U N Chief Arrives In Jerusalem
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Jerusalem amid Middle East peace talks and Jordanian resistance to U N inspections of Israeli held Scopus fuel convoys. He planned further meetings with leaders in Amman Jerusalem and Ben Gurion.
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Jerusalem
U.N
Day Hammarskjold
Middle East
Jordan
Hammarskjold
Amman
Scopus
Hammar
Israel
U.S
Byron W. Leary
David Ben- Gurion
Golda Meir
Ysrael-Jordan
Mt. Scopus
Old
Sion
Col. Leary
Demilitarized Zone
Leary
Tat Truce Supervisory Organization
Hammar-skjeld
da' Tael
Ben-' Gurion
State Council Of VFW Meets This Sunday
The monthly State Council of Administration of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Maryland will convene Sunday at 2 p.m. at Wes McComas Post 2678 in Baltimore. Weldon Leroy Maddox, district commander, presides. the council governs between the statewide convention and posts across Maryland.
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State Council of Administration of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Maryland
Wes € McComas
North Point Road
Baltimore
Weldon Leroy Maddox
Blale
Obituary for LeRoy Kieffer Lehman of Leitersburg
LeRoy Kieffer Lehman aged 82 of Leitersburg died Monday afternoon. Born in Hagerstown, he was the son of Christina and Mary Ellen Lehman. He was a member of Leitersburg Lutheran Church. Surviving are sister Blanche Shank and Nellie Lehman of Waynesboro, one nephew and seven nieces. Funeral services will be held from Minnich Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2:00 PM with the Reverend Carl Frederick.
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LeRoy K. Lehman
LeRoy Kieffer Lehman
Leitersburg
Hagerstown
Christina
Mary Ellen
Middlehand
Lehman
Waynesboro Man Dies in One-Car Route 97 Wreck
Donald W. McKenrick 27 of Waynesboro was killed in a Sunday one vehicle crash 24 miles north of Waynesboro on Route 97. A WHS member of Hagerstown Race Car Association he worked as a truck driver for A.R. Warner & Son. He served in Korea. He is survived by his wife Doris, parents and several siblings.
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Donald
W. McKenrick
Waynesbord
Waynes
Yora
McKenrick
Hagersjtown Race Car Association
T MeKenrick
Koreat
A.R. Warner & Son
Waynesboro
Doris
Body Of Girl Found In Mud Charged Youth Admits Slaying
CHICAGO a 14 year old girl Mary Lou Wagner was found dead in mud at a pond near Glenview Naval Air Station after she was strangled and beaten by 17 year old Robert Fleig who admitted the crime as police prepared for a lie detector test The youth had previously been questioned about her disappearance and had served time in state facilities for auto theft The case links to a lovers lane near the pond and to threats to tell mothers after she resisted his advances Mary Lou was a high school freshman from Rogers Park. In Idaho Falls a chamber election notes a Marilyn Monroe write in vote with a postscript calling for more sex.
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Chicago
Mary Lou Wagner
North Side
Iice
Robert Max Welly
James Hackett
Fleig
Glenview Naval Air Station
Rogers Park
Fieig
Mary Lou
Byler's Lane
Youth 17 Held For Murder In Gate a Girl Dispute
Salisbury police report a 17 year old youth was jailed on a murder charge after a pistol shooting in a dispute over access to a girl. The incident occurred Sunday night when Robert Douglas Bruce 17 and Willie Willey 17 argued with a girl’s mother. Scott Bruce 15, brother of Robert, told police Willey threatened with a knife before Willey was shot in the chest by a 32 caliber automatic pistol. Scott Bruce claimed he did not know how his brother obtained the gun. Robert Bruce, a C student at Wicomico High and president of the Stamp Club, has a prior record of breaking and entering and larceny.
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Marvin Dunn
Scott Bruce
Willey
Robert
Wilsey
Scott
Thurmont By-Pass Opens December 11 Dedication Ceremony
The Thurmont By-Pass will be dedicated Wednesday December 11 at noon at the intersection with Md Rt 77. Sen Jacob R Ramsburg serves as master of ceremonies with Governor McKeldin delivering the dedicatory address and cutting the ribbon. Speakers include Robert O Bunnell Delbert Null and C Ray Weddle. The project aids Maryland's U S 15 corridor, with later plans to bypass Emmitsburg Lewistown and Frederick city.
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Thurmont
Jacob R. Ramsburg
McKeldin
MD. Rt
Robert O. Bunnell
State Roads Commission
Delbert
Leaders See No Hope For Tax Cutting
Washington reports House leaders see little chance for tax cuts next year as defense spending and budget concerns dominate. Speaker Sam Rayburn and Rep. Martin of Massachusetts say reductions unlikely without a surplus, while Rep. Reed presses for relief if funds allow.
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House
Notone
Sami Rayburn
Tex
Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
Jeader
Cooper
Tenn
Ways and Means
Rep
Mills
D-Ark
Second Banking Committee
American Tax Foundation
New York
Coonter
Reed
Treasury
Cannon D-Mol
House Appropriations Committee
Fe ' Roth Rayburn
Martin
Rayburn
United States
Russia
Maryland
Mae Ernst
This
Isa
Chicago
Virginia
North Carolina
Runaway Wheel Creates Injuries in Maryland Incident
Two people were injured when a runaway wheel detached from a large truck on U.S. Route 1 near Greenbelt Maryland. The victims, Elbridge Hurlburt 90 and Florence B. Kasier 53, were taken to a hospital for evaluation. Police noted the incident involved a bystander witnessing the wheel roll away from the truck. The accident disrupted traffic as authorities investigated the wheel’s detachment and the truck’s by-pass route.
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Elbridge Hurlburt
CollegePark
Florence B. Kaiser
Berwyn Heights
Hubert H. Schindel
Palice
Hagerstown
Arnolt
Thejoff
Renew
California
Per.simmon
Paul Smith
N. W. McEloree
P. L. Russell
Teasurer
Harale E. Peters
Claude M. Potterfield
John Wageman
Geo
Humphrey
Van Horn pleads innocent in wife murder case
Robert Van Horn, 63, pleads innocent by reason of insanity in the killing of his wife. A signed statement recounting a red rage incident was admitted, detailing a confrontation on the porch and a beating that left the victim injured. Police described the scene with the body found nearby as the trial unfolds in Towson Circuit Court.
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Baltimore
Robert
Jett van Horn
Timore
van Morn
Junes
John Grason
Turnbull
Willam V
Lovitt Jr
Ammer
van Horn
Frank H. Newell
Schatfyrold
Newell
Jones Falls
Towson
Van
Horn
Schaffer
Polio Vaccination Drive Featured In Classroom Telecast
eighth graders watched Jon Wizer science teacher receive a third polio vaccine shot from nurse Edna Schroeder during a closed circuit TV lesson. The event urged students to get their own boosters, with clinics at Coffman Health Center and county schools.
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Jon W. biZer
Severi Ang
Edna Schroeder
Coffman Health Center
Lizer
Service News. Clawser joins Fighter Squadron 62 at Cecil Field
Garcett W. Clawser airman first class, son of Mr and Mrs John Clawser of Hagerstown, reported for duty with Fighter Squadron 62 now stationed at U S Naval Air Station Cecil Field Jacksonville Florida. He will serve in the squadron line division after entering service in July 1957 following graduation from North Hagerstown High School. Wayne C Bridges, Keedysville Md, was promoted to specialist third class in Germany where he serves as a gunner with Company B 1 02d Infantry of the 11th Airborne Division.
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Garcett W. Clawser
USN
John Clawser
Hagerstown
U.S. Naval Air Station
Cecil Field
Jacksonville
Florida
Crowser
Bainbridge
North Hagers
Lown High School
U. S. Forces
Germany
TNC
Wayne C. Bridges
Mes. R. Bridges
Keedysville
Lth Airborne Division
502D Infantry
Home Welcomes its First Guests at Hanover Homewood
Horace M. Jordan Jr., discharged from two years in the Navy, returns home to begin college in February after stints at Little Creek base. The Homewood Church Homes, Inc. will relocate 17 residents to the former Hotel Richard McAllister in Hanover with staff led by Harry C. Stenger and Rev. Mark Wagner.
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Horace M. Jordan Jr
Horace M. Jordan
the Terrace
Naval Amphibious Base
Little Creek
Homewood Church
Richard McAllister
Hanover
Offi ‘Cially
Carlisle
Hagerstown
F Homes, Inc
Harry C. Stenger
Bema A. Weeks
Mary Leese
Jack Engle
Mark Wagner
Harp
Stenger
Christmas Party and Layaway Deals at Local Shops
Christmas promotions fill the week with Layaway plans at Saum's Jewelers and Hill's. D A Christmas party invites parishioners to repair callings and join Canasta games with prizes and refreshments at St. Paul’s Parish House. Advocate ads highlight better homes and a benefit charity event at 165 W Frank St.
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D.A
Ary
Bridge
Armstrong
Better Homes, Inc
V. Bsc
W. Frank
St. Dial
15 Cases Of Gin Reported Stolen
Bladensburg Maryland police sought a trailer truck theft of 15 cases of imported gin valued at $720. The cargo of 300 cases of gin and 9,000 pounds of paint were loaded at Heitzelt & Co in Washington and later picked up by a Baltimore trucking firm. The gin and paint were kept in the trailer. paint delivered had no missing items. Also noted is a community bazaar at St John’s Episcopal Church with various booths and a snack bar on December 4.
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Bladensburg
Wasi
Jeases
Heitzelt &Co
Washington
Huyett
Hakery
N. Potomac Street
Young Demos Meet Tonight at American Legion Home
Members of the Young Democratic Clubs will elect officers and hold their annual Christmas party at the American Legion Home this evening starting promptly at 8 o'clock. Outgoing president Charles W. Cogs promises a rousing time and urges attendance. Officers elected tonight will be installed formally at the January meeting with President Cassin presiding.
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Te Young
Amercan Legion
Charles W. Cogs
Friends
Cassin
Af Yau
Williams Quits as Chairman of Western Maryland Ry Board
Eugene S. Williams, 65, announced his resignation as chairman of the Western Maryland Railway Co effective December 1. The post is being abolished, though Williams will stay on as director and adviser. He joined the company in 1923 and served as president from 1946 to 1952, when W. Acthar Gratz succeeded him.
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Eugene S. Wiliams
Western Maryland Railway Co
Williams
Cireles
Pr. Williams
W. Acthar Gratz
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Plummer
Schindel
Los Alamos, N.M
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Virginia Ave
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Jonathan Street
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Haslacker
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W. M. Ry
Telectro
Holzapfel and Firey
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E. L. Dayhoff
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