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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 27, 1960

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Halloween City Pranks Prompt Police Warnings

City reports indicate no serious vandalism during Trick or Treat events last night though hundreds of youths rang doorbells and set off firecrackers. Police warned against firecracker possession and alarms while detailing minor damage, burglar alarms, and a few window breakages. A parade tonight aims to channel energy away from mischief as traffic control and crowd management are planned. An accident at Benz and West Seventh injured two drivers with minor damage.

Charles V. Main Colonial Jewelry West Patrick Street Wayside Apartments East Patrick Street City Moors North Market Street West Seventh James Hahn New Market Hallowe'en Hallowe En Beniz West Seventh Street Jack B. Walton Jr Stuebenville Benz Carol Ann Humberson East Third Street Nathan Dore Watton Aberson Tovicai Limiuis

Five Die in Venezuela Clashes as Forces Clear Rebels

Sporadic shooting in Caracas as troops and police assault the 23rd of January district. Five killed and 20 wounded, including soldiers, during the operation to seize rebel fortresses. at least forty arrested and arms seized. In a week of clashes seven killed, 76 injured, 189 arrested.

ACAS Venezuela Marcos Perez Jimenez Pers Carl

Bible Readings Protested as Boy Withdraws From School

Mrs Madalyn Murray, an atheist, removes her 14 year old son William from Woodbourne Junior High in Baltimore over Bible readings at opening exercises. She vows to fight to the Supreme Court, claims constitutional violation and separation of church and state. Williams also objected to a world history textbook The Story of Nations claiming distortions and misrepresentations including religious content presented as fact.

Baltimore Madalyn Murray Murray U.S Wi J. Murray Willliams George B. Brain Department Murrey Wiliam Woodbourne William Mansfield Ohio

Kennedy says U S faces third recession in six years

Senator John F Kennedy warned in New York that the nation is entering a third recession in six years and cannot afford it. He challenged Nixon to address bread and butter issues while blasting Republican claims that his programs promote inflation and gold speculation.

New York John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Kennedy America Detroit Nixon Repubican Dart Nixon Mishi

Spirits Arrests After Halloween Car Encounters

State police report two youths Poole and Weil were arrested on concealed weapons charges after complaints of two cars terrorizing Quinn Road in Singapore district. Police found a black jack a four inch knife and a sawed off broomstick in the Poole car with two girls inside and a girl in the other. A trial is set for Tuesday with potential penalties up to a $1000 fine and two years imprisonment.

Hallowe'en Han David N. Poole Monrovia James Lee Weil Route 1 Mt. Airy Joseph Gallen Robert Grimes Quinn Road Singapore Gatien Poole Weller Gallen Grimes

Watts New Show At Frederick Electr ical Wiring Exhibit

Electrical contractors builders and architects invited to attend the third annual Watts New residential wiring equipment show on Thursday November 3 at the Eagles Club in Frederick. Sponsored by Potomac Edison Company and local distributors the exhibit runs 4 PM to 9 PM and features about 30 new residential wiring devices reflecting updated national wiring codes with heating units from leading manufacturers on display and representatives available to demonstrate.

Eagles Club Frederick Potomac Edison Company National Electric

Synopsis on ballot amends and referendum questions

The News-Post notes an unusually large number of amendments and a referendum on this year’s general election ballot. A synopsis appears on pages one and eight through nine in Tuesday’s issue, with a limited number of copies still available at the business office.

News-Post

Bank Tax Shares Over $50 000 Across Counties and Towns

The city and county along with incorporated towns anticipate bank tax receipts exceeding $93 000 for the year with installments now on hand. Individual town shares vary by bank assessments from $10.91 to $767.97, led by Mount Airy and Thurmont, as state officials complete the distribution schedule.

Woods State Tax Commission Middletown Amersville Brunswick Rosemont Emmitsburg Thurmont Walkersville Woodsboro Mt. Airy Fredand Incorporated

Trick or Treaters in a Halloween Mix Up at Knight Home

About 200 costumed children arrived at East Church Street home of Mrs. Lucy M. Knight seeking treats. A note on the door explained that Jo Shaw, daughter of Mrs. Shaw, had moved the event and the hosts offered cookies and fruit punch but softened disappointment by calling the visitors absolute angels. The piece also notes Reds plan for a Moscow world’s fair in 1967.

Lucy M. Knight East Church Street Jo Shaw

Confidential Prestige Survey Published by Times and Post

New York Times and Washington Post reveal a confidential June survey showing U S prestige decline in Britain and France after the summit collapse. Summary notes place U S and Eisenhower ahead of the Soviet Union, with mixed reactions among British and French publics and notable gaps in confidence about U S leadership.

NEW York The New York Times Washington Post U. S the Times Soviet Union United States Eisenhower France Khrushchev Post U. S. Information Agency Office of Research and Analysis Mmary Secu Council Hich Vice Press Richardm Nixon America Kennedy O: Ge USIA Times the Post Great Britain West England

Wee Women Prompted by Harry to Thank Mother

Fragmentary note shows Harry urging several young women to thank their mother for a new ulcer related issue. Details are unclear and names and exact event remain unreadable.

Harry

Parking Area Planned Off South Market Street

A proposed blacktop parking area will replace the old Sponseller livery stables at rear of 63 67 South Market Street. The site formerly housed Knox Feed Store and a tavern with apartments above. Null Inc owns nearby laundromat and a 13‑unit house. Historic notes mention Pioneer Livery Stables and Simms era, with past owners including Sponseller Garber Green and Salter.

Knox Feed Null, Inc South Market Street Sponseller South Market Feet Eward Smms Attoriey Simms East Durims Waliam Eugene Onselie Inothe Mountain Co Stables Pioneer Sponsellor Glen Garber Wilam Green George Salter

Wandering Amnesia Safeguards Roger Grossnickle in Court

Richard Grossnickle, a farmer from near Hansonville, was sentenced after amnesia studies found by Magistrate Edward Storm that he wandered onto former employer Gilmer Burrier’s property four times. The court suspended most of the sentence. Separate cases include John Colvin’s drunken driving conviction aided by Breathalyzer evidence and a lenient handling of petty theft involving 30 cents of gasoline.

Richard Gross Ssnickle Hansonville Grossnickle Gilmer Burrier Burrier James John Colvin Middletown Colvin Joseph G Colvin U Euf Frederick US S. 40 Gallen Astar Wash Station Ceresville Woodsboro Martin’s Libertytoun Burner Barker Earl Barr Jr Hagerstown Supreme Cement Company East Street

Gov Tawes To Lead Halloween Parade In City

Governor J Millard Tawes will lead the Halloween parade with city and county officials including parade chairman Harry Harper and marshal Alan Y Bennett. The procession starts 3 pm from Seventh Street fountain and ends at Court Square with prize money of 1000 dollars.

J. Millard Tawes Harry Harper Tawes Alan Y. Bennett Jacob R. Ramsburg Othe North Court West Church Streets Seventh Street Market All Saints Court Court Square Chamber of Commerce Donald Gaver Ninth Street C. Ferdinand Sybert Louis Goldstein Thomas M. Finan

New Store to Open on East Patrick Street with 12 Jobs

A new appliance store on East Patrick Street plans a formal November 3 opening after extensive remodeling. The company moved from West Parcel where its staff grew from two to 33. Connie Mack Cannon will manage the store as representatives from multiple manufacturers attend the opening ceremonies.

A -Roerke East Patrick Street West Parcel Woods Connie Mack Cannon Representati Es Cremones

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