Maryland Road Suit Seeks Damages Over Camp Derrick Closure
Baltimore lawyers described a government plan to close a State road through Camp Derick in Frederick County. The Maryland Roads Commission pressed the case in Federal District Court seeking compensation for the condemnation. The state proposes a substitute route via an extended Seventh Street and Fourth Street with necessary improvements to handle about 1000 vehicles daily. The case opened with statements from State Assistant Attorney General Bart J. Rosenthal and U.S. Assistant Attorney General Walter E. Black Jr. The jury prepared to view the affected area later in the day.
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Camp Derick
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W. Calvin Chesnut
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Walter E. Black Jr
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Frederick
Fourth Street
Rosenthal
Fourth
Omar Thaemat
Audience fainting as Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus shocks Stratford crowd
Stratford on Avon Memorial Theater saw twelve carried unconscious and others flee as Olivier and Vivien Leigh staged Titus Andronicus. Moans rose from off stage bone crunches and grisly acts, yet the play became the season’s biggest box office draw.
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Lavuva
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Cen
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West Virginia Reports First General Freeze With Frosts Wide
A west Virginia general freeze swept the state with frost in most areas and single digits in some eastern regions. Cities like Charleston Morgantown and Wheeling recorded near freezing temps while Martinsburg Parkersburg and Elkins stayed just above freezing. In France Premier Edgar Faure urged December elections amid North African tensions and Europe unity talks.
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Parkersburg
Wheeling
Martinsburg
Paris
Edgar Faure
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North Africa
Europe
Mitch
Eisenhower's First Steps in Recovery Amid Unemployment Plan
President Eisenhower, after a heart attack, walked unaided for the first time and resumed brief conferences with officials. Doctors report progress with no complications as he approves a plan to reduce chronic unemployment in distressed industrial areas through a new coordinating agency, technical aid, and joint loans with federal, state, and rural partners.
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Hagerty
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Russia
Lodge
United States
Burns
Commerce
New England
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Dulles Plans Vienna and Yugoslavia Visit
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will visit Vienna on November 3 and travel to Brioni in Yugoslavia to meet Marshal Tito on November 6. Details on his broader plans were sparse. Also, Fred Hanes was signed as coach of the Milwaukee Braves on a one year contract, announced by GM John E. Quan.
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Austria
Milwaukee
Fred Hanes
Pittsbursh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
John E. Quan
Braves
Haney
Eisenhower Aware Of Political Hubbub Amid Illness
White House declines to confirm if President Eisenhower knows about political chatter surrounding his health. Press secretary Hagerty refuses to answer, while aides and ambassadors avoid discussing a potential second term. The question persists whether a heart attack affects his political plans.
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Eisenhower
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James C. Hagerty
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
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Lodge
Polio Shots Details Prompts Health Officials in Frederick
A Frederick girl escaped injury after running into a station wagon on East Sixth street. She was treated for abrasions at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Police report minor East Patrick street collision and a rear-end crash on Carroll Parkway with no charges. Dr. Burgess urges priority recipients get shots from private doctors or the health department as needed. Researchers discuss future combined vaccines with DPT and potential quadruple immunization.
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East Sixth Street
Middle Alley
Mary Jane Walters
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George S. Rodock
East Patrick Street
South Market Street
Almetta O. Click
Davis Avenue
Moore
Carroll Parkway
College Avenue
Eleanor A. Best
Linden Hills
Leo H. Colliflower
RFD 5
Colliflower
Charles V. Main
Forbes Burgess
Burgess
Health Department
State Department of Health
Public Health Office
Edward Davens
Bureau of Preventive Medicine
State Health Department
Jonas Hopkins University
Davens
Ernest L. Stebbins
School of Hygiene
Johns Hopkins
Boadian
Public Health Department
Frank Keefer
Yarry Phelps
Laddie
Phelps
Ed Winpigler
East Fourth Street
SPCA
Winpigler
Ladeie
Seven-Ft Male Skeletons Found in Italian Excavation
IGRIN Italy reports excavations at Peretto Hill three miles from here reveal an ancient Roman town with skeletons of men and horses and a temple. Seven skeletons suggest seven-foot tall men of an African race, possibly Carthaginian followers of Hannibal, shedding light on Punic Wars dynamics. Dates cited include 218 to 102 B C with references to battles at Piacenza, Lake Trasimeno, and Cannae.
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Peretto Hill
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Lake Trasimeno
Home
Cannae
Spotty Hallowe'en Vandalism Reported
County reports minor vandalism before Halloween with scattered fodder used to break windows and some fodder burned. State Police say trouble limited to northern areas with roads blocked by fodder. Fire crews battled a high flame gas well blaze near Hawkins Texas as residents prayed for no explosion.
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Tex P
East Texas
United Maryland Veterans Council Forms in Maryland
Seven veterans groups unite as the United Maryland Veterans Council to push for a war veteran bonus. A December 2 meeting will review proposals to fund higher bonuses via tax or racing revenue, with J Nelson Tubbs as chair and William Clay as vice chair.
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United Maryland Veterans Council
Maryland
J Nelson Tubbs Waliam Clay
Rockville
American Loan and Disabled American Veterans
Robert FO Ov Taary
The
Catholic War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Purple Hear Assn
House of Delegates
Last Fieday
Allied Veterans Cannell
American Veterans Commmittee
20H Division Assn
United Spanish War Veterans
Marine Corps League
Amvets
Coldest Night Of Fall Hits City And Countryside
A sharp cold snap swept the region lowering temperatures from 71 in the morning to 38 at the airport. Winds 40 mph knocked out power and phone lines as a roof blew off a shed in Spring Valley and a large tree fell near Gambrill State Park. Utility crews restored service while observers noted mountain gales and strong gusts.
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Spring Valley
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Potomac Edison Company
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Ott
Urbana
Hyalistown
Tech Knob
Cilder
Frederick
Lipton names Harold Philby in spy case storm
London Labor MP Lt Col Marcus Lipton accused Harold Philby, former Washington embassy first secretary, of tipping off spies Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean who vanished in May 1951. He linked the case to a long Kremlin spying accusation and sparred with Prime Minister Eden over a parliamentary inquiry.
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Labor
Parliament
Washington
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Marcus Lipton
Harold Philby
Ase
Burgess
Maclean
Foreign Office
Kremlin
Lipton
Eden
Lahorite
Complete Contract Formalities This Week
Superintendent of Schools Eugene W. Pruitt said contracts for the Yellow Springs school and the 15 room Middletown High School addition will be signed this week. Lt. Relierant Sons Frederick won Yellow Springs while Lloyd C. Culler Frederick won Middletown. County Commissioners approved awards and authorized work to proceed. Project staking reported at Yellow Springs site.
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Yellow Springs
Middletown High School
Eugene W. Pruitt
Lt. Relierant Sons
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Widdletown
Pruitt
Koeller
Bill Of Responsibilities Called For By Adm. Radford
Admiral Arthur Radford urged a bill of responsibilities to accompany the Bill of Rights in fighting communism. He framed freedom faith and responsibility as core American values and urged teaching meaning behind rights rather than mere memorization. The National Conference on Spiritual Foundations, backed by the Foundation for Religious Action, hosted his remarks.
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Arthur Radford
Jointt Chiefs of Staff
America
National Conference On Spiritual Foundations
Radford
Communsis Five
Berny
Foundation For Religious Action
Oxygen Given Griffith For Lung Congestion
Washington bio: 5 year old Griffith, president of the Washington Senators, received oxygen after a new lung congestion complication. Dr George A. Resta, Griffith’s physician, said the condition is not a setback and his chances of recovery remain as favorable as before. Internal bleeding from a major stomach hemorrhage stopped yesterday.
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Washington
Chick Galil
Washington Senators
Geoge A. Reala
Griffith
Grifton
Recov
Resta
Austria Declares Freedom From Foreign Occupation
Vienna marked Austria's formal end of occupation as troops withdraw. The last U S soldiers under Maj Gen William I Nutter left on October 23, with British and French forces having departed earlier. Russian tanks exited Asia in September.
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Austria
U. S
William 1 Nutter
AML Thussiane
Aslia
Bombing Threat Delays Pittsburgh Judge’s Home Visit
A telephoned bomb threat kept detectives at the Pittsburgh judge’s residence yesterday as mass picketing struck Westinghouse Electric plants in Pittsburgh. Local authorities investigated the call while protesters gathered outside the facilities in a tense display.
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Westmahouse Electric Corp
Alliance Ministers Back Western Proposals for Geneva Talks
Western ministers led by Dulles Macmillan and Pinay endorse a joint NATO stance ahead of Geneva talks with Molotov. They push German reunification via free elections and a European security pact linking NATO members with Soviet bloc states. They demand disarmament measures and East West travel facades across the Iron Curtain.
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Molotov
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Europe
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Eisenhower
Tron
Five Day Forecast Highlights Mild Weekend Warmth Returns
The forecast calls for mostly sunny and cool conditions today with fair and warmer Wednesday afternoon. Scattered showers and cooler air are expected through Mudlas Pair, with a cold Saturday and a milder Sunday. Temperatures will average about 40s to mid 30s in western Marsland to near 47 in eastern sections, with early morning lows around 33 in western areas.
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X Ray Survey Begins Here On Thursday in Frederick
Frederick city and county start a mass x ray survey sponsored by the Health department and TB and Public Health Association. The unit will operate 22 days this year with a volunteer Jaycee team coordinating registration and transportation. The program aims to screen residents over 15 and bring leaflets to schools and homes. Schedule lists locations across city and county from Oct 28 to Nov 4 with times and plants including East Patrick Street and Frederick High School.
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Frederick County Wealth Department
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Wealth Association
Byron W. Thompson
Freda Doll
The
Tuberculosis Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
John G. Ray Jr
Jaycees
Jaycee
East Patrick Street
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Patrick Street
Francis Scott
Key Hotel
City
South Court Street
Price Electric Corporation
North Market Street
Kresge’s
Union Manufacturing Company
Everey Company
Ox Fibre Brush Company
East Church Street
Price Electrics Corporation
Hood College and Film Street School
Hood
Frederick High School
Hog prices reach 13 year low at Chicago Union Stock Yards
Hog prices dropped about 30 cents to a new low in 13 years at Chicago's Union Stock Yards today with top bids around 15.63 dollars. Early sales ranged 13.25 to 13.30, fog arrivals totaled 20 000 head the largest since January 3 and Tuesday receipts the largest since December 3 with 2 000 head held over. A market sting at Indianapolis was diverting hogs toward Chicago, livestock men said.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Market Higher as Wall Street Extends Rally
Market higher in New York for the eighth straight session after cautious early trading. Investors pushed on as gains across major sectors supported a broad advance with tech and financial shares leading the advance.
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