By-Pass Plans Discussed for Frederick Area
Chief Engineer Norman Pritchett of the Site Roads Commission said a western leg of the Frederick by-pass is only in the talking stage. He noted no plans or engineering exist for this by-pass between US 34 and US 40 and that any such project would be part of the interstate system. He also said plans for the leg from Mutter Avenue to Harmony Grove are near complete with right of way acquisitions underway.
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Frederick By-Pass
U.S. 40
Frederick
Norman Pritchett
Site Roads Commission
Baughman
T. Edgie Russell
Frederik
Washington National Pike
Frederick City
Pritchett
Commission
Motter Avenue
1Th Street
Harmony Grove
Mutter Avenue
US. 40
U.S. 15
Preterick
Dart
Jarmony Goove
Pritehent
U.S
Contine
Market Street
Washington National Pikce
Mood Grove Lime Company
Roads Commission
Girl Scouts Urge Vote on County Zoning Interim Rules
A Frederick County Citizens Committee pushes for a public vote on an interim county zoning ordinance. A public meeting drew about 200 residents as opponents question the legality and authority to enact the measure.
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Frederick County Citizens Committee
Citizens Committee
BE. &. Conway
Lewistown
Byron W. Thompson
Ale Cutan
Planning and Zoning Commission
Frederick County
Thompson
Conway
News-Post
Maryland
E. J. Yokley
Ll.b
Girl Scout Demonstrations At Court House This Saturday
Girl Scout troops 11, 14 and 38 will publicly demonstrate YOUN W machines at the Court House this Saturday and November 3. Scouts trained the fuse of the machines will run demonstrations from eight in the morning until noon and answer questions. Leaders listed as Mrs John Dudash Troop 11 Mrs Barney Kande Troop 14 and Mrs Eline Wachter Troop 39.
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Court House
John Dudash
Barney Kande
Eline Wachter
Fast-Driving Woman Kills Self and Others Near Harman
In Elkins area on U.S. 33, 21 year old Shirley Bulick among three killed after her car, traveling at high speed, skidded into a moving horse and two Pennington men. Bridget Bulick survived with minor injuries. The horse also died.
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Elains
W. Va
Randolph County
Shirley Bulick
Elkins
Benjamin H. Pennington
John J. Pennington
Harman
U.S. 33
Stettick
Benjamin Pennington
John Pennington
Eisenhower Pledges Uranium To New IAEA
At a 82 nation atomic energy conference in New York President Eisenhower pledged 11 000 pounds of uranium 235 plus further contributions from the United States to the new International Atomic Energy Agency. Louis L Strauss delivered the pledge representing the United States and the AEC. Eisenhower said he would seek Senate ratification of the agency charter and authority to transfer special nuclear materials. He urged international cooperation to prove controls feasible and acceptable for peace.
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United Nations
N.Y
Eisenhower
International Atomic Energy Agency
Louis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Plane damaged on landing at municipal airport
Four visiting executives narrowly escaped serious injury when a Stinson aircraft skidded during landing at the municipal airport. Pilot Skeeter Bowman of Deep Creek Lake lost control in a crosswind causing damage to the gear wing and propeller. Passengers Helmuth Heise of Deep Creek Lake and J L Towler of Cumberland were aboard along with an unidentified man. The group attended a Maryland Travel Council meeting at the Fraters Seat Key Hotel. The damaged plane will be loaded onto a truck and taken back to Deep Creek Lake by its owner.
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Stinson
Maryland Travel Council
Fraters Seat Key
Skeeter” Bowman
Deep Creek Lake
Oie
Arihays
Helmuth Heise
J. L. Towler
Cumberland
Heise
Bowman
Weekend Weather Brings Rain And Mild Chill
The weather bureau warns of a cold and rainy weekend with light rain through Sunday and temperatures near 40s. Forecasters note a previous mild outlook was wrong as lows reach 38 to 44, with leaves cluttering streets and fire towers staying open until heavy snow.
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Achill
Weather Bureau
State Police
Gambrill State Park
Gambrill Park
Five Forks
Gam
Rair
Herman Toms
Toms
Sandy Hoon
Sands Hook
United States Considers United Nations Move on Hungary Crisis
Washington officials said the United States is consulting with Britain France and other allies on the feasibility of taking the Hungarian situation to the United Nations and may protest Moscow's intervention. Paris officials noted possible U.N. action over alleged illegal Soviet troop use while Budapest demonstrators seek U.S. help.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
United Nations
State Department
Lincoln White
Hungary
Moscow
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Paris
Christian Pineau
U.N
Budapest
U. S
Legation
Russia
New York
Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday Nationwide Switch
The Associated Press reports daylight saving time ends Sunday for about 400 million Americans, mainly in the Northeast. Other regions that used fast time during summer return to standard time a month early, covering roughly 45 million people.
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Associated Press
Show Cause Hearing on Sentence Suspension Scheduled
A patient at Victor Culien State Hospital in Sibillasville faces a show cause hearing in criminal court on October 29 regarding a suspended sentence. The defendant Charles McAhinmmie pleaded guilty to leaving the hospital without permission while tuberculous and faces full sentence if the suspension is not stricken. Police report car incidents and UN security notes follow in this fragmented item.
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Victor Culien State Hospital
Sibillasville
Charles McAhinmmie
Sanne
W. Barrigh
Riots in Singapore Leave Four Dead Amid Student Strike
News briefs report 4 killed and many injured as police clashed with demonstrators in Singapore over a government move to end a Red-inspired student strike. Separately, U S officials consider strong protest to Soviet intervention in Hungary as Warsaw Pact tensions rise.
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Singapore
One Case Heard at Tri Magistrate's Court Settlement Pending
Five charges against Bilis E. Mt af Jefferson were reduced by two city officers and one state officer in a case involving a stolen car and speeding. Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr held the case open pending settlement of a financial claim on the defendant and gave him until Monday to settle.
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Tri Magistrate's Court
Wilbur F Sheffield Jr
Bilis E
Mt Af
Jefferson
Chanffeurs
Stover
Nathan Dorses
Vernon E Heffner
Morrisadesedie
Damades
Oavner
Macistrate Sheffield
Jal
Che Wamakes
Descendant of Key Dies in Silver Spring
Philip Barton Key, 68, descendant of Francis Scott Key and a collateral Key line, died of cancer at his Silver Spring home. He led Philip B Key Realty Co. and held roles in Silver Spring and Montgomery real estate circles. Survived by three sons, a sister, five grandchildren, and widow Ellen Jamison. Requiem at St Michael’s Catholic Church followed by Rock Creek Cemetery burial.
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Frederick Born
Philip Barton ‘Key
Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Silver Spring
Key
Philip B. Key Realty Company
Frederick Halve
Philip Barton Key
Thomas H. Key
Mr. Kew
L. B. Ellert
Washington
Pearson Statement Called Falsehood
Washington reports describe James C. Hagerty denouncing Drew Pearson for a column alleging Eisenhower relapse on his Western campaign. Hagerty calls the piece “the most amazing document of falsehood” and says no relapse occurred, disputing every misstatement listed.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Drew Pearson
Eisenhower
Walter Gieseking Dies in London Hospital
German pianist Walter Gieseking died in a London hospital after emergency surgery for pancreatitis. He arrived in London Monday to make recordings and was taken for relief of hernalitis inflammation.
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London
Walter Gieseking
Glaser
Kefauver Campaign Parade Draws Local Attendance
Democratic vice presidential candidate Estes Kefauver arrives to a large local welcome with a parade from the State Police barracks to Frederick Fair Grounds. A wreath at Francis Scott Key grave and honors by Emmitsburg veterans precede speeches at Hood College and the Barbara Fritchie Home, with a 2 PM program and a five day forecast predicting cooler, showery weather.
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Estes Kefauver
Frederick Fair Grounds
Kefauver
Hagerstown
Linden Hills
State Police
Francis Scott Key
U.S. 40
Burck * T
Burck
Madison
Emmitsburg
South Market Street
Patrick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Barbara Fritchie
Barbara
Susan McAuliffe
Patrick Street
College Avenue
Hood College
Stevenson
Rosemont Avenue
Bentz Street
Bentz
South Street
Fair Grounds
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Chiret
Richard B. Zimmer
Ohn
Torat
Ferdinand Ixbert
Pieaoath
Joilan
Carroll County
Thousands Die as Hungarian Revolt Spreads in Budapest
Vienna reports heavy fighting across Hungary with Soviet and Hungarian troops attacking rebel forces. Three Belgian diplomats said western Hungary is in rebel hands as battles rage in Budapest and other cities. thousands are said to have died in four days.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Budapest
Red Army
Gyper
Szeged
Szolnok
Pecs
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Walkersville
Pereants Durin
Commissioners For Action
West Va
Social Lodson
Free Security Administration
Charles
Dodson
Thurstan
Charles To Schott
Land
colEson
South Market
Seret
Dares
Paul
Mossburg
Clarence EB
Lime Hadi
Clarke Place
Leland Ho Phillips
Artington
Jewell
Bernet
Dewell
The
Council
iPhillips
Israel
Paneth Wae
West Germany
Silver
Pearson
Hagerty
R Son
Ha Ty
Fas Hospital
Cape Pers
Rails
Potomac
Weverton
Ceresville
Duo Wihch
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Freedom Radio of
Endre Marton
Theovernment
Romania
Soviet Union
Democrat
Ciimax
Parliament Square
Marton
Paciament Square
Red Star
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