Thurmoor man saves three from deadly car fumes
George Late today was credited with saving three Georgia salesmen found unconscious in a parked car on U. S. 15 south of Emmitsburg. Harold Pass 40 Smyrna William Witte 61 Mableton and George Hooks 35 Marietta were rushed to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg but recovered before arrival.
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Thurmoor
Georgia
George Late
U. S. 15
Emmitsburg
Harold Pass
Smyrna
William Witte
Mabelton
George Hooks
Marietta
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Late
Elwood Riffle
Thurmont
Riffle
Prisoners Arraigned For September Term
Two young Fredericksburg lawyers were appointed to represent James Ellis in his murder case set for the September term of Circuit Court. Ellis, a carnival worker, is accused of stabbing Mrs. Josephine Vidala in Brunswick. Other arraignments included cases of breaking and entering and larceny. several defendants pleaded guilty or await trial with court-appointed counsel.
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Fredericks
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Circuit Court
James Ellis
Josephine Vidala
Noxford
N. C
Brunswick
Stanley Bennett
Alton Y. Bennett
Herbert Rollins
Mathias and Mathias
Ellis
Byudge Schnauffer
Sheldon E. Klinefelter
Sonny Kline
David Noel
C. Clifton Wirts
Dduo
Hiway Inn
Emmitsburg
Wills Bernard
Getzendanner
Staub
Harshman
Lester L. Renner
Frederick Junction
James Morgan
Mathias Campaign Stop At Frederick Fair This Week
Republican candidate Charles McC Mathias plans a major stay at the Frederick Fair this week with two debates on one day against Democrat John Foley. Their schedules include a noon luncheon, debates in Montgomery County, and multiple farm bureau events across Frederick and surrounding areas. Mathias also attends a Sunday coffee in Silver Spring and a week of events in Montgomery County and Garrett County.
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Charles McC. Mathias
John R. Foley
Frederick Fair
Foley
Mathias
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Farm Bureau
V. F. W. Country Club
Baltimore
Frederick
Brunswick
Mathies
Montgomery
Perpetual
Bethesda
Young Republican Club of
Nasser Invites Ike To UAR Visit
President Gamal Abdel Nasser invited President Eisenhower to visit the United Arab Republic as his honored guest. A robbery case against Charles C. Sims, alleged to have robbed Melvin Martin of $36 on June 14, was set for October 14. Several other cases, mainly motor vehicle violation appeals, were scheduled for trial.
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Nasser
Ike
UAR
New York
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eisenhower
United Arab Republic
Walkersville Renovation Set for PTA Meeting
The Walkersville elementary renovation program of 119000 dollars will be shown to parents Monday night at the organizational meeting of the Walkersville Elementary Parent-Teacher Association. The program converts the school to educational facilities and includes a new library, kitchen addition, cafeteria upgrades, refurbished gym, and new furniture. Eight new teachers join a 12 member staff, with Amme tt M. Wilfong as principal. Officials list Dr. Edwin L. Carstensen as president and Joseph W. Wachler as vice president among others.
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Walkersville
New
Sunday's Lane
PTA
Ammett M. Wilfong
Lewistown Memary School
Naomi Brouito
Susanne
Evangeline
Marjorie Smith
Kathryn Fleming
Grace Russell
Edna Culter
Nancy Greenwood
Hilda Henline
Reynold Wiliams
Luther Foster
Dorris Poland
Erma Nicodemus
Howard Andrews
Thomas Fogle
Gary Morland
Association
Edwin L. Carstensen
Joseph W. Wachler
Robert Reidt
Horace Wright
James Working
George Barrick
Ralph Zimmerman
Charles R. Stup
Laverne Fogle
Ernest Detbarn
Edwin Carstensen
All Kinds Of Music Floods Frederick Fairgrounds
A lively opening day at the five day Frederick County agricultural show featured diverse music from Salvation Army and country acts amid food smells and large crowds. Judges prepared for dairy beef and poultry contests while exhibitors unveiled tractors harvesters and farm equipment worth about 3500,000. Authorities kept traffic orderly as Granges churches and fire companies ran busy food booths and a concert by local bands closed the evening.
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Salvation Army
Frederick Irgrounds
John T. Best Jr
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Jersey
Brunswick American Legion Post
Crafis
TV Reception Trouble Unsolved Locals Complain of Interference
A fragmented notice reports widespread TV reception issues with multiple residents noting interference on the screen. A spokesperson says weather is not the cause and urges viewers to seek other explanations. The report cites unclear statements from a local official about ongoing interference.
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Poto
Debate Influenced Few Voters Mostly Boosted Kennedy
An Associated Press survey of 100 voters in ten cities finds most said the Nixon Kennedy debate did not change their views. Among the 350 affected, two switched from Nixon to Kennedy and two reinforced Kennedy support. no one switched from Kennedy to Nixon. One person switched but would not reveal current allegiance.
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
Associated Press
Kansas
Seattle
Dallas
Ile
New Orleans
New York
Four engine Austrian airliner crashes near Moscow
A four engine Austrian airliner crashed in fog near Moscow airport, killing 30 people. Among the dead were two U.S. Army and Air Force attaches, Maj. Edward Wooten of Wilmington North Carolina and Maj. Willis H. Knipe of Kokomo Indiana, plus other Americans and Austrian officials. The plane struck a wooded area and burst into flames. passenger lists were not immediately available.
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Moscow
U.S
Emi
Bere — Air Force
Edward Wooten
Wiminstos
XN. C
Army
Willis H. Knipe
Kokomo
Ind
Vienna
M. L. Simone
Pan American World Airlines
Z. Gamlin
Europe
Los Angeles
L. G. Cooke
Wootens
Knipe
Maria Wernli
Paul Bertrand
Wooten
Soviet Union
Japan
Hong Kong
Ike To Help Kick Off UA Drive 1966 Campaign
Frederick County launches the United Appeal drive to support ten agencies including Red Cross and Community Chest. Special proclamations mark the opening as county residents and store owners display a tenfold pledge slogan. Poster contests in schools promote public participation and the goal is $117,149.9 by November 1.
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Frederick
Richard Summers
Frederick County
Community Chest-Rea Cross-United Appeal
United Appeal
Nicholas G. Fanos
Fanos
College Debaters Pick Kennedy Winner
A three member panel from the nation’s oldest undergraduate debating society in Princeton decided Kennedy argued better than Nixon in the televised meeting. The judges were Howard Pontius of Schenectady president of the American Whig Cliosophic Society Donald Emmerson of Lagoska vice president and Jonathon Day of Houston Texas chairman.
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Princeton
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Howward G. Pontius
Schenec
Yady
American Whig-Cliosophic Society
Donald K. Emmerson
Lagos
Eka
Eisenhower Macmillan pledge support for UN chief Hammarskjold
Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan agreed to full support for UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold amid rising tension with Khrushchev. The breakfast meeting at Waldorf Astoria covered Congo crisis, UN role, and allied strategy with Herter and Home assisting. Eisenhower planned further talks with Diefenbaker and Cambodian premier Norodom Sihanouk.
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New York
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Nikita Khrushchev
James C. Hagerty
General Assembly of the
Congo
Khrushchev
U.N
Uni
Moscow
Bemg
Norodem Sihanouk
Cambodia
Akhbou Abtevoid
Ethiopia
Opie
Rae Thrushchev
Fire kills farm hand near Ogletown in Delaware
A 41 year old farm hand, iAPwArche Q. Mark, died in a three story frame farm house fire west of Ogletown about 15 miles from Wilmington. George Johnson woke to smoke across his second floor bedroom and tried to help his 82 year old wife by placing a ladder at her window but it was too short. She fell to the ground and was taken to Wilmington Memorial Hospital with a broken wrist and possible rib injuries.
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Wilmington
Del
wArche Q. Mark
Ogletown
George Johnson
Wilington Memorial Hospital
Nasser Urges U.N. Talks for Fresh Disarmament Start
At the United Nations General Assembly Gamal Abdel Nasser urged Khrushchev and Eisenhower to meet to set guiding rules for a new push toward disarmament under U.N. auspices. Khrushchev proposed expanding the 10 nation disarmament commission to 15 with India Indonesia the United Arab Republic Ghana and Mexico as members.
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United Nations
N.Y. Cap
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eisenhower
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
India
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Ghana
Mexico
Geneva
U.N. Assembly
Nasser
U.ar
Assembly
General Assembly
Voter Registration Totals Ballot 1959 Breaks Down By Party
Board of Election Supervisors reports 30 004 eligible voters for November 3. Democrats hold a lead with 16 751 registered, Republicans 12 733, and 520 unaffiliated. Monday turnout added 170 Democrats 106 Republicans and 7 unaffiliated. Historically varied counts reflect book cleanups and transfers since 1952.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Board of Elections Office
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Great Fair
Ray Posie
George Straus
Davis S
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Rhoades
Frederick Fairgrounds
Dag
Macmillan
Red
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