Way Cleared To Sign Road Agreement
City officials and the State Roads Commission moved toward signing a by pass road agreement involving work from Fort Detrick to the west, with bids likely requested. County engineers expect Maryland 73 improvements from the new road to Yellow Springs and maintenance duties to be set, funds allocated, and the county to assume future upkeep of the new section only after wider paving and resurfacing.
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State Roads Commission
Fort Detrick
Fourth Street
John A. Derr
Maryland
Roger H. Willard
The
Roads Commission
Shoot Oat
Velo
Highwas Te Yellow Springs
Norman Pritchett
Mrs Stevenson cancels pamphlet on national affairs
Chicago report states Mrs Ellen B Stevenson former wife of Adlai Stevenson announced the cancellation of her pamphlet The Headline and 1 will not be published due to printers delays and circumstances beyond her control The work reportedly would not discuss Candidate Levenson and included essays satirical verse and diary extracts about national affairs
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Chicago
Ellen Barder Stevenson
Adlai Mevenson
Stevenson
Alinois
Levenson
Three Draw Sentences To Prison In Busy Trial Session
Three men faced prison sentences at the Trial Magistrate's court for offenses including operating on a revoked license, carrying a concealed weapon, and assault on a police officer. Roy G. Baugher, 23, received concurrent terms totaling months plus extra days for failing to appear. Forest E. Lyles and William T. Blank also faced terms for separate charges, while several defendants were found not guilty on specific counts.
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House of Correction
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Roy G. Baugher
East Second Street
Aravecod
Baugher
Frederick County
B. B. King
Potts
East Street
Lloyd Lewis
Frederick
Sheffield
BGB
Hesefore
Forest E. Lyles
Trump
Joseph R Choe
RFD I
Wyersville
Storer
Benjamin Rosenstock
Ronald A Bidle
RFD
Myersville
J. 5 Plume
Frederick Cemetery
William T. Blank
Peoples’ Court
Green Valley Inn
Old US
Blank
Blank Was Sentenced To Three Months In the House of Correcteem Tur
Ana Lalicas
Charles McC Matmas Jr
David M Ramsburg
Patsy A. Blank
George D
Hungarians Demonstrate in Budapest for Independence
In Budapest crowds gathered at a university and nearby in a mass demonstration demanding a new government with Imre Nagy. Participants shouted for a declaration of independence from Moscow, free elections, and freedom of the press in a protest linked to sympathy for Poland and opposition to Soviet troops.
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Budapest
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Vhaneands
Univercity
Moscow
Zeta Motor
Warsaw
Poland
Gomulka
Communist Party
One Day rainfall tops inch as city waters rise
Heavy rains across the city and county Monday pushed rainfall over an inch at the airport and boosted water supplies. Reservoirs neared normal levels while wells and cisterns filled. barley, winter oats, and wheat benefit from the moisture. Leaves litter streets as fall weather continues with clearing but mild forecasts ahead.
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Fishing Creek
Frank Werdle
State ‘Police
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Frederick
Henry R. Shoemaker
Three Plead Not Guilty In Hodge Bank Scandal
Three bankers pleaded innocent in U S District Court to misapplying funds tied to the Southmoor Bank and Trust Co linked to the Orville E Hodge scandal. They faced charges over 155,524 dollars, while Hodge’s ill gotten funds and a Florida hotel auctioned off in related actions.
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Chicago
Orville E Hodge
Southmoor Bank and Trust Co
Hodge
U.S. District Court
Hyman L Marcus
Leon
Martin 1 Rosenr
Leons
Florida
Esquire
Fort Lauderdale
Illinois
Jutus Ho Minner
Minois
Maryland Student Council Convention Housed in Frederick High
Frederick High School hosts the eighth annual Maryland Association of Student Councils session for 400 delegates and sponsors. Housing is short with 100 rooms needed for Nov 1 and 2. breakfasts for Friday and Saturday to be provided by the host city. Delegates arrive Thursday with sessions, banquet, dance, and Saturday officer elections planned.
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Maryland Association of Student Couriuale
Cornpropst
Crry
Frederick High School
Robert Wo Wermuenn
Hgh
Wayne Mullican
Frederick Hich
Fee Eee Engine
Pleads Guilty In Acid Throwing Case
A New York man pleads guilty in the acid attack on columnist Victor Riesel, part of an eight-man racketeering plot. Joseph Carlino may cooperate with federal authorities as the case advances in U.S. District Court and other defendants face obstruction charges tied to the April 5 assault. The incident occurred as Riesel prepared to testify before a rackets grand jury, injuring him near Maryland 222.
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New York
Scar
Victor Riesel
Joseph Carlino
U.S. District Court
Carlino
John Dioguardt
Riesel
Carling
Blast Wrecks Southmayd School Floor
A 4 April blast devastated the upper floor of Southmayd Elementary School in Southmayd Texas. Authorities blamed a gas explosion in the old cafeteria. casualties include a 16 year old high school junior and a janitor.
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Southmayd
Tex
Southmaid
Larry McGee
HL Richardson
Sherman
Texas
Fire-Damaged House In New Market Sparks Blaze
A kerosene stove explosion early morning burned a New Market residence, causing about $3,000 in damage. John Fassett and his wife escaped unharmed with help from neighbors as New Market Fire Company battled flames. the house suffered extensive damage to two downstairs and three upstairs rooms and furniture. The incident prompted water support from a nearby unit and praise for rapid fire response.
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Marke
Alauvse UE Abd We Aals Ee
New Market Volunter Fire Company
John Fassett
Fassett
New Market
James R. Hahn
New Market Fire Company
Ausvikus
Andy Whe
Hahn
Razing for New Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Supermarket
Properties in the 400 block of West Patrick Street are being razed for an Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company supermarket. Ground between Patrick and the extended West South Street is cleared for the project. A permit to remove properties was received from the city engineer. No building permit yet issued pending annual plans and permits for the area.
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West Patrick Street
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Patrick
West South Street
Two Executives And Pilot Die In Plunge
A plane carrying two North American Aviation executives and their pilot crashed into the ocean shortly after takeoff from Los Angeles Airport. One body was recovered from wreckage near Palmdale bound test center. Identified dead is Carl J. Strough, 36, a test enginee r. Missing are John F. Orben and Girard Radice. A separate report notes a dump truck overturning near Loom 240 with no injuries.
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Logs Angeles
North American Aviation, Inc
Los Angeles International
North America
Palmdale
Awas
Carl J. Strough
John F. Orbnen
Girard Radice
251 Children Given Shots Inoculation Effort
About 251 Frederik County children were inoculated Monday morning with the Salk vaccine at the County Health Clinic. Dr Forbes H Burgess said no reminder cards will be mailed for due dates. Parents should keep at home records and schedule follow ups with private physicians or Winchester Hall. The interval between first and second shots is four weeks and seven months between the second and third doses.
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Frederik County
Forbes H. Burgess
Burgess
Winchester Hall
Transfer of Amusement Park Is Consummated
The final transfer of Brad dock Heights amusement park from Potomac Edison Company to Braddock Heights Park, Inc. is consummated with a deed filed in the Circuit Court. Sale price is 588,000 with 8,000 paid at agreement and the remainder in ten equal installments starting April 1, 1957 at 5 percent interest. The 60 acre park on the mountain top includes all buildings and improvements. Olie W. Rosenberry Jr. serves as president of Braddock Heights Park, Inc, which has operated the park for several summers under contract with Potomac Edison.
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Braddock Heights
Potomac Edison Company
Braddock Heights Park, Inc
Circuit Court
Olie , W. Rosenberry Jr
Potomac Edison
Mother Dies in Court as Son Is Sentenced
In Cumberland Mrs Hollie Elizabeth Goss collapsed in Police Court as her son James was convicted on resisting arrest and two minor charges plus two motor vehicle counts. She died en route to hospital from a heat attack. James faced fines of 100 and 35 and 2 for the third, with a later hearing on two assault charges.
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Cumberland
Hollie Elizabeth Goss
James
London Contact Man Instructs Reds In U S
New York Herald Tribune reports from London that John Williamson, a British exile exiled to Britain after a U S court case, sends a weekly column from Moscow through a London contact man. The dispatch claims he orders American Communists to stop anti Soviet slander and to uphold Marxism Leninism with Williams Foster as chairman and Eugene Dennis as secretary.
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New York
New York Herald Tribune
London
Moscow
John Willliamson
United States
Britain
U.S
Williamson
The
Dispatch
Willamson
London Daily Worker
U. S
Herald-Tribune
Wil ‘Liamson
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Mars
Lenin
Williams
Foster
Eugene Dennis
East Baltimore Democrats Back Stevenson Kefauver Butler Ticket
In Baltimore a East Side Democrat Club meeting featured Senator John Marshall Butler campaigning for re election. He echoed a Townsend suggestion urging East Baltimore Democrats to vote a Stevenson Kefauver Butler ticket. Tony Franco urged attendees to follow the plan and many cheers greeted Butler.
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Baltimore
John Marshall Butler
Two Fatally Hurt In Separate Acidic Collisions
Two men were fatally injured in separate crashes in Baltimore within an hour. Walter Connor, 29, died when his car hit a track operated by Shirley Hi Gorrell. A second victim, 24, identified as Sip W. Lewis, died after colliding with a truck at an intersection. The driver of the track was charged with reckless driving.
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Baltimore
Srmoreans
Walter Conor
Jared
Shirley Hi Gorrell
Gorrell
Negro
Esterday
Sip W. Lewis
Neley
Eike
Soviet Flag Is Trampled In Wroclaw
A Western eyewitness reported anti- Russian demonstrations in Wroclaw and Krakow, with crowds tearing Soviet flags from the Polish-Russian Friendship Society HQ. Protesters chanted Rokossovsky to Siberia and demanded truth about Katyn, amid political shakeups as Gomulka pushes Poland away from Moscow. Similar protests were noted in Stettin.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sime Todas
Wroclaw
Breslau
Friendship Society
Rokossovsky
Siberia
Katyn
Konstantin Rokossovisky
United Workers (Communist) Party
Katyn Forest
Russia
Stettin
Krakow
East Germany
Manute Nenatare
Ishakeup
Iroclaw
Communist Party
Moscow
Sejm
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomutka
Gomulka
Stalin
Bation
Otcer
Judge Megee Jr. collapses and dies in Dover courthouse
Judge Arley B. Megee Jr. of Kent County Court of Common Pleas collapsed and died in the Dover courthouse, apparently from a heart attack. He was in his early 60s.
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Dover
Del
Arley B. Megee Jr
Kent Touais
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