No Change In Heavy Snow Southbound Montana Traffic Plan
City traffic plans for the Frederick bypass facing U.S. 340 and U.S. 15 show southbound flow remaining via Bentz and West South streets. Officials note delays until the by pass bridge and cloverleaf are finished with several new ramp arrangements and stop signs to control entry.
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Montana
Frederick
Benitz
T. Edgie Russel
FE. Graham
Patrick Streets
Patrick
Lick
South Market
Washington Natoral
Waffie
Baughman
West Painetreet
Narva Avenue
Hagerstown
West Patrick
Patrick Street
U.S. 340
West Patrick Street
U.S. 15
Illness hits Brunswick schools raises absentee figures
A flu like illness disrupted Brunswick elementary with 122 absentees morning, up 10 from yesterday. Health officer Dr. Burgess notified, illness possibly Asian in origin though not defined. Rumors of deaths were denied as no deaths occurred overnight.
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Brunswick
Board of Educations
Brunswick Elementary
Fortes Burgess
First Snowstorm Sweeps Western Montana and Beyond
The season's first snowstorm dumped up to six inches in western Montana with 4 to 8 inch totals forecast and temperatures around 20 to 25 degrees. Gusty winds reduced visibility and the system was expected to bring mixed precipitation eastward into Wisconsin and southern Colorado.
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Associated Press
Montana
Pistas
Weather Bureau
Moptans
Wyoming
Nebraska
Mullan Pass
Montana Idaho
Cuthank
Mont
Wisconsin
Kansas
Colorado
Trial Run Registration Set For November 5
The Board of Registry offices in the Court House will host an after hours trial run on Tuesday November 5 to test re registration of city voters ahead of next year’s municipal election. Officials say the event will help decide if extra dates and normal hours will be added. The office hours are 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday. on November 3 they will run 9 am to 5 pm. As of Monday afternoon re registration totals stood at 1 346 with 833 Democrats 495 Republicans and 23 unaffiliated. Prospects estimate total registrations could top 7 000 or more, creating a large pool of voters before the June election. Major parties show interest in boosting registrations as precinct committees meet to enlist names. Those not re registered cannot vote in city elections, and officials note many transfers occur between city and state county records as residents move.
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Board of Registry Office
Court House
Sieking
Precini
Bells To Ring Whistles Blow On U N Day In Frederick
On the U N Day observance in Frederick the 12th anniversary event will feature bells and carillon music at Baker Park. City officials say a one minute signal from City Hall siren and church bells together with fire company signals will mark noon. H. David Hagan will play carillon selections.
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Frederick
Baker Park
Joan A. Derr
U.N
City Hall
H. David Hagan
Bond Set In Bigamy Indictment For Washington Woman
Opal Adkins alias Opal Montgomery Phillips faces a bigamy charge in a circuit court case following a September grand jury indictment. Bond of 1000 dollars was posted for release pending trial. The indictment alleges she married Harry J R Dubel in 1954 while his previous marriage remained valid. Dubel, a 40 year old truck driver from Hagerstown, claimed divorce. State's Attorney Bar rick said trial date to be set. An arrest capias had issued and she recently appeared with counsel.
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Washington County
Sial
Opal. Adkins
Opal Montgomery Phillips
Harry
JR. Dubel
Services Set At Jail And Montevue In Frederick County
The Frederick County Ministerial Association Social Action committee announces regular worship services will begin Sunday at the county jail and Montevue, with Rev. William C. Harpold overseeing planning. Rev. Wilam D. Mower will lead the first jail service at two o'clock Sunday afternoon, followed by Rev. Marcie Alk for Trinity and Brook Hill Methodist churches at Montevue. The program seeks donated piano and folding chairs to accommodate more worshippers.
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Montevue
William C. Harpold
Frederick County
Wilam D. Mower
Church of the Nazarene
Marcie Alk
Trinity
Brook Hill
Harpsld
Horace M. Alexander
Montesue
Roger. H. Geishern
Harpold
Tresian
Frederick Memorial “Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ar. Harpard
Leonard D. Cermack
First Baptist Church
Brunswick
Byron M. Flor Jr
Bush Creek Church of Thee
Bretheest
Monrovia
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Eugene W. Youngs
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Roger Keech
Abs
Meredith Mackiey
Kline Low Bid To Build Frederick By pass In Baltimore
Richard F. Kline Inc appears to have the low bid for the Frederick by pass last segment in Baltimore with bids near 1 622 000 The project links USC at Linden Hills to Motter avenue and includes interchanges at WS 40 Fourth street and Motier avenue Bridges are excluded The Hine firm had earlier won a contract for a Motier avenue by pass bridge. City police investigated a two car rear end collision at North Market and East Church streets causing about 123 damage to the Goldberg and Hallman vehicles with Hallman cited for following too closely.
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Richard F. Kline, Inc
Baltimore
Frederick
Kline
USC
Linden Hills
Motter Avenue
WS. 40
Fourth Street
Motier Avenue
Hine
North Market
Church Streets
Sam Goldberg
East Church Street
Clarence Hallman
Libertytown
W. C. Rippeon
Goldberg
Hallman
Dreary Weather Smothers Much Of The Nation
The forecast shows cloudy skies and damp conditions for most of the country with cold snaps in the north. Snow blankets northern Montana and neighboring states, with wind gusts around 33 mph at a major bank area. Heavy snow targets mountain regions while southern plains face mixed precipitation and frigid air pushing toward the lower Mississippi Valley. A burst of snowfall hits San Antonio with near two metres in six hours.
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Sy Tre
Reis
Smu
Cloudy Sk
Montase
Cet Bank
Wyoming
Dakotas
Pacific Northwest
Greatmes
Plains
Mississippi Valley
San Antonio
Tex
Virginia Court Decision Nudges Governor Race
In Virginia the Supreme Court refusal to review the pupil placement act signals a limited effect on the governor’s race two weeks before Election Day. Republican Ted Dalton called for a social session of the General Assembly while Democrat J. Lindsey Almond Jr. urged a legislative session to address the issue. Both candidates campaigned in favor of segregation, differing on strategy.
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Richmond
US. Supreme Court
Delton
J. Lindsey. Abmond Jr
Virginia
Attormer
Supreme Court
Mixed stocks offset by gains in some issues
U S and New York markets opened mixed after yesterday losses as several issues recovered. Big names like American Telephone and General Electric moved, while U S Steel and Standard Oil dropped. Haiti named Francois Duvalier president with austere ceremonies planned. Home theft reported in Towson and rail traffic became electronically controlled in West Virginia. Adenauer began a new four year term as Bonn chancellor amid cabinet formation troubles.
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Charleston
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
West Virginia
Deepwater-Montgomery
Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Flu Death Toll Tracks Asian Influenza Across States
A widespread Asian flu outbreak drives school closings and disruptions across Maryland Washington D C Tennessee West Virginia and Pennsylvania with about 150 deaths nationwide. Reports note variations in counting and verification by state health departments and a Public Health Service advisory meeting in Washington to discuss the situation.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
iLengthy
Assam
Lackawanna County
Lehigh Valley
Detroit
Lansing
Mich
Jerome Garcia
Public Health Service
Washington
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Maryland University
Tennessee
R. H. Hutcheson
University of Richmond
West Virginia
Brooke County
Tired But Still Gracious Queen Leaves For Britain
Dated New York coverage notes Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip departing after a U S tour. A gala in Astoria and an Armory reception drew about five thousand attendees as the Queen wore a multicolored tiara and jewel set. The trip ends with a flight to London amid meetings with Prime Minister Macmillan and President Eisenhower’s envoy.
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Britain
New York
United State
Sovislites
United States
Elizabeth
Canada
Watdor Astoria Hotel
London
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
England
Anne
Minter Macmillan
Macmillan
Washington
Eisenhower
Buckingham Palace
Art Club Plans 60th Anniversary Theme and Displays
The Art Club marks its 60th anniversary founded in 1897 with the theme Art Yesterday and Today for the 1957 1958 season. Mrs. Roger H Willard announces plans at the Oct 1 meeting at Miss Helen Smith’s Old Braddock home.
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Frederick Ar Club
Roger H. Willard
Helen Smith
Old Braddock
Robert S. Tyson
Art Club
Florence W. Doub
Doub
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Edith Miller
William R. Slemmer
Irving E. Staley
Dill Avenue
Catherine Long
Pearl Eader
Smith
Wee Women Question Anniversal Cards for Engagements
Local page features a light query from Wee Women asking if anniversary cards for engagements are available. The note prompts greetings and keeps a playful tone.
Soldier testifies he betrayed country for rubles in Abel spy case
Roy A. Rhodes a 40-year-old Oklahoma native testifies in Brooklyn Federal Court that in 1952 he sold information to Soviet nationals for the equivalent of 2500 to 3000 rubles after a Moscow hotel party He says the spying involved code training and embassy duties and he met a man named Bob Day or Smith Rhodes acknowledges some information was truthful and some not Abel the alleged master spy from Brooklyn faces possible death if convicted.
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New York
U.S. Army
Moscow
Roy A. Rhodes
Brooklyn
Federal District Court
Rhodes
Col
Rudolf
Abel
Soviet Union
United States
Mortimer W. Byers
State Department
Xfeshow
Savage
Swie
Bob Day
Bob Smith
Decision Reserved At Preliminary Hearing in Ramsburg Case
Magistrate Wilbur F Shetfeld Jr reserved decision after a preliminary hearing on assault with mental rape charge against Frederick Ramsburg of Gaithersburg RFD 3. Bond set at 2200 pending grand jury action. The alleged victim a year old married woman claimed force Friday during a parked moment. Ramsburg previously socialized with others at a tavern. State's Attorney Samuel W Barrick prosecuted. Defense counsel Edwin F Nikirk. Other cases next to hear included Charles W Stine for reckless driving and Harvey Dorsey charged with non-support. arrangements made for $10 weekly payment. Bevan Baltimore, British Labour Party candidate for foreign secretary, to speak at Johns Hopkins University next Tuesday.
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Wilbur F_ Shetfeld, Jr
Peases Court
Frederick FR. Ramsburg
Gaithersburg
Rfd
Ramsburg
Samuel W. Barrick
Edwin F. Nikirk
Charles W. Stine
Stine
Harvey Dorsey
Bevan
U N Opens Debate On Mid East Crisis At Assembly
The United Nations Assembly readies to debate the Turkish Syrian crisis amid mediation efforts by Saudi Arabia. Syria rejects entering negotiations, while Turkey accepts mediation. Russia and others push for early debate to shape bargaining, as Damascus denies agreeing to mediation.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Assembly
Turkey
Salid
Khalil Kallas
da i ™Ascus
Syria
United Nations UN
U.N
Russia
United States
Middle East
Farid Zeineddine
Washington
Damascus
Saud
Time bombs blast U S embassy area in Saigon
In Saigon a burst of anti American violence harms eighteen people, including 33 U S soldiers and Vietnamese civilians. No fatalities reported. two soldiers in serious condition. Eight American wounded evacuated to Clark Field hospital in Manila.
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Saigon
United States Information Service
Retiring Minister Receives Surprise Jefferson Reception
Rev. G. Ermine Platt, retiring as minister of the Suited Church of Christ in Jefferson, was honored with a surprise reception Sunday evening by the Jefferson Lutheran congregation. About 75 attendees. St Pauls Lutheran, United Church of Christ choir joined to sing two anthems and area ministers offered remarks.
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G. Ermine Platt
United Church of Christ
John Boelus
Brethren Church
Robert L. Strickler
BR. W. Richardson
Jefferson Methodist
Mr. Platt
E. W. Young
Bishop Oxnam Opens Methodist Campaign in Baltimore
Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam launches a regional fund drive with nightly meetings in Baltimore and Washington. Churches will subscribe on November 10 to support Wesley Theological Seminary’s three million dollar relocation from Westminster to Washington, part of a broader campaign.
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Baltimore
Methodist Church
Washington
Wesley Theological Seminary
Westminster
G. Bromley Oxnam
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