Big Three Reach Agreement on Suez Session at UN
UNITED NATIONS Oct 5 AP The Western foreign ministers of the Big Three said they had a complete agreement on a Suez resolution to submit to the UN Security Council. Dulles planned a New York conference with Lloyd and Pineau before the council meeting as he called the Suez session momentous in many respects.
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N. Y
U N. Security Council
Dulles
New York
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian’ Pineau
Security Council
U. S
United States
U. N
Egypt
France
Britain
Paris
French National Assembly
Andre le Troquer
U. S. Suez
Kefauver Attacks Kefauver Remarks in Arizona Speech
Senator Estes Kefauver campaigning in Phoenix taunted Republicans with the right to suffer remark linked to former Arizona governor turned Eisenhower aide. He attributed the line to Howard Pyle at a Detroit press conference last May and claimed Democrats would not impose such a “joy” on voters. Kefauver criticized GOP stances on water conservation dam projects school construction home building and small business aid.
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Arizon
Sen Estes Kefauver
Arizona
Eisenhower
Howard Pyle
Adlai, Stevenson and I
Pyle
Detroit
Kefauver
Decision On Liquor License At Funkstown
The County Liquor Board finished taking testimony on Raney Souths packaged liquor license in Funkstown but would not announce a decision for about seven weeks. The hearing began last Friday and was continued today with numerous witnesses for both sides.
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County Liquor Board
Raney South
Funkstown
Judge orders parole for intoxication offender who vows to vote
Denver October 5 A letter from Fred Montoya asks City Judge William H Burnett to modify his 90 day sentence to shorten time served so he can register for the general election. Burnett says he will parole Montoya October 21 and warns him to register or face consequences. The judge is a Republican candidate for district attorney.
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Denver
Fred Montoya
William H. Burnett
Burnett
Montoya
Baltimore Topping Picket Lines Sets Post Strike Meeting
A meeting between Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co and its striking switchboard operators is set for next Tuesday at 10 a.m. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service arranged the session led by Eugene J. Ehrlich. Most Western Electric installers and central office workers ignored picket lines and returned to work improving service statewide.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Eugene J. Ehrlich
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
C. & P. Telephone Company
Western Electric
Central Office
Three Injured in Morning Mishaps Report
Harold L. Churchey Jr., 9, of Maugansville, suffered minor burns after spilling hot cocoa on his legs and received emergency room treatment. Also treated were Richard Boden, 11, of 321 Ridge Avenue, knee injury from a fall, and Larry Cunningham, 16, of Maugansville, leg injury from a fall from a truck.
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Harold L. Churchey, Jr
Maugansville
Richard Boden
Ridge Avenue
Larry Cunningham
New Engine Arrives For Western Enterprise Fire Company
The Western Enterprise Fire Company receives a new $41 000 aerial truck with a 75 foot ladder and 750 gallon pump from Peter Pirsch Company. It arrived by Western Maryland Railway and will be unloaded in Hagerstown yards tomorrow. The old 16 year old ladder truck will be stored pending disposal as officials discuss forming a northern perimeter fire company.
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Western’ Enterprise Company
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
Peter Pirsch
Kenosha
Wisconsin
John Hall
Western Enterprise
Woman Injured In Auto Crash
Grace Poffenberger of 334 Summit Avenue was treated in the emergency room this morning for injuries to the hand and head from an automobile accident last evening. State Police are conducting an investigation of the crash.
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Grace Poffenberger
Summit Avenue
Adlai Buoyed By Harlem Reception
Adlai Stevenson, buoyed by a Harlem crowd, heads to Brooklyn for game two of the World Series. Democratic supporters see Harlem as a gauge for northern black voters and turnout in pivotal states. An outdoor rally drew about 10,000, with strong applause for civil rights policy and no hostile remarks reported.
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Adlai Stevenson
Harlem
Brooklyn
White House
Stevenson
Four men arrested in city bookmaking raid
City police at noon today arrested Fred Foltz Victor Mc Sherry Gerald Barnhart and Owen Mowbray on a surprise raid and charged them with bookmaking. State's Attorney Tom Kaylor said warrants were sworn to yesterday. Officers included Lt Harold Kiser detectives Grayson Wigfield Albert Lowry Sr Richard Hannon and patrolmen John Brewer James Baker Jack Shrader William Prince Albert Lowry Jr and James Cross. County Investigator Robert Creager and an undercover agent from Baltimore assisted.
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Fred Foltz
Victor McSherry
Gerald Barnhart
Owen Mowbray
Tom Kaylor
Harold Kiser
Grayson Wigfield
Albert Lowry, Sr
Richard Hannon
John Brewer
James Baker
Jack Shrader
William Prince
Albert Lowry, Jr
James Cross
Robert Creager
Baltimore
U.S. weighs Yugoslavia wheat aid as Tito talks loom
Washington reports the State Department is still in the dark on Yugoslavia’s plans while considering an urgent request for American wheat shipments to address a severe shortage. A key Oct. 16 decision on Yugoslav eligibility for general aid hinges on Tito’s actions and possible messages from Belgrade via Ambassador Riddlebarger as dispatches suggest Tito may return home today.
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U.S
Tito
State Department
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
Qct
United States
Congress
James W. Riddleberger
Belgrade
Moscow
Huge ancient pottery vessel found along Conococheague Creek bank
A 35 pound vessel holding about four to five gallons was unearthed near Williams Port at the Indian village where Conococheague Creek meets the Potomac. Excavators Nicholas Yinger and Ralph Fout of Frederick deem it the era’s most important find, noting five drill holes from old repairs after a crack formed. The pot likely began as a family cook pot and, after cracking, was repaired with rawhide thongs for continued use.
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Conococheague Creek
Williams Port
Nicholas Yinger
Ralph Fout
Frederick
Potomac River
Yinger
Jwe
Prehistoric Vessels Found at Williamsport Site
Artifacts recovered from the Indian village site on Conococheague Creek in Williamsport include a large cooking vessel weighing about 15 pounds with a two gallon capacity. Two small, highly decorated cups weigh about one pound together and flank the center piece. The vessels were taken last month by Nicholas Yinger and Ralph E. Fout, both of Frederick.
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Conococheague Creek
Williamsport
Nicholas Yinger
Ralph E. Fout
Frederick
Three More Bodies Recovered In Collapse Tomb
Jackson Michigan rescuers recovered three more bodies from the steel on concrete tomb where ten workers died after a section of a partially completed office building collapsed. Only one body remains unfound among the rubble.
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Jackson, Mich
Work Into Night To Get Hay In
Franklin R Turner owner of Turner's Colosseum and farmer saved a hay crop by working through the night with his brother Thomas L Turner Leroy Wiles and John Purdham as rain threatened after a dry spell.
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Franklin R. Turner
Turner’s Colliseum
Weather Bureau
Mr. Turner
Turner
Thomas L. Turner
Leroy Wiles
John Purdham
Virginia Motorist Untouched After Rt 34 Crash
A Virginia driver, John F. Fearnow, 32, narrowly escaped injury when his car overturned on Rt 34 near Sharpsburg while failing to navigate a curve. The vehicle was badly damaged and Fearnow was unhurt as State Trooper David Hasenbuhler investigated.
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Virginia
Rt. 34
Sharpsburg
John F. Fearnow
Fearnow
David Hasenbuhler
Forfeits On Tipsy Driving Charge
Robert Daniel Tedrick, 36, of 512 Salem Avenue, forfeited $150 collateral today on a charge of driving while under the influence from September 26. Charged by Officer Paul Dixon.
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Robert
Daniel Tedrick
Salem Avenue
Paul Dixon
Eisenhower backs term limits view and wage plan
President Eisenhower pressed for extending the federal minimum wage before raising it. He said the public should choose any president regardless of term limits and defended civil rights progress, praising desegregation by taking decisive action in the armed forces and administration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eisenhour
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic Party
Fisenhower
Adlai F. Stevenson
Nixon
Nixon Swings At False Hope Ending Draft
On a nationwide TV interview Nixon criticized Stevenson's call to end the draft at the earliest safe moment. He argued Stevenson is well intentioned but lacks Eisenhower’s background and judgment on threats to peace, and warned against promising abolition in an election year.
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Nixon
Stevenson
Eisenhower
United States
Doria Skipper Testifies On Passenger Aid After Sinking
Captain Calamar testifies in federal pretrial proceedings over more than 40 million dollars in damages. He describes rescue efforts after the Doria collided with another ship near the Massachusetts coast July 25. About 50 lives were lost. He details lowering children and vulnerable passengers first, and using lifeboats, rope ladders, fire hoses, and nets. no abandon ship siren was sounded to avoid panic. Officers gave instructions in Italian and English via loudspeakers.
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New York
Piero Calamar
Oataliad Heer
Andrea Doria
Nate Boa
Heer
Stockholm
Calamar
Doria
Massachusetts
Two Scorpion Jets Crash Near Neah Bay
Two F89D Scorpion jets carrying four airmen crashed last night in rugged brush and timber near Neah Bay on the Olympic Peninsula. It was unclear if the four airmen parachuted to safety as a ground rescue party headed into the area today. The planes reportedly collided southeast of Neah Bay, about 120 miles northwest of Seattle.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Wash
Olympic Peninsula
America
Air Force
Neah Bay
Seattle
Fine Weather To Be Shortlived Showers Sunday
The Weather Bureau forecasts only brief sunshine with a rise in cloudiness Saturday and probable showers on Sunday. Yesterday reached 64 degrees with a 49 degree low, and tomorrow’s high will be in the 60s with a 40 to 47 degree low. Rain total yesterday was 0.58 inches reported by Kendysville observer Travis Knode.
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Weather Bureau
Kendysville
Travis Knode
Politics Barred From Absentia Mummers Parade Here
The Alsatia Mummers Parade committee will keep politics out of the October 31 event. Only office holders may ride. candidates are barred. If an office holder is also a candidate, that is up to public view. No party or candidate displays allowed, but a Get Out the Vote theme is acceptable. Invitations issued to office holders only.
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Raymond Dinterman
James Dudley
Absatia Club
Dinterman
McKeldin
DeWitt S.hyde
John Marshall Butler
Republicsi
Fairchilders Bag Turkeys and Squirrels on Sideling Hill
Fairchilders D. R. Frush and Johnny Davis, both Fairchild workers, shot an 18 pound gobbler and a 12 pound hen plus nine squirrels on opening day near Sideling Hill Hancock. Roland Kemp and Bud Williams also hunted well, recording a 9 pound turkey hen with four squirrels and a 7 pound turkey hen with four squirrels. Sightings totaled around fifteen turkeys with abundant squirrels.
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D. R. Frush
Hagerstown
Johnny Davis
Williamsport
Davis
Sideling Hil
Hancock
Roland Kemp
South Street
Bud Williams
Spruce Street
Sideling Hill
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