Canada’s Cool Air Moves Into Central Regions
The Associated Press reports a swift cold air sweep into central Canada reducing temperatures by 30 to 40 degrees from 24 hours earlier. The cold front reached the lower Great Lakes and pushed into northern Texas while southeastern U S remained warm with heavy rain in Birmingham and St Petersburgh.
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Associated Press
Plsiss
Upper Missey
Great Lakes
Texas
United States
Birmingham
Ala
Mts
St. Peterspurs
Fia
Frederick Memorial Hospital Board Holds Regular Meeting
The Frederick Memorial Hospital Board of Managers held its monthly session with Dr. Paul S. Michael presiding. They paid tribute to Dr. Edward P. Thomas and approved Ernst and Ernst’s annual audit. temporary privileges were granted to Dr. Adel Demiray. August totals showed 728 patients treated, 611 admitted, 617 discharged, 117 remaining, 128 births and 23 deaths.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nest
Paul S. Michael
Edward P. Thomas
Ernst and Ernst
Hospital Auditors
Baltimore
Ho 4
Abrs
Michael
Adel Demiray
Stud Deen
School of Nursing
Sup
Spon
Maryland District of Columbia
Delaware Hospital Association
Ir Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lisner
George Washings
Washington
Charles H. Woodman
von Eisenhower
Board of
Managters
Tienrietta
County Man Guilty In Unemployment Fraud
Reno W. Linton of Walkersville was found guilty in Magisterial court of fraudulently obtaining $172 in unemployment benefits over four weeks while employed by Harry Frantz near Walkersville. A suspended $200 fine or 60 days in jail was ordered if the repayment is made. The case was prosecuted by Deputy State's Attorney Edward J. Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Department of Employment Security
Magistate
Reno W. Linton
RFD i
Harry Frantz
Linton
Edward D. Storm
Sisums Wee Co
J. Shull Jr
Employment Department
Lirton
Edward J. Lynch
Ellis R. McDonough
Frederick
Enrollments Hit Record at City Hospital School of Nursing
The School of Nursing reports a class of 4 in its current program, among the largest enrollments on record. Miss Estelle Collins directs nursing, and Miss Amy Dev leads the program. New students include Arnold, Coleman, Croce, De Taney, Doolittle, Horner, Ker mont, Ring, Lambert, Lenhart, Lewis, Ogle, Puckett, Rimbey, Rouizahn, Patsy, and others across multiple towns, with six nurses graduated last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Estelle Collins
Amy Dev
Louise Eliaine Puckett
Laure Becca Faye Rimbey
Olive Annette Rouizahn
Youn
Bertha Anna Mae
Hagerstown
Sandra Lee Patsy Rector
Taneytown
Cathedral bells to tell Khrushchev rebuff
In St Augustine the bells of the cathedral will toll daily to rebuff Nikita Khrushchev during his U.S. visit. Most Rev. Joseph P. Ryan, Roman Catholic archbishop of St Augustine, explains the ringing should mark the moment and honor the memory of a noted American leader.
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Khrushchev
ST. Augustine
Fle
St. Augustine Cathedral
Joseph P ‘Ey
St. Augu
Override Veto: House Votes to Override Eisenhower Bill
The House passed the second appropriation bill override by 280 to 121, surpassing the two thirds necessary. If the Senate concurs, this would be the first Eisenhower-era veto overridden in over six years, sending a $1,185,509,093 measure to the Senate for prompt action.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Fassenhower
Defender's Day Remembered For Saturday Holiday Link
Historical notes trace Defender's Day to the 1812 Battle of North Point near Baltimore. British troops landed September 12 facing U.S. riflemen, Gen Ross was mortally wounded, and the defense influenced the Star Spangled Banner origin. The text connects the anniversary to a weekend observance and legal holiday weekend shifts.
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North Point
Baltimore
Ross
U.S
Ito
Ross Mou
Fr. McHenry
J Francis Scolley
700 Men Continue To Battle Forest Fire Near Deadwood
AP report states about 700 men fought three major fires near Deadwood. Assistant state forester Tom Borden said crews aimed to prevent a new breakout and a repeat of Tuesday when flames surrounded Deadwood and forced 350 residents to evacuate.
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Deadwood
S$.d
Frest
Common
Tom Borden
Aimes
Nehru Faces Diplomatic Clash Over India China Ties
New Delhi AP report details Prime Minister Nehru in Parliament as India China tensions over Tibetan border disputes rise. Chou En Lai’s note accuses Indian troops of trespass while Nehru reaffirms defense of borders. Dalai Lama appeals to UN adds pressure. Soviet Union calls for settlement and warns West. Debates open with Nehru expected to speak.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Red China
Premie Chou Enlai
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Chou
Peiping
Chou En-tai
Million And A Half Lunches In School At Bargain Price
Frederick County schools serve 1.3 million lunches this year at 25 cents each funded by subsidies and surplus foods. A total of 37,768 lunches were free, with 60 percent of enrolled students eating noon meals. The program outlines protein, dairy, fruit and bread components and notes dessert suggestions and milk consumption trends.
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Frederick County
of Education
Hich
Freder County
Sill
Harry i Itanz
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Frederick
Virginia Klos
Weather shifts as heat breaks with thundershowers
Forecast calls for a drop from the 70s to around 60s tonight with thundershowers aiding a cooler trend. A hot spell is expected again Friday near the treacherous mark, after a 66 degree low last night and a winterlike swing over the next 24 hours.
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SI Jerees
Tre
Mark
Granges Put On County Fairs Across the County
County communities submit applications for premium awards as fairs approach. Emmitsburg and Adamstown Granges seek approval from the County Agricultural Agent before forwarding to the State Fair Board which funds up to 75 percent of premiums. Emmitsburg fairs set for October 9 and 10. Adamstown for October 23 and 24.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Emmitsburg
Adamstown
State Fair Board
Emmitsbure Granges
Cam Toli Mnor
Shoemaker
Younty
H ci
Shoemaxer
Face To Face Steel Talks Rejected By Executives
New York AP reports steel executives again rejected face to face negotiations with Steelworkers Union President David J McDonald as talks continue with four man subcommittees from the firms. The union pressed for direct bargaining while company leaders urged sticking with the established bargaining teams. The strike has idled 560000 steelworkers and thousands more in allied industries.
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New York
Steelwoters
David J. MicDonald
McDonald
Three-Way Question Before Public Meet On 75-25 Plan
A public meeting in the Freder city Courthouse will explore reviving or modifying the 75-25 formula for developer incentives. The plan would have developers cover street paving and utilities while the city repays costs from 75 percent of new area taxes, with small per-property assessments. Debate centers on debt load versus continued growth, with historical Aldermen involved in the 1952 adoption.
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Frederick
Freder
Board of City Aldermen
One & Me
Ubsder
Emmett R. Bowlus
Clyde M. Roney
Alien G. Quinin
Henry F. Falk
Dorsey F Shipier
Enrollment At St. Johns Sees Notable Increase
Enrollment rises at St. Johns High School and nearby elementary and junior high, with 659 pupils in the elementary, 175 in the high, reflecting additions of three new classes. Sister Wilhelmina leads elementary grades at East Second Street, while Sister Marie Carmel heads senior grades at Prospect Hall.
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St. John’s High School
Prospect Hall
Wilhelmina
East Second Street
Sister Marie Carmel
Joseph Himes
US #0
Reds Cross Into Laos
Communist North Vietnam crossed into Laos and attacked three army posts in Phong Salý province. Government troops suffered losses, numbers not announced. The posts lay 26 miles inside the border west of Dien Bien Phu, where a major Indochina clash occurred in 1954. Transport planes continued to fly in U.S. infantry weapons and ammunition.
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Vientiane
Intio Laos
Phong Saly
Laos
Dien Bien Phu
Reach
U.S
Frisco Banquet for Khrushchev Sells Out
The World Affairs Council and Commonwealth Club seating for Nikita Khrushchev in San Francisco is a sell out, with 2,100 seats already filled before ticket sales. Benjamin L. Shuff, president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank, announces the dividend details for shareholders of record Sept 15, 1959, payable Oct 1, 1959, at 40 cents per share plus a 10 cent extra dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin L. Shuff
SAN Francisco
the Farmers and Mechanics Cuti
Nikita Zens National Bank
Khrushchev
Retaier
Bus-Wreck Toll Rises In Garrett County Collision
A Baltimore and Ohio Diplomat passenger train struck a school bus near Mountain Lake Park Maryland killing seven of the 26 children on board and leaving eight to ten others seriously hurt. The crash occurred at a crossing where signals functioned and the bus stalled forcing children to scramble. The bus driver Leroy Campbell 49 who had served the route for four years and a safe driving record was among the injured and all casualties were transported to area hospitals. The seven dead included Roy O Hinkie Jr Lee Hoffman and Nancy Lee Harvey.
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Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Eastibound
Leroy Campbell
Campbell
Oakland
Cumber- Hand
Nancy Lee Harvey
Southern High
Dennett
Oaksland
Garrett County
Adibe
Deer Park
Loch Lynn
Garrett County Memorial Hospital
Memorial
Sacred Heart Hospitals
Cumberland
Children on bus hit by train near community
AP reports children on a school bus struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train near the community. Injured or uninjured passengers include David Friend, James Patton, Victor Irvin, Sandra Patton, Mardie Pau Roy Nixon, Gladys Nison, Mary Elien Springre, Meryill Harvey, Nancy Ringler, Frances Dixon, Nancy Bean, Margie Byers, Delores Schaffer, and Mary Jane Lee.
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Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
David Friend
James Patton
Victor Irvin
Sandra Patton
Mardie Pau Roy Nixon
Gladys Nison
Mary Elien Springre
Meryill Harvey
Nancy Ringler
Frankes Dixon
Nancy Bean
Margie Byers
Delores Schaffer
Mary Jane Lee
Seven Get Licenses Back and Others Lose Them
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced licenses for area motorists have been reissued while several privileges have been suspended or revoked. Licenses reissued include Lewis Junior Coins of Westminster Thurman Dale Holmes of Gaithersburg Thomas Shifflett of Clarksburg Ralph Eugene Kemp of Frederick Arthur Dorsey Walkers Lewis Burman Reed Jr of South Market Street and Ronald David Fritz. Revocations include Earl A Musselman of Middle Ai ry Clarence K Van Brakle of Emmitsburg and Joseph Reed Robinson of Germantown whose license is suspended for three months and Paul Nathaniel Bowie of Adamstown whose license is suspended for a period.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Reissu Lewis
Westminster
Thurman Dale Holmes
Gaithersburg
Thomas
Shifflett
Clarksburg
Ralph Eugene Kemp
Frederick
Arthur Dorsey
Aim Ronald David Fritz
Walkers Lewis
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George
Koto Maist
Mario Amado
United Nations
Daira
Japan
Mongi Slim
Tunisia
Egidio Ortona
Haly
Uppa
McCann
Finaily
Savushchev
Karushchev
Waldorf
Astoria
Robert F. Wagner
Labor Department
Thursdy
St. John’s
Garrett Co
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