Hallowe'en Parade Plans Completed
The Hallowe'en parade in the city progresses with nine bands and two fire companies already entered. Organizers announce a nine o clock start after the parade, with entertainment at the Armory led by Charles McGregor and the Lazy Ranch boys. Traffic rerouting and viewing stands are mapped, with 1,200 seats around the reviewing stand and tickets available from local clubs.
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Ny Hallowe'en
Alan W. Long
Hallowe'en Observance
State Armory
Theo
Amos Harper
Charles McGregor
Armory
Alton Y. Bennett
North Market Street
East Street
East Eighth Street
East Seventh Street
West Seventh Street
East Ninth Street
Charles V. Main
South Street
Carroll Street
Carroll
Church Street
Church
U. S. 15
Tenth Street
Motter Avenue
North
Bentz
Clark Place
Madison Street
Madison
Burck
McCurdy Field
Jefferson Street
U. S. 40
Baltimore
Culty
North Bentz
All Saints
Tenth Streets
Courthouse Park
Church and Court Streets
YMCA
Haroki’s
North Markt Street
Ninth Street
All Saints Street
Leng
Hallowe'en
Frederick
Hungary Revolt Sparks U.N. Censure Talk and Student Protests
Western nations weigh U.N. censure of Russia for using Red Army against Hungarians. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. gauges support for Security Council or General Assembly action ahead of Nov 13 meeting. Rome students join protests in solidarity with Hungarians and Poles. General Gruenther says revolt reflects satellite hostility to the Soviet Union. An East European exile group calls for a foreign legion to aid anti-Communist rebels in Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Russia
Hungary
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U.N. Securty Council
General Assembly
Rome
Foreign Legion
Munich
Germany
Jaroslav Stetzko
Bloc of Nations
Four Frederick youths held in Rockville
Four youths from Frederick were arrested in Rockville after allegedly stealing a car and robbing Mobley’s Community Store in Dickerson. Two 18 year olds, named as William Hoboell and Richard Rippeon, were taken with two juveniles. the group fled the scene but were captured nearby. Goods from the store theft were recovered and the stolen car was traced to Thomas Capino. Detainers to be lodged in Rockville on the stolen vehicle.
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Frederick
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Wobell
N. Staley
East
Patrick Street
Richard Rippeon
West Patrick Street
West South Street
Thomas E. Capino
Capino
Ins
Mobley
Montgomery ‘Eo
Rockville
One Jailed One Hospitalized After Affray
Edgar A. Bell, 48, of South Bentz Street, jailed today for assault with a deadly weapon after Norman Bowie, 35, of Ice Street, was seriously cut with a razor during an affray at the Lincoln apartments. Bowie was reported in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. Police Lieut Ralph Potts and Officers Bernard King and William Mutchner investigated the early morning incident involving two Black men.
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Edgar A. Bell
South Bentz Street
Norman Bowie
Ice Street
Bowie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lincoln Apartments
Bowe
Ralph Potts
Bernard King
William Mutchner
Ike Goes In For Checkup At 2 30
Washington report states President Eisenhower enters Walter Reed Hospital around 2 30 p m for a head to toe examination by eight doctors. A medical verdict will be given tomorrow afternoon and announced publicly. He has said he would step down if his health prevents him from serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
City Engineer Flags Faults in Frederick By-Pass Plan
A letter from City Engineer W Raymond Pralter to State Roads Commission District Engineer Thomas G Mohler outlines issues with the Frederick by pass contract from al boint south of US 34 to US west. It requests utility adjustments, street closures, and adjustments to inlets manholes and walls, with questions on Altman Drive and booster station relocation.
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Frederick By-Pass
al Boint
U. S. 34
U. S. @ west
W. Raymond Pralter
Thomas G. Mohler
State Roads’Commission
T. Edgie Russell
Ager
Walter
Clarence W. Clawson
Locust Street
West Patrick Street
State Roads Commission
Walnut
Patrick
Earl Cline
Altman Drive
City Water
Altman
Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Jefferson ‘Street
New York economists foresee another strong business year
Leaders of finance and industry expect the coming year to be the biggest yet, with government and business spending, rising jobs, and higher wages. Copper prices fall to 36 cents, while wages rise and consumer costs inch up though earnings hit new highs for factory workers.
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New York
F. W. Dodge Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Eugene G. Grace
U.S
Phelps Dodge
Kellnecott
Anaconda
Bureau of Laborr
General Motors
Ford
Bethlehem Steel
Socony Mobil
Gulf
Women To Demonstrate Voting Machine Here In Coming Week
Frederick residents will get a last chance before the election to see firsthand how to vote using the voting machines next week. The Board of Election Supervisors has arranged with women from both Democratic and Republican parties to staff the machine in the first Moor corridor of the Court House Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Girl Scouts, who ran the machine today, will take over next Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prtimary
Tripartite CBR Meet At Fort Detrick Soon
An Army announcement details the fourth tripartite toxicological conference among the United States United Kingdom and Canada to be held at the Army Chemical Center Edgewood with sessions at Fort Detrick from Oct 23 to Nov 10. Senior delegates include A E Childs G O Langstroth and Brig Gen J H Rothschild and Maj Gen William M Creasy will oversee proceedings.
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United States
United Kingdom
Canada
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Department of Defense
Fort Detrick
A. E. Childs
Chemical Defense Research and Development
Ministry of Supply
G. O. Langstroth
Suffield Experimental Station
Defense Research Board
J. H. Rothschild
Army Chemical Corps
Marshall Stubbs
Washington
James M Gavin
Army
William M. Creasy
Piccren Ofisters
Ottawa
Garvin
Springfield
Edgar
Bluefield
Ridgeville
Old Farmers Almanac predicts heavier snow this winter
The 1957 Almanac forecasts a colder season with more snow than last year and frequent storms. Icy roads are expected December 13 to 18 and a Christmas period with wind and cold. January starts wet then turns colder with a late January blizzard and a February thaw followed by more cold.
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Almanac
Carolinas
Three Regional Red Chiefs Are Dismissed
The radio announced the dismissal of three regional Communist chiefs for failing to support Poland’s new regime. Warsaw Danzig and Stettin district party secretaries were relieved of office as Gomulka’s leadership replaced Stalinists. French forces killed 26 rebels in Algeria in two strikes.
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Vienna
Sau
Warsaw
Danzig
Stettin
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Algiers
Algeria
State's Top Scientists Meet Here at Fort Detrick
Maryland Section of the American Chemical Society gathered Friday at Fort Detrick to hear James H. Stack of ACS News Service discuss public relations for scientists. He urged highlighting the scientist and practical community benefits over pure science and outlined ACS efforts like speakers bureaus and information services.
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Fort Detrick
Maryland
American Chemical Society
James H. Stack
American Chemical Society News Service
New York City
Frederick
Edgewood
Johns Hopking University
Baltimore
Henry Freimuth
John J. Hayes
Association
John Schantz
Detrick
Tote Eset
Vilitio
The
ACS
Vandals Destroy Vacant House Near Central
A fire destroyed a vacant four room house on Rt 75 about a half mile north of Central early this morning. Residents and New Market Volunteer Fire Department said vandalism was the only explanation. The old fog house owned by Nellie Glison Young had been vacant. Firefighters arrived after 1 a.m. and the structure was beyond saving. The Central area has seen recent vandalism including mailboxes tipped, tombstones moved, and a damaged stop sign.
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Rt. 75
Central
New Market
Old Fog
Nellie Glison Young
Annapolis Road
Earliier
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
William R. Bloyer
Airy
Edwin ¥. Nikirk
Robert Des. Kirby
Bleyer
Jackie O. Plucker
Newark
N.J
Samuel W. Barrick
Plume
Harry T. Beall
Robert T. Snider
Thomas J. Lydard Jr
Sellman
William K. Burns
Gaithersburg
James D. Clark
Foe
E. L. Baum
Rebellion in Hungary grows amid border clashes and Nagy move
Rebels fight roof to roof in Budapest as Premier Imre Nagy forms a popular front government with non communists. Austrian frontier police cross the Iron Curtain and exchange greetings with deserters while reports mount of Russian pressure on Nagy. Győr becomes an alternate Hungarian government hub coordinating anti Soviet resistance.
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Vienna
Red
Hungary
Budapest
Imre Nagy
Popular Front
Revolsionaries
Nagy
Radio
Gyper
Nearly An Inch Of Rain Falls Here
Showers brought nearly an inch of precipitation to Frederick airport Friday and Friday night boosting October totals to a healthy 3.04 inches. At 9 15 a m rainfall was recorded at 93 of an inch with more forecast before clearing Sunday. State Police barracks reported 0.64 inch and Gambrill State Park 0.62 inch with warmer Sunday and highs in the sixties.
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Frederick J
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Stevenson Calls Ike Shadow Candidate in San Francisco
Adlai E. Stevenson criticizes President Eisenhower as the shadow candidate of a scared Republican party that won't ask the people to entrust the nation’s destiny to Vice President Nixon.
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San Francisco
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Sison
Scientist urged to engage community and education programs
The speaker urged scientists to join PTA, Community Chest, and Scout activities to foster a climate for future scientists. Raymond M. Burgison attended, connected with the University of Maryland School of Medicine, along with Dr William H. Summerson and many other area researchers from Fort Detrick and local institutions.
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PTA
Community Chest
Scoutmne
Maryland
ACS
Raymond M. Burgison
Burgison
University of Maryland School of Medicine
William H. Summerson
Chemical Warfare Banch
LeRoy D. Fothergill
John Sehtrat
Noel Gross
Charles Philips
Matilda Soke Wey
Aid To Egypt Is Restumed After Suez Disruption
Washington reports the United States has quietly resumed foreign aid to Egypt after shipments were briefly stopped during the Suez Canal crisis. Officials say incomot es machinery transportation equipment and newsprint have moved to Egyptian ports over recent weeks as part of a 20 million dollar package delivery that had been halted while a policy decision awaited.
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Washington
United States
Egypt
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Potomac
Weverton
Cersaville
London
Alfred Gruenther
Europe
Soviet Union
Ike
SRC
Farmers Almanac
State
Red Western Frontier
Stevenson
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