Hallowe'en Parade Set For Saturday Evening Spectacle
Floats assemble on East Eighth and West Seventh streets for a large city parade. Local bands including Yellow Springs Harmony Browningsville Kemptown Frederick High School and ML City Elks join Jesse Rogers and horse Topas leading the line and entertaining at the reviewing stand. City officials and amateurs coordinate live radio coverage, information centers, reserved seats, and a post parade block party with square dancing and refreshments.
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Hallowe'en
Seventh
East Eighth Street
East Seventh Street
West Seventh Street
Yellow Springs
Harmony
Browningsville
Kemptown
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
West Church Street
Jesse Rogers
Topas
Rogers
Pauli Ue Poe
Amiy
Derr
Rentarke
North Market Street
Happy Johnny
Jim Grove
Boy Scouts
Cold Weather Looms Over Maryland Tonight and Sunday
The forecast warns of very cold conditions across Maryland with cloudy windy skies and chances of snow flurries in the mountains. Lows range from 28 to 40 depending on location, with Monday and Tuesday warming slightly before another cold spell. Small craft warnings are in effect for the Chesapeake and Delaware Bays.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Delaware
Chesapeake and
Delaware Bays
Anti Negro pamphlet circulates in Maryland campaign
A four page anti Negro pamphlet has appeared in Maryland political campaigning and is being circulated in Cecil and Talbot counties and possibly the Eastern Shore. Descriptions say the pamphlet is nearly identical to a proof seen in Democratic headquarters last week. A campaign worker said about 250000 copies would be distributed before the November 2 election.
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Maryland
Cecil
Talbot
City Urges Parents to Stop Halloween Vandalism
Frederick city asks parents to curb children from marking windows and cars to conserve water for washing. Mayor Derr cites drought and urges bucket use only if needed. Rainfall totals bring relief but not enough. cold weather and Halloween parade preparations follow. Police and scouts deployed to manage traffic. no major vandalism reported, aside from a roadside barrier incident near Amelung Glass Works.
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Frederick City
Hallowe'en
John A. Derr
Charles V. Main
Seret
A. Norman Dietz
Amelung Glass Works
Fire Levels Night Spot in Delmar Cozy Cabins
Fire destroyed Cozy Cabins, a night spot in Delmar Maryland, with only the chimney and fireplace remaining. Damage was estimated at 50000 and covered by insurance. Fire crews from Delmar and Salisbury battled the blaze from about 430 a.m after flames were spotted at 130 a.m by a Naval Air Station photographer. The cause was not determined.
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Delmar
Furman Richardson
Salisbury
Salsbury
Naval Air Station
Chincoteague
Election Day Declared a Legal Holiday in Town
Election Day on Tuesday is a legal holiday with banks and State offices closed. Public schools in the city and county will close, and the Court House will observe the holiday. Marlon Brando to wed Toulon. Brando engagement to 20 year old daughter of a French Riviera fisherman announced.
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Marlon Brands
Toulon
France
Rudas
Marlon Brando
Riviera
Five Day Weather Outlook with Mountain Snow Flurries
Much cooler weekend with snow flurries in the mountains on Saturday. Moderation Monday and Tuesday with rain likely around Monday. Turning colder again Wednesday with snow flurries in the mountains. Temperatures averaging 6 to 8 degrees below normal with afternoon highs 56 to 62 and early mornings near freezing in Western Maryland and middle to upper 40s in eastern and southern sections.
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Maryland
Powell Given Year In Jail
Clyde L Powell former assistant federal housing commissioner was sentenced to a year in jail for criminal contempt of court. Judge F Dickinson Letts held Powell wilfully and contumaciously disobeyed a grand jury order to answer questions amid an investigation into bribery and misconduct at the Federal Housing Administration. Powell, 58, led a multimillion dollar mortgage program and was dismissed at the start of the housing scandals inquiry. The judge rejected a delay of execution or a pending appeal.
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Washington
Clyde L Powell
U. S. Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Powell
Federal Housing Administration
Letts
Daniel B. Maher
Maher
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sybert Denounces Byrd Letter Sparks Maryland Race
Baltimore Attorney General Edward D. Rollins quoted a 1951 letter by C Ferdinand Sybert calling H C Byrd a megalomaniac in a campaign speech. Sybert, running with Byrd, opposed Rollins who seeks reelection. Rollins questioned the intent and timing of Sybert's remark and warned against voting for a man who uses such words while seeking office.
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Baltimore
Edward D. E. Rollins
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Curley
H.C. Byrd
Syhert
Byrd
Rollins
Sam Culotta Republican Club
Sheraten Belvedere
Webster's Dictionary
Sybert
Dr. Byrd
Maryland
Byrd Accused Over Airport Funding Claim
Gov McKeldin said H C Byrd asked the state to invest 2 million dollars in 1947 for a College Park airport that would compete with Baltimore’s Friendship International Airport.
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Byrd
Baltimore
McKeldin
H. C. Byrd
College Park
Baltimores Friendship International
Ike Opens 111th Hour Campaign in Cleveland
President Eisenhower on the first leg of a four state tour urged voters to back Republicans and said unemployment solutions must not rely on a war economy. He spoke to an estimated 2,500 at Cleveland Hopkins Municipal Airport, promoting GOP candidates including George Bender for Senate and James A. Rhodes for governor.
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Eisenhower
America
Cleveland Hopkins
Cleveland
Washington
Ohio
GOP
George Bender
U. S. Senate
Thomas A. Burke
Robert A. Taff
James A. Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Patrick J. Lynch
Congress
Detroit
Johnstown
Pauh
Conemaugh
George Fesko
Fesko
Karen Mauk
Cambria County
Richard P. Wilkinson
Biri
Steve Steffish
Mauk
Mank
Karen
John Reed
BMG
Cee la Vele
Fetsko
Tyo
Steffish
Jack Rue
Johnstown Tribune - Democrat
Rue
Uudemmaugh Public School
Navy
Muse Wisner Street Plant Closes and Moves Pants Dept
The Wisner street plant of the Ainse Tailoring Company closes. The pants department moves to the South Market street plant, where it will continue operating and about 62 employees are transferred. The rest of the Wisner plant is for sale with no buyers reported. Many Muse employees have found work elsewhere in the city. Stocks decline in New York for the fifth straight session.
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Wisner Street
Ainse Tailoring Company
South Market Street
Muse
Probable Late Returns To Renew Voting Machine Demand
The News notes likely late returns on a bid to renew voting machines in Frederick city and county after Tuesday’s election. Ballots include a long list of 42 candidates plus nine constitutional amendments, delaying results beyond Wednesday. Past trends show slow counts but decisive outcomes once precincts report, with broader discussion of purchasing machines to speed tabulation.
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Pew
Frederick City
Lings
Maryland
Silo Rescue by Firemen and Police Cited for Efficiency
Independent firemen and city police used two ladders to reach a 35 foot silo top and rescue Hutchison who was about 12 feet down. The scene involved multiple crews, an aerial truck, ambulances, and ropes to ease the stretcher load, with praise for a coordinated, safe extraction.
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Hutchison
Charles V. Main
Norman Dietz
Lewis
Ink) Kline
Ed Wisner
Citizens Truck Company
United Ambulance
Kline
Wisner
Ray Steele
Chester Simmons
Steele
Simmons
Ernest Shank
Robert Shankle
lJadder
John Kennedy
Sergt
Daniel Swomley
Dietz
Hutchbson
Frederick
James Hutchison
Ray H. Smith
Reich
Ford Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
What Will Montgomery Do Big Question In Western Md
In Western Maryland voters weigh Montgomery County as the looming factor in the 6th District race. Both parties see victory chances in Garrett and Allegany counties while Montgomery’s outcome remains uncertain amid worker-employer dynamics and party unity efforts.
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Montgomery
Lou Panos
Cumberland
Montgomery County
Garrett
Allegany
GOP
Washington
Frederick
Ryan
Allegany County
Stella B. Werner
E. Brooke Lee
Werner
Lee
Hyde
Bethesda
Eisenhower
McKeldin
Maryland Campaign Heads To Debates In Two States
Eastern Shore candidates for Congress slated for two debates while Southern and Western Maryland seats see active campaigning. Hyde predicts a minimum 10 000 vote margin and victory in the sixth district, claiming Cumberland workers shift toward him amid Depression concerns. Ryan criticizes Hyde over job policies and Civil Service changes. Byrd gains applause in Baltimore with unemployment a factor, while Frederick counts roughly 16 000 Democrats and 13 000 Republicans amid turnout efforts.
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Associated Press
Eastern Shore
Congress
Maryland
Dewitt S. Hyde
Bethesda
Cumberland
Hyde
Hoover
Allegany County
Edward J. Ryan
Ryan
Four Corners
Montgomery County
White House
Republican
Civil Service Commission
Republican National Committee
Kiwanis Club
Wheaton
Supreme Court
Amcelle
Hagerstown
Washington County
W. Preston Lane
McKeldin
Lane
Frederick
Byrd
Middletown Students Damaged Cars Of Teachers
About nine high school students caused property damage to cars belonging to Middletown teachers during a Lions Club dinner event. Paint was poured in gas tanks and obscene phrases were painted on vehicles. Principal Herbert Davis reprimanded the youths. trooper notes warn of future penalties during Halloween season. Teachers declined charges and did not seek damages.
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Middletown
Troorer
Robert Storer
Maryland State Police
Middletown Lions Club
Storer
Herbert Davis
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