Seven named for Maryland Court of Appeals seat
The State Bar forwarded to Governor McKeldin a list of seven candidates for Judge Edward S. Delaplaine’s successor on the Maryland Court of Appeals. Included are Judges James E.B. Lolan Jr. and Neil C. Fraley plus Morgan C. Harris, D. Kenneth McLaughlin, Steaman Prescott, William M. Storm, and C. Ferdinand Sybert. Storm replaces Patrick M. Schnaufer from Frederick County.
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Annapolis III
State Bar
Asso
McKeldin
Court of Appeals
Edward S$. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Third Appellate Circuit
James EB. Boylan Jr. Carroll
Neil C. Fraley
Garrett
Morgan C. Harris
Allegany
D. Kenneth Mclaughlin Washington
Steaman Prescett
Slontgomery
William M. Storm
Frederick County
C. Perdinand Sybert
Maryland
Howard County
Richard W. Emory
The
Bar Association
Committee On Judicial Appointments
Patrick M. Schnauf’fer
Storm
Syobert
High Court
Evangelism Mission Planned by Frederick Lutherans
About 150 Lutherans from 29 Frederick area congregations met at St. Paul’s Walkersville to map the Lutheran Evangelism Mission set for December 2. The effort aims to mobilize roughly 8,000 area Lutherans to outreach to unchurched individuals through nightly services December 2 to 7, with a second briefing at Zion Middletown.
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Frederick
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Frederick County
Lovettsville
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Silver Spring
E. K. Helwig
Howard J. McCarney
Middletown
J. H. Hooper
Arthur Throne
Braddock
Ralph H. Miller
Brunswick
Martin L. Zirkle
Burkittsville
Robert J. Smith
L. Rayhu Sercht
Carroll L. Boyer
Frederick High School
Zion Lutheran Church
One Rail Line Blocked By Wreck At Boyds
A freight wreck near Boyds derailed six cars after two trains side wiped each other around 2:2 this morning. Officials cite a broken axle on one freight as the probable cause. Westbound lane blocked during the incident with no injuries reported.
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Boyds
Football Game Postponed to Saturday at Eight
The Frederick High School Napoli High School football game at Mc Curdy Field is postponed from this evening to Saturday at 8 p.m. due to weather. Rotary Club night will feature Rotarians at the opener.
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Frederick High School
Annapoli
McCurdy Field
Rotary Club
Democrats Boosted Majority in Frederick County Registration
Democrats increased their county lead on the final pre election registration day at the Board of Registry in Frederick County. During Thursday day hours 70 Democrats registered versus 13 Republicans, while 44 Democrats and 41 Republicans registered at night. Total unofficial counts reached 15,820 Democrats, 12,567 Republicans, and 371 others, with total registrations approaching 28,758 and likely over 29,000. The board handled 45 transfers and noted Fort Detrick residents cannot register while stationed on post. Office hours remain 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday October 6.
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Frederick County
Board of Registry
Court Hauge
Wee Oliae Meniag
Fort Detrick
Registry Board
Five Day Forecast With Rain Ending Saturday Morning
Five day outlook shows rain ending Saturday morning with remaining cloudy conditions. Fair by Sunday with scattered showers Monday and fair Wednesday. Precipitation averages one quarter to one half inch. Weekend warmth gives way to cooler Tuesday and Wednesday. Daytime highs near normal, upper 60s to low 70s. lows from near 40s in western Maryland to mid 30s elsewhere.
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Maryland
Westeen
Man In White Goat Sought After Barn Fire
A tenant farmer saw a man in a wire coat near a barn and silo on P. J. Warthen’s Poulesville farm as a blaze destroyed the structure. No injuries reported. Fire crews arrived about 8 15 PM to find the buildings burned to the ground. Damage estimated at 10000 with insurance unknown. Officials labeled the fire incendiary, citing a tale of a man in white near the scene at the start.
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P. J.warthen
Poulesville
Montgomery Fire Company
Reed Benson To Speak At G O P Rally In Frederick County
Reed Benson will address a Frederick County Republicans rally on October 15 at the Fair grounds. A Beef Stew dinner precedes the program, starting 6 15 p.m. The event marks President Eisenhower s birthday observance on October 18. Attending will be Sen. John M. Butler and Rep. DeWitt Hyde, both seeking re election. Benson, a former Air Force chaplain and current field representative for the National Republican Congressional Committee, has a strong church and missionary background including leadership at Brigham Young University and missionary work in England and France. Local Republicans aiding include Mayor John A. Derr, Mrs Hilda B Creighan, and Mebri F Wachter. Stream conditions note Potomac clear at Weverton and Monocacy muddy at Cereuvilly.
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Oxford University
England
Moisson
France
Hhis Church
Air Force
Reed
George Washington University Law School
National Republican Congressional Committee
Washington Stakes
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Nher
John A. Derr
Hilda B. Creighan
Mebri F. Wachter
Local census tally shows 91 177 residents counted now
Frederick County census project led by the Ministerial Association reports progress with 51 177 residents already carded. County totals place population at 62 287 per Robert L. Smith. City census by Rev Carroll L. Boyer about 75 percent complete with final report expected by weekend. Weather delays hinder efforts as workers finish in Petersville and other districts. Rev William C. Harpold chairs the project. Rev Boyer presides as ministers group head.
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Frederick County
Carroll L. Boyer
Smith
Petersville
Helen Hoyer
William C. Harpold
Boyer
Fort Detrick Week Celebrations Expand Across Frederick
Fort Detrick Appreciation Week runs October 14 to 20 with school tours of the fort animal farm and military equipment. Navy and merchants join the festivities as Gene Archer headlines the October 18 banquet at the State Armory with Judge Moylan. The event is hosted by the Frederick Chamber of Commerce.
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Fort Detrick
Joseph Schwimer
Maison’ Tan
Detrick
Frederick
Army
Marvin J. Prestwich
Frederick County
Fort Derrick
Navy
Fort Dewick
Laurel Racetrack
Maryland
State Armory
Gene Archer
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Early Fair Arrivals Work In Rain
Early arrivals among Frederick Fair concessionaires worked in the rain today to ready booths for opening next week. Officials and concessionaires welcomed the storm’s pass and forecast fair weather, with five days of fair events planned. Track conditions will require drying, and more exhibitors are expected, including entrants from Bloomsburg and Hagerstown fairs. Local exhibitors prepare Monday as Press Midway shows head from North Carolina.
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Frederick
Monocacy River
Asher Construction Company
U. S. 40
East Patrick Street
Quynn Orchard Road
Patrick Street
Frederick By-Pass
U.S. 40
Detrick
Fort Detrick
Seventh
Fourth Streets
Frederick Fair
Tuesay North
Clyde W. Smith
Bloomsburg Pa
Baltimore Raceway
Mr. Smith
Maynard Mordan
Bloomsburg Fair
Paul K. Hamilton
Bloomsburg
Man
Hagerstown Fair
Hagerstown
North Carolina
Two Britons Killed on Nicosia Murder Mile
In Nicosia Cyprus two British servicemen were killed with bullets in the back on Ledra Street known as murder mile. A third serviceman was wounded but drew a gun and opened fire as the gunmen fled. The deaths raise British casualties to 49 since the EOKA campaign began 18 months ago targeting British rule.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
LAA Bkaan
EOKA
Mediterranean
Sue
Ledra Street
Frederick County Dairy Output Tops Nation in 1954 Census
Frederick County ranked 16th nationwide in dairy product values based on the 1954 Census of Agriculture, rising from 25th in 1949 to 16th in 1954 with sales of 13.09 million dollars. Los Angeles led the sector with 59.63 million dollars, while Frederick posted strong milk cow figures and sweet corn and snap bean data. Heavy rains from Hurricane Flossy cooled and refreshed farming lands, aiding water supplies and pasture as temperatures remained cool through mid-September.
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Frederick
Bureau of the Cent Bus
Los Angeles County
Calif
Carroll
Montgomery
Four Cases Heard by Magistrate Court
Four cases came before Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield this morning. One defendant sought a jury trial in Circuit Court. Two defendants were acquitted. A parking violator was fined on four of five counts. Clark Heffner a 39 year old Lewistown liquor dealer faced a concealed weapons charge but was remanded after a bond of 5000 was set. Howard L Carstens 30 of Elliott City was found not guilty of reckless driving. Lewis E Dolle 68 of Baltimore was acquitted of reckless driving after injuring others in a collision. Robert Des Kirby testified for the prosecution and Robert L Smith 25 paid 20 on four parking counts. Eight remaining details relate to miscellaneous sentences and a New York stock market note.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Clark Heffner
Lewistown
Samuel W. Barrick
Howard L. Carstens
Elliott City
TFCRC
Disnong
Lewis E. Dolle
Baltimore
Jly
Robert Des. Kirby
Robert FE. Clapper
Robert L. Smith
West Patrick Street
Vehicle Collision Reports Damage At About Two Hundred
Police report a left turn by James N Behrens sedan into Russell Keils truck near Fast and Church streets caused about 150 to the sedan and 30 to the truck with about 200 total damage. No charges filed. Richard Cromwell charged for failing to signal from parked position on East All Saints Street after collision. collateral posted. Charges of exceeding 10 were filed against Robert Warthen and Kenneth Kaste. American Baltimore at Washington poned rain.
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Richard N. Cromwell
Frederick
RFD 5
East All Saints Street
South Carrol Street
Serat
Harry Quinn
Cromwell
All Saints
LeRoy C. Thompson
Lincoln Apartments
Mutchner
Robert A. Warthen
Emmitsburg
RFD
Kenneth A. Kaste
Walkersville
State School Board Meets at Deaf School in Baltimore
The Maryland State School for the Deaf held a semi annual Board for Visitors meeting led by Judge Charles E Moylan. Superintendent Lloyd Ambrosen gave an informal report on brain damage language disorders and other new problems in deaf education. He noted physical changes at the school, staff additions, greater enrollment, and full integration now in force. Alumni representatives and a sizable board of directors attended.
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Lloyd Ambrosen
Board For Visitors
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Charles E. Moylan
Balti More
Ambrosen
William M. Storm
Walter E. Sinn
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
D. John O Markey
B. C. Thomas Sr
Regions Set Time Change To Standard Time
The Associated Press reports sections across the nation will shift to Standard Time on different dates. Some areas observe the change on October 28, including New York Vermont Pennsylvania and Illinois metro areas, while California Nevada Maryland northeastern Ohio and parts of Indiana Delaware Tennessee also switch earlier on October 2.
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Associated Press
California
Nevada
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Tennsylvania
Delaware
New York
Vermont
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Missouri
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Chicane
Illinois
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Matusow Sentenced To Serve Five Years
Federal Judge Palmieri sentenced Matusow on five counts of perjury after a turnabout witness testimony. The decision voids the government proceeding without prejudice, allowing possible renewal of the case. U.S. Attorney Williams indicated an appeal may follow.
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New York
Harvey Ff
Matusow
Edmund L. Palmieri
Amee
Frank Costello
Palmieri
U.S. Atty
Paul W. Williams
Lash LaRue Charged With Buying Stolen Property
Memphis police allege veteran cowboy actor Lash LaRue bought and received stolen property. LaRue, 40, was arrested at the Midsouth Fair where he performed. Also held as material witnesses were Alfred St. John and Carl Gilbert, with bonds set at 3500 each. LaRue pleaded innocent at a preliminary hearing and posted 3500.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lash LaRue
LaRue
Alfred
Fuzzy
St. John
Carl Gilbert
Miss Gilbert
Federal Judge Rules Concurrent Five Year Terms For Macaw
Federal Judge John F. X. Me iGobey sentenced a five year term on each of the counts but ordered concurrent service. Matusow faced a potential maximum of 33 years and a $10,000 fine.
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John F. X. MeiGobey
Matusow
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Schnauffer
Reed Benson
Potomac
Weverton
Cereuvilly
Reed A. Benson, Oldest Son
Nuen Bara Toft
Linduska
Bruxieport
Conn
Joseph PL
Us, Fish and Wildlify Service
Remington Arms Company
Wildlife Management
Chestertown
Washington
Yuntane
Cueunty
Tito
U.S
Yalta
Black Sea
Monocacy
Fishing Creek
London W
Communist Party
Nikita Lending
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
UCU
Anolies
Khrushjchev
Belgrade
Russia
Sevastopol
Yugoslavia
Crimea
Tito Khrushchev
Jovanka
Alexander Rankovic
Djuro Pucar
Bosnia-Hercegovina
Alexei Kirichenko
Ekaterina Furtseva
Brioni
Soviet Union
Egypt
Ismailia
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Company
Nasser
American Baltimore
State School ‘Board
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