First Snow Flurries Seen in County Mountains
The season’s first snow flurries were reported mainly in mountain areas over the weekend with no heavy accumulation. Squalls occurred at Ambriel State Park and High Knob, while flurries were noted at Yellow Springs and Rocky Springs. Temperatures dropped to 32 at the airport, frost formed in higher elevations, and the weekend max reached 44. Caretaker Frank Weddle observed snow on leaves at Fishing Creek reservoir. Forecast failures reduced the dam water level by 13 feet, the lowest of the year, while mountain streams fed the reservoir at high rates. The Fishing Creek dam contributed about 1.461 million gallons of the 2.155 million gallons total used in Frederic on Sunday. The creek flowed into the dam at about 1,035,000 gallons per two hours.
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Ambriil State Park
High Knob
Nooh
Yellow Springs
Rocky Springs
Temperance
Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek
Frederic
William B. Burall
Magisterial Docket Reports Mixed Guilty Finds and Fines
A magistrate court session yielded guilty verdicts and fines for several motorists, including Dallas 4 Whinp of Sabillasville for operating with a revoked or suspended license, and Sammy Thompson for intoxication within city limits. Not guilty verdicts were recorded for Harry Monroe Cramer and William James Wenner in separate cases, with collateral forfeitures listed for multiple offenders and a variety of speeding and traffic violations. The session also covered a broader docket on vehicle-related offenses with officers cited. In other news, the New York Stock Market opened mostly lower, with most major issues slipping while a few gained modestly as trading began.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Dallas
Sabillasville
Charles Bare
H. Reese Shoemaker
Sammy
Thompson
Harry Quinn
Harry Monroe Cramer
William Winegrad
MD. 26
Liberty
Cramer
Edwin F. Nikirk
William James Wenner
Nikirk
Clara
Joel McAllister
Roanoke
Imi
Kerle E. Pilson
Baltimore
Harold Thurman Burgess
Biggs Avenue
Alexander S. Young
Washington
Clark F. Largue
Cushing
Okla
Richard Siriaani
Appello
Richard G. Baker
Uniontown
Wilson Charles Whit Tateh
Shadyside
Dempsey Harper Daniels
Beverly
W. Va
Robert K. Eastford
Wvirona
Warne A. Norris
Staunton
Millard Tregoning
East Church Sweet
Joseph ©. Hammond
W. M. Winegrad
R. C. Snyder
R. C. Norford
New York
Met To Open 7 Season Tonight
The Metropolitan Opera opens its third regular season tonight with a production of Tchaikovsky Eugene Onegin in English. A 3846-seat capacity audience is expected, with top single tickets at $500 center boxes and $2.25 for upper seating. George London stars, joined by Lucine Amara Rosalin Elias Martha Lipton Richard Tucker and Giorgio Tozzi under Dimitri Mitropoulos conducting.
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New York
Metropolistan Opera
Tchaikovsky
Eugene
George London
Witle
Lucine Amara
Rosalin Elias
Martha Lipton
Richa Tucker
Giorgio Tozzi
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Absentee Surge Hits Emmitsburg Schools in Outbreak
Emmitsburg public schools report a severe rise in absences amid a regional illness outbreak. Emmitsburg elementary shows 75 percent absent. Frederick County notes high tallies elsewhere, with Frederick High at 1651 absent from 3200. Cooler weather also moves across the nation with light snow in parts of the Northeast.
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Frederick County
At & War
Emmitsburg
Walkersville High
Frederick High
Elm Street
Frederick City
Premsontery
Board of Education
Regional Guild To Convene at Middletown Christ Church
Women from three counties gather at Christ Church Middletown for the annual fall workshop of the Regional Women's Guild. Representatives from United Churches of Christ in Carroll, Washington and Frederick counties attend. topics include Japan in the mission study program and Christ The Church and Race.
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Christ Church
Middletown
Maryland ‘Regional Women's Guild
Japan
United Churches of Christ (Evangelical and Reformed
Carroll
Washington
Frederick
Abs
Frank Darner
George Klinefelter
Richard Martin
Claire V. Rhodes. Allen
Town
Paul L. Althouse
Alt. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Guild
Fred Remsburg
Amos Holter
Holter
Darner
Althouse
Remsburg
Sharpsburg
Frederick D. Eyster
Potomac Synod
George Wallner Washington
Potomac Synodical, Guild
Rhodes
Charles Poole
Morgan Atdreas
Taneytown
James Moss
Hagerstown
J. Alien Wilson
Roy Hoff
Cation
Mervyn Duiterer
Westminster
Christian Service
Maryland School Enrollment Surges Straining Classrooms
Maryland counties report about 20,000 more pupils by September, with Baltimore County hardest hit by a 2,118 classrooms used for 72,779 students. Officials foresee a 5,000 rise next year, while shortages persist in Prince Georges and Anne Arundel. Meanwhile in Clarksburg West Virginia a $200,000 Arcade Building fire gutted 50 businesses, with four firefighters overcome by smoke. local departments aided by nearby towns to control the blaze.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Department of Education
Department
James L. Rei
Baltimore County
Prince Georges
Anne Arundel
Clarksburg
W. Va
Montgomery
Allegany
Dorchester
Gar
Jrett
Howard and Taihntment
Anmoore
Stonewood
Nutter
Fort
St Marys County
Trel
Veas
Adrop
Main
Washington Ave
Kent County
J. J
Liquor-Teting Fans At Stadium Turned Back
Baltimore fans seeking beer at Memorial Stadium faced police action during the Colts Packers game. City and park officers enforced the dry law, turning away about 1,000 fans carrying alcohol. Ten individuals inside were arrested for dis orderly conduct or drunkenness.
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Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Park
William T. Bell
Wolfsville Bets on New School Amid Bids Opening
The Board of Education will open bids Tuesday November 19 at 2 PM for a new six classroom elementary school in Wolfsville. The project, part of a 4 million program, will be brick and metal panel construction with a multipurpose room and kitchen. Architects are Chapman and Lefler of Hagerstown and the site is on land bought from Thomas Grassnickle.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Board of Education
Wolfsholder
Ville
Narii
Thomas Grassnickle
Wolfsville
Yellow Springs
James A. Sensenbaugh
Chapman and Lefler
Hagerstown
Winchester Hall Plans Are Ready for West Wing Renovation
Frederick County announces ready drawings and specs for gutting the west wing of Winchester Hall a one contract project. Bids open on Tuesday November 2 at 10 a m at the architect 231 East Patrick Street. Project converts basement and first floor to health center offices and a public meeting room, adds a center connecting wing with new elevator and toilets, preserves exterior and fence, and relocates departments during renovation. Whitman Reqnardt and Associates Baltimore are mechanical and electrical engineers with Van Henselaer P. Saxe as structural engineer.
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Winchester Hall
Board of County Commission
Ers
Charles F. Bowers
East
Patrick Street
County Health Center
Frederick County Welfare Board
Frederick
Whitman, Reqnardt and Associates
Baltimore
van Hensselaer P. Saxe
Soviet Proposal to Replace U.N. Disarmament Body
The Soviet Union proposed dissolving the 12 nation Disarmament Commission and its five nation subcommittee. It would replace them with a permanent, all U.N. General Assembly based body open to public debate, except where private talks are agreed.
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United Nations
N Y
Soviet Union
U.N
Ugni
Another Phase Of Probe Taken Up In Baltimore
The Baltimore grand jury, having already indicted two high ranking police officials, reconvened to take up another phase of its investigation.
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Baltimore
Clarksburg Man Hurt In Car Race
Hagerstown reports a stock car driver William G. Green age 33 of Clarksburg Montgomery county was critically injured when his car crashed through a guard rail and overturned near Conococheague Speedway on United States Route 40. He was admitted to Washington County General Hospital with a possible fractured skull and remained in serious condition though conscious.
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Hagerstown
Here
Wiliam G. Green
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Washington County General Hospital
Conococheague Speedway
Ineluch
Al-L
United
Oeer Venonatity
Clarence O. Forrester
Hyman Goldstein
Albert Weinstein
Baltimore
Demirt Re-Election in Turkey Strengthens Menderes Majority
Incumbent Prime Minister Adnan Menderes and his Democrat Party won a solid parliamentary majority in Turkey. Official returns show the Democrats with about 373 seats, edging the People’s Republican party led by Ismet Inonu, amid a border crisis with Syria and NATO considerations. Istanbul delivered a surprising win for the Democrats, signaling four more years for Menderes as he pursues economic development and civil liberties limits amid shortages.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Adnan
Menderes
Democrat Party
National Assembly
People’s Republican Party
Ismet Trona
Freedom and Nation
Democrats
Gott
NATO
Inomui
Coast Guard Rescues Disc Jockey Off Bermuda
Coast Guard cutter Rockaway hauled disc jockey Melvin West and his 15 foot craft The Impossible out of the Atlantic near Bermuda after a 350 mile journey from North Carolina. West, 2, tired but in good condition, had run out of fuel amid rough seas and snow. A freighter refueled him earlier, a Coast Guard plane dropped radio gear, and he was rescued at 2:05 am. Weather disrupted the voyage, snow and low temps affected Garrett and Allegany counties, and road crews worked with sand and salt to clear surfaces. A farm deed sale in Woodville district from the Loyingbys to the Caltenses for about 365000 was recorded.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Coast Guard
Rockaway
Melvin West
Atlantic
Frostburg
Garrett
Comer
Guard
Mersland
Jer
Iwall
Allegany Ling
Cumberland
Garrett County
Oakland
Coast Guards
State Roads Commission
Death of Frederick County woman cited as natural causes
The death of 36 year old Martha Eilen Browning who lived near New Windsor was ruled natural by the county medical examiner after he was called to the home. She died about 3 am after an illness that began Wednesday night.
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Frederick County
New Windsor
Martha Eilen Browing
Appreciation For Youth To Be Held Here
Frederick Optimists and Optimist clubs sponsor Youth Appreciation Week Nov 4 11 marked by Mayor Derr proclamation on Nov 5 to honor law abiding youths locally and nationwide. Tivoli theater hosts free double feature Nov 9 with bicycle prize. Braddock Roller Rink opens for skating with prizes. church services on Nov 10 by local Optimist clubs. National endorsement comes from Eisenhower, Diefenbaker and media stars with local radio and newspaper advertising support.
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Frederick
Tivoli Theater
al Saints Episcopal Church
Braddock
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
First Presbyterian Church
Eisenhower
Diefenbaker
Canada
Westerns see Zhukov removal as Khrushchev gains control
Western diplomats in Moscow interpret the Kremlin shakeup as Zhukov being downgraded rather than reassigned. Khrushchev maintains authority, with officials noting the terse removal notice. Moscow newspapers and Pravda echo unity while speculation swirls about future Kremlin changes.
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Moscow
Georgi K. Zhukov
Nikita Khrushc Cheysis Grimiy
Keemita
Zhukov
Marshal Rodion Y ¥. Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Ue Kremlin
Communist High Command
Communist Party
Pravda
Russia
London
Kremlin
Europe
L' Humanite
Washington
Marshall
Pigs Liberated In Liberty Area Prompted Police Inquiry
Reports say pigs were left from a field in the Liberty area prompting a state police inquiry. Some pigs wandered onto a road before the owner recaptured them. No accidents were reported. authorities investigate.
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Coury
Liberty
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