Vandals Target County Farms With Threats Of Violence
Sheriff Horace M. Alexander warns vandals in multiple county areas as hay and corn fodder are burned dragged and destroyed near roads. Farmers fear shootings and property damage rises with reports of fences pulled onto roads and a Reichs Ford bridge fire blamed on fodder. Authorities expect more vandal groups and will press malicious destruction charges.
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Hallowe'en
Horace M. Alexander
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Robert Strailman
Reich
Ford
No Pay For Slain Dogs
A Circuit Court jury in Derwood, Montgomery County awarded defendant Clinton W. Earp $0 after he admitted shooting two dogs claimed by plaintiff George W. Fry as rabbit hunting companions. Fry sought $190,000 in damages plus punitive damages for alleged unjustified shooting. Fry argued the dogs were enclosed at Earp’s home. Earp testified the dogs chased livestock and that one cow lost calves. Medical and vet fees were cited, with disputed dog values and a move for change of venue.
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Derwood
Montgomers County
Clinton W. Earp
George W. Fry
Farp
Fry
Earp
SIM
Patrick VM. Schmauf i
Susan Hender
Shot
James Pugh
William Wo Storm
Montgomery
Arthur J
Forney Ray
Baer
Cyrus B Grossnickle
Edward T Welfenatem
Dawsons
Hanmond
Robert R. Rhoderick
Wares
Gruber
George Wo der Lauter
Aubrey Gavis
Loon
Coast Storm Advances Up East Seaboard Rail
An Atlantic coastal storm spawned off Cuba kept moving northeast along the coast. Warnings extended from Block Island to Cape Hatteras with small craft urged to seek shelter. The storm centered near the Virginia Capes and expected to reach Nantucket by Friday morning with heavy rain spreading northeastward to southern New England.
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Baltimore
Cuba
Weather Bureau
Washington
Block Island
Delaware
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Chesapeake Bays
Virginia Capes
Nantucket
New England
Florida
Fellsmere
Kissipmee
St. Cloud
Taft
Daytona Beach
Cocoa
Lake Okeechobee
Wiegal
Carolinas
Virginia
Norfolk
Brunswick
Eisenhower Sees Commanding Lead in New York Straw Poll
The New York Daily News reports Dwight D. Eisenhower leading Adlai Stevenson in a statewide straw poll, with 2327 votes tallied showing Eisenhower at 32 percent and Stevenson at 40.8 percent after canvassing 33,000 residents. The paper notes its 22nd poll history with 18 bullseyes.
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New York
New York Daily News
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York State
Stevenson
Two More Second Bankers Are Fired
Warsaw radio reported that Poland's communist government fired two deputy ministers of building and reconstruction, Roman Piotrowski and Alek sander Wolski, with no reason given. The dismissals follow a pattern of upper level firings amid criticism of polling and housing policy.
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Vienna
Poland
Warsaw Radio
Roman Piotrowski
Aleksander Wolski
New York State
Ac Deanna
Okinawa Braces for New Typhoon Jean Threat
The U S bases on Okinawa face Typhoon Jean with central winds reported near 115 mph earlier and a forecast path toward the island. Forecasters warned fringe winds up to 75 mph by Friday, with Saturday morning landfall possible as power builds. Past storms Emma and Harriet caused multi million dollar damage to military and civilian property.
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FT. Buckner
Okinawa
U.S
Jean
Earier
U.S. Air Force
Emma
Army
Navy
Air Force
Harriet
Agreement On By-Pass Presented For Frederick Road Plan
The State Roads Commission, Frederick County, and the city of Frederick presented a proposed by pass agreement to move the Fort Detrick access and relocate Maryland 73. The plan includes right of ways, surveys, bids, and a potential $50,000 Detrick contribution, with maintenance and cost sharing details. Streams Potomac and Monocacy flow clear.
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Seventh
Fourth Street
Fort Detrick
State Roads Commission
County of Frederick
City of Frederick
Roads Commission
Commission
United States District Court
Baltimore
Maryland 73
Yellow Springs Road
Detrick
Phaminat Mihar
Chief of Transportation
De’trick
Maryland
Frederick
West Fourth Street
The
Derrick
Yellow Springs
Four Crewmen Die In Head on Trains' Crash
Four crewmen die and four are injured when two Atlantic Coast Line freight trains collide head on near Pineola Florida at 6 am. D. T. Martina E. W. Vaughn Breehy Sarvine Phillips and W. E. Snyder are identified as the deceased. Rescue efforts and an ACL investigation follow the wreck.
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Pineola
Flaw
Atlantic Coast Line
ACL
Pineda
D. T. Martina
High Springs
Fla
E. W. Vaughn
Breehy Sarvine Phillips
Lakeland
W. E Snyder
Marla
Vaughn
Phillips
Snyder
John Preell
Garnet
Brooksville
Tampa
Water Level Drops Five Inches at Fishing Creek Reservoir
Water levels fell five inches below full mark at Fishing Creek reservoir marking the first drop of the year. Caretaker Frank Weddle reported the morning measurement as rain was expected to help later in the day. Forecasters predicted a coastal storm would bring some rain to Maryland but only light showers occurred overnight.
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Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Stid
Maryland
Salisbury
Easton
Westvaco Opens New Technological Lab
Westvaco formally opened its new technological research and development laboratory in Covington Virginia. The two story brick facility will handle pulping, bleaching and paper research and spans about 11008 square feet. The center is Westvaco sixth and employs 60 people now with plans to reach 100. the event included demonstrations for college professors and students.
Maryland Teachers Asked To Reaffirm Integration Policy
The Maryland State Teachers Association urged reaffirmation of support for racial integration in public schools. A resolution reinforcing the association's prior stance was introduced at the governing body meeting opening its 89th annual convention in Baltimore. Over 14,000 Maryland public school teachers are in the city.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers Assn
Maryland
Balti
Humphrey to Speak in Baltimore Tonight
Treasury Secretary Humphrey visits Maryland for a $100-a-plate dinner to boost the state GOP campaign. About 800 guests expected as part of a birthday mission during a visit that also includes remarks from Interior Secretary Seaton and a rally by Vice President Nixon at the State Fairgrounds in Timonium. The convention features education issues, salary proposals, and a new integration resolution advancing in the Maryland Teachers Association.
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Baltimore
Treasury
Humphrey
Maryland
Seavower
Hamphhey Iite
Seaton
Denton
Tomorry Might
Nixon
Timonium
Lutherans Split Over Supreme Court School Ruling
Representatives ended the biennial United Lutheran Church convention in Harrisburg after approving a final declaration that backs the integration principle but removes a line saying the ruling is in harmony with Christian convictions. Delegates voted 340 to 159 to strike the phrase amid Southern doubts about integration and calls to uphold due process.
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Harrisburg
United Lutheran Church
Supreme Court
Wynne C. Bolick
Greenville
S. C
South
Boliek
Harold C. Letts
Teaneck
Explosion At American Motors Injures Fourteen At Kenosha Plant
A blast in the motor testing department of the American Motors Co plant in KenoshaWis injures fourteen workers, six seriously. The fire started in a gas and oil contaminated pit, flames spreading as fumes and waste ignited. Firemen contained the blaze in about thirty minutes. the cause linked to a starter switch flare. American Motors builds Nash Hudson Rambler autos and employs about two hundred eight in the department.
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Kenosha
Wis
American Motors Co
American Motors
Nash, Hudson
Rambler
Bender
American Meters
Youth Slain Two Hurt In Southwest Side Gang Outbreak
One youth was killed and another seriously wounded when a gang confrontation at Cornell Square Park in Chicago escalated into a shooting and melee. Fred Kruse Jr admitted firing the shots that killed Warren White 17 and wounded Edward Melant Jr 18. Richard Bukovic 19 was slashed and beaten. all youths involved were held without charge.
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Chicago
Fred Kruse, Jr
Warren White
Edward Melant Jr
Richard Bukovic
Kruse
Bukovic
Patrick Deele
Cornell Square Park
51St
Wood Streets
White
Melant
Gerald Sternal
Derlex Sternal
Melani
New Combination Treatment Reported For Infectious Hepatitis
New York doctors report a cortisone and antibiotic combination speeding recovery from infectious hepatitis. In 12 treated patients the jaundice cleared in one to two weeks and hospital stays averaged under two weeks, with no relapses to date. The approach adds daily vein injections of cortisone and aureomycin or archro mycin alongside standard care, aiming to reduce liver inflammation and secondary infections.
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New York
Max Jacobson
Charles Ressler
New York City
New York State Journal of Medicine
Jacobson
Ressler
Write-In Span On Machines At Frederick County Voting
The county election board confirms write in spaces will appear atop voting machines for nine independent presidential electors and spaces for senator and representative write ins. Absentee ballots for armed forces and new civilian absentee voting rules are in place with 105 civilian ballots issued so far and a deadline looming.
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Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Board of Election Supervisors
Attorney General's
U. S
Congress
General Assembly
Board of Registry
Malik
Secretary of State
Registry Board
Armed Services
Frederick
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