Petition Denied to Change Zoning at US 40 Corner
A petition to rezone a corner lot at the US 40 and Quynn Orchard Road intersection east of Frederick was denied by the Mayor and Aldermen. The board also called for a study and revision of the master zoning plan for areas up to two miles beyond the city limits.
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US 40
Quynn Orchard Road
Frederick
Bredserick
G_ ‘Wilson Mercer
Sinclair Petroleum Company
Frederick City Planning Commission
D Jahn A. Derr
Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission
West Seventh Straei
Minaster
Hias
Mercer
HB. Reese Shoe, Snaker Jr
W. Jerome Offutt
Carroll County Bids Sykesville High School Construction
The Carroll County Board of Education opened bids for a new 26 classroom high school at Sykesville to replace the building damaged by a April fire. Staller Low bid 377 00 on general work. Westminster Plumbing and Heating bid 1 08413 for plumbing and heating. An j geil's Electric Taneytown bid 1 997 on electrical work. Contracts expected later. current students housed in parts of the old building awaiting move. The new school may later become a junior high.
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E. E. Stuber
Tanervtotn
Carroll County Board of Education
Sykesvile
Staller
Westminster
J Geil’s Electric
Taneytown
Sykesville High School
Stenographers Email Mixup Sends Inland Mail to Eisenhower Adviser
A stenographer's error routed confidential White House mail to Dr Paul Saulnier Jr., secretary to Rep Gary Saunier, instead of the intended Dr Raymond Saulnier, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers. The mix up was returned to Sherman Adams with a plea for leniency toward the stenographer.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Paul Saunier Jr
Gary
D-Va
Raymond J. Saulnier
Council of Economic Advisers
Congressional
White House Messenger
Paul Saulnier Jr
House
Saunier
Eisen[hower
Gordon Gray
Sherman Adams
Farmer seeks damages over Nike site land seizure
A Montgomery County farmer, John Webb, asks a federal jury for 43000 in damages for government encroachment on 38 acres of his Rockville area farmland used for a Nike guided missile launcher site. His attorney argues the land value was 12000 with 43 acres affected.
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Baltimore
Montgomery County
John €. Webb
Rockville
Webb
John Onley
Montgomery
Fersis
Iie Battery
Atplormey
Study Of Sprayer Effects On Wildlife Planned
Washington Wisconsin reports government workers will study how crop sprays affect fish and wildlife. Dr Arnold Nelson of the Fish and Wildlife Service says research will occur in Virginia West Virginia and Maryland across croplands forests and wetlands during the next growing season to assess insecticide harm and how to minimize damage while noting farmers must control pests to protect crops.
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Washington, WI
Arnold Nelson
Fish and Wildlife Service
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Snowstorm Moves Into Two States
A fall snowstorm moved into Colorado and Wyoming after sweeping Montana and Spokane Washington. Temperatures fell to 10 degrees above zero in Havre Montana and Canada Bank Montana as light snow fell in scattered points. The Weather Bureau predicted up to 20 inches in the mountains with four inches in Helena and Great Falls.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Wash
Havre
Cur Bank
Mont
Weather Bureau
Montama
Helena
Great Falls
Spokane
Macmillan Arrives For Talks Amid U.S. Weather Woes
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington to meet President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles for three day talks aimed at strengthening American British cooperation. Officials noted ongoing water shortages in several Maryland towns and a forecast of rain and possible storms.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
Frederick City
Eisenhower
Tadraw
Ines
Macmillen
London
Dulles
White House
Macmillan
Bermuda
Russia
British Army Women Reject Old Woolen Drawers Inquiry
London report outlines War Office excess stock for the Women’s Royal Army Corps with Sir Edward Playfair confirming a large surplus of woolen drawers the War Office cannot justify. Parliamentary inquiry notes elastic issue complicates stock decisions as market data montre the broader economic context.
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London
British War Office
Royal Army Corps
Edward Playfair
War Office
New York
Victor Collins
Sir Edward
Bob Hope Loses Sponsor After TV Appearance
Bob Hope's guest spot on Frank Sinatra's show last Friday allegedly led to sponsor concerns. Brokers cited Timex Corp plans and talk of canceling sponsorship as NBC weighs next steps. A New York meeting between NBC executives and the watch firm was scheduled to resolve the issue.
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Los Angeles
New York
Kickoff Dinners Launch County Wide Chest Campaign
About 9300 workers gathered in the city and county for a kickoff dinner as the County Wide Community Chest campaign begins with a goal of 365000 by month’s end. Warner L Brittain led telethon style outreach through a two way circuit system. Francis Scott Key Hotel hosted 200 canvassers. Parsons Newman urged support for home agencies including the Scouts and Salvation Army.
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Campair
Jy Warner L. Brittain
Carl Weakley
Francis, J Scott Key
E. Hart Etchison
Richard Dudderar
Woodsboro
Claude H. Corl
Thurmont
Harry O. Smith
Thomas Glass
Garland Guyton
Middletown
William E. Burall
Urbana
Ralph W. Stauffer
Brunswick
Brittain
Yalcat
Bos Scouts
Girl-Scouts
FederatedCharities
Esther Grinage
Children’s
Community Chest
Paul W. McAuliffe
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Francis ‘Scott Key Hotel
Cooling Off Period Sows U N Debate Relief Drive
Campaign leaders in UNITED NATIONS talk of a cooling-off period to avoid repeated solicitations during the Syrian Turkish crisis mediation effort. Damascus county chairs expect Saudi talks to proceed with token troop withdrawals. local canvass emphasizes pledges and payroll deductions amid regional tensions. A deed recorded shows the Reber to Brooks residence sale at about $29,000.
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Benjamin L .Shuff
United Nations
U.N. Assembly
Saud
Noah E. Kefauvér
Damascus
Saudi Arabia
George Zeigler
Charles Woodman
Iwith Etchison
Syria
Turkey
Fatim Ruste Zorlu
Ankara
Seud
Charles E. Reber
Grove Boulevard
Roger B. Brooks
Xelier
Yellow Springs
Pike
Brooks
Upper Montclair
Price Electric Corporation
Russians Tour Continues With Cumberland Stop
Four Soviet embassy officials toured Cumberland visiting a Rotary luncheon and raising funds for the United Fund. Vladimir Lavrov spoke of Soviet strength and industrial progress while asserting readiness to destroy intercontinental missiles. The group then planned a four state motor tour through West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania and New York.
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Cumberland
United Fundarity Grive
Morgantown
W. Fan
Stour
Vladimir Lavrov
Washington
Lavrov
Russia
Sputtik
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Anatoli
Gorvacheviv
Sergei A. Lobomolov
Valerian V. Mik Thailov
S . Lavrov
BP ‘Cube
Hungary
Radio Free Europe
First Anniversary of Hungarian Revolution
Segments describe anniversary demonstrations in Budapest and near Soviets. U S. news notes in Maryland as Dawson's Store in Severna Park was damaged by fire during coverage of the unrest. Police and troops faced protests as communist rule faced pressure from the Hungarian uprising.
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Vienna
Severna Park
Budapest
Dawson's
Thisj
Red
Cliff Dawson
Queen's Return Sparks New Watch Brand Demands in Britain
After Elizabeth II's show ending, Timex drop rumor noted while Bulova gains stoking press pressure. A Sinatra program sparked calls to ease trade barriers between Britain and North America as the royal visit wrapped. The Daily Herald urged not to put the Queen behind brands.
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Hope
Timex
London
Laborite Daily Heralds
Rare
City Taxi Drivers Win Over Counties
Court of Appeals denies Public Service Commission order to allow Baltimore County drivers to operate freely. Reported confusion over monarch queen presence and taxi access reflects broader distribution issues across jurisdictions.
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Annapolis
Washington
Court of Appeals Westerie Iday
Public Service Commission
Baltimore County
Canada
America
Herald
Guatemala
London
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Mount Cancels Outdoor Contests Amid Widespread Illness
Mount students and staff face illness across local colleges and schools forcing cancellations of soccer and track events. At St Marys College enrollment around 550 and Mount soccer rivals Loyola University and Georgetown were affected with many absentees. Officials cited a virus type illness, with Hood College and St Josephs groups also reporting cases, though normal classes continue.
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St. Mary's College
Loyola College
Joann J. Dillon
Walkersville High
Arnold Fleagle
Mount
Jand the Oach
Wien
St. Joseph's College
St Joseph's High School
Emmitsburg
Hood College
Army-Navy game route bypass delayed opening in Baltimore
Baltimore's new harbor bypass will not open until 12:01 a.m. Sunday December 1. Southsiders attending the November 30 Army-Navy game in Philadelphia must use existing routes due to the delayed bypass opening.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Robert O. Bonnell
Philadelphia
Mount Students Injured In Emmitsburg Car Crash
Two Mount St. Mary’s students were seriously injured in a crash on North Seton Avenue Emmitsburg. Daniel Peter Flanigan 19 of Pottsville and Karl Samuel Miller 20 of Highland Park were taken to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Flanigan suffered possible skull fracture collarbone injuries and pelvis fracture with critical condition improving. Miller had facial injuries chest contusion and multiple lacerations with satisfactory condition. Police report a 1951 Nash owned by Mrs. Robert Daugherty veered onto sidewalk struck a pole and damaged several homes before stopping near Thornton Rogers house. Investigation ongoing.
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Mt. St. Mary's
North Seton l Avenue
Emmitsburg
Annie [Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Daniel iPeter Flanigan
Pottsville
Karl Samuel Miller
Highland Park
Flanigan
Miller
Casdizs
Robert Koontz
Seton ‘Avenue
St.Joseph’s Catholic Church
Paul Keepers
Elomer Linge
George Ashbaugh
Thornton Rogers
Rogers
Koontz
Rogers Home
Robert Daugherty
To Suspend Aid To Tito
New York Herald Tribune reports the U S State Department paused all economic and most military aid to Yugoslavia after Belgrade recognized East Germany. Officials in London view the action as temporary with no clear duration.
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New York
New York Gerald Tribune
U.S. State Department
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
East Germany
London
Bolles
West Germany
Tito
State Department
The
Herald Tribune
Congress
Bonn
Five Day Forecast and Student Injury at Frederick High
The five day forecast calls for temperatures three to five degrees below normal with rain Thursday and possible snow flurries Friday. Precipitation totals range from a quarter to three quarters of an inch. Low temperatures will be in the 30s to 40s across Western Maryland, Delaware, and Eastern Maryland. A student, Gertie Wolfe, 13, fell about six feet from a brick wall at Frederick High School and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
United Ambulance
Frederick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gertie Wolfe
Harry Woke
West Sixth Street
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