Fined 250 Dollars In Appeal Of Auto Case
A 36 year old Barnesville man who used a borrowed license pleaded guilty to displaying a license not issued to him. He was fined 250 dollars and costs in Circuit Court, after previously paying 178 dollars in a prior motor vehicle case. State officials traced the license to LeRoy Herbert, of Pleasant View, whose license had been suspended and later revoked for drunken driving. The man admitted presenting Herbert's license at arrest.
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Barnesville
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Arthur E. Onley
LeRoy Herbert
Pleasant View
Herbert
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Charles W. Magaha
Magaha
H. L. Basore
Onley
Montgomery County
Herbert State
Charles A. Price
R. Edwin Brown
Runkies
Winter S. Runkies
Brunswick
Runkles
Sperry
Brunswick Street
Edwin F. Nikik
Runnkles
William Blower
Burkittsville
Walter Thrasher
Price
Glenn Butts
Blower
E. Austin James
Biover
Butts
Schnauffer
Charles D. Estes
Alexandria
Estes
Frederick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Richard G. Johnson
North Care
Needed Rains May Come By Weekend
Morning cloudiness broke up with no precipitation but the weather bureau warned a chance of showers reaching the county late weekend. Forecast calls for fair, mild conditions through Saturday. Forest Supervisor Herman Toms spotted three small brush fires in southern Washington county from the air Wednesday. they were extinguished without serious damage. Overnight low 54, high 75. Fishing Creek reservoir level six feet ten inches from the top this morning.
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Weather Bureau
Herman Toms
Washington County
Fishing Creek
State WCT Elects Officers At Annual Convention
The 125 delegates from all sections of the state elected officers at the seventy eighth annual Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention held Wednesday. Bishop Wilbur E. Hammaker urged citizens to press Eisenhower and Congress for suspension of licenses in officers' clubs, linking repeal to juvenile delinquency. New officers include President Mrs Charles Wagner Baltimore and First Vice President Miss Ada Wooden Carroll County.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wilbur E. Hammaker
National Temperance and Prohibition Council
The
Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist Church
Eisenhower
Charles Wagner
Baltimore
Ada Wooden
Carroll County
Eugene LaMotte
Alma Swartzbach
Margaret Young
Yellow Springs
Hazel Mummaugh
Baltimore County
Donald B. Rice
Andrew G. Truxal
Civic Club
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Earle B. Blakeslee
Robert Porter
Edward Mantz
C. G. Stevens
J. F. Kreissig
Edward A. Godsey
Calvary
Diamond Xtc
Middletown
Julia Bon Durant
Washington
Tommy Brooks
Elizabeth Smart
Legislation
Secluded officer testifies in Greenlease inquiry
In St Louis Police Lt Louis Shoulders, key witness, ends seven hour grilling by superiors as investigators probe irregularities in police handling of the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping case. Hall's arrest and ransom cash are under review amid unaccounted funds. Chief O Connell says statements will come after full inquiry.
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ST. Louis
Louis
Shoulders
Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Hall
Jeremiah O‘connell
O'Connell
Orphans Court Judge Samuel Lasch Dies After Collapse
Baltimore City Orphans Court Judge Samuel Lasch, 73, collapsed on a street near his home and died shortly after arrival at Mercy Hospital. A former Juvenile Court judge appointed in 1924 by Gov. Ritchie, he served until 1938.
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Baltimore
Samuel Lasch
Baltimore City Orphans Court
Mercy Hospital
Lasch
Gov. Ritchie
Three Major Maryland Expressways Push Under Weather
The Maryland State Roads Commission lists three major projects to finish before bad weather halts work. An extension of the Eastern Shore Expressway from Queenstown to U S 213 near Centreville aims for two to three weeks. a 48 mile segment of the Washington National Pike between Hyattstown and Clarksburg, Montgomery County. and a 4.3 mile section of the Harrisburg expressway north of Baltimore, long unused due to missing end connections, are the current focus. Completion depends on weather and possible toll-financing decisions.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Queenstown
Centreville
Hyattstown
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Commission
U. S. 213
New Jersey Turnpike
Washington
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Delaware Line
Warwick
Roads Commission
Washington National Pike
Frederick
South End
U. S. 240
Germantown
Harrisburg
The
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Shawan Road
Timonium Road
U.S. LA
Belfast Road
Schreiber Named Berlin Mayor After Tight Vote
Berlin elects Dr Walter Schreiber as mayor succeeding the late Ernest Reuter. Schreiber, 69, led the conservative coalition of Christian Democrats and Free Democrats to a narrow 62 to 57 vote with one Socialist abstention. He previously headed municipal administration since Reuter's death in September. First shipment under Argentina Russia trade pact sails from Buenos Aires with 1,200 tons pork, 1,200 tons flour, and 3,313 boxes of butter aboard two Danish freighters.
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Berlin
Walter Schreiber
West Berlin
Ernest Reuter
Schreiber
Reuter
Christian Democrats
Free Democrats
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Vladivostock
Russia
Impellitteri is Removed From New York Mayoral Ballot
New York Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri is ruled off the November ballot after his Experience party petitions fail to meet the 7500 valid signature requirement. State Supreme Court Justice William H. Munson cites 5276 valid signatures among 24187 filed and calls the petitions defective beyond appeal. Irregularities and 13800 signers not registered for 1953 general election drive the decision.
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New York
Vincent R. Impellitteri
Impellitteri
State Supreme Court
William H. Munson
Munson
Board of Elections
Walkout Halted in Korean Repatriation Talks by Satellites
The two Red satellite members of the Korean Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission ended a three day walkout without winning their demand to hear anti Red Koreans. Indian chairman Lt Gen K S Thimayya said troops cannot produce the Koreans at this time. The session recessed until Friday as negotiations stall and the armistice deadline looms.
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Panmunjom
Red
K. S. Thimayya
Manhunt for 60 year old gunman in Waynesburg case
Police search rural areas around Waynesburg Pennsylvania for Hal E West 60 after he shot and wounded his wife Deila West 42 and killed Fox hunting enthusiast Charles Cowell 47, at a rendezvous near the Pennsylvania West Virginia border. Cowell was found dead beside his parked car yesterday. West warned his daughter Shirley and left the hospital scene saying this will be the last you will see of me. A police alert is active. formal charges pending.
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Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Charles Cowell
Pennsylvania-West Virginia
Deila West
Waynesburg Hospital
Hal E. West
Cowell
Thomas Boyd
Wwaynesburg
West
Boyd
Shirley
Could Be True tavern sign promises lively fights
A Port Angeles, Washington tavern shows a sign noting no television but hints at ongoing excitement with a boast that good fights and almost every wish may be found inside.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Bids Soon On Next To Last Route 40 Highway Contract
The State Roads Commission will open bids November 10 for the next to last contract on the Baltimore National Pike dual highway from Baltimore to Jug Bridge east of Frederick. Projects include grading drainage and surfacing from 0.6 mile west of Plane No 4 to New Market, 2.528 miles. The last contract, from Ridgeville to near Plane 4, with bridge work over B and O Railroad tracks, will be advertised soon.
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State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Jug Bridge
Frederick
Plane No. 4
New Market
Gous
Ridgeville
Baltimore and Ohio
Seven Sisters Hills
Monrovia Road
Ijamsville Road
W. E. Graham and Sons
Tramsville Road
Monocacy River Bridge
Two Firemen Die In Wreck In Hyattsville Md
Two Hyattsville Volunteer Fire Department firemen, John Streets and William Stainback, were killed when a hit and run produce truck sideswiped their ladder truck on a viaduct over U S Route 1. The driver, James Robinson, and his helper Glenn Morrison, were arrested and jailed on multiple charges.
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Hyattsville
John F. Streets
William R. Stainback
Glenn Morrison
Philadelphia
U.S. No. 1
Baltimore and Ohio
Frank Baggett
Ipsah Lee Montgomery
Washington
Derailed PRR New Englander Train Near Bristol
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train traveling from Pittsburgh to New York derailed just east of Bristol, with a gondola car involved after the crash. One passenger suffered minor injuries as the derailed cars were moved to another train. Separately, West Virginia reported 9,625 acres burned in the largest forest fire outbreak in 12 hours near Charleston.
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Bristol
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
PRR
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
America aims first full scale peaceful atomic power plant
CHICAGO United States officials announced a full scale effort to tame atomic power for peace the program named Americas answer to Soviet claims. Thomas E. Murray said the AEC will build an industrial reactor producing at least 60000 kilowatts enough for a city of 50000 at a cost of many tens of millions of dollars with an operating plant in three to four years. Westinghouse will be principal contractor with the design from a naval project. Rear Adm H G Rickover will direct the program. Murray framed it as a peacetime breakthrough to outpace Soviet tests and keep the world oriented toward peaceful power.
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United States
America
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Murray
ABC
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
Sky
Portsmouth
Ohio
Westinghouse Corp
H. G. Rickover
Navy
Hiroshima
Electric
Russia
Soviet Jet Force Cuts in Germany Reported at Twenty Percent
Berlin reports that the Soviet Union cut its jet air force in Germany by 20 percent, pulling 100 twin jet bombers from bases between the Elbe and Oder, while 400 fighters remain to form a strong eastern air screen. The move follows Russia’s July and August base evacuations and leaves a temporary gap in offensive power.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Germany
Elbe
Oder
East Germany
Russia
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Kremlin
Andrei A. Grechko
U. S
Western
Moon Blamed For New York High Tide
New York harbor faced rising water as a perigean tide pressed against bulkheads flooding dockside streets. Astronomer Joseph M Chamberlain of Harden Planetarium attributed the high water to the moon’s perigee and full moon, noting no Atlantic storms or strong winds caused the surge.
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New York
Joseph M. Chamberlain
Harden Planetarium
Earth
Chamberlain
Weather Bureau
Eight men leave Frederick for induction into Armed Services
Eight men from Frederick county registered with Boards 4 and 45 left for induction at the main Army Recruiting Office in Baltimore. Edward Lee Baltzell of Mt Airy and Robert Lester Burchett of East Patrick Street volunteered. Inductions from local boards are down since the Korea ceasefire, with this month’s call the only one scheduled. Others leaving include James Gerald Marrone, William Haller Hammond, Don Francis Rogerson, James Tyson Welty, and Robert Allen Routl Zahn from various towns.
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Frederick
Armed Services
Ko ‘Rea
Edward Lee Balizer
Route 4
Mt Airy
Robert Lester Burchett
East Patrick Street
Burchett
Baltzell
Baltimore
James Gerald
Marrone
Frederick Avenue
William Haller Hammond
South Market Street
Don Francis Rogerson
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
jJames Tyson Welty
Robert Allen Routlzahn
Myersville
Bids Asked for Domestic Science Kitchen at Maryland State School
The State Department of Public Improvements invites bids until November 12 at 2.30 pm for a domestic science kitchen at the Maryland State School for the Deal. The stock market showed a quietly steady trend in early Gralings in New York.
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State Department of Public Improvements
Maryland State Schol
New York
A Cannon Boost For Defenses
Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens touted the atomic cannon as greatly enhancing defensive capabilities and noted some units are already in Europe. He spoke at the National Guard convention in San Diego as Secretary Wilson suggested a long term troop reduction might follow continued weapons advancements. The army’s plan includes electronic Skysweeper guns and guided missiles to strengthen city and industrial defense. He summarized overseas deployment figures and a slight drop in overall personnel with maintained combat capability.
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San Diego
Calif
Robert T. Stevens
Europe
Stevens
National Guard
Defense
Wilson
Washington
Nobel Prize Awarded to Lipmann and Krebs for Cell Mechanisms
Harvard biochemist Dr. Fritz Lipmann and British professor Dr. Hans Krebs shared the 1953 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering core life processes in human cells. They will divide 175,292 crowns. Lipmann’s coenzyme A and Krebs’s energy conversion theory highlighted potential disease insights. An Annealed note from Dr. Liljestrand praised the work’s theoretical significance and potential practical impact. An unrelated Los Angeles political contest on November 4 is noted as an upcoming voter test.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Harvard University
Fritz Albert Lipmann
Harvard Medical School
Cambridge
Mass
Hans Adolph Krebs
Britain
Sheffield University
Lipmann
Krebs
Goran Liljestrand
Medical Nobel Committee
Caroline Institute For Medicine
Alfred Nobel
Winston Churchill
Woman Injured After Fall From Roof At Yakima
Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital attendants said Mrs Tyrone Cooper walked in after a fall from a roof Sunday. Doctors reported a fractured skull broken left ankle fractured fingers scalp cuts and bruises. Condition listed as satisfactory.
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Yakima. Wash
Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital
Tvon Cooper
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