Turkish protests mount over Bulgar ian mass expulsion threat
United Nations likely to be confronted with a cold war dispute as Bulgaria sets a November 10 deadline for 260000 Turks to leave. Turkish envoy Erkin accuses Bulgaria of human rights violations and seeks UN action or arbitration. State Department monitors. about 30000 already crossed.
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Weekend Police Docket Shows Light Arrestand Disturbance
Weekend police docket is light with several arrests. Roger W. Burkholder, 12 Market place, jailed Saturday with $1,000 bond for assault and battery on his wife. Columbus H. Jackson, 428 Middle Alley, jailed for peace disturbance with $100 collateral. Charles R. Hurd, 239 Phobus Avenue, and Ralph Griffith, Route 1 Adamstown, jailed for resisting arrest and peace disturbance with $25.80 each. Carl Edwards, Frederick, charged with drunkenness. Lela Fitez, 117 Fifth Street, posted $2.50 for disturbing the peace. Robert Sewell, 185 West All Saints Street, jailed on five traffic violations with collateral totals. Driver training course at Damascus School under Harry V. Stipe runs nine weeks with fourteen students. Class meets weekly with emphasis on parking and city driving. Friendly Girls’ Class of Evangelical Lutheran Church holds monthly meeting at Mrs. Jerry Keefer’s home.
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Halloween at Ladies Club Meeting Ends in Prizes
Wednesday evening a ladies club gathered with Mrs. Keefer assisted by Mrs. Virginia Devereaux. President Lola Wachter led a business session followed by Halloween festivities. Prize for the funniest costume went to Mrs. Beatrice Cole, with other prizes awarded to Elizabeth Shipley, Marle Baer, Marion Davis, Helen Mock, Katherine Bussard, Jane Stull, Virginia Mock, Wachter, Cole, and Dorothy Keyes. A covered-dish supper is planned for November in the chapel. A decorating and refreshment committee was formed with Cole, Virginia Mock, Helen Mock, Helen Keefer, Frances Spurrier, Jerry Keefer, and Bee Walle. Additional attendees included Betty Abrecht, Evelyn Clark, Maggie Fox, Beatrice Gastley, Helen Keefer, Irene Lantz, and Ruthella Droneburg.
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Lane and Mahoney Meet at Oyster Roast in Maryland
Baltimore October 29 Governor Lane and George P Mahoney exchanged smiles and chatted at an oyster roast, signaling possible reconciliation after a bitter Democratic gubernatorial primary. Lane won the nomination with a unit vote while Mahoney carried Baltimore City’s districts, drawing cheers as they greeted each other.
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