State Roads Commission awards two major by pass bridge contracts
The State Roads Commission awarded two bridge contracts for the Frederick by pass. T. Edgie Russell W H Nunn Construction Co will build the West Patrick street over by pass bridge at 214 708 dollars and Richard F Kline Inc will construct the Motter avenue over by pass bridge at 202 343 dollars. Both four span steel beam structures expected to begin this year with materials orders proceeding.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick By-Pass
Patrick Street
Locust Street
T. Edgie Russell
Frederick E. H. Nunn
Motter Avenue
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Frederick
Commisssion
West
T. Edgie Russell W. E. Graham
Washington National Pike
Kline
Harmony
Grove
Pennsylvania
Pal Tick Street
Motier Avenue
Cor Tract
Fourth
Seventh Streets
U. S
South Street
Washington
Mrs John Craig Taylor Dies In Baltimore At 76
Mrs John Craig Taylor 76 prominent Baltimore churchwoman died after a lingering illness. widow of hotel manager John Craig Taylor she belonged to Episcopal Bishops Guild of Maryland Women Association of the Free Summer Excursion Society and Daughters of the King. She sang in the choir of the Episcopal Church of Our Savior. Survived by son Craig Taylor PR director for Pennsylvania Railroad Chesapeake Region. Funeral Monday at 12 pm with burial in Baltimore Cemetery.
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Baltimore
John Craig Taytor
John Craig Taylor
Taylor
Episcopal Bishops Guild of Maryland
Women’s Assa
Daughters of the King
Episcopal Church of Our Savior
Craig Taylor
Chesapeake
Pennsylvania Railroad
Early Cold Grips Eastern U S With Snow Flurries
The Associated Press reports a wintry grip across the eastern U S with plunging temperatures and light snow. Readings fell to near 19 in North Dakota and into the Gulf Coast near freezing. Snow flurries touched Great Lakes shores with up to three inches in spots. Chicago’s midway saw traces while Michigan’s lakeshore measured heavier unofficial amounts. Large drops hit New England from the prior night, with early readings in the 30s.
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Association
Gulf Coast
Mercury
North Dakota
Gulf of Mexico
Montana
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
U. S
Chicara
Midway Airport
Michigan
New England
Mao to Attend Soviet Anniversary in Moscow
Peiping radio says Mao Zedong accepted a Soviet invitation to attend the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution in Moscow next month. The broadcast quoted Nikita Khrushchev inviting Mao and noted China’s Central Committee approved the plan.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Moscow
Pei- Ping Radio
Nikita Berushchev
Mao
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Mai
Shrushchev
Peiping
Eisenhower
Britain
Macmillan
NATO
pParis
Cold Rain Expected Sunday with Snow Possible
A cold storm front brings rain and a chance of snow in far Western Maryland as Frederick returns to EST. Daylight saving time ends Sunday morning. clocks turn back tonight. Temperatures hover in the high forties to low thirties with a forties high Sunday. Garrett County may see snow flakes while Fishing Creek dam water rises modestly.
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Maryland
Frederick
State Police
Unionville
Mercury
Garrett County
Fishing Creek
Local High School Player Suffered Leg Injury In Hagerstown Game
Larry Layman of Frederick High broke his leg during Eight's game with South High at Hagerstown. He was carried off in an ambulance, given a cast, and released from Washington County Hospital early today.
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Larry Layman
Frederick
South High
Hagerstown
Washington County
Layman
Forty Two Percent Chest Fund Progress Report
Nearly 42 percent of Frederick County’s Community Chest goal has been collected, with $27,123 of $85,000 reported as secured by noon Friday. Fraternal division leads at 75 percent, while schools and industry show strong early returns. final results to the November 1 deadline.
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Robert ‘Davis
Warren Evans
Fort Detrick
Chess Office
Benjamin L. Shuff
Tan
Uemost
Frederick County
Red Feather
Shuff
Flurry Of Illness Hits Mount Mt St Marys Infections Rise
A flu like illness struck Mt St Marys College in Emmitsburg over several days with 60 or more students affected. The Washington Georgetown track meet was postponed due to the outbreak. Earlier in the week the Mount canceled a soccer track meet with Loyola on the Mount field amid rising absences. About 100 cases were reported at St Josephs College in Emmitsburg as the week progressed.
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Mt. St. Mary’s College
Washington
Georgetown University
Emmitsburg College
Ement
Strack
Loyola Harweeeiy
Mount
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Western Maryland Names Two To Board
Dr Henry L Darner a noted gynerologist and surgeon was elected to the Board of Trustees of Western Maryland College at the fall meeting Roger J Whiteford was elected vice chairman replacing the late Dr Wm W Chase The board approved locating a new student union building on the hillside below Lewis Hall and plans to start construction promptly A factory worker Doris P Ridenour 18 Emmitsburg was treated at Warner Hospital Gettysburg for a compound fracture of her right middle finger suffered while working at H O Toor Shoe Co Emmitsburg
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Westminster
Henry L. Darner
Washington
Western Maryland College
Roger J. Whiteford
Whiteford
Wm. W. Chase
Lewis Hall
Burt Doris P. Ridenour
Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
H. O. Toor Shoe Co
Emmitaburg
Dag Hammarskjold to pursue personal talks in Middle East crisis
United Nations deliberations on the Middle East crisis weighed as Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold considered direct personal talks. The General Assembly recessed after US Ambassador Lodge charged the Soviet Union with inflaming an artificial war scare to turn Arab nations into Soviet satellites. Sir Leslie Munro urged member states to seek a quiet diplomatic weekend.
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United Nations
Ny.p
Dag Hammerskjold
Middle East
General Assembly
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Soviet Union
Lodge
Kremlin
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Assembly
Stock Market Ends Week Flat After Turbulent Five Days
New York stocks closed essentially unchanged despite a week marked by extreme volatility. The Associated Press 60-stock average finished at 156.70, with record volume near 20.8041 shares. Monday saw the worst drop since late September 1955, while Wednesday posted the largest one day gain since November 1928. The week capped a long decline from the 1957 peak, fueling debate about the next market direction and the persistence of a partial recovery.
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New York
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Wall Street
Iit
Frederick Hallowe'en Parade Plans Announced
Final plans detail Frederick Hallowe'en parade set for Wednesday evening with a motorcade led by Mayor Derr and the Board of Aldermen. Festivities include seven bands, a color guard from Fort Detrick, prize categories for family groups antique cars floats and costumes, plus public seating at 30 cents. If rain, parade moves to Thursday night. One arrest reported for intoxication.
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Hallowe'en
Cialis
Market
All Saints
Weston All Saints
Court
West Church Street
Church
Bentz Street
Bentz ‘Street
Carroll Parkway
East Sixth Street
East Street
East Seventh
Market Streets
East Seventh Street
North Court
West Church Streets
Frederick Gas Co
Junior Civitan Club
John A. Derr
Board of Aldermen
Fort Detrick
Alan Long
Yellow Springs
Harmony Band
William Fl Myers
Westminster
Colored Elks Band
New Windsor Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary
Evangelical and Reformed United [Church of Christ
Frederick City
Stock Prices Had Wild Ride
Stock prices swung sharply this week as consumers wage earners and businessmen watched the market roller coaster. Experts offered reassurance about potential impacts on jobs incomes and living standards amid the volatility.
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New York
Lefty Gomez Headlines Babe Ruth League Banquet in Paris
Vernon California honors Lefty Gomez as he entertains the Babe Ruth League banquet with baseball anecdotes. Coca Cola sponsors the event, 140 attendees, awards presented by Charles K. Taylor. Excelsior’s Loring Young dominates trophies, with Harold Sonny Blank and other league hitters also lauded.
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Lefty
Gomez
Coca Cola
Babe Ruth
Canada
Peter Pan Inn
Paris
France
Pickens
Excelsior
Wophy
Loring Young
Young
Tae Iter
Harold Sonny Blank
Grove
Kiwanis
Tom Moss
Fred
Pete) Lodge
Rotary
Kenny Fultz
Price
Danny Zimmerman
Shell
Bob Martin
Mr. Taylor
E. Wiliam Hal
Calvary Methodist
Sought-in-slaying youth nabbed near scene in Hanover
State police captured Charles Smith, 15, in a gravel pit behind a store after he shot at teens in a rural store and then fled into woods. Francis Bussey, 18, suffered critical wounds to groin and back. Carel Ann Downing, 15, was struck in the face. Albert Jacobs, 46, store owner, died later likely of a heart attack. Police held for questioning at Waterloo barracks.
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Hanover
Charles Smith
Waterloo
Smith
Jin
Smith Fred
Robert Ridgely
Francis Bussey
St. Agnes Hospital
Balimore
Young Busser
Carel Ann Downing
Albert Jacobs
Governor Addresses Harvest Home Day at Bonnie Blink Home
Baltimore Governor McKeldin spoke at the Bonnie Blink Masonic Home for the Aged Harvest Home ceremony. He urged wiser handling of an aging nation, warning neglect could burden the state, and urged using age as a resource through science and policy. The talk stressed that an aging population need not mean weakness if intelligence guides action.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
America
McKeidin
Youth Council Seeks Trick Or Treat Fund
Frederick County Christian Youth Council coordinates a door to door fund drive for underprivileged children on Halloween. About 150 junior and senior high youth plan to collect for Church World Service Share Our Surplus and UNICEF efforts, covering city and county areas with church groups. Students from All Saints Episcopal to Nazarene participate with Civic Club support to prevent delinquency while funding bread and milk for needy children.
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Frederick County
Church World Service Organization
Unicef
United Nations
Richard Smith
Glade United
Church of Christ
Walkersville
Asbury Methodist Church
Richard Hopkins
Frederick Presbyterian
Carolyn White
Bush Creek Church of the the Brethren
Jody Williams
Church of the Brethren
Meredith Mackley
Eleanor Everhart
Claude de Janter
Alrs
Mackley
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Civic Club
World Relief
All Saints Episcopal
Asbury Methodist
Evangelical Lutheran
First Presbyterian
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Grace United Church of Christ
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Calvary Methodist
Trinity Methodist and
Nazarene
Plan To Meet RussBid For Supremacy
The United States and Britain plan a major NATO summit style drive to modernize Western defense against Soviet missiles and nuclear weapons. Eisenhower may travel to Paris in December to push allied unity and nuclear deterrence, with Britain’s Harold Macmillan, and talks focus on updating security systems and easing sharing of atomic knowledge under new legislation.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Russia
Eisenhower
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Council
IEE
NATO
U. S
Amory Houghton
Eisenshower
Harold Macmillan
Turkey
Macmillan
Congress
Great Britain
Worker dies after fall from sprinkler truck
Malcolm McLeod, 31, a PEPCO contractor employee, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from a fractured pelvis and internal injuries after jumping from a sprinkler truck on October 17. Police found no negligence by the driver Earl Lee of Washington and said no charges would follow. Funeral services were set for Tuesday at Temple Baptist Church in Washington with burial at Park Lawn Cemetery.
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PEPCO
Dickerson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Malcolm McLeod
Montgomery County
McLeod
Earl Lee
Washington
Masaur and Hartzell, Inc
Charles Crabb
Mehargue
Catherine McLeod
Temple Baptist Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
MW. Hilton
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Coopersburg
Charles R. Lawson
Steubenville
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Link
Lawson
William A. Mutchner
Dakota
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Hammarskjold
Hallowe’en
James Harvey Cramer
Braddock
Trump
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Lefty Gomez
Youth Council
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