Connection For By-Pass Big Contract In Frederick County
A 762,236 contract for a 4.925 mile Washington National Pike to Frederick bypass link tops Frederick County awards under a two year State Roads Commission program. The report also lists dozens of road and bridge contracts totaling millions, with projects in Frederick and Carroll counties including US 15 and Maryland routes, plus a truck weigh station substructure on the Baltimore National Pike. Signs vandalism reported as trespass acts under law, with potential prosecutions.
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Washington National Pike
New
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Washington National Pike-Frederick
Commission
Pharmont
Maryland
Unionville
Libertytown
Frederick By-Pass
U. S
Carrol County
Westminster
Warfieldsburg
Little Pipe Creek
Taylorsville
Mt. Airy
Ftoward County
Monocacy River
Baltimore
Baltimore National Pike
Plane No. 4
New Market
Ijamsville Road
Afanoceacy River
U. S.5
Emmitsburg
Monocacy River Bridge
U. S. 40
Patrick Street
U.S. 40
Gambrill State Park
Ridgeville
Carroll-Frederick County
Carroll-Frederick Line
Tramsville Road
Brunswick Bridge
New Midway
Woodsboro
Oppose Proposals To Add New Judge
A Maryland study group led by Charles Markell opposes ballots to add a judge for Montgomery and Baltimore counties on November 3. The subcommittee says the proposals would let the General Assembly change judge numbers in any circuit in the future, requiring a constitutional amendment. John F. Lillard Jr. of Prince Georges County disagreed with the report.
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Baltimore
Gev. McKeldin
Maryland
Montgomery
Charles Markell
Study Commission
Markell
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
John F. Lillard Jr
Prince , Georges County
Baptists To Hear Leaders At Meet Here
Maryland Baptists gather for the 119th annual session of the Maryland Baptist Union Association at the First Baptist Church. Leaders include Dr. Loren R. Williams, Rev. L. J. Newton, Judge John W. McCall, Rev Elmer S West Jr, and Rev Elmer F Ruark, with worship led by Samuel A. Blight. Officers elected include Rev. Roy D. Gresham as president and Eldon Koch as first vice president.
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Baptist Church
Maryland
Maryland Baptist Union Association
First Baptist Church
Loren R. Williams
Sunday School Board
L. J. Newton
Department of Religious Education
John W. McCail
Southern Baptist Convention
Elmer S West Jr
Foreign Mission Board
Samuel A. Blight
Parke HA
Heller
Baptist Brotherhood
Elmer F. Ruark
Mr. West
Eugene W. Patterson
Woman's Missionary Union
William AteMurry
Department of Fundamentals
Irene Chambers
Home Missions Board of
Atlanta
Lorene Tilford
Formosa
C. Emanuel Carlson
M. Ray McKay
Roy D. Gresham
Baltimore
Eldon Koch
Berwyn
J. D. Coleman
Cumberland
Laurence A. Free
Donald L. Harland
Mt. Rainier
Marsland Baptist
Paul
Brunner
First
Arthur R. Coleman
Bethe
Seabrook
Joseph F. Fulbright
Parkville
Samuel A. High
Lech
West Germany gains sovereignty under multi power accord
Western powers and Bonn agree on steps to end Allied occupation of West Germany and restore sovereignty. Adenauer, Dulles, Eden, and Mendes-France sign documents to be formalized Saturday, shaping West European Union ties and NATO framework while preserving limited occupation rights. Prime issues include arms control, Saar policy, and a European armament pool proposal amid Bonn coalition talks. Also USA pledges Pakistan aid and faster military deliveries in a separate communique.
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Paris
Bonn
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Konrad Adenauer
West
Soviet Union
Germany
Berlin
U.S
State Dulles
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes-France
Belgum
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Canada
Brussels
Benelux
NATO
Saar
Adenauer
Mendes - France
Roberts case seen as likely to collapse soon
The Miami Herald reports that James T. Roberts, Baltimore attorney, faces a first degree murder indictment over his daughter Judith Ann's kidnapping and presumed death near Miami. Courthouse observers predict a quick acquittal at a jury trial if held, while state prosecutors seek new confessions and more solid investigation. Roberts was released on $10,000 bond after arrest in the Baltimore area.
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Miami. Fla. i
Miami Herald
James T. Roberts
Baltimore
J. AL. Smith
Herald
Roberts
Smith
George Brautigam
Judith Ann
Harry Rosenberg
Miami
Mahoney Ride For McKeldin
Francis J. Connolly a leader of the George P. Mahoney movement pledged support for Republican Gov. McKeldin in the November election. The Independent Democrats for McKeldin cite Connolly’s past roles in the Central Democratic League and battles against Byrd remote from party lines. They praise McKeldin’s record, ethics, and nonpartisan appointments while accusing Byrd of spending and machine ties and evasion of issues.
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Baltimore
Francis J
Pete) Connolly
George P. Mahoney
McKeldin
Connolly
Central Democratic League
Mahoney
Lane
H C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Byrd
Anti Integration Pamphlet Appears in Maryland Race
A pamphlet opposing school integration surfaces on the Eastern Shore. It quotes State Senator Edward Turner and ties him to the segregation issue in Maryland politics. Centreville Democrat opposes Republican Edward T. Miller’s bid for reelection in the Eastern Shore District. Turner is noted as the first candidate to raise the race issue in the campaign.
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Rock Hall
Maryland
Edward Turner
Turner
Centreville
Ren
Edward T. Miller
Marvyland
Communist Warships Contacted In Pacific
Pearl Harbor reports say Communist warships and submarines have been sighted across the Pacific. Admiral Felix B. Stump stated none acted hostile and implied sightings came from U.S. submarines. He did not identify the ships but suggested the vessels were unaware they had been observed.
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Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Felix B. Stump
Russia
U.S
Jury Retains Seven Thousand Dollar Verdict in Suit
A circuit court jury upheld a seven thousand dollar verdict this afternoon in a case brought by Mollie Dougherty of Ladiesburg against Kenneth D. Barigis as administrator of the Albert Barigis estate. Dougherty claimed pay for boarding and housework for the late Mr Barigis over several years. the defense argued no agreement existed. Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer presided.
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Renden Ee
Mollie Dougherty
Ladiesburg
Kenneth D. Barigis
Albert Barigis
Woodshoro
T. Kieffer DeLauter
Bartgis
Mathias
Patrick M.schnauffer
Eisenhower endorses Ives in New York governor race
President Eisenhower urged New York Republicans to elect L. Irving Ives to continue the GOP program during a whirlwind tour of New York City. He said he would vote straight Republican, endorsing Ives as the candidate to carry forward the party’s agenda. Dewey and Ives accompanied him as the motorcade moved through Manhattan, the Bronx, and Brooklyn.
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New York
Eisenhower
New York City
L. A
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Thomas E. Dewey
Ives
New York State
Washington
Bus Crash Kills Child InEDGEFIELD County
A school bus collided with a pickup, went down a 25 foot embankment into a creek 14 miles west of here. A 6 year old boy died, 35 to 40 pupils injured. The driver of the truck was seriously hurt. passersby rushed the injured to the infirmary and University Hospital in Augusta. The mother of one child drove after the bus before it crashed.
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Edgefield
Here
C. R Jackson
Alice White
Lonno
Universiy Hospital
Augusta
Sheriff's Office
Vrs Wine
Pranksters fined after tomatoes and eggs hit car near New Bedford
A group of youths on a country road near New Bedford Pennsylvania threw tomatoes and eggs at a plain black car. Two unarmed state troopers stopped them and three crates of produce and ten eggs were recovered. Eight youths were fined and briefly jailed until parents appeared. one teen remained jailed in New Castle as juvenile court dates were set. Cardinal Jovio dies at 87 in Vatican. death creates fourth vacancy in College of Cardinals.
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Olio
New Bedford
Sorus
Bae
New Castle
Set Division Quotas In City Chest Drive
Mayor John A. Derr announces division quotas for the Community Chest drive and schedules a Friday lunch meeting at the Hotel Pradaviat with division heads. Door to door canvassing begins October 25 to reach this year’s goal. Camp Detrick reports 45 percent progress. Over 100 volunteers are lined up, with some city blocks unmapped. call the Chest office to help. Sunday is Rel Feather Sunday observed by city churches in cooperation with the Ministerium.
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Pradaviat
John A. Derr
Derr
Camp Detrick
Braddock Heights
B. J. Ffardin
Community Chest
Chest Office
Federated Charities
Bitter Over Cut By Musselman For Apples
Virginia apple growers in Winchester report a six percent price cut from Musselman Co, the nation’s top canned apple producer. Effective midnight Monday, Musselman will pay $2.07 per bushel for owl York Imperial 2s inch np net canners, down from $4.40. Growers fear prices don’t cover growing costs and some will leave apples on the trees. This is the second regional price drop this year following a earlier 50 cent cut. Appalachian Apples Inc. of Martinsburg W V calls a directors meeting Friday. SHARE TREMORS NEW YORK Two sharp tremors were recorded early today on the Fordham University seismograph.
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Musselman
New York
Appalachian ‘Apples, Inc
Martinsburg W. Va
Fordham University
Accidental air raid siren at police HQ
An air raid siren was accidentally triggered this morning at 11 15 at Police headquarters. No injuries or further danger reported as authorities investigate the mishap.
Western trade holes aid China arms links
Western officials report Europe’s Communist nations are buying Western generators machine tools and petroleum equipment for transshipment to China Red. Goods barred for Red China remain more numerous than those for Eastern Europe allowing covert shipments via Gdynia Poland and the Trans Siberian route. Recent holds at Gdynia show transport bottlenecks while UN embargoes from the Everear War era linger and postwar relaxations reduce prohibited items from 230 to around 170 as Europe eases tensions.
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London
Russia
China
Kremlin
United States
Europe
Red China
Gdynia
Poland
Peiping
Soviet Bloc
West Shore Oysters Gone After Hazel
Oysters along Varsland's Western Shore disappeared after Hazel last week. Dave Wallace of the Oyster Institute of North Yinerwan said anglers in Anne Arundel Charles Calvert and three Marys counties found no harvest this week. He blamed sand, waves, or mud for the loss and said current movements may reveal or return beds.
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Annapolis
Varsland
Dave Wallace
Oxster Instilite
North Yinerwan
Todas Wallace
Anne Arundel
Charles Calvert
Mary's
Hurricane hunter plane probes Caribbean disturbance
A Navy hurricane hunter aircraft from Jacksonville took off at 8:00 am to investigate a central Caribbean disturbance about 600 miles south of Miami. Commercial flights report heavy rain and violent electrical storms. The Miami Weather Bureau places the weather area from San Island to Jamaica.
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MEAMT
Opening of Route 40 Dualized Span From Ridgeville to Frederick
Governor McKeldin dedicates the 12 mile Route 40 span linking Ridgeville with Frederick in twin ceremonies. About 200 at Ridgeville and 500 at the Monocacy site, with state and local officials, Fort Meade troops, bagpipe corps, and a luncheon at the Key Hotel. The four lane expressway completes the Baltimore Frederick link, part of Maryland’s long range road program.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Ridgeville
Frederick
Baltimore
Second Arms
W. Merval Weaver
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Clyde M. Roney
Chamber of Commerce
McKeldin
L. Grant Hoover
Board of
Lane
Beall
Fiicard
DeWitt S. Hyde
John J. Hases
Camp Detrick
Francis Scot: Key Hotel
Charles W. Magaha
Rubeville
Monocacy River
Frederick Hi
National Highway Users Conference
Maryland
United States
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Horace M. Alexander
Baptists
Meet
M. B.U
State Mission Board
Clifton €. Thomas
Church Tntension Society
R. Harwood Bagby
Baptist Home of Maryland
G. H. Ponder
Baptist Children’s Aid Society
James M. Hoffa
Nellie Higgins
Baptist Book Store
Mohammed Vii
Pakistan
Ali
Paper
N. Y
Pupu
Vvhcan
Pamenica
Jovio
Sacred Congregation of the Sacraments
College of Cardinals
Richard A. Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
Dorothy Sheppard
Winchester
Virginia
Musselman Co
Russ
Ally
West Shore
Caribbean
Near City
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