Four Parties On Ballot In This County
The county election supervisors arrange for printing nearly 33 000 ballots for the November 2 election. Presidential ballot listings include Dewey Warren Republican Truman Barkley Democrat Wallace Taylor Progressive with eight blank electors spaces. A movement may add Thurmond Wright for States Rights, but voting rules on counting undecided.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Dewey
Warren
Thomas and Sr
Truman
Barkley
Wallace
Taylor
States’ Rights Party
Thurmond
Wright
Temperatures Rise Toward Normal After Cold Night Across Region
Article notes a cool night from the Great Lakes to New England with freezing readings at Old Town Missouri and near freezing in parts of the South. Daytime temps expected to rebound to normal in the South and Midwest as showers hit parts of New England and New York. heavier rain in southern Florida and some snow flurries in northern Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New England
New York
Lakes Erie
Huron
Florida
Michigan
Hood College to inaugurate Dr Truxal as president in ceremonies
Hood College will inaugurate Dr Andrew Gehr Truxal as president with a large convocation at the Hudson outdoor theater on the campus. President Isaiah Bowman of Johns Hopkins will give the address as two thousand guests attend including 200 college delegates and church group representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Learned Societies
Henri L. G. Kieffer
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
John Lentz
Norristown
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Paul B. Beckhelm
Mueller
Cecilion
Bowman
Our City
Teschner
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Board of
Wustees
Truxal
Rieder
William Sprigg
Andrew Vance McCracken
Missions Council
Congreggational Christian Churches
Truxa
William Preston Lane
Lane
Joan Schmitz
Tarentum
William E. Lampe
Philadelphia
James L. Reid
Catonsville
Helen Bragdon
Lake Erie College
Painesville
John Sloan
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Martha McCauley Fox
Rs. Lane
Bregdon
Elizabeth Eckhardt
Lancaster Seminary of the Church
Columbia University
Franklill and Marshall College
N. H
Frederi
Selectmen
Maryland
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederieck High School
Greater Frederick Days Boosts Local Retailwide Sale
One of Frederick's largest weekends in history draws shoppers Thurs day through Sat as Greater Frederick Days drives store wide savings. Retail Merchants Division sponsors with prizes and 10 000 circulars mailed to nearby communities. events span food jewelry housing and department stores with emphasis on apparel and appliances.
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Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
West Virginia
Greater Frederick
Retail Merchants
Sewer Work Closes Road In City Western Section
The city starts sanitary sewer installation in the western section, closing a road toward Shookstown and Gambrill State Park for about a week. W F Wilson and Sons excavate ditches from Carroll Creek bridge toward the Fourth Street pike, traffic detours via Route 40 and Baughmans Lane per City Engineer W Raymond Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Shookstown and
Gambrill State Park
W. Raymond Walter
Shookstown
2Nd Gambrill Park
Baughman
Kicked Off Ballot by Wright Says States Rights Candidates Barred
Selma Alabama reports Gov Fielding Wright of Mississippi declares national Democratic leaders have removed States Rights candidates from ballots in several states. Wright notes Oklahoma Maryland and Indiana are among those affected as he speaks at a county farm bureau event.
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Selma
Ala
Fielding L Wright
Mississippi
Farm Bureau
Oklahoma
Maryland
Indiana
UN Diverts Atomic Energy Row To Big Five And Canada
Paris reports the United Nations 58 nation political committee voted to refer the atomic energy dispute to the five permanent members and Canada for principles. The Soviet bid to outlaw the bomb failed 39 106 with seven abstentions. India’s plan to return to treaty talks was also rejected.
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Paris
United Nations
Canada
Atomic Energy Control Organization
UN Atomic Commission
Russia
United States
Britain
France
China
General Assembly
Eastwest
Security Council
Berlin
Germany
North Market Street School seeks new building site
The North Market Street School building committee of the PTA will meet soon to study possibilities for a new school and its location and to explore city planning for a potential new facility. The action followed an October 12 meeting and backed the school board’s building program with focus on a nearby site.
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Parent-Teachers Association
North Market Street
Eugene W. Pruitt
Paul Strine
Glen Biehl
Thaddeus Biairs Lee Kefauver
Horace Alexander
Carl Zimmerman
Leonora Humberson
H. J. Kester
James Zimmerman
Edward Dougherty
Russell Young
Harry Shipler
Irs
William Masser
James Harper
Trial over suspected abuse of white Dalmatian in Leeland
A circuit court jury found Mr and Mrs James K Boyland of Leeland near Braddock Heights guilty of cruel treatment to a white Dalmatian. They appealed a $10 magistrate fine. fines and costs totaling 52.80 were paid.
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James K. Boyland
Leeland
Braddock Heights
George W. Green
State Board of Agriculture
Bruce G. White
SPCA
George Crouse
Frank J. Keefer
Bernard McClellan
Daisy Coblentz
Patrick MM. Schnauffer
Edwin F. Nikirk
C. Clifton Wirts
Millard F. Shuff
Edward Windigier
W. Cash Smith
W. Elmer Buhrman
Sophia E. Guyton
Edmund K. Shroyer
H. Stanley Davis
Norman G. Stevens
Plitt von Eiff
Ada Smith
Clyde L Gray
Mary C. Shipley
U N Cease Fire Order Ignored in Paris Front
The United Nations reported continued hostilities despite a Security Council cease fire order. Observers noted heavy bombardment near Paris and Gaza, with 67 bombs at Gaza airport and Israeli corvettes shelling Majdal coast. Debate over the Palestine issue heated in the General Assembly as Russian bloc sought delay until after the US election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Nations
Security Council
United Nations Mers
Imice
Gaza
Majdal
General Assembly
United
Sates
Seven May Be Lost In Baltimore's Harbor
A collision just outside Baltimore harbor sank a tug and sand barge. Seven men were feared lost while the bargemaster his wife and their three month old son were rescued. Coast Guard found two Columbia crewmen bodies. the cook is missing.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Coast Guard
Columbia
Claymont
Del
Bowgran
Chessapeake Bay
Cook
Hood College inauguration weather and frost impact
The forecast calls for clear cool conditions with a high near 56 for tomorrow as Hood College prepares to inaugurate Dr. Andrew G. Truxal. The immediate area reported 30 degrees with no frost today, though Monday's black frost destroyed most vegetables and flowers nearby.
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Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
W. O
Red officers flee Russians seek asylum in Austria
In Vienna on October 20 1945 two Soviet officers fled to the American zone in Austria while a twin engine Russian bomber landed near Linz on October 9. The plane crewman a sergeant was returned to Soviet custody. The pilot and navigator sought political asylum claiming over a year of escape attempts. The craft overshot a runway and crashed into a wooden fence but all onboard escaped injury.
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Vienna
Linz
Soviet Union
U.S
Austria
Ukraine
U. S
Markey Sees Veterans Voting For Republicans
General John Markey told a Republican rally that Maryland veterans will vote Republican in the general election. He cited concerns over Communism infiltrating government while veterans made sacrifices. Representatives Fellows and Beall spoke on Taft Hartley and reelection remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Spring
John Markey
Carly
Maryland
Markey
Veterans’ Division
Republican State Central Committee
Fellows
R-Me
Montgomery County
Beall
R-Md
Gandhi talk on assassination day highlighted plea for world brotherhood
Life photographer Margaret Bourke White recounted Gandhi’s morning interview on the day of his killing. He urged Hindus and others to treat everyone as brothers and said prayerful action could counter the atom bomb. The talk preceded a large Frederick audience at Frederick High School.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Margaret Bourke-White
Life Magazine
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Miss Bourke-White
India
Hiroshima
Kashmir
Miss Bourke- White
Harry Frushour
Jubertytown Junior High
Reds Lead Revolt in South Korea
The report describes fighting between loyal and insurgent Korean soldiers in the south with two rebel bands killing or capturing about 100 policemen. Martial law was declared. towns burned and evacuations occurred as forces move to meet advancing insurgents near Kwangju.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
T. Y. Yoon
Syngman Rhee
Japan
Yasu
Suchon
Yoon
Yosu
Korean Coast Guard
Kwangju
Cholla
Moscow +radio
Rhee
Tokyo
MacArthur
U. S. State Department
V. M. Molotov
United States
General Assembly of
United Nations
York Woman's Stove Picks Up Broadcast
Mrs. Wal ter Sechrist of York Pennsylvania says her gas stove picks up short wave transmissions from her neighbor, an amateur radio operator. She heard the neighbor's voice through the stove while he spoke with another operator in South America, due to two metal panels tuning in the broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jo Ann Mezzanotte
Dundalk
Hamilton R. Atkinson
Jo Ann
Lower Harbor
Baltimore County
Frances Kucinski
York
Walter Sechrist
Filling Station Robbed of Cash and Merchandise
Robbers broke into the Mobil filling station at Wilson Stop on Patrick and West College Terrace during the night and stole about 33 dollars in cash along with merchandise. Entry was gained by breaking a window over a grease rack. a crowbar and screwdriver were used to enter the office. The haul included about 30 dollars in nickels 300 pennies three cartons of cigarettes a tire a spotlight candy and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobil
Wilson
Patrick
West College Terrace
Diphtheria Cases Reported in County Health Update
Two cases of diphtheria have been reported to the County Health Department and listed as the first of the season. The county has not yet seen any cases of infantile paralysis locally and no cases have been reported in the area.
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Peeles Court
Angelo Ciuila
Naomi J. Reeter
Vandalla
Til
Obert L. Ehrlich
Robert L. Horman
Woodbine
Albert TL. Runkles
Mt Airy
Lewis B. Fader
Route 1
Clifton Funkhouser
Moorefield
W. Va
Earl Adkins
Tram
Charles D
McLane
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
James T. Hays
Sarah Agnes Gladhill
Edward D Storm
Ellom
Graceham-Appolds Road
Creagsrsioen
Elite Tavern, Inc
J. Yhaniel Bentz
Park-In Foods Shops, Inc
Charles R. Henderson
Louis Bells
Washington
Emanuel J. Andrews
College Park
Tra
Hood
Dr. Traxal
North Market St
Warren Evans
Charles Poole
Mas Oatman
Elwood Whitmore
Roger Willard
Roy Sundergirl
Emen B Stevens
Howard Smith
Joseph Swank
Brice
Runkles
Oland Meitzler
Frank Gaynor
Frank Dorser
Maurice
Ramsburg
Ellis C Wachter
Minnie Earl Hargett
Victor Palmer
Howard Ash
Ernest Stephens
Carl Brown
A. R. Hartman
Edward Storm
Arthur Lowman
William Davis
Steven Langley
Ruth Wachter
Trene Price
Albert Blumenauer
Melvin Lescalleet
Ruth Staley
S. Price Young
Keller
Carlton Baumgardner
Selma Blum
Mary E. Brown
Otho Keller
Edward Crowther
B. Fleet
U.N
Baltimore’s
Reds
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