Liquor Cases Up In Court In Brunswick Maryland
Multiple defendants faced trial in People's Court on liquor sale and possession charges as evidence moved slowly amid defense objections. Arlington Ayers Brunswick taxi driver, Marshall Allen Frederick Negro, and Lester Conners Brunswick boatman were found guilty of liquor sales without a license with sentences reserved. Herman L. Sodie of the Maryland Alcohol Tax Enforcement Unit led testimony including purchases on August 18 and August 11.
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People’s Court
Oven
H. Reese Shumaker, Jr
Dasa
Arlington A. Ayers
Brunswick
Marshall B. Allen
Frederick Negre
Lester C. Conners
Brunswick Boatman
Harry Hewitt
Emmitsburg
Herman L. Sodie
Maryland Alcohol Tax Enforcement Unit
Ayers
Sodie
Brunswick Street
Edwin F. Nikirk
Sadie
Samuel. W. Barrick
Allen
East Street
Nikirk
Barrick
Hewitt
Alton ¥. Bennett
Justice of the Peace
Walter J. Davis
Met Opens With Gayety And Best Of Taste
New York The Metropolitan Opera opened last night with gayety in the best of taste and staged an English language Eugene Onegin with American stars. The capacity audience of 3,845 welcomed the return of the opera since 1921 and the opening night grossed 74,777 dollars for the company.
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New York
Metro-_politan Opera
Gayety
Eugene Onegin
Met
Opera
BeOn Alert Dulles Warns About Soviet Moves
Secretary of State Dulles told a news conference that the United States must be on alert during domestic Russian upheaval for possible foreign moves by the Soviet Union. He said war is not imminent but internal troubles can lead to external acts and noted Washington remains vigilant.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Free World
Soviet Union
Georgi Zhukov
U.S
Illness Hits Adams County Schools With Widespread Absences
An illness spreading through the county has reached Adamstown with 30 percent of Adamstown elementary students home sick. The four teacher school lost a faculty member and the principal was said ill. Urbana and Buckeystown report varied absences while Emmitsburg shows slight improvement. Brunswick High and East Frederick report high but easing absenteeism. normal is 30 to 35 percent.
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Adamstown
Urbana
Tendante
Brunswick
125 Here For Grange Opening
The 83rd Maryland State Grange session opened with Herbert R. Hoopes warning of an ongoing cost price squeeze on farms. He cited drought, higher farm costs, and rising labor and feed expenses while noting a 16 percent drop in farms and higher land values. He urged legislation changes and road safety steps, welcomed new granges, and described the day’s agenda including officer elections and a youth banquet at Ballenger Grange Hall.
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Herbert R. Hropes
Maryland State Grange
Francis Scott Ker
Hoopes
Secretary of Agriculture
Tbis Department
Asi
Washington
Orange
Maryland
N. Mary
Amonny
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
F. Russell Foard
Samuel C. Linton
Grante Mutual Liability Company
W Paul Walker
Ripleys. Grange
Ballenger Grange Hall
Ralph Saville
Hallowe'en Parade Plans For Frederick Bowen Mild Weather
Fair and mild weather was promised for Frederick's annual Hallowe'en parade. The event will form in two divisions Wednesday evening and depart at 8 p.m. from Seventh and Market streets. The first division includes Lions Club, Frederick Seventh Day Adventists, Chippewa Tribe No. 19, and many others, with the Frederick High School band leading the floats. The second division is headed by the Yellow Springs Band, with numerous auxiliary and scout groups forming along East Seventh Street from Market. A motorcade will precede the parade, and a reviewing stand will be at Court and Church streets. Tickets for seats will be sold by Junior Civitan Club. Final judging occurs at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ.
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Frederick
Hallowe'en
Tvo
Seventh
Market Streets
Ional
Alton Y. Bennett
Moats
East Eighth Street
Lions Club of
Adventists
Pocahontas
Natomia Council
Boy Scouts
American Legion Post
Kiwanis Club
Tal Cedars
Lebanon
Frederick Forest
Frederick County
Eagies
F.O.E
Frederick Jaycees
North
Frederick P-T.a
Frederick High School
Will
G. Nikick
C. Freed
R. Kine
H. Fogle
H. Simms
Yellow Springs Band
East Seventh Street
Markex
New Windsorfladies
Ameri
Ivan
Detrick
Elm Street
Seventh Near Market
Frederick Civitan Club
Road Angels
Community Players Inc
FP. Gordon
D. Null
O. Bowersox
P. Thomas
G. Yee
Ea Seventh
Harmon Band
C. Glick
J. Linton
B. Burger
H. von Luther
8. Remsberg
J. VanFossen
West Seventh Street
William F. Myers
All Saints
Court
Church Street
Beniz
Bentz and Carroll Parkway
Church Streets
Doals
North Market
Roney Motor Company
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
West Church Street
Guide for Home Care of Flu Symptoms Issued in Maryland
The Maryland State Health Department released a three page guide to help families care for relatives with influenza like symptoms. It lists fever sore throat cough and chills and advises nursing care steps to promote comfort and quicker recovery. The text notes online form availability and quotes Dr Charlotte Silverman on the guide's usefulness. Also mentions parade plans with riding horses banned and Frederick County Red Cross providing first aid.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Red Cross
Ben-Gurion Bombing Wounds Israeli Ministers
In Jerusalem on October 23 a bomb from the gallery of the Knesset wounded five ministers. Premier David Ben-Gurion and Foreign Minister Golda Meir were lightly hurt. Social Welfare Minister Moshe Shapira was seriously wounded. Police detained a man described as a Communist and as a new immigrant.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Golda Meir
Meir
Moshe
Shapira
Transit Bus Slams Tree In DC Ambush Crash
A Washington DC bus carrying downtown workers swerved to avoid a taxicab and crashed into a tree at Connecticut Avenue and Brandwine Street NW during the morning rush. Twenty passengers and the driver injured. seven ambulances transported victims to hospitals. The bus, a 327,900 model, was driven by Joha B. Thompson of Vienna Virginia. The cab driver John E. Kazlev, 38, Hyattsville Maryland, said brakes failed.
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Washington
D. C
Connecticut Avenue
Brandwine Street
Joha B. Thompson
Vienna
John E. Kazlev
Hyattsville
Renan Satedlize Won't Affect Local TV Wardrobe
A fragment notes relief that the Renan Satedlize will not affect television programming or wardrobe decisions in the area, easing concerns among viewers and station staff.
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Renan
Anastasia’s Sidekick Jailed For Safety
New York police hold Anthony Coppola, sidekick of slain mobster Albert Anastasia, on 30 000 bail as a material witness in the 8 Bis boss shooting. Authorities warn that freeing him could trigger open gang warfare in the city. Alexander Herman, assistant district attorney, and Judge Abraham N. Geller backed the high bond in General Sessions Court.
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New York
Anthony Coppola
Albert Anastasia
Coppela
General Sessions
Abraham N. Geller
Herman
Coppola
Gaillard Nominated to Form French Government After Vote
Paris задач Felix Gaillard 37, austerity advocate, was asked to form a government as National Assembly rejected Mollet 290 227. Gaillard pledged to consult leaders before accepting mandate. Bourges-Maunoury era taxes and spending cuts guided his stance. Conservatives allied with Communists and Poujadists to block Mollet amid a month-long cabinet crisis.
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Paris
Felix Gaillard
Rene Coty
National Assembly
Guy
Follet
Gaillard
Lisance
Maurice Bourges-Matnoury
Mollet
Antoine Pinay
Mollets
Assembly
Southeast Braces for Colder Air Across the East
Temperatures slid into the 30s from the Ohio Valley to the Virginias as a cool belt moved south into Alabama Mississippi and the Carolinas Georgia Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia. Readings lingered around freezing in Crossville Tenn and Raleigh N C while cities like Boston Minneapolis Detroit and Chicago reported higher numbers.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Virginias
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Carolinas
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Crossville
Tenn
Saint. Ste. Marie
Inch
Lake Supenor
Cross City
Alma
Raleigh
N. C
Chattanooga
Boston
Minneapolis
Detroit
Chicago
Stevenson Offered Post On Civil Rights Commission
New York Herald Tribune reports Stevenson has been sounded out by the Eisenhower administration for a seat on a six member civil rights commission. He is said inclined to decline. Other names under consideration include Allan Shivers Douglas MacArthur Frank Graham and Hoyt. In Annapolis sixty percent of Naval Academy midshipmen have flu with illness mild and tapering after a mid October peak.
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New York
New York ‘Herald Tribune
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
New Civil Rights Commission
Washington Dispatch
Stevenson
White House
Congress
Allan ‘Shivers
Texas
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Palmer
Hoyt
Denver Post
Community Chest progress reaches 54 percent of goal
The county wide Chest campaign shows 54 percent of the 65 000 goal received with a Nov 1 finish hoped for. Total money $34 395 turned in at Chest headquarters plus $4 000 county total. districts led by Noah E Kefauver and Rev Claude H Corl. Schools and fraternal divisions also near targets as canvassers push to complete reports by the deadline.
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Campagn
Chest
Noah E. Kefauvers
Rauvers
Claude H. Corl
Walkersville
Liberty
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Mt. Pleasant
Woodville
Ballenger
Frederick Outhing
Warren Evans
Salvation Army
Community Chest
Pittsburgh Transit Strike Reaches Sixteen Days
Pittsburgh transit workers strike against Pittsburgh Railways Co enters its 16th day with no contract talks. Mediators stepped back as union seeks a 36 cent hourly raise over two years while the company offers 18 cents in a two year pact.
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Pittsburgh 4
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Steel City
Division 85
Amalgamated Assn. of Street, Railway & Motor Coach
Showdown Battle In Kremlin Showdown Battle In Kremlin
Leaders of the Soviet Union faced a power struggle sparked by Georgi Zhukov s dismissal from the party Presidium. The Central Committee reportedly considered his removal amid a tense night session, while Khrushchev s grip on policy and military oversight remained contested. Western reports cited censorship and secrecy as Moscow officials weighed Zhukov s future.
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London
Soviet Union
Georgi K. Zhukov
Central Committee
Communist Party
Zhukov
Ijman Party Presidium
Georgi Zhukov
Soviet Communist Party
Presidium
Nikita Khrushchev
Zhukov Seeks Army Autonomy From Khrushchev Power
AP reports Marshal Georgi Zhukov challenged Khrushchev by pushing to run the armed forces with limited party interference. The piece frames the issue as a clash over political control of the army under Soviet central command.
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Thomas P. Whitneys
Georgi Zhukov
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Lavrenty. Beria
Communist Party
Bys Khbrashchev
Soviet Union
Communists Party
Zhukov
Khrushchev
Zhukov Charged by Soviet Party on Army Work
A Moscow dispatch in the London Daily Worker states Zhukov was charged at a Party Central Committee session with hindering Communist Party work in the Soviet army. The British Communist paper adds that Zhukov was using his position in the army.
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Moscow
Moscovy
Zavkov
Central Committee
Zhukov
Communist Daily Worker
London
Daily Worker
London Daily Worker
Party Central Committee
Communist
Tycoon Louis B Mayer Dies At 72 Hollywood Producer Passes
Louis B Mayer, famed MGM head and pivotal figure in early Hollywood, died at 72 from anemia after a lengthy illness. Born in Minsk in 1885, Mayer built a star packed studio era and led production at MGM from 1924 to 1950s, later facing corporate battles at Loews.
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Hollywood
Louis B.mayer
Mayer
San Francisco
California
Ucla Medical Center
Fayer
United States
Minsk
Russie
St. John
N. B
Massacchusetts
Filmis
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Sthalverg
iMayer
MGM
Lfilm
Marie Dressier
Mae Murray
Norma Shearer
Greta Garbo
John Gilbert
Lon Chaney
Nelson, Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
Clark Gable
Jady Gerland
Greer Garson
Helly LaMac
Luise Rainer
Williama Powell
Merna Loy
Robert Montgomery
Joan Crawford
Rosalind Russell
James Stewart
Robert Taynor
Mickey Roozey
Spencer Tracy
Lana Turner
Walter Pidgeon
Esther Williams
Vanschnson
Margaret O'Brien
Maver
Wee
Dore Schary
RNO
AIGM
Loews, the
Loew's
Joseph R. Vozel
Merer
Mager
del Mar
San Diego
William Goetz
IMS
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