000 CIO International Union of Electrical Workers picketed Westinghouse Electric Corp striking 320 plants. Supervisory personnel and nonstriking office staff were barred from entering the Pittsburgh plant. A union spokesman said the action was not a concerted move and left entry decisions to local locals. Some officials did enter, while most were kept out as mass picketing continued. Negotiators planned to return to the bargaining table.
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Pittsburgh
Siay
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Woodcutter Fined 175 By Judge in Circuit Court
A Cumberland woodcutter Rey B. Whorton was fined 175 for drunken and reckless driving after pleading guilty in circuit court before Associate Judge Patrick R. Schnauffer. State Police observed weaving on Mt Pleasant. Whorton had spent time in jail awaiting bond. Edwin F. Nikirk represented him. Not guilty verdict for Lee Coulter on reckless driving appeal.
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Cumberland
Patrick
Wharton
Edwin F. Nikirk
Lee Coulter
Jon
Coulter
East Sixthstreet
Samuel W. Hood
Sixth Street
Chapel Alley
Nikirk
Carlisle J. Smith
Rocky Ridge
Charles R. Stambaugh
Maryland
Maryland 77
Stambaugh
Smith
Thomas S. Glass
Kenneth Angleberger
Thurmont
James R. Dubel
Angleberger
Sabillasville
Tor
Edward DP. Storm
Mr. Barrick
Authorized to Settle Fraternal Claim in Estate Case
The Orphans Court authorized Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank and Trust Company to pay the Grand Lodge of Maryland of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Inc. 83.07139 in full settlement of its claim against the estate of Elizabeth Shetla. The bank, executor, states the only asset was 6.14279, ownership disputed by the IOOF because of an agreement in which the lodge supported Shetla for 18 months and paid burial expenses. The executor and lodge counsels agreed to settle by paying half the amount to the IOOF as approved by the court.
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Orphans Court
Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank and Trust Company
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Inc
Elizabeth Shetla
I O QO
Lodge
George Carl Swatsbaugh Jr
Sheila
County Clergy Addressed By C. J. Ferling
Frederick County Ministers Association met at Jefferson Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev G B Platt hosting and Clem J Ferling addressing on The Penal System And What It Aims To Do. Ferling outlined modern penology stressing rehabilitation, religious training, and youth crime prevention, and praised Maryland State Reformatory chaplains before adjournment at 12 20 p.m.
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Frederick County
Maryland State Reformatory
Ferling
Maryland State
Y.alc.a
Second Polio Shots Begin November 8
County health officer Dr Forbes H Burgess announced that second polio inoculations for children in the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis program who had first injections last spring will run November 8 through November 11. Three teams of volunteers and nurses will administer 1 cc intramuscular shots to second and third graders, with signed parental request slips required.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Ransom Lewis Jr
Betty Fout
Sarah Bennett
R. N
Nellie Smith
Ebenezer
Urbana
A.m
Pilgram
Lerner
Algersville
Burkittsville
Horsey
Henson
Hopeland
Buckeystown
Adamstown
P.m
White
Jefferson
Brunswick
P. m
Pruitt
New Midway
P.m.t
Stoner
Synod Holds Fall Meeting In Trinity Chapel
Over 100 delegates from Evangelical and Reformed Church congregations in Washington Carroll and Frederick counties attend Potomac Synod regional meeting at Trinity Chapel. Dr Frederick B Eyster will address morning sessions starting 9 30 with brief messages from church boards. reports on Homewood Church name and other duties.
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
Washington
Carroll
Frederick Counties
Potomac Synod
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
Frederick B. Eyster
Reginald Helferrich
Church World Service
Nelson F. Schlegel
Commission On Social Action
Frank A. Rosenberger
Churchmen's Brotherhood
Francis A. Leiby
Synod
Frank Higinbotham
Bernard Stull
Richard H. Best
Adi Man's Wife Slain by Her Son in Pasadena Case
In Pasadena, Iris Mrawley, 50, was found slain in her bedroom. Her son John P. Hawley, 19, confessed after waking in a San Bernardino hospital and attempted self harm. Police note he has a mental health history and a mole was found at the scene amid a grim motive claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
John PF
William
Foster & Riciser
San Francisco
Alter
Fall Leaf Coloring At Height Draws Park Visitors
Officials at Gambrill State Park report 28 065 visitors from May 1 to October 1 concentrated in the mountain top area. Tress such as Coxwend and black oak are turning scarlet and yellow, with some oaks staying green into December. Forester Jack Karnig notes heavy leaf fall, with Hickories dropping early, and forecasts a continued peak this week in lower elevations. Cold weather is expected to intensify leaf fall as frost may arrive soon.
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Apaut
Woo
Gambrill State Park
High Ench
Jack Karing
Karnig
Gambrill Park
Karneg
Bril Park
Gambril Park
Airport
Playboy's Plane Crash Kills Three In North Hollywood
A plane registered to Joel W. Thorne crashed into a two story apartment building in North Hollywood near Lockheed Air Terminal, killing Thorne and two others including a newborn, with nine injured. Eyewitnesses reported a wing detach before impact. rescue crews and police identified victims and recovered bodies. The incident halted Magnolia Boulevard traffic as firefighters battled the blaze and authorities investigated Thorne’s aviation history and connections.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Joel W.thorne
Thorne
Las Vegas
Nev
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Roy ©. Miller
Betty Jean Wolf
Sheryl Camille Preston
Michael Preston
Frank Marchia
Los Angeles
Anna Presinzano
Lyndhurst
Nut
Marchia
John
Patricia
William Bates
Preston
New York
Jong
George Robson
S’horne
Hollywood
Johnsie
Shirley Powell
Miss Presinzano
Magnolia Blvd
Roy Martens
Mark Daniel
Martens
Ralph Frazer
North Hollywood High School
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