Mr. Rhoads Dies Early This Morning
Paul B. Rhoads Sr a Frederick resident and former county official died at Frederick Memorial Hospital about five o clock this morning at age 62 He served in World War I with the Sixth Division Trench Mortar Battalion and later held sheriff deputy roles He was active in local business and community groups including the Independent Hose Company and several veterans and civic organizations He is survived by his wife two sons one daughter five grandchildren and three brothers and a sister The body lies at the funeral home on East Patrick Street with services planned for Wednesday morning at the funeral home Interment in Olivet Cemetery is requested
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Paul B. Rhoads
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stacken
Frederck
Vir Rhoads
Charles Moo
Mars Anna Haller Rhoads
SF. Os
Meuse. Artenne
Hhoads
Guy Anders
Horace M. Alexander
Blue Ridge News Agency
Rhoads
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis Scult Key Post
American Legion
National Sheriffs Association
Independent Hose Company
Sistem Treasures
East Patrick Street
Louise Sehley Rhoads
Paul B. Dr
Charles G. Rhoads
Colorado Springs
Colo
Clinton M
Crawford J
Washington
Roy Poole
Nas
Itmelock
Olivet
Atte
Vos TP
Paine Pegergy
Walkersville Halloween Parade Scheduled by Lions Club Officials
Parade officials announced the seventh annual Walkersville Halloween Parade to occur on a Tuesday. Kent C Nicodemus Jr and Charles E Sweamles named chief marshals. Yellow Springs Band Harmony Band and various floats will take part. The parade forms at the intersection of Pentiss and George streets and starts at 7 30 pm. It runs west to Applevente south to Frederick Street north on Main to Pennsylvania Avenue to the review stand before the post office. Judges include Pian We Phoniotai Merril A Adams and Charles TW Simelser. Twenty one cash prizes to be awarded by Walter H Dudrow. Also reported was a Frederick High School student Edward Mercer who fell on stairs and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Walkersville
Ghee Valles Lions Corb
Kent C Nicodemus Jr
Charles E. Sweamles
Palade
Yello Springs
Harmony Bart
Atta Aves
George Street
Room
Prampus
Frederick Street
Meinsieet
Main
Pennsylvania
Pian We Phoniotai
Reedenek Lions Club
Merril A. Adams
Efothe Carroll Mao
Toons Club
Charles TW Simelser
Kabeert Unionville Lions
Walter H. Dudrow
Kefauver Charges Ike Lacks Moral Courage in Ohio Rally
Senator Kefauver assails President Eisenhower as a "front man for Nixon" and a failure lacking moral courage in Findlay Ohio. He campaigns for demonstrators aiming at key Midwestern and Northeastern states, urging support for his ticket.
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Findlay
Ohio
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Kefauver
18 Months After Cutting Affray Here
A man named Edgar V. Bell was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction for assault and battery with a deadly weapon after a Lincoln apartments incident left Norman Bowie seriously injured. Bowie testified Bell attacked him with a razor after an argument, and Bell was remanded to jail after sentencing.
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Nexro
House of Correction
Ti. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Edgar V. Bell
South Bentz Street
Norman Bowie
Tce Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lincoln Apartments
Bowie
Bell
Wiliam Savoy
Sykesville
Savwy
Sgt. Quinn
Himes
Franklin Street
Fort Frederick
Sidney Leopold
North Market Street
Bernard W. Michaels
Union Bridge
Ligertytown
Department of Motor Vehicles
L. Lewis
Michaels
TFC
L. C. Clark
Russell H. Nicholson
Poolesville
Aid for Hungary prompts cautious U S stance
The government signals willingness to aid Hungarians while urging restraint in expectations. Secretary Dulles states the United States is ready to share its abundance with Soviet satellites as they face hardships, while the State Department weighs financial, commercial, and political assistance plans.
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State Department
Weekend City Accidents Leave Several Damaged
A child Diana Mae Harley was slightly hurt after stepping into a car on Patrick Street near Court Street. Warren E Young and Ada H Bell caused damage to signs and a light pole with no charges filed. A collision on West Patrick and West College Terrace damaged two vehicles. Lillian Myers faced reckless driving charges after a Patrick Street crash. Walter Gasequay Syke was arrested for drunk driving and related offenses with a magistrate hearing set.
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Slighuy
Diana Mae Harley
Patrick Street
Sergt
Harry Quinn
Patrick and
Court Streets
Ada H. Bell
Queen Street
William Mutchner
Carroll Parkway
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Denver Shook
Patrick
Thomas J. Lutman
Braddock Heights
Lutman
Rosella F. Routzahn
East Main Street
Middletown
Lillian R. Myers
North Market Street
Jefferson Street
Nathan Dorsey
Large Harnwell Estate Left to Only Son in Will
The will of Mrs. Anna Jane Harnwell widow of Frederick W. Harnwell was probated in Orphans Court. The estate valued over 1.25 million mostly stocks will go to her son Dr. Gaylord P. Harnwell president of the University of Pennsylvania. He resides in Wynnewood Pa and is named executor. The 64 year old widow died October 24 in Philadelphia after an illness.
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Anna Jane Harnwell
Frederick W. Harnwell
Orphans Court
Wynnewood
Ralph E. Culler
Damed Posey
Vigorous Opening Stocks Rally In Early Trade
New York stocks opened with strong activity as the market rose amid gains by key issues. Baltimore negotiators failed to reach a new wage contract after nearly 12 hours of bargaining with 5,200 Maryland telephone workers.
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New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Hospital Admissions Sunday Break Record
Frederick Memorial Hospital admitted 41 patients on Sunday, the highest for a 24 hour period. The weekend saw 510 hospital workers. no accident cases. 12 babies born including twins. obstetrical and surgical patients dominated the admissions.
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Frederick Memoral Hospital
Stork
Grim Reaper
Admis
Stevenson assails Eisenhower on H-bomb debate
Adlai E. Stevenson denounces President Eisenhower's H-bomb white paper as a do nothing attitude and says the talk of a voluntary accord ignores fallout risks. He warns of distortions in the administration's position and predicts Democratic momentum in Massachusetts ahead of the election. His Boston speech at Mechanics Hall will cap a campaign swing for 16 electoral votes and be broadcast nationwide by ABC.
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Boston
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Com Net
Mechanics Hall
Massachusetts
ABC
Church Seeks School Addition At St John’s Woodsboro
St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Woodsboro approves a one story concrete block addition 59 by 30 feet to the rear of the sanctuary. The plan aims to create space for the children’s department and church school work with an estimated cost of eight to ten thousand dollars and pledges totaling 6495 toward the fund. The building committee will devise finances draw up plans for approval and oversee construction with Rev Charles A Prive as council president and officers A Lamar Barrick Roy F Snyder Rewhen H Bare.
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St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Woodsboro
Sistory
Charles A. Prive
Cottsistory
A. Lamar. Barrick
Roy FF. Snyder
Rewhen H. Bare
Five Day Maryland Delaware Forecast With Mild Upswing
Five day outlook for Maryland and Delaware shows Thursday start with partly cloudy days and steady temperatures. Daytime highs will vary little, averaging 3 to 5 degrees above normal. normal noon highs run 57 to 62 degrees, with colder readings in Garret County and mid-40s in southern and eastern counties. Hospital notes include Cassell Engel of Union Bridge admitted to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa and Mrs Henry Jenkins of Union Bridge discharged.
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Maryland
Delaware
Garret County
Cassell Engel
Union Bridge
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Henry Jenkins
Sporadic Fighting In Budapest and Political Tensions
Radio Budapest reported an agreement for rebels to lure in arms and for Soviet troops to quit Budapest, while fighting surged across the city. Nagy promised withdrawal but rebels and government officials remained divided over concessions and future elections.
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Vienna
Budapest
Ine Nags
Vhe Srondedol
Hungary
Nagy
Gyper
Nagas
Gyoer
Gyula Valos
Sopron
Associated Press
Nagy Cave
Angary
Connystein
Imre Nagy
Hun-gary Sore Gel Gao
Endre Marton
Budapestco Vienna
Party Central Committee
Jas
Thas
Peasy
Ager
Foreign secretary reports Soviet troops in Hungary
London officials say Soviet forces are being moved into Budapest rather than withdrawn, with Selisa Lloyd stating the Hungarian revolt is being ruthlessly suppressed by security police. He notes no withdrawal has yet occurred and more troops are funneling into the capital.
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London
Selisa Lloyd Sant
tiesSoviet Union
Hungary
Maryland Road Death Toll Mounts As Weekend Crashes Claim Five
The Associated Press reports Maryland faces a rising highway death toll with 440 fatalities by year end, up from 417 at the same date last year. Victims include Henrietta Lester, 62, of Baltimore, killed crossing a city intersection last night.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore
Henrietta Lester
Melvin Graves
Graves
New York State
Jean Penedaum
New Ba Lair
Ue Gude
Harford Memorial Hospital
Havre de Grace
U.S. 40
Aberdeen
William Bauer
Bel Air
New York
Harold Feeney
Ridgewood
N. Y
Pulaski Highway
Baltimore County
Dominic G. Russo
Thompson's Corner
Montgomery County
Stidwell Road
Comus Road
Montromers County
Mount Cullestate Tioway
Tech
Joseph F. Fleckenstein Jr
Essen
Austin
Texas
Tiathe
Death of Rev Dr Meeks longtime Calgary Methodist pastor
Rev Dr Benjamin W Weeks who served eight years as pastor of Calgary Methodist Church in Baltimore and as Washington district superintendent died in his sleep at his Baltimore home. He was born in 188? and ordained 1906 with a career across Solomons Grance Hampden Ryland and Cumberland churches. He retired in 1948 and was treasurer of the Baltimore conference Board of Claimants. Survived by wife Mavis and two Baltimore children, funeral plans were not set.
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Benjamin W. Weeks
Calgary
I Methodist
Washington
Methodist Church
East University Parkway
Baltimore
Br. i Meeks
Frederick
Johns Hopkins University
Ingram Chapter
Solomons
Grance Hampden
Ryland
Martinsburg
Praetor
Center Street
Cumberland
Grace Roland Park
G. Ellis Williams
Howard Park Methodist Church
Meeks
iMethodist Church
Pee
St. John's College
Ben-Gurion
Ford
Golda Meir
Amman
U. S
Ton
Lester Mallory
Thian
Hashem
Jordan
Washington Federation of Church
Cairo
Raymond Hare
of Temperance
Nasser
Friseanal
Ehoreh
Mahmoud Fawzi
Arab Legion
West Bank
Bintan
Iraq
Syrra
Israel
Ters
Mavis Tanalings
Paul Frisch
Benjamin W. Merkshr
U S Begins To Evacuate Its Citizens
The United States began evacuating about 7 000 to 8 000 Americans from Egypt Israel Jordan and Syria as Washington warned nonessential personnel to depart. Israel mobilized 150 000 to 200 000 along its frontiers amid regional tensions and Jordan formed a joint military command with Syria and Egypt.
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Jerusalem
Israel
United States
Middle East
Jordan
Syria
Egypt
Medk
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Washington
State Department
U. S
Beirut
Lebanon
Arab Palestine
Tricks Or Treats Vigil: Weeknight Vandalism Probe
Police report Halloween related vandalism and threats across Tuesday and weekend nights. Deputies and sheriff investigators say crowds formed but dispersed as officers patrolled areas near Ceressille and the Ceressale Motor Company. No further thefts or injuries reported.
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Paul B. Rhoads Sr
Edward Mercer
Frederick High School
Grayson Mercer
Ike
Harnwell
Adlai
Maud Wh. Caniford
Brupswick
Orabans Court
Esmecu
Franklin
Robert Gill Cantina
John A. Horan
Gata V. Hovan
Hanna
Fairmont
Hamer
Ceresville
Juan Ramon Jimenco
Stockholm
Sweden
Puerto Rico
Dr. Meeks
Cleverman
Kota Mepeoarprete Te Eens
stoUe
Calvary Church
B. W. Mecks
U.S
Gaza Strip
Thorage Mo Alexander
Sia
Ceressalhe Motor
Fosenhower
Deep South
Hydras
Columbine Ttl
Bisenhower
Lake Af Madi
Jhansuneil
Fia
Ruhmond
Secret Service
Lou
Wstate
Danee Hakorty
White House
Innel
Fiesenhower
B Ferguson Company
Ferguson
Ellenhower
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