Vandals Strike Frederick County On Halloween Night
Vandals shot through a residence window west of Frederick and damaged property on Bow ers Road. They dragged snow fence onto roads, toppled mail boxes, and burned fodder. A dummy hung on Gas House Pike bridge and detour signs appeared on several highways. A one-horse wagon was placed on Walkersville school. Authorities reported many farmers were ready for troublemakers as deputies patrolled roadways.
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Frederick
Hallowe'en
Pike Bridge
Walkersville School
House Pike
Robert B. Cacy
Spickler
County Roads
Afr
Richard H. Pettit
Bowers Road
Shookstown Road
U.S. 40
Ballenger Creek
Pike
Pettit
Ballenger Creek Pike
Horace M. Alexander
Pettit House
Walkersville
Pike Foy
Todey
Raw Deal In Trial Of 11 Charged In Army Case
Vatican City report notes Pope John XXIII may reshuffle cardinals amid the Army court martial of 11 soldiers for a September party at Otter Point Boat Club. Defense funds, witness disputes, and claims of a “raw deal” frame the proceedings as about 19 to 24 year olds face possible hard labor and pay forfeiture.
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Vatican City
Hyman Pressman
Armyr
Senate of Cardinals
U.S
Pressman
Pfe
Samuel E. Jackson
Pic
Ronald A. Schultz
Army
Schultz
Rial
Walter V. Ferris Jr
Ferris
Otter Point
Burl D. Croomes Jr
Croomes
Sargouinns
Wee Women and Chicken Fricassee Toasts
A fragmentary line appears to poke light at rival dishes with playful slang. The text references a chicken fricassee and a comparison to another item, suggesting a humorous kitchen or cooking context from a social or gossip item. Names, dates, or venues are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
Less Heart Disease Among U S Farmers
A government report from U S Public Health Service researchers suggests farmers have a lower risk of severe coronary heart disease than nonfarmers. The finding is from a preliminary North Dakota survey across six counties. The report notes Farm life may influence heart health.
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ST. Louis
U.S. Public Health Service
North Dakota
Going My Way in Army Couples Enlist
Leonard W. Faifner and his girlfriend Florida Jean Gosnell, both 18, enlisted for three years. Faifner aims for an Army career while Gosnell joins the Women’s Army Corps to learn about his work and improve their future pay. Faifner heads to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and Gosnell to Fort McClellan Alabama with hopes of later being stationed together.
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Chicago
Leonard W. Faifner
Army
Faifner
Florida
Jean ‘Gosnell
Miss Gosnell
Army Corps
Farmer
Ft. Leonard ‘Wood
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Machines For Voting To Be Set Up Soon
The county prepares to move voting machines and election supplies to 69 precincts as the Board of Election Supervisors finalizes plans for the state and county election on Tuesday. Absentee ballots from civilians and armed forces personnel arrive daily and are kept in a separate box until the official canvass two days after the election. Through this morning only 93 absentee ballots have been voted, with a likely total not exceeding 130, far short of the 1956 total of 282, suggesting absentees will not affect results unless races are extremely close.
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Board of Election, Supervisors
Baltimore
Maryland
Eisenhower
Sth Regiment
ABC Radio
Nclude
Jack Pollack
Thomas D’alesandro
Glenn Beall
Court House
Harry A. Cole
Senate
House of Delegates
Baltibeen
Formore
Millard Tawes
Democratic
Soloman
Liss
Cole
North Market Street
Lbrarian
Carl N. Everstine
Meaiaane of
Legislative Reference
Mrs Jule S Daniels Killed In Washington
Mrs. Jule S Daniels 63 of East Chambersburg Pa wife of retired Army Brig Gen R W Daniels was killed when their car left a Washington street, rammed a tree and trapped her for 10 minutes. She was hospitalized with possible fractures and cuts. Daniel’s last Army post was commanding general of Letterkenny Ordnance Depot near Chambersburg.
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Washington (Ap
Jule S. Daniels
East Chambersburg
Army
R. W. Daniels
Washington
Daniels
Negroes Put Own Ticket In Field
Baltimore AP reports tight deadline for absentee ballots and last minute election preparations. Campaign activity centers in Baltimore with jammed offices and parceling of supplies for judges. Mentions all Negro coalition, Tawes, Cole, and race-based ticket dynamics in the city and Eastern Shore. Also notes amendments and stream conditions at Monocacy and Potomac.
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Baltimore
Five day forecast for Maryland and Delaware
The Associated Press forecast calls for near normal temperatures with generally fair skies. Expect cooler conditions over the weekend, warmer on Tuesday, then cooler again on Wednesday, with little or no precipitation and high temperatures from 55 to 62 and overnight lows from 30s to 40s depending on location.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Delaware
Appeal Fund Reaches 60000 in Subscriptions
The Community Chest Red Cross Appeal reports 9 628 subscriptions totaling 860 036 26 toward a 8120 000 goal, with the employee division leading at 95 percent and 17 185 44 from 3 105 subscriptions. James R Austin and Calvin E B Saylor chair the drive and workers urged submissions by Monday at 8 p m in Winchester Hall.
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Community Chest
Red Cross United Appeal
Ffund
James R. Austin
Calvin EB. Saylor
Fort Detrick
Frederick W. Weitzel
South Market Street
Weitzel
Some Saved Men To Avoid $100,000 Coal Mines
A compact note outlines efforts to spare workers from dangerous coal mines valued at large sums. The text references $50,000 and $25,000 figures in relation to compensation or costs involved, indicating financial stakes in mitigating mining risks.
Fireman Dies In Baltimore Warehouse Blaze
AP report says Lt Charles Leuttner, about 40, died from carbon monoxide after battling a warehouse fire on East Lombard Street. About 20 others hospitalized at Mercy Hospital and Johns Hopkins. Early tests ruled out magnesium oxide poisoning. the blaze was controlled shortly after responders arrived.
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Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
Charles Leuttner
Mercy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Robert Mahon
Leuttner
Lombard ‘St
Henry Schneider
Dozens of notable deaths and speeding fines reported
Mrs. Carrie Estelle Doheny widow of oil heir Edward L Do heny dies at 83 in Los Angeles. Two speeders were fined $20 each in Magistrate’s court. Other obituaries include David Le Boner, 62, Dynamics Corp. chairman, and Alexander D. Grosset, 59, Grosset & Dunlap VP, both in New York.
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Carrie E. Doheny
Los Angeles
Carrie Estelle Doheny
Edward L. Do
Doheny
Edward J. Eels Piers Ae Ae Hare Smith
David Patrick Allen
Jefferson
Iphia
Frederick atignzaRp Hale
New York
Girard van Frost
Barkaloo Hale
France
Esatesth
Frost
Hendant
Burke
Frederick
Denver
Fred David le Boner
Erick
David T
Bonner
Dynamics Corp.s
America
Thursington
West Chester
Pamph
Fennessey
Alexander D. Grosset
Alexander
Donald Grosset
Dent
Gros
Septem Ser & Dunlap
Fraudulent payroll checks frauds reported at filling stations
City police warn the public about counterfeit checks for 91 12 dollars passed at West Patrick street filling stations. The checks resemble real bank items but are poorly printed and linked to Raymond E. Wilson and George L. Thompson. A case involved Esther Van Moppes and a passer with no clear vehicle.
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Focal
First National Bank
Raymond E. Wilson
Baltimore
George L. Thompson
Real Bank
First National
Maryland Transporter
Tion Company, Inc
L. A
Ous
Company
West Patrick Street
Chas
Irvington
Cyrus England
Esther van Moppes
State Parkway
Echecks
Stiletto In Transfusion Caused Man Death
AP report notes Arne Krogh died after a stiletto used to initiate a transfusion penetrated a vein and reached his heart. The 51 year old truck driver collapsed months after the transfusion, following a hospital incident that saved another life.
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Copexhagen
Arne Krogh
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