Traffic Decline On Downtown Streets After Freeway Opening
Police Chief Charles V. Main reports a 33.5 percent drop on Market Street and 17.8 percent on Bentz Street in peak hour traffic after the Freeway opened last December. The two month survey shows overall reductions across Patrick and South Streets with counts falling from prior levels. peak hour traffic on Bentz fell by 178 vehicles.
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Charles V. Main
Ainos
Bentz
Gurl
Chtief Main
Street Ag
Bentz Street
Patrick
Free Navy
South Street
Kehne Furniture Store change of ownership announced
Charles H. Kehne Sr. retires and sells the Kehne Furniture Store interest to his son in law G Spangler Stroup. The business remains under the Strong corporation with Vernon Summers as president and Kehne Sr. as secretary. Stroup plans major policy changes. he previously worked in Wa ington and lives in Myersville with his wife and two sons. He is active in local clubs and church roles. Stroup has no definite plans yet for the store. Indictments returned against seven Teamsters locals leaders for forgery conspiracy and misappropriation.
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Charles H. Kehne Sr
Kehne
Waington
Middletown High School
University of Maryland
Miyersville
Frances H. Keane
Gilbert Jr
Michael. Air
Stroup
7 Optimist Fast Club
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Buckeystown
Jiladelphia
Teamsters
Senate
New York
Boia
Theresa Pizzer
Bro
Thurmont Unimpressed by Khrushchev Visit
Residents in the Thurmont area express indifference to the impending visit of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Local officials say Khrushchev will spend next weekend at Camp David with security tightened and press presence expected. Some residents report spot road checks on those traveling toward the Camp David area while most doubt they will see the visiting party.
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Thurmont
Nikita
Jong
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
David
Thurmoet
Istore Man
Eise
Secn
U.S. 15
Caroclin Furnace
Camp David
Hercop
President Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Dry conditions prevail with no frost reported across county
Temperatures dipped to 33 degrees at Unionville and 37 at the State Police barracks but no frost was observed. A severe dry spell has the Fishing Creek reservoir receding, with only 0.8 inches of rain to date and September rainfall far below the 3.36 inch normal, threatening one of the driest Septembers on record.
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Unionville
Fishing Creek
Dies Suddenly Chiropractor Dr Stickell at 61
Local chiropractor Dr R Dean Stickell aged 61 died suddenly at his home 365 Rockwell Terrace. He was active in politics as a Republican, served as a county sanitarian, and later worked with a pharmaceutical firm. Survived by wife Helen, two children Anna Jane and Dean, and three brothers. funeral Monday at 11 at the funeral home with interment Olivet Cemetery.
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R. Dean Stickel
Rockwell Terrace
John H
Anna Hart
Republican Party
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Helen Michael Suckell
Anna Jane Suckell
Dean Stickell
Frederick BR. Stickell
Upton
Paul H. Stickell
Chicago
W. Reid Stckell
Collingswood
N. F
East Church
Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Crippled Air France Constellation Lands Safely
A Air France Super Constellation with 211 aboard diverted from New York to Paris and landed safely at Shannon Airport after a starboard engine propeller ripped away 17,000 feet above the Atlantic. Lifeboats and fire units joined one of the biggest air sea safety operations off the Irish coast. Pilot Captain Andre Compere praised the landing amid shattered cabin windows and spray from waves.
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Shannon
Ireland
iShanson
Irish
Atlantic
New York
Shan‘non
Andre Compere
Christine Dickinson
Paris
Herman Udo Sonnenberg
Denver
Cole
E. A. Herbert
Boston
Mass
Bomber Begins To Serve Five Year Prison Term
A single defendant in the Day bombings in Little Rock pleads guilty and is sentenced to five years in prison plus a 3500 fine. Four co defendants, Jesse Ferry, John Cousins, Samuel Beavers, and E A Lauderdale, Sr, face trial within two months on charges tied to bombing the Little Rock school board offices and related property.
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Little Rock
J. D. Sims
Sam Kirby
Kirby
Dynamics Public Property
Sims
Jesse Raymond Ferry
John Taylor iCousins
Samuuel G. Beavers
Carpenter
E. A. Lauderdale Sr
Werner Waegon
Ganon Nailey
Eisenhower to Sign Bond Legislation Boost Next Week
President Eisenhower and Treasury officials plan a signing in which he will approve a bill raising savings bond interest to 3 percent retroactive to June 1. The event will include an exchange of letters with Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson and be photographed for major legislation coverage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Treasury
Public Employes Division Plans First Appeal Meeting
The Public Employes Division will host the first appeal meeting at noon at the Francis Key Hotel to outline participation in the Red Cross United Appeal campaign. After lunch, workers will begin fundraising as five divisions launch early campaigns with a $110 quota and aim to meet it by October 21.
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Red Cross United Appeal
Francis S Key
eestRet
East Street
East Church
Tm Perder
Jstreet
F. J. Bowser
Swanton
F. J
Tunisia
Cullen
Algeria
Tery
Profes- Algiers
Two Sisters Begin Nurse Training at Health Dept
Two nuns from St Josephs College Julia and William Irene began a 16 week nursing training at Frederick's Health Department. They will spend three days weekly at the Health Center and commute between Frederick and St Josephs, gaining public health nursing experience through home visits clinics and school visits.
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St. Joseph's College
Winchester Hall
Frederick's Health Department
Julia
William Irene
Health Cent
Freder
St. Josephs
Collegiate School of Nursing
St. Joseph's
Health Dept.h
Helen Bostian
Nellie Jackson
William
Forty Seven Scottish Miners Reported Missing in Colliery
Forty seven miners were reported missing and presumed dead after a fire and rock falls trapped workers 3,050 feet underground at Auchengeich Colliery near Glasgow. Rescue teams struggled for hours before fearing no survivors amid carbon monoxide gas and collapsing timbers. Thomas Green was rescued after collapsing while warning others.
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Stilloch
Scotland
Scotti
Z Sas Brouch
Glasgow
Thomas Green
Attorney Nikirk Disputes Tax Delinquency Figure
Freder ick Court House attorney Edwin F. Nikirk asserted that the total tax delinquency shown in the indictment is 10 423 dollars, not 13 956 as reported by the Associated Press. NJ WRO was arraigned in Baltimore and waived public comment ahead of the January 11 court hearing.
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States
Edwin F. Nikirk
Teturmima
Frederick Court House
Associated Press
Wro
Baltimore
Berger's Book Mart Moves to New Location
Berger's Book Mart announces a move from North Market Street to 351 North Market Street expected around October 1. Owner Berger cites larger show and storage space and improved public accessibility as the main benefits of the relocation.
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Berger's Book Mart
Ers Book Mart
North Market Street
Berger
North Market ‘Street
Mrs Khrushchev Keeps Low Profile in New York
Mina Khrushchev, wife of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, stays in the background during a New York visit. She mingles with crowds and attends events quietly while Mr. Khrushchev draws attention, notably at the Music Rashe and a speech in Hyde Park, with Governor Nelson Rockefeller in attendance.
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New York
Mina Khrushchev
Mrs. Out
Mrs. Close
Io Hirde Park
Franklin Rushches
Nelson i Rockefeller
Khrushchev’s New York Visit Draws Early Crowds
Khrushchev's whirlwind New York stop drew only a few hundred admirers at dawn as he met with officials and promised to seek better ties, while a separate incident in New Jersey left 17 year old John Kellner electrocuted touching an 11 600 volt line near a train at Penn Station.
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Ichewild Am
Los Angeles
Harlem
Henry Cabot Lode
Kahrney
Chery
Khrushchev
Khbrushchev
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Station
John Kellner
Audubon
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J. Eldred Boyer
Jesse Myers
W. K. May
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Royal Canadian Sailing Assn
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