Adlai Stevenson Plans Nationwide Pep Talks by Phone
Adlai E. Stevenson launches a dollars and Democrats fundraising campaign with long distance talks to 48 states and D C. He tests his Libertyville farm and heads to the West Coast with four top young Democrats joining him in California. Governors Meyner and Leader and Senators Humphrey and Gore will join a Thursday Oakland rally. Friday Fresno and Long Beach events connect with him via air rallies and mid day addresses.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
District of Columbia
Stevenson
Libertyville
New York
California
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Albert M. Gore
Tennessee
Oakland
Fresno
Long Beach
Foley to key Hancock rally for Sixth District bid
John F. Foley Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sixth District will headline Hancock’s largest rally. Senatorial rival George P. Mahoney may miss due to prior commitments while Hancock Men’s Peace Club sponsors report 170 to 175 guests at the American Legion Home for a 7:30 p.m. turkey dinner rally with autumn decorations and special music.
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John F. Foley
Saale
Congress
Hancock
George P. Mahoney
John H. Stottemeyer
Hancock Men's Pease Club
American Legion
Democrats Open Headquarters In City Today
Democrats open headquarters at 2nd South Potomac Street under John B. Huyett for Stevenson Kefauver Mahoney and Foley. Irene Cunningham to lead the women's division. C William Wetzer, county party chair, welcomes volunteers. Labor, Young Democrats and veterans reps will be there. phone 8775.
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Washington County
Democratic
2Nd South Potomac Street
John B. Huyett
Stevenson
Kefauver, Mahoney
Foley Ard
Irene Cunninghram
C. William Wetzer
Democratic Central Committee
Girl Dies After Five Years In Coma
Margaret McKenzie a 17 year old girl from Westerly died yesterday after being unconscious for five years. She fell from a bicycle causing a brain concussion on March 5 1951 and never regained consciousness.
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Westerly
Margaret. McKenzie
Cattle Heavily Affected by Australian Atomic Tests
Cattle 400 miles from Maralinga scene show radio activity after Britain's two detonations at Marslinga. Slaughtered at Hamilles Downs station northeast of Maralinga, thyroid checks showed a Geiger count of 3000 versus normal 20. Scientists withheld judgment on danger level.
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Adelaide
Australia
Britain
Marslinga
South Australia
Hamilles Downs
Maralinga
Scieptifte
Phone Strike Situation Is Unchanged In Maryland
Mediation set for tomorrow as Maryland telephone operators in Hagerstown and 34 other exchanges continue picketing on the seventh day of the walkout. Company reports 7 percent of installation and maintenance staff joined the picket lines. union seeks a $4.50 per week across the board raise. Company says operations continue normally with supervisory staff handling switchboards.
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Maryland
Hagerstown
Night Blooming Cereus Blossoms in Daylight Surprise
May Griffith reports her night blooming cereus, kept outdoors at 253 South Mulberry, opened five blossoms this morning in the daytime. The plant usually blooms once yearly at night, and this is the second daytime bloom this year despite a recent frost.
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Griffith
iPennsy Avenue Zoning Quarrel Heard By Court
Judge D K McLaughlin hears injunction request to stop use of 1300 block Pennsylvania Avenue building arguing nonconforming use at zoning start and possible abandonment. John A Abbott testified the office served Longmeadow apartments in 1951. Attorneys for Fred Thompson Joe Proksa Feward Downin seek to restrain Dudley Rawelt Sheeley and Beatrice Grove from continued use.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
D. K. McLaughlin
Circuit Court
John A. Abbott
Longmeadow Apartments
Fred Thompson
Joe Proksa
Feward Downin
William J. Dwyer
Dudley, Rawelt and Sheeley
Beatrice Grove
Objection Delays Senate Hearing On Texas Postal Probe
The Senate Post Office Committee postponed hearings on charges of job selling and improper influence in Texas postal appointments after Sen. Langer objected to hearings during the election campaign. A final decision was deferred to tomorrow. The panel cited serious charges and top-level implications extending to the administration and Civil Service Commission.
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Washington
Senate
Texas
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Ornantmezan
Langer
Johnston
Fack Porter
Houston
Republican National
Postal Service
Civil Service Commission
Artificial Kidney Trial Described At Medical Congress
AP report describes a swallowable artificial kidney device. A plastic sausage casing dissolves in the intestine and acts to purify blood by removing poisons in uremia. In tests, dogs survived after kidney removal, and a chronic kidney patient showed improvement. Continued on Page 2 Column 3.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
San Francisco
Tgeon Today
Ege
Paul R. Schloerb
University of Kansas Schools At Medicine
Kansas City
Trans Administration Hospital
Schloerb
Driver Fined 250 After Crash With Cab in Big Springs
John C. Mongan, 39, of Big Springs, was fined 250 dollars plus costs on three charges after a 1:30 a.m. crash at East Avenue and Cramer's Alley with a taxicab driven by Leroy Reese, 36. Mongan faced charges of leaving the scene without identifying himself, turning off his lights to avoid identification, and reckless driving. Reese testified the other vehicle stopped, allowed four men to flee, and abandoned the car. State Trooper Garvey assisted in locating the vehicle registration to Mongan.
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John C. Mongan
Big Springs
East Avenue
Cramer's Alley
Paul Ottinger
Fiat
Leroy G. Reese
Avalon Avenue
Reese
Suter
Ensign Dead After Car Crash Near Kingsville
Ensign Russell G. Deoseh, 25, of Allentown Pennsylvania, was killed when his car rammed a flagstone wall near Kingsville. State troopers say he was driving from home to his base, the Navy air station in southern Maryland, at the time of the accident.
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Kingsville
Russell G. Deoseh
Allentown
Pay
Othieer
Ratnyent Naval Air Station
Maryland
Wingsville
Ballimore
High Injury Odds In New Jet Aircraft
In Santa Barbara California Capt Edam G Sperry of Annapolia Maryland told the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma convention that high speed jets pose a high risk of injury due to minimal safety equipment. Sperry holds the Air Force altitude record for a parachute jump.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Air Force Pila
Edam G. Sperry
American Assn
Sperry
Annapolia
Air Force
Merger Of Coal Firms Expected By UMW Leader
Norman Walker reports the United Mine Workers foresee a future where the coal industry is dominated by a few large combines. John L. Lewis says such efficiency will fund rising wages and worker benefits and that the trend is desirable. The convention continues as Lewis promotes peaceful labor relations and industry consolidation.
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Norman Walker
Cincinnati
The
United Mine Warkere
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
USIW
Parapital
Igerstown-Fairchild
Civil Air Patrol
Frederick
David G. Lewis
Resentful Reservists in Britain Face Uncertain Duty
British reservists mobilized during the Suez crisis face funding hardship and boredom as the Eden government weighs how to use 20 000 called up. Demonstrations on Cyprus led to arrests of two Army Corps personnel. About 14 000 may still be idle and wasting the nation’s time.
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Britain
Eden
Vntas
Cyprus
Hoya Army Service Corps
Egypt
Suez
Weather Notice Mercury Dips To 33 With Frost
The report from Keedyaville observ er notes a 33 degree low with light frost this morning. Yesterday reached 49 degrees. Brisk winds 9 to 25 mph tonight may bring showers tomorrow morning. Wednesday promises windier and cooler conditions across Maryland. A cool air mass affected the eastern U S from Dakotas to Lake Michigan and into Texas.
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Keedyaville
Travis Knode
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Lake Michigan
New Mersey
Record Set In Suez Canal Traffic Today
PORT SAID Egypt fifty eight ships moved through the Suez Canal setting a daily traffic record. Authorities noted typical daily traffic of 40 to 43 ships but recent days have seen counts rise after foreign pilots quit September 14. Traffic had fallen below 35 on some days before gradually climbing.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Prize Winners Named For St Johns S S Improvements Tip
Local newspaper notes a series of past tips winning cash prizes for tips on St Johns S S improvements. Recipients include a Keedysville man a South Mulberry Street resident and a Pen Mar area caller. Other winners covered include a Mervorstarg resident on water system buying and a Summit Avenue housewife contributing to a traffic crash tip.
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Boonsboro
South Mulberry Street
St. John’s Lutheran
Keedysville
Upan
Pen Mar
Summit Avenue
Egypt rejects Suez plan at UN calls for talks
Egypt foreign minister Mahmud Fawzi informed the United Nations Security Council that Britain and France had reintroduced London proposals for international control of the Suez Canal, which Egypt had already rejected. He proposed creating a negotiating committee to seek a settlement and outlined aims for cooperation between Egyptian authorities and canal operations.
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N.Y. B
Egypt
Suez
Mahmoud Fawzi
U.N. Security Council
London
Britain
France
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Dmitri Shepilov
John Foster Dulles
Fawzi
Suez Cas
Greek Cypriot To Be Hanged Denies Guilt
Nicosia Cyprus A 22-year-old Greek Cypriot grocer from Larnaca named Nicos Tsartellis was found guilty of killing British police sergeant Reginald Tipple and sentenced to be hanged. He insisted he did not shoot Sgt Tipple. His family fainted as the verdict was read and the case marks the eleventh death sentence in EOKA violence against British rule.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Nicos Tsartellis
Larnaca
Reginald William
Tsartellis
Eoka Estremisis
Migrant Worker Injured In Apple Orchard Accident
Vazquez a 26 year old migrant worker from Waynesboro Orchard was injured in a late night ant mobile accident near Littersburg. He received lacerations to the left eyebrow scalp and right thigh and was treated and discharged at Waynesboro Hospital. Maryland State Police said a report would be available in four or five days. The incident occurred about three quarters of a mile from the Mason and Dixon Line.
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Vazquez
Waynesboro
Littersburg
Waynesboro Hospital
Maryland
Mason and Dixon Line
City Mall
Frederick
Dulles Seeks Bridge Over Suez Split This Week
Washington reports a dangerous split among the United States Britain and France over Suez. Dulles may work in New York with Selwyn Lloyd and Christian Pineau to push for UN endorsed international control. The issue tests Atlantic unity and hints at long term divisions in colonial policy.
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Washington
6Rth
United States
Dulles
New York
Selwyn Ligud
Christian Pineau
Egypt
Britain
France
Security Council
United Itates
U. N
Suez Canal
London
Paris
State Department
Suez
Nehru broadside against India Reds at Congress rally
Prime Minister Nehru addressed Congress workers in Alipore and denounced communism as a path to violence and civil strife. He accused Indian Communists of lacking originality and blindly echoing Moscow, warning they would repeat Russia's struggle under Bolshevik leadership.
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India
Russia
Nehru
Stalin
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