Frederick PTA Reaffirms Stand On School Integration
Frederick County Council PTA discussed school integration at a YMCA meeting guided by the Executive Committee. They forwarded to local PTAs the official PTA Council position, urged a law advisory council with board participation, and planned an education week program with media outreach and school visits.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
PTA
Supreme Court
Frederick County Council
P-Pa Council
Board of Education
County Council Pta
Riley D. Housewright
Lawrence A. Welsch
P-Ta
Nelson A. Strathern
County Council
Frederick County Citizens’ Council
Frederick High School
PTA County Council
Strathern
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Two Men Get Terms In Prison
Frederick men received House of Correction sentences after appearing before Trial Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Jr In Court. Richard L Gouker of East Church street was jailed for a year for unauthorized use of a truck and faced additional counts including reckless driving and license and police orders violations. Accomplice Robert N Staley received three months for aiding in unauthorized vehicle use. George H Miles was found guilty of assault and battery and sentenced to three months. Herbert R Costman of Newpoint Tennessee was jailed thirty days for DUI. Kode McClure was sentenced to a year for vagrancy after prior charges. Joseph F Weingarden was fined for failing to grant the right of way after a collision. Collateral forfeited and various traffic fines listed. (Continued On Page Four).
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Frederick
House of Correction
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Richard L. Gouker
East Church Street
Maryland House of Correction
Alden Fischer
Mt. Pleasant
Gouker
Fisher
Frederick County
Robert N. Staley
East Third Street
Robert D. Kirby
George H. Miles
Macks
Sherman Boone
Herbert R. Costman
Newpoint
Tenn
Thomas& Glass
A. G. Hedden
Kode McClure
Cntered
Sgt. Boone
Asbury Methodist Church
Joseph F. Weingarden
Ijamsville
Kirby
Lander Road
George Glagola
Masontown
U.S. 40
Billy H. Freeze
East
Howard D. Zimmerman
U. S
Western plan to shield Russia as Germany reunites
Rome Phil Messaggero reports a Western proposal for Russia to guarantee peace if Germany reunites under free elections. The plan calls for a semide militarized frontier, radar warning systems, and mutual security pledges, plus a balance of armed forces, inspection, and consultation mechanisms.
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Rome
Phil Messaggero
Russia
Geneva
Germany
United Nations
Europe
Hallow'en Pranksters Blamed For Fatal Fire
In Blooming, Indiana a 9300 foot covered bridge over White River near Gosport collapsed during a fire likely set by Halloween pranksters. Bert Dittamore, 33, a Gosport merchant, died. nine others, all volunteer firefighters, were injured though not seriously, and three were hospitalized.
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Blooming
Ind
Hallowe'en
Wood
White River
Gosport
Monroe County
Bert Dittamore
Christmas Party Set for Underprivileged Children at YMCA
Officers were elected for the Empty Stocking club and a Christmas party date of December 17 was announced at the YMCA. Mrs. Victor M. Palmer is president with committees named for Winchester Hall's event at 1 30 in the afternoon. Tickets go on sale December 10, with activities, entertainment, and gifts prepared by club members for needy children.
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YMCA
Victor M. Palmer
Harry Radcliff
Albert M. Coblente
G. B. Hoke
Winchester Hall
Wadcliff
Harry Zimmerman
J. Atlee Shiv
Albert Coblentz
Everett Morse
Hoke
Morse
Palmer
John Morgan
Charles Price
Roscoe Murray
G. W. Stulz
Ezra Hoffman
Zimmerman
Radcliffe
Shry
Coblentz
Mildred Dsulels
Santa Claus
Stulte
Stitely
Cooler Air Moving East Brief Weather Update
The Associated Press reports cooler and wet conditions spreading from the central plains to the Northwest with rain in Oregon Washington and Idaho and snow in the northern Rockies. Winds reach 45 mph as temperatures drop into the 30s to 40s in the plains. Warmer readings appear in Texas Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes area with 50s and 60s. The East Coast holds steady with 30s to 70s across Florida.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Northwest
Plains States
Plains
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Rockies
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Fasten
Florida
Cabinet backs Benson amid cabinet split rumors
Washington reports the White House dismissed a Farm Journal claim that Cabinet members planned to oust Agriculture Secretary Benson. Benson, slated for a Denver conference with President Eisenhower, said there was no Cabinet rift over farm policy. The Farm Journal story cited Gen. Brownell, Summerfield, and Harold Stassen as instigators.
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Washington
White House
Benson
Esterday
Farm Journal
Denver
Eisenhower
News Men
President Eisenhower Sees First Movie During Convalescence
President Eisenhower neared the end of his fifth week in hospital after a heart attack. He viewed a two hour technicolor Western at Fitzsimons Army Hospital, moving from bed to wheelchair to his favorite chair. Doctors report gradual increases in activity as he works on a rough draft of the State of the Union.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Ime
Russia
Foreign Ministers
Geneva
Great Britain
France
Lowry Air Force Base
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Fewer Registered Voters Reported in County
The county shows about 1,400 fewer registered voters than last fall with totals of Democrats 14,872 Republicans 11,832 others 303 making 27,007. October 1954 figures stood at Democrats 15,549 Republicans 12,838 others 319 total 28,401. Loss driven by non voting five-year rule, deaths, and removals. precincts reorganized to use fewer machines. Public interest grows around the voting machine exhibit in the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registry Office
Court House
Registry Board
Onty
I-A
Frederick
Lewistown
Faure Wins Confidence Vote In Paris
Premier Edgar Faure survived a decisive confidence vote in the National Assembly by 271 to 259 after centrist unity. The decision centers on moving up general elections to December, with Faure urging continuity into 1956 while opponents push ballot-method reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edgar Faure
French National Assembly
Faure
Morectos
Algeria
Pierre Printlin
Faure Hag
Trick-Treat OK Vandalism Ruled Out
Halloween weekend patrols will be stepped up in Frederick County with deputies and state police monitoring trick-or-treat activity. A vandalism report from Thomas Kiriakou noted missing steel fence posts around the Triangle restaurant near US 40, but overall trick-or-treating had minimal trouble in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Sheriff's Office
Thomas Kiriakou
Frederick
Height Of Apple Trees To Be Held Down
Hancock Maryland plan to reduce tree height to cut picker climbs. R Samuel Dillon Jr, major local orchardist, invested about 100,000 young trees to replace older stock, preventing trees from exceeding 20 feet. New rules require ladders 13 and 11 feet for harvest, aiming to boost picker safety and production while reducing fruit damage when ladders fail. Also: a sheriff sale sold a 1949 Buick four-door sedan from Melvin and Roxanna Summers for $93 to Russell F. Droneburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Maryland
Samuel Dillon Jr
Dillon
Melvin Summers
Roxanna Summers
Russell F. Droneburg
Programs Return to Standard Time This Sunday
Frederick and other Eastern cities end daylight saving as DST wraps up in late September. TV and radio schedules shift back to EST, with larger cities likely to follow Baltimore if DST is extended. Bus timetables remain unchanged.
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Frederick
Conla
Baltimore
Orphans Court Rules On Counsel Fees In Estate Case
Attorney General rules the Orphans Court may include counsel fees as an administration expense and may compel obedience to court orders by revoking letters or pursuing jail on the executor's bond. Executives’ refusal to pay the $510 fee prompts potential appeals and enforcement actions in Frederick county.
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Orphans Court
C. Ferdinand Sybert
David Kauffman
Orphans Court of
Frederick County
Ats
Twaiy
Court of Appeals
Attorney General
Attorney General's Office
Supra
Weekend Thunderstorm Possibility Cited By Forecaster
The forecast notes a late October thunderstorm possibility tonight or tomorrow with scattered showers. Warmer temperatures, increasing cloudiness, and a chance of precipitation precede a colder turn by Saturday as the area warms briefly then cools. In other news, stock markets show mixed early trading with small gains and losses across a broad range of securities. President Eisenhower rested well after a good night sleep, with health continuing to progress satisfactorily without complications.
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Mic
Mercury
New York
Deny P
Eisenhower Tacay
City Will Install 129 More Parking Meters
City plans 129 additional metered parking spaces in the area between West Third and West Fourth streets to aid patrons. Opposition from residents is reported to have killed a proposed off street parking site nearby. Bids were received for automatic and manual meters and are to be reviewed by aldermen, with potential action soon.
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West Third
West Fourth Streets
Middle Alley
Fourth
Klinehart
Winchester Hall
Warrant Seeks Austin Gibbons For Fraud Off Benefits
Warrants were served on Austin C. Gibbons of Frederick Avenue charging he unlawfully failed to disclose material facts and fraudulently received benefits from the Department of Employment Security. Offenses allegedly occurred September 13 and 20. Warrant sworn by C. J. Shull Jr. and served by Sergt. Denver Shook. A Peoples Court hearing was deferred to November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin C. Gibbons
Frederick Avenue
Department of Employment Security
C. J. Shull, Jr
Gibbons
Sergt
Denver Shook
Peoples Court
Carroll County Boy Struck by Train in Critical Condition
A two year old boy named James Cross was struck by a Western Maryland Railway freight train near his home north of Westminster Maryland. He was admitted to University Hospital in critical condition with five skull fractures and multiple arm fractures.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway
University Hospital
James Cross
Weastminster
Big Four meet in Geneva clash over European security
Western powers and the Soviet Union trade hardened positions at the Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Geneva. Molotov blocked immediate discussion of Germany and European security as Western plans faced delays. Observers note a continued EastWest split and a behind the scenes struggle over Middle East influence.
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Geneva
Russia
Europe
Molotov
Germany
Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Middle East
Five Day Weather Outlook for Maryland
Five day forecast shows warm spells with showers or thunderstorms then a drop in temperature across Western Maryland. Colder conditions expected Sunday through Monday with fair weather, then warmer and unsettled again midweek. Daytime highs near or just below normal and overnight lows near freezing in western areas to mid 40s in eastern sections.
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Maryland
Second Childhood term roots in aging psychology
Doctor Linden of Philadelphia explains that the phrase second childhood reflects mental regression in aging. He describes how emotional deprivation and loss of external supports trigger a return to infantile fantasies, risking recession and eventual decline, yet therapy can preserve remaining adult traits.
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Baltimore
Everybedy
M. &. Linden
Philadelphia
Gerontological Society
Linden
Lintien
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Chicago
West
Soviet Union
NATO
Hallow’en
Warrant
Carroll County
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