Hallowe'en Parade Plans With Jaycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce members receive permission to run the annual Hallowe'en parade for this year. The Jaycees plan an October 30 event with about 1000 dollars in prize money and a large organizing committee led by Robert Dudrow. Parade marshal Alton Bennett brings experience. police Chief Charles V. Main consults on arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hallowe'en
Jaycees
Robert Dudrow
Glenn A. Main Jr
Bernard Callan Jr
David Grove
Robert Nicodemus Jr
Harold Kehne
Richard Metcalfe
Jack Doll
Robert Simpson
Robert Dailey Jr
Herbert Hahn
Herman Brust
Lois Sweeney
Glenn Huffer
Charles Wisner
Richard Schmitt
Inter-Club Council
C. Lease
Bussard
Alton YX. Bennett
Bennett
Charles V. Main
Hagerstown
Caravan Tour Set for Frederick County September 24
A Republican All County Caravan is planned to tour Frederick County on September 24 with State, Senatorial and Congressional candidates. The committee chaired by Charles A Price and including Austin Angteberger Mrs Grace Duvall H Reese Shoemaker Jr Cora Catshall and Helen Remsberg met at Republican HQ to discuss caravan arrangements and a county wide mass meeting to conclude the tour. Also planned were county district registration days and GO.P booth at the Frederick Fair with Mehri Wachter and Russell H McCain in charge. Two other items note three men charged with loitering on South Carroll Street and held for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles A. Price
Austin
F. Angteberger
Grace Duvall
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Cora Catshall
Helen Remsberg
Hotel Frederick
State Central Committee
Central Committee
GO. P. Booth
Frederick Fair
Mehri F. Wachter
Booth
Russell H. McCain
Local Men Face Jury After Hanover Shooting Case
The case of two Frederick men charged after a Hanover youth was shot reached Adams County court in Gettysburg. James Bruce Heflin aged 23 faced counts of assault with intent to kill aggravated assault and battery pointing firearms and violation of the uniform firearms act. Roy Marvin Jackson also 23 was charged with violation of the uniform firearms act. Benedict Ditcler 29 of Hanover was shot in the groin and arm near a swimming place on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hanover
Adams S County
Gettysburg
James Bruce Heflin
Roy Marvin Jackson
Benedict Ditcler
Graduation Exercises Announced for Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing announces graduation events for 1958. Baccalaureate sermon Sept 7 at the Baptist church with Rev. Robert Woodward, 7:30 p.m. Graduation on campus Sept 14 at 3 p.m. with Rev. E William Hall as guest speaker. Rain plan to North Frederick school. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Baptist Church
Robert Woodward
Nursing School
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
North Frederick School
Rederick
Delores Layman Knoll
Sandra Jeanne Steele
Evelyn Fogle Wilcom
Keymar
Sherley Pauline Martin
Lewistown
Alverda Mae Grimes
Airy
Norma Jéan Koontz
New Market
Janet Eleanora Boyer
Mary Ann Hoff
Rockville
Anna Lea Delavier
Nancy Lee Las
Sandra
Lee Shadie
Middletown
Julie Rose Calhoun
Su Ann Shafer
Fancytown
Hazel Jean Luckenjaugh
Woodsboro
Nancy Louise Hildebrand
Dying Hurricane Ella Lifts Off Texas Coast
Corpus Christi reports tropical storm Ella moving into Texas with intermittent rain and swelling seas. Evacuations reach eight towns while about 1000 people depart Mustang Island. weather bureau warns small craft to stay in port until squalls subside. Suit filed for 33500 against Burgess Commissioners Emmitsburg Robert Koontz over April 11 collision damages and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ella
Texas
Texas Gulf
U.S. Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Mustang Island
Burgess and Commissioners of
Emmitsburg
Robert L. Koontz
Raymond Leo Stitz
Main Street
The
Burgess and Commissioners
Roomz
Lttz
Hood College set to break enrollment record this year
Hood College will open the 1962 63 academic year September 24 with a record total of 593 students. Freshmen number 212 forming the class of 1962, with 225 new arrivals. Students span 25 states plus the District of Columbia and 11 foreign countries. Maria Teresa Rodriguez of Argentina wins Hood’s foreign student scholarship. Maryland state and Frederick County scholarships bring total aid to 59 full and partial scholarships. Campus housing expansion moves displaced faculty to Faculty House on Dili Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G.truxal
Hood
District
College Terrace
Dili Avenue
Roads Board Offices To Be Moved
Frederick County plans to relocate the Roads Board from the Court House to the east wing of Winchester Hall with six new rooms. The county Civil Defense office will also move nearby. The Court House second floor will be expanded to enlarge the law library, and the Planning and Zoning Commission may relocate to the west wing. The move aims to free space for a detention room and other court-related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
County Roads Board
Winchester Hall
The
Roads Board
Court House
County Civil Defense Organization
Bar Association
Law Library
Frederick Counts Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Circuit Court Room
Washington woman charged after alley collision on Market Street
A Washington woman Pauline C Foster was charged with failing to grant the right of way after a minor collision on South Market near Saints Street Friday at 7 30 p m Corporal William Boost filed the charge alleging she cut from one lane into another on a one way street Damages were about 3 to the Algeria car and 15 to the other vehicle in the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Market Street
Saints Street
M. Corp
William Boost
Pauline C. Foster
Algeria
Paris
Adtai Stevenson
Ella H. Cramer
Frederick
Cramer
Sahara
Knoxville
Gordon H. Smith
William Samuel Bankies
Brunswick
Gerald William Weaver
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Bankes
Smith
Runkles
Potomac
Frederick by pass nearing completion plans shift
The Frederick by pass east-south leg nears finishing with blacktopping planned from West Patrick street extended to Motler avenue around October 1. Grove Lime works on connecting sections to old U S 240 near Evergreen Point, with fall completion expected and opening possible before the west-north leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
U. S
Waffie
West
Patrick Street
Motler Avenue
A. J. Grove Lime Company
Baltimore National Pike
City
East South Street
State Roads Commission
Washington National Pike
Tal
West Patrick Street
U. S. 45
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Motter Avenue
Fourth
Moster
Patrick
Grove
Seventh Street
Maryland 26
Patapsco Engineering Company
Maryland
Woodsboro
Ceresville
Ceresville Roads
Robert F Iain
Carroll County
Taylorsville
U.S. business scene sees mixed signals this week
New York reports a mixed business week with Chrysler planning a 150 million redesign of its 1959 lines after 1958 model losses of 25.2 million in six months. NRMA notes rising costs and delivery charges. NICB forecasts no profit surge until year end, while Labor Day marks a fall uptick. Tensions over integration and civil rights, including Little Rock and Georgia cases, loom over a cautious recovery outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler Corp
Imperial
Chrysler
de Soto
Dodge
Plymouth
NRMA
Co. C. D
New York
NICB
Formosa
L. L. Colbert
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Little Rock
Ark
Tor
Orval E. Faubus
Arkan ‘Sas
jLittle Rock
Washington
Central High
Supreme Court
Georgia
Superior Court
FBI
Iis Court
Walter I. Geer
Colquitt
Terrell County
Dawson
South Georgia
Deep South
Al-l
Segregation Tensions Rise in South Over Montgomey Fine
Montgomery police commissioner pays a $14 fine for an integration leader, cited by Clyde Sellers of the Citizens Council as a protest against MLK Jr. But King denies publicity and payment, saying he did not commit the offense. Across the South, desegregation moves continue with mixed incidents in Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and Arkansas impacting Hopkins County, Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abama
Montgomery
Clyde Sellers
Citizens Council
Martin Luther King Jr
Moscow
King
Thej
Union
Red China
Nion
South
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
Madisonville
Hopkins County
Faces Check Charge Here In Virginia Segregation Ruling
In Warren County a federal judge ruled a Negro child cannot be kept out of a white high school, ordering no immediate admission. Harrisonburg noted the ruling could be appealed as blueprints for a half‑million dollar Negro high school were shown. Other items report a segregationist voter denial in Knoxville and mixed‑class enrollments in six formerly all‑white schools, plus local forgery arrests in Martinsburg and a two‑car collision near Knoxville causing about 3300 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Warren County
U.S. Dist
John Paul
Harrisonburg
van Buren
Ark
Knox County
County Election Commission
Kasper
Chou En-Lai seeks talks with United States on peace
Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai urged the United States to resume ambassador level talks to pursue peace. He reiterated China’s claim that Formosa and the Pescadores are Chinese territory and said restoring sovereignty there is an internal Chinese matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
China
Chou En-Lai
United States
Ievell
Chou
Red China
Formosa
di Pescadores
Formosa Strait
Threat To Islands Is Increased
Communists move faster and heavier naval power toward Formosa Strait, increasing the threat to Nationalist held offshore islets. Rear Adm. Liu Hob tu says Red seapower could cut Nationalist supply routes and cover any invasion. U.S. official warns airfields near Quemoy would be bombed if used for assaults, with treaty protection for Formosa and Pescadores using conventional weapons only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
China
Formosa Strait
Liu Hob-tu
Quemoy
Washington
U.S
Pescadores
United States
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Reds
Formosa Straits
Hallowe
TRREE
South Carroll Street
Caris
Leo Jackson
Monrovia
Raymond L. Haber
RFD
John William Smith
Pleasant Corp
Paul Mossburg
Russell Potts
UNIFY
San Juan
Puerto Rico
M. J. Grove Lime Company
James Engle Jr
U. S. 240
Evergreen Point
American Institute of Commemorative Art
Hotel St. Moritz
Ernest P. Hammaker
Hammaker Brothers Inc
Institute
Associated Press
Eisenhower
William P. .Rogers
White House
James C. Hagerty
Martinsburg
Billy Junior Dodge
L. C. Clark
Remsburg
Transportation Company
Braddock Heights
Fredenck County
Washington County
Dodse
Mainland
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