Firemen Plan county radio control project moving forward
Firemen optimism grows that the county wide radio control system will move from talk to reality early next year. A committee chaired by Paul B. Rhoads Jr outlined costs and mechanics, aiming to centralize fire reporting and dispatch.
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Paul B. Rhoads Jr
Rhoads
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Walkersville
James R. Hahn
New Market Company
Myersville
Hahn
Independents
Radio For
Charles E. Troxell
Clinton K. Hughes
Braddock
Ivan H. Loucks
Adamstown
John S. Hollinger
Emmitsburg
Bath
William M. Moore
Uniteds
State Firemen's Association
Frederick
J. Roger McSherry
Stanley Y. Bennett
Melvin Schwearing
Austin Fog
H. E. Nicholson
Brunswick
George Black
Thurmont
William Moore
Lansdowne
Moore
Ae Hremen
Protection Of Farm Life Vital In Any Nuclear Attack
Farmers should shelter livestock and protect feed and water after fallout warnings. Dairy cattle and poultry need covered housing. contaminated feed should be avoided until cleared. Burial of carcasses is advised. radiation may affect soils for decades and may require changing crops or grazing practices.
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Don Whipp
Department of Agriculture
Civil Defense
Civil Defense Office
Woman Is Acquitted Of Starting Fire At Carver Apts
A year old Black woman, charged with malicious destruction of property for a fire at Carver Apartments on October 10, was freed in Magistrate's Court after a directed verdict due to insufficient evidence of malice. The defendant, Charlotte V. Mahamitt, was represented by Wilbur F. Sheffield.
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Carver Apts
Charlotte V. Mahamitt
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Sheffield
Miss Mahamitt
Ralph H. L. Povts
Stanley Y. Bennett
Ihefield
Guy M' Himes
Gone To
Acquital
Trash Fire Burns North Market Doorway
A trash fire started near a doorway on North Market Street when unattended refuse was set out late and a nearby cigarette was lit. The incident could have caused a more serious blaze and prompted investigation into the small blaze and nearby damages.
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North Market Street
Werthir Pation
Msersville School Closing Denied
Reading from the damaged OCR, a local school closing decision was denied. The fragment references Msersville and a Dawiber of tb SI fesridrr TM, with limited legible details about the ruling’s context or parties involved.
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Msersville
Remote Showers Forecast For Area
Weather summary notes a remote chance of scattered showers. It mentions temperatures and a period up to November 14 when the season or conditions may end. readers are advised to monitor further updates for precipitation chances.
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Tomoerin Dareste
Tore Rowlers
Two Queens to Lead Hallowe'en Parade in Frederick
Pulchritude and Little Miss Frederick join Miss Maryland of 1962 as parade leads. Miss Patricia Ann Moon, Miss Maryland 1962, will head the event, with Little Miss Deborah Ann Grainger of Buckeystown as co honoree. Local officials announce parade route and judges stand as Freer High School and other groups sign up entries.
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Pulchritude
Miss
Frederick
Maryland
Donald Wyand
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hallowe'en
Patricia Ann Moon
Deborah Ann Grainger
Miss Grainger
Copeland Grainger
Buckeystown
Counsel
Jaycee Wives
FHS
Robert Doster
Nest Band
Taskers
Nine Inch Snowfall Grips West Virginia
A surprise early season storm dumped up to nine inches of snow across West Virginia with downed telephone lines and widespread power outages in Beckley and nearby communities. Snow slowed travel on Mountain roads as temperatures fell from the 70s to freezing. the Weather Bureau warned rain later, while Bluefield, Charleston and Mercer County reported significant totals.
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Charleston
W.va
Weather Bureau
Beckley
Flat Top Mountain
Tam
Mercer County
Bhkfield
Beck‘ley
Bluefield
Virginia
Bluelield
Lee Blamed For Defeat Of Pay Bill
Maryland teachers leaders praised Blair Lee II for courageous leadership in 1939 against a pay raise measure. Governor Tawes and MSTA officials faced criticism from Edmund C. Mester at the 9th annual convention as he accused leaders of biased views and blamed Lee for engineering the defeat of the association’s pay raise bill.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers Association
Edmund C. Mester
Tawes
MSTA
del. Blair Lee II
D. Montgomery
Feadership
Mester
Raver
Lee
Msta Hill Mor Sabe
Ahah
Seeing Red Chinese Style at Soviet Congress
Red China Premier Chou En Lai denounced Kennedy as treacherous and adventurous and reaffirmed unity of the Communist camp at the 22nd Soviet Communist Party Congress in Moscow. He warned that imperialism keeps the danger of war alive, with Albania aligned with the bloc.
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China
Chou En Lai
Moscow
Kennedy
Venturous
Albania
Kremlin
Chou
Congress
400 Expected For Lutheran Synod Convention Here
The Evangelical Lutheran church prepares for the United Lutheran Church Women of Maryland convention October 25 and 26 in Frederick. Attendance may reach 400 for the last Maryland ULW gathering as merging plans form Lutheran Church in America. Delegates from Frederick County churches will attend. city services include Holy Communion and a welcome by local hosts.
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Evagelical Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church Women
Evangelical Synod of Maryland
United Lutheran Church Women of Maryland
Lutheran Church In America
Fredericktonian
Charles F.tronk Je
Maryland
ULCW
Earl Creps
St. John's Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Vention
W. Bartgis Storm
Trunk
Cochairman
F. Russell Young
Carl Hildebrand
Dorothy Wiles
Raymond Bowers Jr
Melvin Derr
Charles Boone
Garland Feaga
Harry James
Doris Falkenstein
Ray Spurrier
John Fox
G. Wilson Mercer
Luther Horine
Walkersville
Claude Barrick
Woodsboro
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Frederick
Frederick County
Clark Roulzahn
Jefferson
St. Paul's
Burkittsville
Kathleen Trout
Kesimar
Mt. Zion
Ladiesburg
Joseph Zimmerman
RFD
Edith Mile
Sears UA Pledges At 2144 Amid United Appeal Total
The United Appeal second report shows Sears, Roebuck & Co. employees averaging over 18 dollars in contributions this year. Sears totals helped push the campaign past 49000 dollars with a quota of 7000 for the Commercial Division, as Willard Markey notes consistent past success.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
United Appeal
Henry R. Durell
Sears
Willard Markey
Kennedy era warns of a critical period for inflation risk
Dr. Waller W. Heller, chair of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, told the Hot Springs Business Council that 1962 could enter a critical period where renewed inflation might derail the move toward full employment. He urged price and wage restraint as a condition for continued recovery and urged government action to curb inflation through prudent fiscal and monetary policy.
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Hot Springs
IAPI
Kennedy
Industry Today
Waller W. Heller
Heller
United States
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Blough
U.S
Five Day Forecast From The Afiscated Press
The Afiscated Press forecasts five days with temperatures averaging about 24 degrees above normal. Forecasts indicate continuing mild to warm conditions with variable winds and chances of showers on select days.
Breach of Bath Street Larceny Report Details
The report notes two cases of burglary and larceny yesterday on Bath Street. Police describe the incidents as mixed property thefts with multiple items taken and under investigation.
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Chadarty
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