End of daylight time in 1958 brings EST return Sunday
The article notes clocks revert to Eastern Standard Time at 2 A.M. Sunday ending daylight saving for the year. Bus schedules change, post office routines largely unchanged, schools start 9 A.M. EST, and rural routes shift minimally. Residents risk missing services if they forget to reset clocks.
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Greyhound Lines
Baltimore
Washington
Highway Post Office
Brunswick
Potomac River
Virginia
West Virginia
Planes collide near Rome. 30 on BEA flight killed
A BEA Viscount en route London to Malta collided with an Italian military jet near Anzio, south of Rome, in fog. Authorities report the airliner carried 26 passengers and four crew, with all 30 aboard feared dead as crash crews head to the scene. The jet pilot reportedly survived.
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Rome
Anzio
British European Airways
BEA
Ciampino
London
Malta
New Pope Likely Sunday as Conclave Opens
Vatican City AP reports cardinals from around the world prepare to elect the 262nd pope. Conclave begins Saturday with first ballots Sunday morning, possible quick outcome. If no candidate wins two thirds plus one, two more ballots occur in the afternoon and a white smoke signal announces the election.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Pepe
Coul
Sistine Chapel
United Fund total reaches $49140 mid drive in Frederick
The United Appeal drive in Frederick reports $49 140 raised toward a $110 000 goal with about 2 620 subscribers. The campaign index favors a final push as noon meetings at the Francis Scott Key Hotel coordinate reports and funds. Safeway employees average $15, payroll deductions highlighted. officials urge regular pledges and semiannual or quarterly gifts to sustain the drive.
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Community Chest
Red Cross United Appeal
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Safeway
Frederick
United Appeal
Red Cross
USO
Appeal
Frederick County
Niemann
Brunk
Frederick Produce Company
Jam
Nation's eligible voters for Nov 4 reach record 76 million
AP estimates place 76,145,600 eligible voters for the upcoming midterm election, a record for a nonpresidential year. Projected total vote in 38 states is 48,151,226 with Maine Senate results already recorded, and gains noted in California, Iowa, and North Carolina.
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Washington
Senate
Maine
Associated Press
Forermer
House
Representatives
Census Bureau
Georgia
Kentucky
California
Iowa
North Carolina
Imi
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
New Mexico
Ohio
South Carolin
Tennessee
West Virginia
Massachusetts
New York
Texas
Maryland
Delaware
Five Day Forecast Food Prices Edge Up in New York
New York reports a modest rise in wholesale food prices after a short downturn. Dun & Bradstreet Inc. announced the upturn, marking a shift in the five day outlook for daily groceries and staples.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Below Zero By The Associated Press
Fraser Colorado weather report notes sub zero temperatures in Fraser at 8 degrees above normal, elevation 8550 feet, with rain this night and Thursday. Stock market opening shows a slightly weaker tone in New York with mixed early dealings. investors see lower highs and cooler temperatures in parts of the country.
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Associated Press
Fraser
Colo
Maryland
Delaware
Colorado Rockies
Nor- New York
Colorado
Moss Mountains
Two Americans Abducted By Rebels In Cuba
In Havana AP dispatch, the U S Consulate in Santiago seeks the release of two Americans kidnapped by rebels in eastern Cuba, alongside seven Cubans. Victims are Charles R Bennett 35 refinery maintenance supervisor and Kenneth H Drewes 40 machine shop foreman, both residents of Santiago with wives and families there. Rebels say they will return them soon.
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Havana
U.S
Santiago
Cuba
Havanna
Earl E. T Smith
Park Wollam
Texaco
Charles R Bennett
Kenneth H. Drewes
Joliet
Inl
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Sierra Menestra Mountains
Nasty Storm Will Miss Inland Area
CAPE HATTERAS South Carolina AP a fierce northeaster that battered North Carolina coast moved offshore overnight and weakened to a stationary offshore storm likely to wear itself out near the South Carolina coast. Winds up to 75 mph caused heavy flooding at New Bern Morehead City Beaufort Manteo and beach resorts while four Atlantic Fleet destroyers were buffeted in 25 foot waves and at least seven Wilmington area traffic deaths were blamed on the storm.
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Cape Hatteras
S. C
North Carolina
Mylne Beach
S.C
South Carolina
Theortheaster
New Bern
Morehead City
Beaufort
Manteo
Coast Line
Atlantic Fleet
Wilmington
Motorists Acquitted In Magistrate Court Hearings
In magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr.’s court this morning four motorists were freed on motor vehicle charges and two were found guilty with small fines. Accused were Harry Clyde Gruber LeGore 4 and Glenn Harold Fogle among others. some cases resulted in not guilty verdicts due to technicalities.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Harry Clyde Gruber
LeGore 4
Carl R. Mauzy
Sheffield
W. Jerome Offutt
Austin B. Grossnickle
Frederick
Grossnickle
Frederick Asphalt Products
Edwin F. Nikirk
Anna Rize Kelier
O’neil
Leo Shank
Ner
Turner
John Sweeney
William F. Davis
Heavy Rain Ends 3 Weeks Dry Period Deluge in Frederick County
A three week dry spell ended as an ocean storm moved in bringing heavy rains to Frederick County. Forecasters expect the precipitation to continue into Thursday. The northeast storm dumped seven tenths inch by morning and was not expected to affect the area further. The Weather Bureau forecast partly cloudy mild conditions but warned the storm may spread inland. Ground was very dry, water supplies dwindling, and farmers found it too dry to plow. Caretaker Frank Weddle noted the change.
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Frederick
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Angleberger
Ter
United Fund
United Fund Were A Good Turnout Was Sreseghs
Winchester Hall
China
Freds
Erick City
Singanore Creek
Hallowe'en
W. R. Walter
Large Prizes for Hallowe'en Parade Promised
The article notes large prizes for the Hallowe'en parade and describes civic efforts in Frederick including the Civic Center project, with meetings in Winchester Hall and local involvement from the Jaycees and the Frederick County Medical Society as a rain forecast and water concerns accompany preparations. It also mentions U.S. rostering on Quemoy and shipping, plus leaf vacuum operations in windy weather.
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Geeme Ak Pean Amen Oreeo
Francisi
Charles F- Bowers
Scott Key
Robert E. Dalley
Warren Evans
iSr
Pman
John
Culler
Frederick County
Youth held after wreck near Frederick
A 16-year-old Pennsylvania youth identified as Larry P. Mounts was detained after a collision on U S 40 near Plane No 4 twelve miles east of Frederick. A 1956 Chevrolet station wagon driven by Mounts and two Pittsburgh girls, both 15, were taken to juvenile detention. The other car, a 1956 Ford sedan driven by John C Crone of Burkittsville, was eastbound when Mounts swerved to pass and struck its side, then fled the scene. Police tracked the vehicle after Crone reported the crash. The youth claimed the car belonged to an uncle in McKeesport Pa. and investigators noted ownership checks will follow.
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Pennsylvania
U. S. 40
Frederick
Larry P. Mounts
Ridgeville
W. L. Newcomer
Pittsburgh
Mounts
Pete Jakomas
McKeesport
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Russell Potts
John C. Crone
Burkittsville
Patrick
Crone
Frederick County
Willard
Frederick City
Iplan
Nation
Civic Center
Austin F. Angler
Aberger
Hagerstown
Ihe
Pa Dutch Campaign for United Funds Urges Rural Help
Lancaster area groups urge support for United Funds in a campaign amid a harsh winter scene. The plan promotes funding for health and service groups, with prizes in a community almanac contest and a council meeting set for November 17.
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Lancaster
United Funds
United
John Baer
Baer
Nuclear tests reported in Barents Sea by Sweden
Swedish scientists say the current Soviet nuclear test explosions are taking place in the Barents Sea about 1,350 miles north of Moscow.
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Barents Sea
Stockholm
Sweden
Moscow
Mounts Charged After Accident and Detention
Mounts faced charges for failing to stow and identify himself following a crash. He was detained in jail quarters as the damage was estimated at 100 dollars to the Crone vehicle and about 50 dollars to the other car.
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Mounts
Train wreck injures nineteen as switch sabotage suspected
In Methuen Massachusetts a Boston and Maine passenger train derailed after vandals opened a track switch. Nineteen of 47 aboard were injured none seriously. A Havana bound Cuban airliner carrying passengers was missing. A two-car Budd train hit two empty freight cars and rested on its side near a sugar plantation in Cuba after weather and sabotage were cited.
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Methuen
Mass
Boston &Maine Railroad
Ito
Havana
Cuba
Apia Cunan
DCS
Gers
Cyril
Fengill
Jose A. Vilaboy
Compania Cubana de Avias
Clon
Santiago
Prestons
Amoa
Boston
Vilaboy
Rockingham
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo
Salem
N.H
Irac
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