County plans faster dirt road surfacing with new plan
The Board of County Commissioners approved borrowing 183000 dollars from the State to speed hard surfacing of 40 to 50 rural miles yearly. The plan keeps fences and drainage while upgrading 30 miles of dirt roads, using bituminous concrete and relying on existing routes. Authorities group for 15 year debt service paid from state gasoline tax receipts.
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Board of County Commis
Chester F.J
Delphey
Delhey
Clarence Baker
Springs
Clarence Roads Department
Miller
Washington
Joose
Kugete
Geary
Ghare
Dell
Satellite Seen Over Vienna Morning
Vienna moon watchers at the Vienna Observatory reported the second earth satellite visible from 5:50 to 5:33 a.m. A second magnitude star appeared to move swiftly from south to east across the morning sky.
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Vienna
Plan To House Mentally Ill At State Hospital Rejected
County officials rejected a proposal to house mentally ill patients at the new state hospital, citing unsafe and inappropriate conditions. The Health Department advisory committee found no suitable facilities, noting many patients are traumatized by confinement and require proper care at dedicated institutions. Local officials will continue planning while papers for commitments are prepared and evaluated.
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State Hospital
Jourha
Washington County
Fanton County
Tassty
Moscow
Laika
Newstoners
Maryland
Case Hospital
Tom Kaylor
Edward L
Rowland
Jack Beach
Perry Foley
Prather
Sputnik 11 sparks mixed U S reaction and Laika debate
Pravda reports United States reaction to Sputnik 11 ranges from admiration to panic and rage. Moscow cites a New York dispatch from the Soviet party organ’s correspondent. Russian scientists disagree on Laika life expectancy with some suggesting parachuting to earth and others hinting she remains encased in the satellite.
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London
Pravda
U.S
New York
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Moscow Planetarium
Earth
I. Isakov
United States
Clyde Tombaugh
Pluto
Postmen Idle Here November 11 Veterans Day
U S postmen will be idle here on Veterans Day November 11 with no mail delivery except special matters. Window service will be closed and street checks and box services suspended as Postmaster Thomas M. Simpson announced.
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U. S
Hitown Post
Tomae M. Simpson
Hertha
Colleton
Lumber Pile Fire Reported as Firemen Respond
Firemen were summoned to a lumber pile blaze at Soleus Avenue in Norway today. Readable details describe the incident and response, with no injuries reported.
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Norway
Bonus Issue To Fore And Parley Asked
Gaillard seeks national support and Gov McKeldin signals willingness to back veterans bonus. A 3 day cabinet conference assembled veterans groups and factions to push for Assembly approval to resolve the postwar government crisis.
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Elix Gaward
Maryland
Melyears
Win- Keldin
National Assembly
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Poujadiste
American Legion
France
Evans
Mand Fallieres
General Assembly
Rnitlee
P Sab Roers Beean
McKeldin
Peternent
Herp
Water Department plans cutoffs for delinquent accounts
The City Water Department will disconnect at least a dozen customers today for non payment. Superintendent Richard Willson said five users were cut off yesterday after not paying despite final notices. Many others rushed to City Hall to pay as the board enforces a pay up or be cut off policy.
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Hagerstown
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City Hall
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Willaon
Red Scientist Talks of New Fuel for Sputniks Moon Reach
Moscow scientists describe a four day path to the Moon with four new fuels for Sputnik. Isakov and Khachaturov discuss electronic brain corrections and a 5 to 18,000 mph speed, while Laika the dog scenario hints at space flight risks.
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California
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Sputnik LH
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Brain
U N Arms Talks Collapse as Russia Quits
Luther Hauer Corderman 79 hardware merchant died at local hospital after illness. Son of Luther and Margaret Corderman, he lived in Broadview all his life and was a member of Christ's United Church. The report notes Russia’s walkout and uncertainty over whether Western powers will rethink their stance on disarmament talks. Continued on Page 2 Col.
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Washington Street
L. H. Corderman and Sons
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U.N
Broadia
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Luther
Margaret
Hauer) Corderman
Corderman
Russia
Christ's United Church
Christ
Clever-Smith
Air Force Opens Probe Into Skipping Object
A missile engineer reported a brilliant colored egg shaped object stalled autos in New Mexico and Texas over the weekend. The Air Force began an investigation after witnesses described a huge oval object nearly as bright as the sun moving near White Sands Proving Ground and crossing U S 54. The sighting disrupted several autos, radio and engines briefly failed, and officials at Holloman Air Force Base confirmed the report.
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New Mexico
Air Force
James Stokes
Air Force Missile, Development Center
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamagordo
M.M
Terry Clark
Kalg
U. S. 54
White Sands
Proving Grounds
Alamogordo
West Texas
White” Sands” Proving Ground
Wittesses
Texas
Chicago
Virginia
Clark
Holloman
Stokes
White Sands Proving Grounds
Air Force Development Center
Unidentified Flying Object Reported Over Gulf of Mexico
The Coast Guard cutter Sabage reported sighting an unidentified flying object over the Gulf of Mexico at 5 21 am CST. The object appeared like a brilliant planet moving at high speed seen for about three seconds. Radar tracked it for 11 minutes before and 16 minutes after visual contact with few screen disappearances before returning.
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New Orleans
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Identity Of Cross Burners Is Unknown
Dargan resident Sam Giffin cited he could not identify any perpetrators who threw rocks at the Rev. Charles Ely’s Pentecostal Church home or who burned the cross in front of his home. State’s Attorney Tom Kay and the sheriff’s office reported ongoing calls about disturbances in the area.
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Dargan
Tom Kaylor
Sam Giffin
Charles Ely
Pentecostal Church
Mr. Ely
Sheriff's Lettice
Weather Map Mixed Again Snows And Rain
The Associated Press reports the nation's weather pattern showed only minor changes with chilly winds and cloudy skies. Showers or snow affected many areas while the Southeast and Pacific Northwest stayed out of the bleak picture. cooler air moved across the eastern half from Canada, with near normal to slightly above temperatures from the Rockies to the Atlantic.
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