Voting Places Are To Be Used Same As Primaries
Frederick city and county residents will vote at the same polling places as in the primaries. Most city registrants will vote at the State armory, with exceptions in Precincts 3 and 3A, 3B and 9A 9B at local buildings. Tuscarora district split creates 1 and 1-4 precincts, adding a machine. overall 69 precincts for 29,716 voters. County campaigns intensify with Democrat and Republican events leading to election day.
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Independent Hose Company
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Tuscarora
Registry Board
Roads To Be Inspected For 1959 Construction Program
County Commissioners will tour county roads proposed for inclusion in the 1959 road program accompanied by the Roads Board and engineers. They will review projects, with final decisions by November first, and bids awarded recently to Eddie Russell for 1.133 miles of Mt Zion church road and N W Etzler Co for 1.3 miles of Price's Distillery road with macadam and blacktop surfaces.
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O. Wilson Runkles
John D. Mause Jr
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Frederick
Mt. Zion Church
Mt. Philip School
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Distillery
Maryland
Quadruplets Born in Richmond Hospital
Four Tu are born at Willis Hospital to Mrs. Edward G. Englehart of Sandston. Two boys and two girls survive, joined by six existing daughters. First child arrived at 5:05 a.m., followed by a boy at 5:15, a girl at 5:25, and a boy at 5:30. Englehart is a Richmond Public Works employee.
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Richmond City
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Richmond Department of Public Works
Frost Ended Growing Season Across City and County
Frost likely killed late season crops in low lying areas of the city and county as temperatures dropped below freezing. Unionville station read 23 degrees, airport 31, with earlier frosts last seen in October. Forecast calls for warming trend this week with highs in the 60s and gradual rise from tonight.
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Unionville
Sneak Tornado Strikes Florida Farming Town
A stealth tornado hit Pahokee Florida causing one death and sixteen injuries, with $400000 damage to homes, equipment, and communications. Nine cropdusting planes were wrecked and migrant workers’ homes collapsed, while a body was found among the wreckage. Public sale of Foxville property later occurred for $2650. Berkeley County begins reappraisal as plans start across several counties. A straw stack fire near Buckeystown prompted emergency response.
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Pahokee
Fla
Tvister
Lairport
Jack Phillips
John Gray
Zoo Laborer
Five Day Weather Forecast From The Associated Press
Maryland forecast shows temperatures about four to three degrees above normal with a rising trend Tuesday and warmer Wednesday. Cooler conditions expected by weekend with mostly fair weather and a chance of rain late in the week. Normal highs 60 to 65 and lows from the 30s in the mountains to the 40s elsewhere.
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Associed Press
Maryland
Erasure
Man With Hatchet Gets Thirty Days
A local colored man pacing the bus avenue Saturday afternoon with a hatchet was sentenced to thirty days in jail by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr for disorderly conduct. Edward Bernard Gray of Phebus Avenue faced charges from Sgt. H. L. Quinn. Gray claimed a woman named Nell Ambush was after him with a butcher knife. He sought admission to Newton D. Baker Hospital and was warned he would be released only if he gained admission. Other motor vehicle cases resulted in four not guilty verdicts and two suspended $10 fines. Carroll Lee Burgee was acquitted of reckless driving on Butterfly Lane after an accident on Oct. 10. Robert Edward Wilson and Paul Donald Ryan, both charged with reckless driving, were found not guilty after a Route 40 West incident near Frederick. Shannon O. Soule, of Pittsburgh, was charged with impeding traffic on Route 40 but received a not guilty verdict with instruction to check his speedometer. Vincent Morse, colored, was charged with parking in a prohibited area and given a $5 suspended fine after stopping to check a back wheel. Philip Fletcher received a suspended fine for exceeding 50 on Route 19 near Wallsville on Sept. 29.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Edward Bernard Gray
Phebus J Avenue
H. L.quinn
Quinn
Gray
Nel
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Sheffield
Carroll Lee Burgee
Butterfly Lane
C. M. Wolford
Robert Edward Wilson
Ellicott City
Paul Donald Ryan
Pittsburgh
Frederick
Wilson
Ryan
Douglas Rogers
Shannon O. Soule
Wolford
Soule
Vincent Cornelius Morse
Morse
Philip Francis Fletcher
Wallsville
Welford
Plane Crash Kills 65 To 75 In Soviet Jet Disaster
AP dispatch from London reports the TU104 jet airliner crash near Kanash by Moscow killed 65 to 75 people including all crew and 5 passengers. Peiping radio said no survivors among 16 Chinese officials and 49 foreign travelers. Aeroflot promised full details after investigation.
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Eisenhower Orders Dulles To Formosa Visit
President Eisenhower instructed Secretary Dulles to continue his trip to Formosa despite a Chinese Communist cease fire ending. Dulles spoke from Fairbanks, Alaska after arriving en route to Taipei for talks with Chiang Kai-shek. White House says both leaders hope bombardment subsides and peace returns to the area.
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Defense Ministry
Baltimore Teen Dies During Legion Party Dance
A 17 year old Baltimore man, George Kent, collapsed while dancing with his wife at an American Legion party and was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Joseph's Hospital. Police reported a heart attack as the cause.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
George Kent
Eisenhower Speaks In California To Bolster GOP United
President Eisenhower resumes a cross-country tour with a two day California swing aimed at shoring up Republican candidates amid a party split. He faces Knowland Brown races in California while Knight’s political stand complicates intra party support.
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Dr T J Clagett Dies A Prominent Easton Dentist
Easton Md Dr Thomas J Clagett a prominent Eastern Shore dentist died today He had practiced in Easton since 1931 and was a member of the American and Maryland State Dental associations He is survived by his widow and four sons Funeral services will be held Wednesday at his home and the church authorities said
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Thomas J. Clagett
Eastern Shore
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Linganore Road
Frederick
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Conerg
End Of Quemoy Cease-Fire Surprise To Washington
Washington reacts to Peiping declaring an end to the two week Quemoy cease-fire. The White House and State Department weigh the implications as Dulles travels to Taipei to bolster ties with Chiang Kai-shek and avert a Communist split between Formosa and the United States.
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Nationalist China
Science Club Established At Frederick High School
Frederick High School announced the formation of a science club as part of National Science Youth Month. The club will pursue research beyond regular classwork using school facilities, plan field tours, host guest scientists, and sponsor the annual Frederick High School science fair.
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Pration
Robert Tuck
George Stauffer
Nancy Ash
Sue Yeager
John Wise
Anna Mae Hughes
Perry Darner
Quemoy War Fires On Nationalist Ships Again
Formosa dispatch reports Chinese Communist shore batteries hit four Nationalist supply ships off Quemoy ending a cease-fire. U.S. denies escorting ships, stating operations stayed in international waters. Both sides exchange accusations as Dulles tours Formosa to press for a formal peace and reduced garrison.
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