Southern Restaurant Sold to Millard I Cooley
The Southern Restaurant property on North Market Street was sold to Millard I. Cooley for about 105000. Cooley, born in Comus Montgomery County and a former A and P manager, will own and operate the business at Nos 305 317 North Market Street. He resides at 3 Mrs Oliver Boulevard and is a member of local Catholic and Knights of Columbus groups. The Cooleys bought from Mr and Mrs Will F Cooley.
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North Market Street
Millard I. Cooley
Howard 5. Fink
George E. Hamilton
Cooley
Will F. Cooley
Comus
Montgomery County
Mt. Airy High School
Bryant and Stratton Business College
Baltimore
Great A & P Tea Co
South Court Street
A&p
W His Cooley
Helen R. Davis
Mt. Airy
Amita C. Wilson
Portsmouth
St. John’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Au. John’s Assembly
Willis Cooley
Demonstration on Snacks for Holiday Entertaining Planned
Local Home Demonstration Agents plan a November 17 demonstration at Salvation Army kitchen in West Fifth Street. Experts from University of Maryland and local extension staff will show party sandwiches cheese balls cookies and punch with tips for festive table settings and holiday decorations. The event aims to aid homemakers and 4 H clubs with simple, practical snacks for Christmas entertaining.
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Isimas
Adele Miller
Salvation Army
Miller
West Fifth Street
Winchester Hall
Janet Coblentz
University of Maryland
Beatrice Fehr
Jacqueline Larsen
Four More From Gang Arrested In Local Assault
John Thomas Bowlins aged 18 and a youth named Doubs along with Irving M. Thomas and two other juveniles were arrested in a gang assault on a trick or treater. The victim, Eldon Rhodes, was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital after the incident near Taney apartments. Police said nine youths are now charged in the case with two overnight arrests reported later.
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John Thomas Bowlins
Doubs
Irving M. Thomas
All Saints Street
Bowlins
Thomas
Civ
Eldon Rhodes
Taney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sets
Sherman Boone
Ellis’ G. Cariy
Earl D. Crampton
Baltimore
Robert N. Wolfe
Richard Ruthvin
Vernon Heffner
Norman Trump
Martin Kanode
Fund Drive Near Goal In Frederick County Appeal
Community Chest Red Cross United Appeal raised over 4000 this week, with officials estimating well above 90000 toward a 109962 goal. County-wide shortfalls persist but officials expect reaching the 100000 mark next week as workers rush to submit reports and tally pledges. Districts list quotas and current totals including Middletown 8812.08 from John S Holmes and Urbana 332.35 from Hesbia Foster, with many others showing partial or no returns.
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Community Chest
Red Cross United Appeal Fund
Allen M. Creed
Frederick County
United Appeal
Buckerstown
Middletown
John S. Holmes
Creagerstown
Masten Long
Emmittsburg
Robert A. Seidel Sr
Catoctin
Basil Grossnickle
Urbana
Hesbia Foster
Liberty
Joseph Rexroad
New Market
Mary Edith Lease
Hauvers
M_. Schinderdecker
Woodsboro
L. R. Hildebrand
May Take Billy Smith 3 Years To Walk
Oakland report on Billy Smith indicates his right leg may be saved after a 4 hours operation on July 22. Surgeons said it may be three years before he can walk, depending on recovery with the limb injury from a crane accident.
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Oakland
Calif
Billy Smith
Smith
Eden Hospital
Strike Has Business Teetering
New York AP reports a cliff hanger week for business as steel strike talks loom. Stock trading rose to 19.16 million shares with $32.25 million in bonds. US Steel posted a $31.1 million loss along with $38.9 million for Bethlehem and $16.4 million for Jones & Laughlin.
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New York
Pauline
Supreme Court
Teel
US Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Dismal weekend forecast with rain and mild temperatures
Weather outlook grim with rain through Sunday and more expected Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures near 60 high, 34 cold night readings, 18 inch rainfall so far this month. Almanac predicts cold wet winter and wet summer with frequent rain across months ahead.
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Hagerstown Town
Marek
Hound Dog Missile Flies From B52 In Test Launch
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE FLA The GAM 17 Hound Dog air to surface missile launched from under a B 52 Stratofortress completed a successful self guided flight to a pre determined target hundreds of miles off Florida's East Coast The Air Force said the autonomous inertial navigation system is foolproof against radar jamming The flight was directed by the Air Research and Development Command.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Jfap
Florida
Air Force
Eglin
Air Research and Development Command
Court Grants Union Appeal Review
The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear United Steelworkers Union appeal of a Taft Hartley injunction that would keep the 109 day old steel strike alive for 80 more days. Oral arguments were set for Tuesday as the high court weighs constitutionality and whether the injunction should stand.
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Washingon
Sureme Court
United Steelworkers Union
High Court
Taft-Hartler
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
Joseph Finnegan
Washington
Finnegan
McDonald
Maryland Jobless. Employment Rolls Up
Maryland wages and unemployment rose in September. Jobless rolls increased from 54100 in August to 56700, though compared with September 1958 the total was far lower than 731000. Employment rose from 1,016,200 in August to 1,021,700 in September, with the latest figure down 10,000 from a year ago.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Eisenhower doctors confirm mild chronic bronchitis
President Eisenhower’s physicians say he has mild chronic bronchitis but remains in excellent health overall after a full checkup at Walter Reed. The 69 year old leader recently noted the condition in Augusta, Georgia, and officials say the diagnosis was clarified to chronic bronchitis. He may travel to warmer, drier climates when possible, though no immediate plans exist.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Augusta
Esenhowers
Walter Reed
Hagerty
Palm Springs
Calif
Khrushchev backs summit for peace and Formosa stance
In a sprawling Moscow address Khrushchev urged an early summit with Eisenhower and Macmillan, backed Red China on Formosa, pressed disarmament, and called for troop withdrawals to hasten Korea unification. He noted American desire for peace and highlighted noninterference in Laos.
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Red
China
Formosa
United States
South Korea
Soviet Union
Laos
Akhrushchev
Nina
Kremlin Hall
Julia
Winter Traffic Plan For Snow Covered Highways Reached
State Roads Commission officials announced a winter traffic plan to keep snow and ice covered highways passable. Sign gating and a special snow ice phone are planned with State Police patrols and cooperation from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Snow fences begin along Frederick Howard and Carroll counties while resurfacing and new routes progress, weather remaining a key factor.
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State Roads Commission
Thomas G. Mohler
Roads Commission
Jin
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
The
John B. Funk
Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Mohler
Holter Road
Knoxville
Middletown-Burnittsville
U. S. 15
Thurmont
Pielburg
Missing Piedmont DC3 Plane Searched Amid Unknown Wreck Site
Ground teams and Civil Air Patrol plus 100 volunteers scoured three Virginia counties for a two engine Piedmont airliner with 27 aboard believed missing after radioing for landing near Charlottesville. Weather hindered the search as drizzling rain and low clouds limited aerial visibility.
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Charlotesville
College City
Washington
Roanoke
Charles A. Rausch
Civil Air Patrol
Central
Virginia
Rausch
Virgina
Ruckersville
Washington, D.C
Piedmont
Var Zinia
Air Force
1HCAP
Plumbers error triggers gas explosions in Crestview
In Crestview Florida a plumber misconnected gas lines feeding the water system causing three explosions. Five people were injured including Larry Thompson a six year old, Caron England Kennedy and Arthur Evland. Miss Elizabeth Dennis and Miss Lillie Waldron were also hurt. All were hospitalized.
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Crestview. Fla
Harry Booth
Larry Thompson
Caron Enland Kennedy
Arthur Evland
Elizabeth Dennis
Lillie Waldron
Larry
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James Sensenbaugh
Brunswick
James E. Cummings
Walkersville
George C. Stauffer
Court Grants Union Appeal Review
Toronto
Canada
U.S. Army
Mexico
Manzanillo
Israel
Hillel Fisher
Lawrence L Ware
Military Road
New York City
Fisher
Haifa
Soviets
Red China
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchevy
Macmillan
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Charlottesville
Piney Mountain
Charlottes- Ville
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