Dr William Bell 77 Optometrist and Leader Dies
Dr William Alexander Russell Bell aged 77 died suddenly at his Hansonville home after 50 years in optometry. A Utica St Paul's Lutheran Church teacher and 40 year Sunday attendee, he helped found the Izaak Walton League and Lewistown Grange. He owned goats and peacocks and taught music. survived by Mrs Meh a Ways Pa and three nieces and a nephew. Burial at Thurmont church cemetery.
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Youngster Dies After Eating Flaked Paint
A hospital spokesman cited a mother Mrs Geraldine Miller stating her 3 year old son repeatedly ate flaked paint and exposed plaster with high lead content. Neurology expert Dr Crosbs noted convulsions before death. Crowds cheered Eisenhower as he left the Waldorf for Washington.
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Fair to Exhibit Half Million Dollars in Machinery
The Great Frederick Fair opens Tuesday with more than half a million dollars in farm equipment on display. John T. Best Jr. says county machinery dealers fill space behind the race track and will demonstrate new gear. The fair also features livestock, pomology, and farm and garden departments with expanded prizes and youth contests.
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Driver Guilty of Man Slaughter in Fatal Collision
In Boonsboro magistrate court James Melvin Ault, 21, of Knoxville was convicted of man slaughter by motor vehicle for a crash near the Frederick Washington line on Sept 8 that killed 18 year old Wayne Tribby also of Knoxville. Ault received six months in Washington county jail and faces a separate Frederick County charge. Aubrey Washington, 20, of Baltimore was acquitted of manslaughter in a separate truck crash near Weverton that killed two migrant workers. authorities cited possible brake failure in the truck. Other details note injuries to Daniel Fletcher and Sondra Jefferson of Baltimore and that the truck accident occurred on Rt. 67 in Washington County. Gold shares gain in New York amid a generally lower market.
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Daniel Fletcher
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Taylor Stanley
Alabama
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Mayor Confident United Appeal Goal Will Be Reached
Frederick County Mayor Jacob R. Rameburg expressed strong confidence the United Appeal will meet its 117 499 goal. He noted planning is complete with Carl V. Weakley and Nicholas G. Fanos guiding the drive for ten agencies including Red Cross YMCA and United Service Organizations. Over 2 400 county workers recruited to aid the fundraising effort.
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Polaris Program Suffers Blow From Dual Sub Tests
CAPE CANAVERAL AP Two rocket failures from the submerged Patrick Henry threaten the Navy plan to deploy the Polaris submarine to sea within weeks. The first rocket failed to ignite after surfacing the second ignited but failed control and was destroyed. Officials note the program will continue with confidence but warn December deployment could be delayed and the George Washington may also be postponed.
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Living Costs Level Off in August
Washington reports consumer price index held steady in August after steady rise since January. CPI remained 926.6 with prices 66.6 percent above the 1927-49 average, suggesting little near term movement in costs.
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Five Day Forecast From The Associated Press
Weather forecast notes limited detail with unclear dates. Temperature ranges described as highs in the 40s and lows in the 30s. The prose is fragmented and contains missing words and locations.
U S Moon Shot Planned With Atlas Able Rocket
U S scientists prepare a giant Atlas Able booster to launch the first satellite toward the moon. The rocket stands nearly ten stories high and will carry a 338 pound payload. If Pioneer VI matches its planned course it should reach a point about 5 000 miles from the moon in 62 hours before firing to enter lunar orbit.
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Autumn begins as Frederick cools to 49 degrees
The Frederick area sees 49 degree morning as summer ends at nine pm and autumn begins. The forecast predicts little change in mild weather, with a 70 degree high on Thursday and a brief warm-up today. The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce will run a voluntary auto safety inspection Sunday at noon in East Neil R Lane, noting 42 percent of inspected cars needed repairs.
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Marble Tournament Held Wednesdays at Bennis Acurts
A local organizer hosts a marble tournament with play each Wednesday weather permitting at the Bennis Acurts facility. The event gathers hobbyists to compete in casual round robin play and showcase marble skills.
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Confiscation at Castro Party Amid Harlem Tension
Police seized two knives and a gun from Castro party attendees at the Hotel Theresa in Harlem where 250 people were present for Fidel Castro. A Castro guard carried the gun. the event occurred as Harlem saw protests over a Venezuelan child's fatal shooting linked to rival Cuban groups.
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Voter Registration Clarified Ahead of Election
The Board of Election Supervisors notes that voters already registered and who voted in the last presidential election do not need to re register for the upcoming vote. The final registration day is Monday and the office will be open Saturday for in person registration.
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Marbles Turn Townsfolk Into A Fun Tournament
A local woman organized a marble drive turning 70 pounds of marbles into a community fun event for children. Robinson Nottingham Jr. donated the marbles, with Mrs. Lela Fitez coordinating games at the Sopanegsme court area and West Second Street, aided by two helpers as scorekeeper and referee.
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Khrushchev Pushes Three Stage Disarmament Plan at U N
Khrushchev delivered a three stage disarmament plan at the United Nations General Assembly calling for immediate elimination of colonies and an international body to oversee disarmament. He attacked President Eisenhower over the U2 incident and warned of a potential third world war if U.S. actions continue.
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