Hallowe'en Parade Here October 30
Frederick city announces prizes for the annual Hallowe'en parade on Wednesday October 30. The event starts at 8 p.m. with participants reporting by 6:30 p.m. on Seventh and Market streets. Prizes cover floats marching groups fire cannes costumes and special family and antique mobile prizes.
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Hallowe'en
Frederick City
Alan W. Long
Moats
Market Streets
Hallowe’en
William Null
Flu Cases May Ease Off Soon in Maryland
The State Health Department forecasts a three to four week crest of a flu outbreak in Maryland with rising case counts this week reaching about 13,000 for October. Dr Charlene Silverman of the department says cases will then begin to decline.
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Associatio Press
Charlene Silverman
State Health Dep
Maryland
Liverman
Guilty Plea Not Accepted In U S Court
A 61 year old Eastern Shore woman pleaded guilty in Federal Court to income tax evasion but the judge delayed acceptance of the plea. Judge R. Dorsey Watkins allowed her to withdraw the plea to remain eligible for bail. The government offered to drop tax evasion charges against her husband Harold A MacAllen. Mrs Lessie B MacAllen admitted evading 13000 in taxes for three years and had understatements of Maryland sales tax. The pair ran a bottle gas business with bank deposits higher than reported sales. State Comptroller J Millard Tawes, a gubernatorial candidate, was among six character witnesses.
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Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Dorsey Watkins
Lessie B. ‘MacAlen
Princess Anne
Harold A. MacAllen
MacAllen
J. Jefferson Aliiler ii
U. S
iMrs.MacAllen T
Lions Club
Miller
Fa Akon
Bennett
Carlton
Molesworth
Court
Frederick Gas Company
John Zufall
Zufall
Amos Harper
Null
Frederick Jaycees and
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Civitan Club
Walter Faces Suit From Wife In Nonsupport Case
Washington. Representative Walter of Pennsylvania is sued by his wife for nonsupport alleging he evicted her from the Easton home and refuses to maintain a home for her. Her income is estimated over 50,000 yearly, including congressional pay and bank executive roles. A new-trial motion was filed in Circuit Court by Sterling Rice in a separate murder case, listing procedural errors and evidentiary issues as grounds.
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Washington
Walter
D-Pa
Francis E. Walters
Easton
Acya
Snr
Philadelphia
Circuit Court
Sterling Ralph Rice
Libertytown
Ardel
Mary - iSheHeron
Rice
Dorothy E. Thompson
Centerville
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Edwin F. Nikirk
Oy Xs
West Germany Breaks With Yugoslavia
BONN Germany West Germany severed diplomatic relations with Yugoslavia today. The Yugoslav ambassador Dusan Kveder called the action senseless pressure and warned of direct damage to Bonn and world political stability. This is the first peacetime break in relations since 1871. Foreign Minister Von Brentano said the move followed Yugoslavia recognizing the East German regime, which Bonn denies has legal existence.
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West Germany
Yugoslavia
Bonn
Germany
Dusan Kveder
Ryeder
Heinrich von Brentano
Koeder
East Germany
Door Left Ajar At Trinity Chapel In Quasi Incident
Police found a side door ajar at Trinity Chapel on West Arch Streets early this morning. Pastor Rev Paul L Althouse said chairs were moved to Kemp Hall for a ninth grade dance last night and the door may have been left open inadvertently. No money was missing and the incident appears non criminal.
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Trinity Chapel
West Arch
Paul L. Althouse
United Church of Christ, Evangelical and Reformed
Kemp Hall
Science and recognition at Hood College ceremony
Dr Bronk urged broad scientific literacy to accelerate progress. Hood College planned a ceremony for new science facilities with citations to four women scientists and a donor dinner attended by trustees. Separately, Soviet warns of U.S. plotted Middle East war, and daylight saving time ends Oct 27 with clocks back one hour.
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Hood
Dor. Carr
der. Brook
Dr. Bronk
Sin
Ian
Bronk
Prince Philip
Washington
Frederick County
Ling
James A. Grove
Dedicate 2 Buildings At College Dedication
Visors toured Hood College campus early this morning to view the new Lillian Brown Hodson Science Hall and Re Paul Smith Residence Hall during weekend dedication events. Dr Dellev W Bronk of the National Academy of Science spoke last night, with Dr H Bently Glass and Dr Alan T Waterman leading today’s discussions on radioactivity and geophysics.
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Hood College
Lillian Brown
Hodson Science Hall
Dr. Glass
Dr. Waterman
Honor Mrs McKeldin On 33rd Anniversary
Mrs Theo J McKeldin wife of Maryland governor was honored at a Republican banquet marking 33rd wedding anniversary. The event referenced international security and promised measures to aid victims of aggression, with remarks invoking the United Nations and a warning to Syria and the Soviet Union.
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Syria
Baltimore
Theo J
Soviet Union
Dere R. McKeldin
Mary Faims
U.N
Khushchev Bullying World? Yorktown Speech
In Yorktown, Secretary of the Army Brucker says Khrushchev uses a clever propaganda campaign to threaten allies and force a peace stance by the United States. The remarks, for a Yorktown Monument dedication during Yorktown Day, emphasize standing with allies against perceived Soviet pressure. In Little Rock, Arkansas, deepening integration crisis at Central High School prompts anticipation of further legal actions.
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Yorktown
Bracker
Dales
United States
Kremlin
Brucker
Yorktown Monument
Britain
Lord Cornwallis
Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Kennedy urges lawyers to police their profession in UF speech
Senator John F Kennedy urged lawyers to police their profession amid a Senate probe into union leaders. He cited lawyers who conspire with union officials to misuse funds, defend corrupt officers, and promote sham unions and welfare plans for personal gain. He warned of lawyers shifting from management to unions to profit.
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Gainesville
Fla
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
University of Florida
Kennedy
McClellan
Farnett Np
New York
Weather and Dam Levels At Fishing Creek Reservoir
Caretaker Frank Weddle reports Fishing Creek reservoir level remained 12 feet below the top despite substantial raids. Early precipitation of about three-quarters of an inch boosted stream flow briefly, then the level fell two inches. More rain is forecast with a cold frosty weekend, frost likely Sunday, and lows expected in the low thirties. Overnight temperature dropped to 49 from 62 Friday at the state police barracks.
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Frank Weddle
State Police
May Harness H Bomb Fusion For Peace
A Britain and US science group reports progress toward peaceful fusion for energy, after a Princeton conference. Experiments yielded substantial neutrons, potentially from controlled thermonuclear devices, but further work is needed to confirm the source and confirm feasibility.
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Washington
Britain
Princeton
N.J
United Kingdom
United States
Baltimore Board to Discuss Federal Money for Medical Care
The State Board of Health plans discussions to decide if Maryland should accept Federal funding for its medical care program. The Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty urges rejection as socialized medicine, preferring state fees for the poor. The Council on Medical Care yesterday advised that there is no real reason to oppose accepting the Federal funds, noting state aid is already received in other medical areas.
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Baltimore 2
State Board of Health
Marland
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
Council On Med
Ical Care
Pepco Files Plan for Dickerson Power Station Start
Pepco of Rockville filed an application to build the first phase of a 100 million dollar power station at Dickerson. The project targets a start by November 15 with operation by June 1959 and an annual revenue impact of about six hundred thousand dollars rising to one million as the plant completes. State and county officials estimate Maryland eligibility and permit processing will take about ten days and ten days respectively.
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Rockville
Ie Potonac Electric Power Co
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Maryland
PEPCO
United States and Turkey Debating at the UN on Middle East Crisis
In New York a 82 nation UN General Assembly debate opens amid Soviet Syria accusations that Turkey threatens Syria. Turkey and the United States deny the charges while Moscow warns of possible aid to Syria if attacked. Turkey's ambassador accuses Russia of intimidation and denies aggressive plans.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Turkey
U.N. General Assembly
MiddleEast
Assembly
Syria
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Britain
Seviallah ‘Esin
U.N
Hhis
Queen Elizabeth II Watches Maryland North Carolina Game
Queen Elizabeth II attended a University of Maryland versus North Carolina game in College Park with Prince Philip, sitting at a box near the 50-yard line. The visit included a British Embassy reception, honors to citizens, a foundation stone ceremony, a troop review, and a state dinner at the embassy for President and Mrs. Eisenhower.
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Washington
Siste Dutles
Eisenhower
University of Maryland-North Carolina
College Park
Prince Philip
PhRip
Siarine Barracks
Lone Flyer Is Rescued Near Coruna After Transatlantic Attempt
American pilot William Wyatt, 25, a former Marine, was picked up 36 miles northwest of Coruna after a failed nonstop from Galveston to Rome. Search efforts by U S and French air forces began when he failed to report in near Bordeaux, with fuel for about 3 25 am EST.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Wiliam Wyatt
Shannon
Wyatt
Coruna
Spain
Galveston
Tex
Rome
Bordeaux
Marine i
North Atlantic
Groix
Lorient
Moscow Radio Attacks Dulles Over Peace Talks
North American broadcast from Moscow charges Secretary Dulles blocks world peace deals and aims to make wars a norm every two years. It claims no agreement with the Soviet Union is possible though talks may continue, and suggests one still could be reached to stop arms to the Middle East. A Japanese soldier testifies he stopped shielding Girard in a firing range death, saying Girard was portrayed as a hero.
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London
Moscow
Ob State
Dulles
North America
Soviet Union
Nikolai Andreyev
Russia
Mr. Dulles
Middle East
Duiles
Rero Somagahara
Japan
William S. Girard
Girard
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