Dogs Kill Dozens of Sheep on Libertytown Farm
Deputy Hoy Fisher reports two stray dogs killed four sheep and injured 25 on Jack Pearre and Pearce’s farm three miles north of Libertytown on Saturday, returning Sunday to maim nine more. About 38 sheep were affected. Pearre identified one shepherd-type dog and a smaller, yellow and white collie. Fisher notes county-wide efforts have rounded up about 3,000 dogs with fines for owners letting dogs roam without licenses.
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Jack Pearce
Libertytown
Hoy Fisher
Pearre
Fisher
Mrs Hutzler Robbed In New York Hotel Suite
Mrs Antoinette Hutzler widow of Morton D Hutzler reports a burglary at her Beekman Hotel suite on the 15th floor. Police say the door was forced and a jewelry box with items valued at 53200 plus 3250 cash disappeared, including two diamond clips a 15000 diamond bracelet a 9000 platinum bracelet a 2500 pearl necklace and other pieces. The loss is insured and investigators secured the scene with technicians and detectives.
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New York
Antoinette Hutzler
Beekman Hovel
Hutzler
Morton D. Hutzler
Baltimore
Fair Opens Tuesday Under Sunshine and Weather Cautions
Exhibitors finalize displays as livestock move into stalls and grandstand attractions take shape for the Sith Frede Fair opening Tuesday afternoon. Officials optimistic after sun and showers forecast but wary of rain. Broadway shows set up midway rides at 73 percent completion with brisk business anticipated and agents from 30 fairs invited to preview performances.
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Soenery
W. O
Fair Grounds
Preli
Ward Beam
Irked Shopkeeper blames Hagerty over canceled meeting
Cranston Rhode Island shopkeeper Richard J. Cunningham complains after a planned meeting with President Eisenhower at Newport is canceled. Hagerty says Cunningham talked too much about it and asked others to keep it quiet. Separate notes mention harness races at a fair, livestock and poultry judging, and a Baltimore police sergeant dying.
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Cranston
Richard J. Cunningham
Eisenhower
Cunningham
T Newport
James C. Hagerty
Conningham
Cranston Varriety Store
Hagerty
Presi
Frij
Norman Hunter
Ted
Holstein
Ayrshire
Herefor
Aberdeen Angus
Cntire
Maryland
Eny
Cuni Dingham
Haverty
City Light
Max Kebne
Gut
Crans
Hagertyj
Elmer C. Enter
Newt
Nevin S. Baker
SBRLS
Shasta Apy
Eim Joners
Newport
Cooninghaio
Five Day Forecast for Maryland Delaware Showers Then Fair
Forecast shows occasional showers Tuesday and Wednesday with generally fair Thursday to Saturday. Precipitation around a trace to half an inch for the period. Cool Tuesday and Wednesday with a warming trend Thursday through Saturday. Period temperatures below normal with early lows near 40 in western Maryland and mountainous areas, and upper 60s to low 70s for highs in eastern Maryland and Delaware. Stock market trades open lower in New York with active early declines.
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Maryland-Delaware
Maryland Mount Haing
Maryland
Delaware
Community Chest Campaign to Raise Sixty Five Thousand
The countywide drive opens Tuesday to raise 65000 for seven local agencies. Red feathers banners and Push Pull stickers will decorate towns and storefronts as displays and exhibits run Oct 22 through Nov 1, with a victory thermometer to track progress at the Square. Benjamin L. Shuliff leads the effort urging community support and planning across districts and Fort Derwick.
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Market Street
City Hall
iChest’s
Square Couner
Frederick
Boy Scouts
Kemp's
Children's Aid Society
J. C. Penneys Co
Esther Grinage Kindersgarten
Jacobson’s
Federated Charities
Frederick Gas Co
Girl Scouts
Hendrick
Salvation Army
Bennett’s
Dr. Alr. Remsberg Jr
Jagend
Wil i
Benjamin L. Shuiff
Ase
Injunction bid to halt Teamster officer election
Opponents of the current Teamsters leadership urge the Supreme Court to reinstate an injunction blocking the planned Teamster officer election. A New York group seeks to vacate the stay issued by the Court of Appeals and restore the temporary injunction. The petition, led by Thomas J. Dodd and colleagues, argues delegates at the Miami convention were chosen improperly to favor James R. Hoffa. The Court will reconvene for the fall term next week.
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Washington
Teamsters
Supreme Court
Teamster
New York
Rank and Fhe
1St Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Court of Appeals
U.S. District
F. Dickinson Letts
Letts
Miami
Jamess
Hoffa
Thomas J. Dodd
Godfrey P. Schmidt
Sheldon Copland
Mens
Schmidt
Von
Plane crash near Osaka leaves 50 escapees reported
A Japan Airlines flight 108 crash landed and burned in a rice field after takeoff from Itami Airport near Osaka. An airline spokesman said about 50 passengers and crew escaped alive, with some American passengers aboard. The flight was en route from Osaka to Tokyo when the accident occurred.
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NJAML
Japan
Japan Air Lines
Airlines
Itami
Itai
I Osaka
Honshu
Tokyo
Osaka
Fishing Creek Dam Level Drops 104 Inches
The Fishing Creek reservoir fell to 104 inches below the crest this morning amid showers expected tonight. Alderman William B. Burall cited Sunday water use at 2,359,000 gallons with 904,000 from Singapore and 1,365,000 from mountain sources. Flow at Fishing Creek Sunday ran 956,000 gallons daily, well under consumption. Temperatures dipped to 35 and 39 earlier in the week, dropping to 30 last night with clouds.
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Fishing Creek
William B. Burall
Singapore
Symington Says U S Wrecked London Talks
Senator Symington charged the Eisenhower administration pulled the rug from under U S negotiators at the London disarmament talks. He criticized Wilson’s July and September force cuts and the AEC tests at Eniwetok as signs of unilateral disarmament and poor timing harming negotiations.
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Kansas City
Symigton
D-Mo
Eisehower
Symington
Wilson
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok
Frederick Teens Win National Hymn Prize in Stewardship
Two younger Frederick residents win national prize from the National Commission on Stewardship for a hymn. Paul L. Althouse Jr. and Sue Eyster authored music and words respectively, chosen from the Synodical competition for national recognition. Rev. Dr. Eyster, president of the Potomac Synod, resides in the city.
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Frederick
National Commission On Stewardship of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sue Eyster
daugh_ter
Frederick’ Sd. Eyster
Paul L. Althouse Jr
Althouse Jor
United Church of Christ
Evangelical Reformed
Althouse Jr
Eyster
Potomac Synod
Robbery Steals 31408 Cash and Jewels from Baltimore President
Thieves broke into Abbert Esterson's apartment in the Emersonian Apartments on Evutaw Place between 5 and 10 p.m. and forced open a small safe. They took jewelry valued at 141,208 and cash of 9,200, including a platinum star set with sapphires and diamonds, platinum neck chains, two bracelets, a diamond watch, and another bracelet.
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Baltimore
Abbert Esterson
Cais Paw Rubber Co
Esterson
Emersonian
Evutaw Place
Glade Village Set to Add 88 Homes in Walkersville
Hamilton Homes announces Glade Village will join Walkersville town limits and start a 3 acre development with 88 lots. The project mirrors the Monocacy Village plan in Frederick, with water supplied by Walkersville and initial grading by Earl Cline. Streets include Georgetown Road and Sherwood Drive, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and landscaped lots with Norway maples. Estimated real estate value near 1.125 million. sample houses under roof, with sale price around 13 30 to 15 609.
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Glade Village
Walkersville
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Monocacy Village
Frederick
Earl
Cline
Maryland 24
Georgetown Road
Sherwood Drive
Hampton Place
Maryland 194
Hamilton Homes Ispokesman
Hamilton Homes
Acq
Freder& County Planning and Zoning ‘Commission
Health Department
Monocacy
Fair Traffic Pattern Set for East Patrick Street
Chief of Police Charles V Main announced a new traffic plan for East Patrick street during the Fair Grounds period starting Tuesday. Three lanes will run from Warside Inn past the grounds with center lane for eastbound inbound traffic until 3 p.m. and right and left lanes for through and westbound traffic respectively. after 3 p.m. two lanes will serve westbound flow, with no parking on the north side from Carroll Creek bridge to East street 3 to 6 p.m. daily and no changes elsewhere on Patrick street.
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Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Charles V. Main
Main
Warside Inn
Trafic
East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek I
East Street
Mirror Attacks Eisenhower as Weak in Little Rock Row
The Daily Mirror calls President Eisenhower indecisive and weak in handling the Little Rock crisis, contrasting him with Truman and Roosevelt. The piece cites criticism of federal troop use and mocks statements likening him to Hitler, while praising restraint shown by other British papers.
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London
The
Daily Mirror
Britain
Eisenhower
Truman
Roosevelt
Mirror
William N. Connor
Little Rock
Socialist Labor Party
Foreign Policv
Ark
Sec
Russell
Georgia
Hitler
Harry Truman
Alissouri
Faubus
Eculi
America
White House
Southeast Sees Renewed Rain After Weekend Storms
The Associated Press reports more rain across the Southeast with showers reaching Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama while coastal Carolina areas endured heavy downpours and winds. Ocean Drive near Myrtle Beach recorded over 9 inches since Saturday.
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Associated Press
Virginias
North Carolina
Georgia
Alaama
Carolinas
Ocean Drive
Myrtle Beach
D.C
Faubus Hints At Call For Legislature
Gov. Orval Faubus said a special session of the Arkansas Legislature is very likely to address the Little Rock school integration crisis. He noted no definite plan, discussed potential actions to reopen Central High as a private school, and said the legislature’s session was not his preference. Nine Negro students entered Central High for their second week of integration with reduced military presence.
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Little Rock
Ark
L Orval Faubus
Faubus
Little Rock Central High School
Nhe
Northwest Arkansas
Central High School
Capitol
Central High
Lschoos
Fanbus
Probate admitted for Gordon will with initials not signature
In Ol iphans Court the Gordon will dated Sept 6 1857 was admitted to probate despite bearing only the initials D G at the bottom where a signature would appear. The will left 10000 to five children and the residue to the widow Minnie Gordon with Paul and Henry Gordon named executors.
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Oliphans Court
Dave Goridon
Frederick Merchant
Gordon
D.G
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
iCourt
Appeals
Register of iWills
Idow
Minnie Gordon
Paul
Henry Gordon
Mae R.moser
James McSherry
Jay L. Herzoz
Blue Idge Summit
Ida Maeerzog
Robert . Herzog
David E. Himes
Paul L. Bittle
Myersville
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Alan W. Long Jr
Dlama Math
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