Five Bands In Hallowe'en Parade Here
Frederick prepares for a Wednesday Halloween parade with more than $300 in prizes and at least five bands, including the Frederick High School Band and American Legion Drum Corps, as floats and costumed participants assemble along Market and Seventh Streets before marching to Court House Park. Weather looks mild. school holidays align with Election Day planning. officials, judges, and parade divisions are outlined, with parking restrictions and head of parade arrangements.
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Frederick
Seventh and
Market Streets
State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore
Market
Patrick
Court
Court House Park
Bentz
Fred Straley
Market Street
Seventh
North Court Street
Eighth Street
East Seventh Street
West Seventh Street
West Seventh
Frederick High School
Francis Scott Key
American Lejon
William Larkin
American Legion
Browningsville
Yellow Springs
Board of County Commissioners
Hagerstown
Alsatia Club of
Edward D. Storm
House of Delegates
City Register
City Hall
City Opera Feiss
Swollen Rivers Drive 2,000 From Homes
In southern Oregon a weekend flood forced about 2,000 people from valley homes as swollen rivers threaten downstream areas. Two drownings and one missing man were reported while border towns and rural areas became isolated. Guardsmen were deployed to Myrtle Creek and Rosenburg on alert.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Oregon- California
Oregon National Guardsmen
Myrtle Creek
Rosenburg
Barn Fire Near Bolivar Saved By Two Companies
Everett Moser’s barn near Bolivar was saved Sunday afternoon after Middletown and Boonsboro volunteers used about 1000 feet of hose to reach a creek. Dense smoke poured from the hay mow as firefighters connected hoses, climbed the barn ladder, and contained the fire believed caused by spontaneous combustion. Hay was moved to nearby fields with help from firemen and friends. the blaze damaged only the barn and hay, with no major personal property loss.
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Middletown and
Boonsboro
Everett Moser
Bolivar
Moser
Middletown
Brunswick High School Election In Student Test Vote
Brunswick High School today hosts a student election with facsimile ballots mirroring the November 7 general election. Results aren't expected until late afternoon after student registration, affiliations, and rallies.
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Brunswick High School
William Sherrick
Social Sciences
Fall Warmth Marks End Of October In Warm Spell
Mild conditions dominated late October with temperatures near 80 degrees. The forecaster expected no break in the warmth for several days as highs reached the 75 to 80 range. Traffic rose on highways but accident toll stayed light in the area. Gardens persisted in hills while valley crops suffered frost damage last week.
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Mercury
Uncontested Award Of 888 For Plaintiff In Woodville District
Edward A. Lambert won an uncontested award of 888.31 in Circuit Court against James Thomas and Ruth N. Thomas after alleging he was barred from harvesting crops on a farm he had rented previously. Lambert claimed he had the right to return and harvest wheat and barley crops but was denied entry. The Thomases sold part of the crops, and Lambert confessed judgment on an $80 counterclaim from Mrs Sappington. Associates noted.
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Woodville
Edward A. Lambert
Claire E. Sappington
James Thomas
Ruth N. Thomas
Thomases
Lambert
Burglar Cracks Safe as 200 Watch Crowd Gathers
A burglar spent nearly half an hour attempting to crack a safe at a Baltimore food market last night. About 200 witnesses watched from a lit, open view through a plate glass window before police removed the suspect, later identified as Robert L. Ray, 35, of Occoquan Virginia, charged with breaking and entering. The will of Ezra Houck Jr was probated in Frederick Orphans Court leaving the estate to widow Elizabeth Rodock Houck with executrix named. Admin letters granted for Harry G Morningster’s estate to son Morris Earl Morningster of Graceham. Realty around $3,000 listed.
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Baltimore
Robert L. Ray
Occoquan
Ezra Houck
Frederick
Orphans Court
Elizabeth Rodock Houck
W. Clinton McSherry
Robert E. Clapp
Harry G. Morningster
Morris Earl Morningster
Graceham
Bodily Assumption of Virgin Mary Approved as Dogma
Vatican confirms Pope Pius XII’s definition of the bodily assumption of the Blessed Virgin into Heaven as Catholic dogma after a Great Consistory. Over 300 Cardinals and Bishops from around the world signified assent, and Vatican sources indicate unanimous approval.
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Virgin Mary
Vatican City
Pius XII
Pope Srid
Vatican
Holy Church
U S Pamphlet Guides A Bomb Attack Survival
The government's 32 page booklet Survival Under Atomic Attack explains how to act and what to wear during an A bomb threat. It urges shelter, careful handling of clothing and food, no rumors, and clean premises. It emphasizes radiations, pets indoors, and washing after exposure.
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U.S
Superintendent of Public Documents
Washington
D.C
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Resources Board
Armistice Day Parade set for Brunswick Sunday
Brunswick plans an Armistice Day parade and program on Sunday November 5 with a total of 750 dollars in cash prizes. The earlier notice in The News incorrectly stated the date as November 12.
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Brunswick
Nationalist uprising sparks clashes at governor's palace in Puerto Rico
In San Juan and three other towns Nationalist rebels battled police near the governor's palace in an apparent organized uprising. Early reports say at least seven police killed and several wounded amid the turmoil.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
Magistrate Weinberg Back In Peoples Court
Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg returns to the bench after illness and hear a session of Peoples Court this morning. One defendant pleaded guilty to reckless driving from a Route 340 accident on October 19 and paid a fine and costs of 10.75. Collateral forfeitures were imposed on eleven others for various speeding and stop-sign offenses. Arrests were made by state troopers.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Robert F. Morris
Burkittsville
Edna Marie Booth
East D Street
Brunswick
Frederick
Troy D. Kennedy
Winston Salem
N. C
George W. Hiemwesser
Etna
Bomar C. Riddlemoser
Mt. Airy
Robert K. Hanson
Pittsburgh
Esle
S. Conway
W. i Main Street
Middletown
President's Daughter Sings on Ed Sullivan Show
New York Oct 30 Margaret Truman sang two songs on Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town. The studio audience of 750 cheered the performances Oer the Hill and My Johann as Secretary Snyder watched with 27 friends. CBS estimated a 10 000 000 nationwide audience in 190 cities. A Washington view had the President and Mrs Truman tuning in.
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New York
Margaret Truman
Miss Truman
Ed Sullivan
O'er the Hill
Heavy Vote Forecast Greeted for Off Year Elections
The Associated Press reports a near record off year voter turnout with projections exceeding 42 million, and party leaders debate control of Congress. GOP chair Guy Gabrielson predicts a net gain of five Senate seats and 25 House seats, while Democrats claim they will hold the House and gain at least two Senate seats.
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Associated Press
Congress
Partes
GOP
Guy Gabrielson
Senate
House
Gabrielson
Roosevelt
Predict Vote of 42,000,000 Washington Oct 30
Washington officials and party leaders predict a midterm turnout near 42.0 million, a record for non presidential elections. They estimate eligible voters at about 69.05 million, with state by state forecats varying and Maine contributing 237,632 votes. The CIO PAC estimates range up to 48 million by another method.
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Washington
South
Maine
House
Census Bureau
Democratic National Commitee
CIO Political Action Committee
Fire Loss-Chicken Engine Damage in Rocky Grove
In Rocky Grove Pennsylvania the fire chief reports a small blaze caused no structural damage but ruins an unusual victim. A passerby sees smoke, firemen arrive and extinguish the fire through a window. A brake failure drives a chain of collisions between the pumper, the chief's car, and a second engine, totaling over 300 dollars in damage.
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Rocky Grove
Pennsylvania
Guided missiles traced from ancient roots to modern program
The Air Force study links guided missiles to rocketry and early devices from ancient China to 19th century Europe, notes the 1801 rocket weapon, 1812 British rockets, and Francis Scott Key inspiration, then credits Dr. Robert H. Goddard and the V1/V2 lineage leading to Keller’s 1950s guidance program directing mass production efforts.
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Biy James Marlow
Washington
George Marshall
Defense
K. T. Keller
Chrysler Corporation
England
U S
Keller
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Europe
India
Napoleon
Britain
Copenhagen
Francis Scott Key
Robert H. Goddard
Clark University
Poub s Property Sold and Mencken Improves
The late Samuel H. Davis Doubs estate sold for 8500 to James L Akers Lorettaville Vac who plan to take possession this week. Personal property fetched high prices with farming gear included. Minnie Earhart and Howard B Davis oversaw the sale with Null and Null as auctioneers. In Baltimore H L Mencken 70 is improving after a near death heart attack ten days ago doctors said at Johns Hopkins Hospital today.
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Poubs
Samuel H. Davis
Doubs
James L. Akers
Lorettaville
Vac
Akers
Minnie Earhart
Howard
Davis
Null
H. M. Alexander
Reds Attack Hamhung Front as 10000 Advance
Chinese and Korean forces clash along the Hamhung front with more than 10 000 troops reported in action near the Chosin reservoir. U S officials say Chinese regiments are active aiding North Korea while concern grows over a potential move toward the Manchurian border. An additional local collision at Point of Rocks involves a truck and a car on Route 15 with minor damage and a charge of improper hand signaling filed.
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Seoul
Hamhung
U. S. 10Th Corps
Hambhung
Bem Price
10Th Corps
Informas Tion
Korean Military Advisory Cup
KMAG
Chosin
Price
Red China
Onjong
U.S
Republic of Korea
ROK
Rowe 14
Point of Rocks
H. P. O'Brien
Route 15
William Harrison
Dickerson
Edward Ives
Syracuse
N. C
Harrison
Duke of Windsor Opens London Visit With Queen Mary
The Duke of Windsor arrived from France for a three day visit with Queen Mary. He declined to confirm plans to meet the newborn Princess Anne, saying he did not know.
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Duke
Queen Mother
London
Duke of Windsor
France
Queen Mary
Princess Anne
Victoria
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U. S
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