Brunswick Schools Hit By Illness
An illness outbreak labeled Hinness affected Brunswick High and Elementary, with attendance down about 16 percent at the high school and 20 percent in the elementary school. Health officials noted unconfirmed Asian flu patterns nationwide and asked principals to report large illness spikes while tests were pending.
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Hii
Board of Education
Health Department
Forbes Burgess
C i
Doubs
U. Dana
Hinness
Buress
One Of Churchills On Train With Queen
New York a Baltimore and Ohio train steward named William J. Churchill served aboard the royal train that brought Queen Elizabeth from Washington. Born in Chester England he earlier worked as a bellboy on the Cunard liner Mauretania when it carried King George V and Queen Mary. He joined B and O in 1933.
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New York
Churchill
Baltimore and Ohio
Queen Elizabeth
Washington
William J. Churchill
Chester
England
Cunard
Mauretania
Queen Mary
B & O Ce
Rossellini Heads To Paris For Ingrid Bergman Reunion
Italian director Roberto Rossellini travels from Bombay via Geneva toward Paris to see Ingrid Bergman amid rumors of tension over an affair with Sonali Das Gupta. He plans a brief European stay before returning to India to continue documentary work.
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Geneva
Roberto Rossellini
Paris
Ingrid Bergman
Rossellini
Sonali Das Gupta
Bombay
India
Rome
Europe
Miss Bergman
Das Gupta
Gandré
Ruumors
Car Wrecked When It Careens Into Pole Near Catechin Furnace
A county man escaped injury early Sunday when his Plymouth left the roadway near Catechin Furnace and struck a telephone pole, breaking it two thirds down. State Police Trooper Harry J. Frost identified the driver as James Elwood Hamilton, 26, of Frederick. The crash occurred about 12 15 a.m. on U S 15 near Spahr's Quarry road.
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Catechin Furnace
Harry J. Frost
James Elwood Hamilton
RFD
I. Frederick
Frost
Hamilton
U.S. 15
Spahr
Quarry Road
Frost And Freezing Return Here Overnight
Frost and freezing returned to the county after a weekend with thousands on the roads to view autumn foliage nearing peak. The airport reported 32 degrees, down from an earlier Sunday high, with frost general in valleys and slick along waterways. city water use Sunday reached 2,150,000 gallons as levels fell to 12 feet two inches below top.
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Mercury
Sagner's Son Offices Relocated to City
A. Sagner's Son, a Frederick tailoring firm, moved chief executives and staff to this city over the weekend confirming a plan to shift central offices from Baltimore. The company owns two Frederick Tailoring plants here and recently acquired Robert E. Terry Garment Company in Walkersville now a branch. Staff includes 77 workers with some vacancies. shipping increases as offices and a new shipping department are prepared at Wisner Street plant.
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A. Sagner
Lou Culiner
is@les
Stanley Sagner
Baltimore
Frederick Tailoring
Robert E. Terry Garment Company
Walkersville
Frederick Tailoring Company
Culmier
Wisner Street
Saeinrek Construction Company
Culiver
Imen
Local Firm Builds Airport Used By Queen at Middleburg
The private Paul Mellon estate airport in Middleburg Virginia, completed about two weeks ago by Richard P. Kline, Inc. Frederick contractors, served Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip as they flew to Washington. The airfield features a 4 300 foot runway with macadam surface. The Mellon estate hosts fine horses and is known as the Middleburg training center. Two years earlier, Kline built a three quarter mile race track.
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Middleburg
Queen Elizabeth H
Prince Philip
Washington
Richard P. Kline, Inc
Frederick Contractors
Kline Fim
Mellon
Kwo
Kline
Supreme Court Rejects Review of Virginia Pupil Placement Act
The Supreme Court declined to hear four cases challenging Virginia's 1936 Pupil Placement Act. Judge Hoffman had ruled the tests in Norfolk and Newport News unconstitutional, a decision affirmed by the Fourth Circuit. The move keeps the lower rulings intact, prompting reactions from Norfolk and Newport News school officials and the state attorney general.
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Supreme Court
Virginia
Norfolk
Newport News
U. S. Dist
Walter £. Hoffman
U.S. ‘Circuit Court
Richmond
Istate
Hoffman
Woman Blinded At Going Away Party In England
Mrs Edna Mackie and her husband accuse participants at a going away party near Catterick Army camp of firing a firecracker that blinded her in one eye The incident involved drum and young officers including Duke of Kent who allegedly joined in but a Royal Scots Greys spokesman denied his involvement An army eye specialist performed surgery but sight remained lost in one eye
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England
Edna Bmachie
Duke of Kent
Elizabeth I
Catterick Tainange
Mackie
Kent
Royal Scots Greys
Sixth Fleet stays to back Syria crisis talks
In Rome Vice Admiral Charles R. Brown said 6th Fleet Marines and a flotilla remain in the Mediterranean to support ongoing crisis operations with Turkey and Syria. About 8,000 Marines and numerous ships joined mid September for NATO exercises off Turkey and will stay for further exercises and familiarization visits.
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Charles R. Brown
U.S
Brown
Turkey
Associated Press
Mediterranean
Éth
Assong
Provisional Marine
Theed States
Lake Champlain
Poris
Serne
Valencia
Spain
Salem
Piraeus
Greece
Washington
May See Sputnik Rocket Tonight
Frederick area residents may glimpse the Soviet satellite tonight with an evening view around 7 20 p m as it travels low in the eastern sky The rocket action follows about 30 minutes after the satellite but field glasses will be needed for visibility The object moves from the southwest across the eastern horizon and disappears in the northeast
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Frederick
Baltimore
Realtors Expect No Drop In Mortgage Interest Rates
About 300 Maryland Real Estate Association members attended the eighth statewide Real Estate Conference at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The session heard that mortgage rates likely will remain 5 to 6 percent, with some risk of higher rates, while lenders were described as tightening terms and expanding some advances.
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Francis Scott Key
Board of Governors
Oliver W. Walker
Washington
C. Edwin Kline
Silver Spring
Albert Keidel
Baltimore
Liam GC
Rogers
Addiion
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The Associated Press reports temperatures near normal with a slight dip through Tuesday then colder by Wednesday. Occasional rain is expected nationwide with mixed precipitation possible at higher elevations. Road tour today by Frederick County officials previews potential 1958 construction projects as required by law.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Frederick County Roads Board
Night Sighting Of Sputnik Planned By Cambridge Observatory
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory scientists prepare for the first night sighting of Sputnik and its rocket off the coast this week. The rocket passed 400 miles east of Boston yesterday. tonight it will pass southeast of Nantucket and tomorrow near Boston as it orbits. Observers refine orbit data and note the satellite trails the rocket by about 30 minutes.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Sputnik
Boston
Observatory
Nantucket
Cambridge Moorwatch
Train wreck in Balkans kills 79 in Turkey
A head on collision between the Simplon Balkan Express and a local passenger train near Catala, 22 miles northwest of Istanbul, Turkish authorities report 79 dead and many injured. Local troops were among the casualties as station masters in two towns were arrested.
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Turkey
Thes
Gharim Burgaz
Isparta Rule
Istan-i ‘Bol
Athens
London
Istanbul
Fair And Cool In Eastern U S Weather Report
The Associated Press notes generally fair and cool skies across the eastern half of the United States while the West sees wet and cloudy conditions. A storm in northern New Mexico causes one drowning and three highway fatalities, with heavy rain and high water but no major flood danger in Albuquerque despite Rio Grande rises.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
California
Mississippi Valley
Los Angeles
Plateza
Albuquerque
Rio Grande
Weather Ahead Estimation of Temperatures and Rainfall Forecast
Weather maps show the Weather Bureau long range estimates from now to mid November. It presents average temperatures and precipitation for the period, not a precise daily forecast, but a general outlook based on current data.
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Weather Bureau
Fic
Gulf Coast
Queen Elizabeth Arrives in New York for First City Visit
Queen Elizabeth arrives by train from Washington marking a landmark visit to New York. Officials and crowds greet the royal party at the old terminal as the city and nation share in the ceremonial welcome and anticipation.
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New York
Elizabeth
Washington
Kick-Off Dinners To Be Held Tuesday Evening
Queen Elizabeths arrival in New York is linked to a community drive with Kick-off dinners planned across Frederick area towns. The Chest and two-way radio system will coordinate workers from Brunswick to Woodsboro as 500 Chest workers prepare to join county programs and mobilize contributions for local offices and services.
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Stapleton
Staten Island
Manhattan
Prince Philip
Averell Harriman
Ice Men
Gordon
Frederick City
Sve
Chest
Cos
C. and
P. Tele
Community Chest
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iDrive
Grande Carl
Thurmont
Frederick
Warner Brittain
Parsons Newman
Wal Ibe
Brunswick
Ralph W. Stauffer
Cere Ponies
Glenn T. Swisher
Ruiddletown
Garland Guyton
Byron Thompson
Calendar Of Events Clearing Dates In Community Chest Notice
Joseph F Rhoderick secretary of the Chamber of Commerce warns of confusion over the monthly Calendar of Events. He notes the Community Chest Kick-off dinner and Community Concert were scheduled for the same Tuesday and urges advance notice to avoid clashes. He says the calendar publicizes events and acts as a clearing house and that organizers must submit details by the 25th of each month.
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Joseph F. Rhoderick
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Rhoderick
Rhiroderick
Pooling U S British Science Data Faces McMahon Hurdle
London reports a plan to pool all US British scientific resources including nuclear and rocket research. Prime Minister Macmillan will present the idea before the Cabinet as Washington talks with President Eisenhower begin. A joint planning directorate would coordinate science from Washington with possibly other allies. Congress may need to amend the McMahon Act for US participation.
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Wali
Washington
Eisenhower
Twor
British Commonwealth
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Congress
Soviet Union
Four Cases Heard In Magistrate's Court
Four cases heard in Peoples Court this morning before Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr. Donald Reynolds was found not guilty of reckless driving due to mechanical issues. Carlyle W Davenport of Baltimore was convicted of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor with a sentence of 150 dollars or 60 days, and 25 dollars or 15 days for reckless driving. Henry Brown received one year in the House of Correction on two counts carrying concealed weapons and assault. Harry J Cole was ordered to pay 316 dollars to his wife for non support.
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Peoples Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Donald Reynolds
Edwin &. Nikirk
Carlyle W. Davenport
Baltimore
Henry Brown
House of Correction
Harry J. Cole
Church Women To Hold Fall Rally at Zion Middletown
The United Lutheran Church Women plan a Fall Rally at Zion Lutheran in Middletown on Thursday October 24 Registration opens 9 30 am with the morning session at 10 Mrs Raymond Markley president of Middle Conference announces the theme Program Promotions Demonstrations of monthly program methods Dr Paul Wise of the Inner Mission Board Washington will speak in the afternoon Luncheon and special music provided by the host church Mrs Virgil Doub is president of the Middleflown group.
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United ‘Lutheran Church Women
Zion Lutheran
Middletown
Raymond Markley
Middle Conference
Paul Wise
Inner Mission Board of
Washington
Virgil Doub
Negotiating For State For Mountain Land Sale
Joseph Kavier, director of forests and parks, states the State plans to buy wooded mountain land on both sides of the South Mountain Ridge in Frederick and Washington counties for watershed conservation. Gasland S. Gayton will negotiate for the Frederick county side and John Lakin and Arthur J. James work on the Washington county side. Funds were appropriated in 1957 to both counties, with the State setting land payment rates and the project proceeding on a voluntary basis.
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Joseph Kavier
Sizie
Forests and Parks
Usid
Wogram
South Mountain Ridge
Frederick
Washington Coonies
Kaylor
Gasland S. Gayton
Barkinsv@e
Frederick County
South Mountain
John Lakin
Arthur Jhames
Washington
Maryland General Assembly
Death Penalty Considered in Romania Theft Case
Radio Bucharest announced that persons stealing state owned property now face the death penalty in Romania. Western observers link the move to fear of the Red regime and rising sabotage.
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Vienna
Romania
Radio Bucharest
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