Expressman Foils Opera House Burglar Attempt
Burglars tried to rob the City Opera House safe early this morning but fled after a Highway Express Lines truck driver arrived. Richard C Bailey the theater film delivery man alerted police after being struck by a flashlight, and detectives secured the area as the safe remained intact. Two men were later held for investigation. authorities noted related thefts over the weekend from nearby businesses.
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City Opera House
Connecion
Highway Express Lines
Richard C Bailey
Washington
Opera House
Bailey
Police Headquarters
Det
Segt
Norman Diety
Harry Phillips
Yeggs
Washington County
St. James
Halloween Weather Forecast Delays Parade Plans
Trick or treat night predicted to be rainy with drizzle for several days. If Wednesday's Halloween parade is postponed, it will move to the following night weather permitting. Authorities report limited vandalism as Sheriff Alexander continues road checks to deter troublemakers. Last night’s low 50 and high 56 accompany cautious economic news from New York markets tied to Middle East tensions. Miss Irwin Harry aged resident of Francis Scott Key Hotel fell and fractured a hip, sent to Union Memorial Hospital.
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Hallowe'en
Weather Bureau
Horace M. Alexander
Breaksair
Irwin Harry
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Final Plans For Parade In Frederick County
Final plans for a Halloween parade were announced with last meetings at the YMCA. Alan W. Long presided as Hallowe'en Observance Committee chairman. Parade divisions were outlined with marching orders, units, bands, and color guards to form on East Enghth and West Seventh streets before an 8:30 radio program and 8:00 p m parade start.
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YMCA
Alan W. Long
Hallowe'en Observance
East Street
Eighth Street
Alton ¥. Bennett
Carol Freed
Frederick High School
Red Men
Kiwanis
Paul Droneburg
Walkersville
Exchange Club
Rosedale Civic Association
Union Bridge Limestone
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elks Band
Tall Cedars of Lebanon
North Frederick School
PTA
Lions Club
Charles J. Wiles
Frederick County
Don Gearinger
Victor Gibbons
Civil Air Patrol
North End Civic Association
H. B. Duvall
Yellow Springs
Chippewa Tribe No
New Windsor Ladies
Frederick
Myers-Westminster
New Market
East Seventh Street
West Seventh Street
East Ninth Street
Church
Court Streets
Comjalesadias
lHarver A. Harrington Jr
Wes
Goran
Townsend
Pat Rosencranty
Sard
Rosencrantz
Pant
Clara Gibson
MuNied Patines
Mabel Stulty
HOM Lease
Rey Edmund
Gervier
Preston
Roy Culaai
Amateurs’ Association of Ham
Leo Guyi
Radiotton
Jordan urges UN action to halt Israeli attack on Egypt
Jordan appealed to the United Nations Security Council to act immediately to stop the Israeli assault on Egypt. It also warned it would fulfill its treaty obligations to assist Egypt.
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United Nations
NUX Anh
Attorneys Endorse Judge Anderson in Sixth Circuit race
Twenty six Frederick county and Montgomery county attorneys from both major faiths endorse Judge Thomas M. Anderson of Montgomery County for one of two Sixth Judicial Circuit judgeships. The letter states Montgomery voters would back Anderson, while other candidates include Kathryn J. Lawlor and Alfred D. Noyes.
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Frederick County
Montgomery
Thomas M. Anderson
Montgomery County
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Royal Lawyers
Frederick
Rockville
Judge Anderson
Charles McC. Matias
Samuel W. Bacrick
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Malden
Felton
W. Jerome Offutt
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
James E. Eshleman
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Robert E. Clapp Jr
William M. Storm
Richard E. Zimmerman
M. H. Fout
Wilbur F. Sheffield
E. Austin James
Parsons Newman
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Edward D. Storm
Edwin F. Nikirk
James McSherry
Walter E. Sinn
Allen Y. Bennett
Amos A. Holter
T. West Claggett Jr
John Fitzpatrick
Charles A. Price
C. Chifton Wirts
McKeldin
Kathryn J. Lawlor
Charles MM
Irelan
Alfred D. Noyes
Mont-gomery
McKimmie Ordered Committed To House Of Correction
A patient at Victor Cutlen State Hospital in Sabillasville was ordered committed to the House of Correction in Circuit Court after testimony he became intoxicated and disturbed other patients. Judge Patrick M. Schnaufer ordered Charles McKimmie to be treated at the State Reformatory at Breathedsville with an isolated ward for tubercular patients.
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Victor Cutlen State Hospital
Sabillasville
House of Correction
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Charles McKimmie
Breathedsville
Mehamone
Cullen
Samuel W. Barrick
Victory Of Rebels Is Conceded In Hungary
The Hungarian Red government signals near total rebel victory and calls for free elections while urging Soviet withdrawal from Budapest. Premier Imre Nagy says a coalition government will be formed and the one party system is abolished as clashes continue and arms surrender timing is discussed. Rebels resist in Budapest and around the Danube as Russian forces field heavy armor in the city outskirts.
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Vienna
Hungary
Premir Imre Nagy
Budapest
Nagy
Miskolc
Imre Nagy
Aim
Communist Party
Danube
Pest
Held For Theft Of Tools From Shed
George A Auday 61 was arrested Monday by Lieut Frank Dorsey and Det Sergt A Norman Dietz after an investigation into the entry of a tool shed on Hood College grounds and theft of a box of tools valued at 50. Auday is charged with breaking and entering the J B Ferguson Company shed and theft of tools. Bond set at 1900. Tools recovered. Also Hubert Hoffman jailed on a bastardy warrant with 300 bond for Circuit Court. WILL PROBATED The will of Thomas F E Jackson a Buckeystown resident was probated directing farm trust with Farmers and Mechanics National Bank as executor to hold and operate the Buckeystown farm for five years, then sell. Estate to Bank in trust with income to two heirs and nephew, then divided. Will dated May 5 1891 witnesses Storm Hahn.
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George A. Auday
Taney Apriments
Frank Dorsey
Sergt A. Norman Dietz
Hood College
Auday
J. B. Ferguson Company
Thomas FE. Jackson
Buckeystown
Orphans Court
Farmers and Mechanics
Atvens National Bank
F. Thawley Jackson
Alton Lt. Gray
William M. Storm
Hettye, Ia. Hahn
British and French Move Toward Suez Canal Area
Britain and France warned Cairo and Jerusalem they will occupy key positions in the Suez Canal area within 12 hours unless Israel and Egypt halt fighting. Prime Minister Eden told the House of Commons the operation aims to separate the belligerents and guarantee free passage. Britain and France urged withdrawal to within 10 miles of the canal and proposed temporary bases at Port Said Ismailia and Suez.
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London
Britain
France
Suez Canal
Egypt
Cairo
Jerusalem
Eden Wold
House of Commons
Eden
Israel
Port Said
Ismailia
Suez
Housing Sought for Maryland High School Delegates
Frederick High School prepares to host a three day Maryland Association of Student Councils meeting. Fifteen additional homes are needed within city limits to house visiting students due to transport and funding limits.
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Maryland Association of Student
Frederick High
Frederick City
Allegany High School
Frederick Aligh
Frederick High Flier
Ada Bell Poole
Frederick
Eisenhower Cancels Campaign Trip Over Middle East Crisis
President Eisenhower today canceled his planned campaign stops in Dallas Oklahoma City and Memphis due to the Middle East crisis. He sent identical messages to supporters explaining he must stay at the White House to work for peace and to address develop events, with Hagerty noting possible rescheduling and uncertainty about a Philadelphia address.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Memphis
Middle East
White House
Middle’ East
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Philadelphia
Congressional Leaders Alerted for White House Talks
The Eisenhower administration alerted six congressional leaders to be ready for possible emergency talks at the White House on Middle East fighting. Leaders including Rayburn Johnson Knowland Martin and Richards were told to prepare to fly on short notice for talks with the President and Dulles.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Middle East
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Johnson l
Texas
Knowland
California
Martin
Masssachusetts
Sen. George
D-Ga
Rep. Richards
D-Sc
Injured Burringtons to Return to Washington for Recovery
Rev. and Mrs. Burrington, injured in a Hearst Ontario accident while on a Canadian wedding trip, will fly to Washington Friday morning to recuperate. Pastor Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. said arrangements are made to meet them at the Washington airport. The couple suffered a chipped vertebrae, two broken ribs, and a fractured pelvis, and may require casts or traction during treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale E. Burrington
Hearst
Ontario
Canada
Washington
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Tuch
Mr. Burrington
Lutheran Church
Mr Trunk
Bacingtons
Burrington
No Intention To Interfere Says Bulganin Letter Sparks U S Debate
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitry Shepin says Premier Bulganin did not mean to interfere in the U S election with a letter urging a ban on H bomb tests. Western reporters quote Sneptov noting it raised a nuclear explosion ban question while Adlai Stevenson advocated suspending tests and Eisenhower rejected interference claims.
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Moscow
Sovel
Dmitry Shepin
Bulganin
U.S
Eisenhower
Sneptov
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Britain deploys massive fleet amid Middle East crisis
Britain moves a powerful Mediterranean fleet as Eden and Mollet hold emergency Cabinet talks. Pineau travels to London to meet Eden, Lloyd, and Dulles as Western powers seek a unified approach to Israel’s attack on Egypt near the Suez.
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London
Britain
United States
France
Middle East
Eden
Mollet
Christian Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
State Department
Washington
Lloyd
U S Demands Israeli Troop Withdrawal at U N
The United States urged the U N Security Council to order Israeli troops to withdraw from Egyptian territory. Speaking at an emergency Council session, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. announced a formal proposal for an immediate end to hostilities and an immediate withdrawal, appealing for restraint and avoidance of taken advantage of the crisis.
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United Nations
N.Y. IP
United States
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Ladae IH
11 Nation Council
Egypt
Lodge
Trickless Treats Raise 125 For Share Surplus
The Walkersville church groups held a trickless event with 28 youths from four churches collecting for Share Our Surplus. Final tally reached 125 dollars, exceeding expectations and to be shared among Glade Evangelical and Reformed, St. Pauls Lutheran, Evangelical United Brethren, and Methodist youth relief projects.
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Walkersville
Charles A. Price
Glade
Egypt says 2 Israeli planes down in Sinai clash
Cairo reports two Israeli aircraft shot down by Egyptian air force over Sinai. Egyptian army spokesman says 12 Israeli armored cars destroyed and enemy advance halted as clashes widen near El Themed and Qusaima areas. Tel Aviv counters with strikes on Egyptian convoys in Sinai.
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Cairoa
Cairo
el Themed
Kuntilla
Nekhl
Nekhil
Jordan
Aqaba
Suez
Tel Aviv
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Qusaima
el Auja
Egypt
Britain
United Nations Prepares Response to Israel Egypt Crisis
United States calls Security Council meeting to avert a new Middle East threat after Israel’s rapid advance into Egypt. Britain and France plan to back a joint action under the 1950 deterring declaration while the Soviet bloc backs Egypt. The council debate centers on economic and diplomatic reprisals and potential troop disengagement.
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Dulles
Herbert Hoover Jr
Herman Phleger
State Department
Eisenhower
White House
United States
Britain
France
United Nations
Israel
Egypt
Security Council
Middle East
Council
U.N
U. S
America
London
Eden
Mediterranean
Nasser
Suez Canal
Algeria
Soviet Union
Kreek
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Maralt
New York
Varis
Condon
City
Montgomery Co
Usk
Court House
Red
Maen
Canal Area
H. S
Maryland Council
Fay
Balitmore
The
Communications Workers of America
Chesapeake and, Potomac Telephone Co
Trickless
Potomac
Weo
Cerervite
Fukuoka
Japan
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