Hallowe'en vandals strike counties amid patrols and cleanups
Weekend vandalism across Frederick and nearby areas included torn road signs, damaged shutters and aerials on cars. Deputies chased youths in Buckeystown and New Market as State Police mobilized. crews straightened signs on Maryland 26 and 40. Trick or treat begins with warnings as Westminster mayor discourages the door to door practice.
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Hallowe'en
Frederick
Sheriff’s Office
George Layman
New Market
Companison
New London
Creek
Raymond Haugh
Manor Woods
Jacko
Shankle
Buckeystown
Haugh
State Roads Commission
Maryland 26
Deanvil Councy
Table Pleasants
Martland
Joseph J. Mathias
Westminster
Cold Water Treating Burns Cuts Pain Says Surgeons
Surgeons from the University of Utah report that rinsing burns with tap water within one minute reduces pain and danger. Cold water for up to ten minutes significantly lessens after effects. The finding was shared at the American College of Surgeons meeting. Separately, William A Row former Colgate athletic director died of a heart attack at 63.
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Chicago
Lew B
Reed Brown
Philp B Pillep
Utah
Vallece
Congress
American College of Surgeons
Wamilton
N.Y
William A Row
Colcate University
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Royal Family Without Hint Of Princess Margaret Marriage
London reporters and palace watchers note no clear signal on Princess Margaret’s plans after a weekend visit with Captain Townsend. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh returned to London in buoyant mood as gossip swirled about the couple and a possible official statement this week.
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London
Britain
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Clarence House
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Scotland
Euston Station
Elizabeth
Windsor Castle
Townsend
Sussex
Princess Margaret
Uckfield House
Rupert Nevill
Onyx
Daily Sketch
Assa
House of Commons
Buckingham Palace
Four City Accidents Investigated Over Weekend
Four city traffic mishaps were investigated by city police over the weekend. Damages ranged from about 15 to 225 dollars, with no injuries. Incidents included a rear collision on North Market Street injuring no one, a street sliding accident on West South Street, a left turn collision at Rosemont and Upper College Terrace, and an East Church Street hit and run involving Carroll Sanders. Charges were filed in the first case for reckless driving. others resulted in no charges.
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North Market Street
Fourth Street
Wiliam A. Mutchner
Gray M. Payne
West Patrick Street
Charles L. Castle
Columus Avenue
Payne
Castile
Tno An Afridant
Sath Dente Street
West South ‘Street
John E. Cooper
East South Street
Barry L. Drain
Arlington
Sherman Boone
Cooper
Bentz
Drain
Upper College Terrace
Rosemont Avenue
Bernard King
Sherwood L. tHarris
Frederick
RFD 3
Rosemont
Ruben Burnett
Lincoln Apartments
Nathan Dorsey
Carolll Sanders
East Church Street
Middle Alley
Maryland Cold Morning Drops Stateside Icy Temperatures
Marylanders faced a first fall cold snap with readings near or below freezing. Cumberland logged 20 degrees, while Vowson and Waterloo near 30, Frederick 32, Waldorf 34%. The Weather Bureau cited a well developed cold front and warned frost in interior and central portions expected to continue tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Easton
Weather Bureau
Two Die As Bulldozer Drops Onto Vehicle In Morgantown
Two Monongalia County men were killed and another injured when a bulldozer fell from a truck onto their car on US 119 near Morgantown West Virginia. Sheriff Clarence F E Johnson reported Ernest Chase and Pete Gentle among the dead and John Chase brother of Ernest in morgantown hospital in critical condition. All three men were Everettville residents.
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Morgantown
W.vave
Monongalia County
Clarence FE Johnson
Ernest Chase
Pete Gentle
Morgantown Hospital
John Chase
Ernest
Everettville
Chest Fund Now Past Its Halfway Mark
The Community Chest campaign has reached about 43 percent of its $35 650 goal, with $20 084 25 raised to date. The industrial division led by Charles K Taylor reports $9 000 of a 14 000 quota. Grove Lime Company employees top per person participation at 98 percent, surpassing 1954 rates. The Evans chaired schools have $1 002 toward $2 500, while Outlying exceeds its goal by 30 percent with $585 total. Byron Winthroner and an advisory group attended as plans for a Halloween parade float with a wishing well were set to boost contributions.
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C. Lease Bussard
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Charles K. Taylor
Albert H. Cohen
Edward McGuiness
Camp Detrick
M. J. Grove Lime Company
The
Grove Workers
Taylor
Grove
Warren E. Evans
Evans
Old Braddock
Dwight McCain
Outling
Glenn Main
Ruth Kinsey
Thomas Quill
B. Thomas Sr
Alice Darner
John W. Lee
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Joseph Whisner
Burton Cannon
Clyde ML Roney
Richard F. Kitne
Byron Winthroner
Community Chest
E Ken Hersperger
Joseph F Rhederick
Eighteen Chickens Killed by Dogs Near Haughs Shop Road
Dogs killed about eighteen chickens in a weekend in a chicken yard along Haughs Shop road. Deputy Roy Fisher reported three beagle hounds as offenders and plans to search for them. Property owner’s name not learned. many dogs lack license, with potential arrests. Fine for license failure noted at five dollars. A separate fire started by an explosion damaged property at United Refining Co in Seneca division.
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Ines
Haugh’s Shop
Roy Fisher
Fisher
Heavy Frost And Ice Batters Halloween Weekend
A heavy to killing frost arrived with the first ice of the season as temperatures fell to freezing or below. The forecast warned of very cold conditions into November, with a Halloween parade at eight o’clock and potential sub freezing lows. Airports reported 31 degrees, and local spots showed 32 degrees. Ice accumulation varied, with some counties reporting heavier ice and city crews relocating bleachers due to freezing.
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Unionville
Gambrilla State Park
High Knob
Hood College
Court
Church Street
D.déuiches
Northeast Storm Toll and Flood Fears Subside
A Northeast storm brought heavy rains and winds up to 100 mph, raising flood fears in New Jersey New York and Connecticut. No drownings from the storm were reported though four traffic fatalities occurred across the region. In New York the Schoharie Creek and Adirondacks saw rising waters with warnings of limited flooding while Massachusetts and nearby states faced cooler weather and a sharp drop in temperatures.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Weather Bureau
New York State
CatSkill Mountains
Nedrow
Syracuse
N Y
Schoharie Creek
Adirondacks
Harold A. Cross
Robert H. Tooly
Antwerp
N.Y
Danbury
Naugatuck
Civil Defense
Boston
New Harmopshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Maine
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Oregon
Washington
Mullen Pass
Daho
Duluth
Minn
New England
Florida
Central Plains
Rocky Mountain
Early Ride In New Subway Opens in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Transportation Co officially opens sections of its Market Street Subway extensions in a multi million dollar project. A motorist mistook the tunnel entrance and drove in last night, stalling her car. the subway car stopped in time and both were backed out. Eastbound sections are already in operation as the new tubes connect to the old tunnels toward West Philadelphia, with the old elevated lines slated for scrapping within months.
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Philadelphia UW
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Miss Duke
Philadelphia
Baltimore lawmaker seeks names of insurers for state property
Del. Ferome Robinson of Baltimore asked the Legislative Council to require State Treasurer Hooper to provide the names of insurance men handling policies on state property.
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Baltimore
Ferome Robinson
D-Bate
Legislative Council
Hooper
Dismal Winter Forecast From Old Almanac
Dublin N H reports the Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a severe, dismal winter for 1955 56 with cold storms and blustery conditions from November through March and a snowy New Year. The forecast cites solar activity tides and ocean current shifts as contributing factors.
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Dublin
N. Hom
Meneca
CFA
Abe Weatherwise
Carluage
Abe
Mie
Eight Die In Maryland Weekend Road Crashes
Eight people died in weekend highway crashes across Maryland including a woman and three soldiers from the 70th Anti Aircraft Battalion in Silver Spring. The victims span Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio with multiple injuries and drivers cited for reckless or unsafe driving amid rain and poor visibility.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Silver Spring
Esther di Stefano
Avondale
Chester County
Richard L. Kenney
Kew Gardens
Long Island
N. Y
Harold W. Walker
Newton Falls
Ohio
Milton L. Mitchell
Salisbury
U.S. 50
Lottie Mobley
Pago-moke City
U.S. 13
Poca-moke City
Edna A. Ratcliffe
Baltimore
Pikesville
Shelly E Leroy Handy
Tynskin
Wicomico County
Whitehaven
Talks to Resume Between Unions and WV Pulp Co
Negotiations between representatives of the CLO United Paper Workers of America and the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co are slated to resume here on November 14. The talks aim to address labor contract terms and working conditions.
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Washington
CLO
United Paper Workers of America
West Virginia Pulp and , Paper Co
Ben Youssef May Return To His Throne
Former Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef returns to France from Madagascar amid signs he will be restored to Morocco's throne. Diplomacy shifts as Berber leader El Glaoui backs restoration, prompting celebrations and a new regency plan under a nationalist government.
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Nice
France
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Madagascar
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Vil
Ben Youssef
Thami el Glaoui
Morocco
el Glagui
Ben Arafa
Molotov Seeks Voice For Middle East In Big Four Plan
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov presses for a Big Four discussion on Middle East futures with Arabs and Israelis at odds. Israel protests arm sales to Egypt by Communist Czechoslovakia while Nasser may travel to Geneva to press Arab case. Western officials fear Soviet influence in oil regions and rising Arab Israeli tensions.
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Geneva
M. Molotov
Egypt
Africa
Molotov
Israel
Moshe Sharett
Czechoslovakia
New York Times
Britain
Suez Canal
Middle East
Europe
Harold Macmillan
State Dulles
Thilte
Lews Toom
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sharett
Nasser
Asia
Fall Meet Of Council of Churches Held at Calvary Methodist
State Senator Jacob R. Ramsburg presided at the Frederick County Council of Churches fall meeting held Sunday at Calvary Methodist church. About 100 attended as the May 1930 organization report was read. 24 of 30 May attendees already affiliated. Committees announced new commissions and potential youth leadership school. April meeting to elect officers and nominate slate. Members listed include Austin Renn, Rev. Edwin Moorn, Rev. terbert Doggett, Paul Fogle, and Harry Frushour.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick County
Edwin Alcorn
Middletown
Commission On Rural Life
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
Civic Affairs Commission
Commission On Human Relations
Apri
Austin Renn
Edwin Moorn
Terbert Doggett
Paul Fogle
Harry Frushour
Frederick High School
Dulles To Dine With Molotov In Geneva Villa
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov invites Secretary of State Dulles and major U.S. delegates to dine at his Geneva villa. Americans accept the dinner, aiming for informal talks on Big Four conference progress and Middle East issues.
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Geneva
Molotov
Dulles
U.S
Middle East
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