Observer to Speak at World Community Day
The Frederick Council of United Church Women will observe World Community Day next Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Church of the Brethren Fairview avenue. Esther W. Hymer, UN observer for United Church Women, will deliver the main address on the theme Freedom To Know. Participants include women from 15 member churches and educational displays by the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Proceeds support adult education and new educational programs in Brazil, Chile, and Peru.
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Frederick
Ralph E. White
Methodist Youth Fellowship
T. Woodrow Harrison
A. R. Semsberg Jr
North Market Street
Latin America
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Cold wave forecast with frost expected countywide
The weather bureau warns of a deepening cold with a general frost tonight possibly reaching the upper 20s after a 61 degree high and 45 degree morning. Elsewhere in the county vandals have knocked down mail boxes and burned fodder while snow fences and logs block some roads.
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Weather Bureau
Jack Frost
Hallowe'en
United Appeal drive nears $82 000 with strong utility division gains
The United Appeal totals surpassed $82,000 after the first general drive meeting as the Utilities Division led with $8,087 toward a $7,500 quota. Potomac Edison, C P Telephone, and Frederick Natural Gas beat their sums, while the Industrial and Commercial divisions reported further contributions and outside-town gifts. The drive runs through November 1.
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United Appeal
Potomac Edison Company
C&p Telephone Company
Frederick Natural Gas Company
Middletown
Urbana
City Parking Lot Entrance Opens Despite Minor Works
The entrance to the municipal park at Soh Market street opened to traffic yesterday afternoon amid ongoing work. City engineer Robert A. Whiteford reported a remaining wall and paving corrections are pending completion with a final edit planned.
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Sie
Kennedy Brothers
Soh Market Street
Robert A. Whiteford
Dedication Services Set For Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Buildings
Dedication will honor completed portions of Frederick Maryland’s Evangelical Lutheran church building program. Renovation began in 1960 with a 1963 target, featuring interior upgrades while preserving exterior historic beauty. The first site at 35 East Church Street houses Cradle Roll Nursery and offices.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Russell Seabright
Frederick
East Church Street
Carriage Howst
Alton Y. Bennett
Harold Dulrow
Charles Boone
Charles S. V. Sanner
Richard Sliger
Melvin H. Derr
John S. Fox
Henry X. Lochner
William M. J. Gaver
A. Owen Mercer
Iam Mihoee
Dr. Tames
R. Stup
Eazene Young
Ereper
Eamnet
Wis Devise Son
Arthonzatio
Caen
Rene Ate Sanday
Five Day Forecast Partial Readout
Forecast shows temperatures around normal with highs near 57 and lows near 32. Expect cooler conditions from Saturday through Tuesday with light rainfall possibilities later in the period.
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Tommnal
Red Tanks Close In on Berlin Frontline
Communist tanks moved within about 100 yards of the American sector as U S forces patrolled the border. Newsmen estimated at least five Soviet T34 tanks near Friedrichstrasse while 20 to 30 tanks stood overnight in East Berlin. Western Allies warned Moscow to honor four power rights as clashes intensified.
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East Germany
Friedrichstrasse
U.S
United States
U.S. Army
East Berlin
Vopo — People's Police
Vopos
Berlin
Associated Press
Friedrich- Strasse
Areaa Siet
Hein
Craree
Krearberc
Optical Workers Vote No Union at Local Plant
The American Optical Company workers at the focal plant voted against joining a union. In a tally of 134 in favor of joining United Glass and Ceramic Works of North America, AFI-CIO and 174 opposed, with 14 votes challenged. The National Labor Relations Board conducted the election announced by A. E. Makin. Ralph Austin delivered results. first vote was June 7, 1960 and second on August 29, 1960.
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American Optical Company
Focal
United Glass and Ceramic Works of North America
Afi-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
A. E.’ Makin
Vandal attacks hinge on tires in city riot-like case
Police report Halloween week vandalism spreading beyond cars with tires slashed using a linoleum knife. Five residents say tires cut since Wednesday night in the Patrick to Second streets area. mirrors and radios broken on several cars. James Caprio notes damage near the jail. additional incidents listed on East Second and North Meadow blocks.
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Patrick
Second Streets
James Capiio
West South Street
Barbara Stull
William Foutbrosk
Charles Maxlex
North Me
Wilam B. Bennett
Merrick Named Maintenance Supervisor for Frederick Housing Authority
William L. Merrick of Linden Avenue has been appointed maintenance supervisor for the Frederick City Housing Authority. The licensed plumber will oversee maintenance for 256 housing units across four projects and lead a five man staff. The post was vacated by J. Franklin Main Sr, now executive director, after John L. Shaw resigned due to ill health.
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William L. Merrick
Linden Avenue
Housing Authority
Frederick City
Merrick
J. Franklin Main Sr
Main
John L. Shaw
Shaw
R. W. Warner
Merck
Board of Commissioners of
The
G. Raymond Shipley
Hoang Authority
Unis
Caner
Lincoln
Sarah Bentz
Taney
John Hanson
Oon Noh Bentz
McCamey Named Wildlife Biologist at LaVale
McCamey serves as wildlife biologist at LaVale and has earned a Master of Forestry degree from Yale and is pursuing a PhD at the University of Connecticut. Conrad Bommermen of LaVale is senior monographer at the plant.
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McCamey
LaVale
B. Frankin McCamey Sr
Nate Resrees
Uniersity
Wesany
Garten
Yale Forestry School
Universix
Connecticut
Conrad Bommermen
LaVaie
Conten
Fallout Briefing Scheduled
Washington reports a radioactive fallout cloud from the Soviet tests may cross the Pacific coast toward Washington Oregon and possibly Northern California and Nevada The Public Health Service will inventory state capabilities for fallout response after a two day meeting of federal state and local health officials The briefing notes no immediate drastic action but outlines potential measures if needed
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Washington
Asion
Northwest
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Public Health Service
Judson Hardy
Radiological Health Division
Hardy
Paros
Cong
Geis
REO
Beter Suneiliance
First Try For Moor Vehicle
Cape Canaveral AP Saturn, the world’s largest rocket, achieved an unexpected first flight test success. The 162-foot craft reached about eight minutes, 95 miles high, then splashed in the Atlantic near its planned point. NASA reported the test as a strong step toward landing astronauts on the moon this decade.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Saturn
U.S
Cape Canaveral Meadows
Atlantic Ocean
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Russia
Kennedy
United States
Burkittsville Hallowe'en Parade and Trick or Treat Night
Burkittsville hosts its fourth annual Hallowe'en parade this evening at 7 p.m. with prizes of 50 dollars for categories including funniest prettiest most original ugliest best appearing group and best decorated wheeled vehicle. The town also designates 8 to 9 30 p m as official trick or treat night with ID cards issued to visiting children.
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Burkittsville
Raritan Club
Burgess Paul M. Smith
Lack Of Water Closes Price Electric Plant
Plant 3 of Price Electric on Md 255 south of town will shut for days due to water shortage. Two fire alarms were answered Thursday, one false and one for a car fire. A rabies clinic report is noted with residents seeking treatment. Neighbors report a missing mother since Saturday and a child cared for by relatives.
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Price
Price Electric
MD. 255
Oes 1m Xtors
Kam Arundel General Hoonpital
Kheery
Keneey
Teport
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John H. Garst
United Church Women
Hymer
Women's Guild of the
Evancelical Reformed United Church of
Chris
Hytper
University of Wisconsin
UNL
Department of International Affairs
National Council of Churches
Washington Vap
Esther W. Hymer
Ironworks
ST. Louis
H. Lyons
Ciral and Ornamentat Tpeemoarkere Snow M8
Evangelical Lutheran
West Berlin
Poice
Briish
Moore
Tawa Braeish
Soviet
Optical Workers
Anford
Terry Brooks
Koran
Loca Broke
Cha Bats
Teo Bot Orya
Photo
Frenk J. Keefer
California
Nevada
Canada
New York
Hallowe’en Parade
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