Red Premier Blames British Hong Kong Chinese Riots
Premier Chou En-lai charged Britain with tolerating disorder in Hong Kong after three days of riots left 47 dead. He warned future disturbances could escalate if British authorities do not act, denouncing violence by Kuomintang agents and urging punishment of offenders and protection for Chinese in Hong Kong.
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London
Red China
Hong
China
Chow
Moscow Radio
Britain
Baffalres
Sateen
Chou
Kuomintang
Hong Kong
Storm Heads For Florida No Eye Storm
A Caribbean storm edged toward Florida with no defined eye. Miami Weather Bureau located the system 120 miles south of Miami with a large elongated center and winds 25 to 40 mph for 250 miles, gusts to 60 mph along the East Coast yesterday. A recon flight was ordered to probe the disturbance at daylight while Miami radar tracked it.
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Miami
Florida
Miami Weather Bureau
Palm Beach
Jury Inspects Lot Property For City Parking Expansion
A Circuit Court jury heard condemnation proceedings over land needed to expand city parking facilities off West Church Street. The city, represented by Attorney Martin V. R. Bostetter, targets Tauise Stevenson and heirs of the Harmon estate. The parcel fronts 41 feet on West Church Street and extends 240 feet deep.
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Aay
West Church Street
Martin V. RB. Bosttetter
Tauise Stevenson
Harmon
Democrats Stage Dinner Rally In Western Maryland
Democratic candidates George Mahoney for U S Senate and John Foley for Congress tour Allegany to Hagerstown on Wednesday October 17 with a 6 20 p m dinner dance at the Alasonic Temple. Mrs Millard E Tydings and State Treasurer Millard Tawes will speak. tickets remain available until 6 p m tomorrow.
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Mahoney and Foley
Millard E. Tydings
Masonic Temple
George P. Mahoney
U.S
John D. Foley
Congress
Alasonic Temple
Mahoney
Foley! Z
Allegany County
Hantcook
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Tydings
Millard Tawes
Countians Have Voted Early in National Election
The Board of Election Supervisors disclosed that 26 Countians have already voted in the November 6 national election. Absent ballot counts and civilian and soldier voting patterns are noted as officials prepare for the official canvass on November 8.
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Ayene
Election Board
Fortune Found Stashed in Cab Driver's House
Police count hundreds of mutilated cents and torn bills scattered through the tenementlike home of retired cab driver John Vard Huda on Long Island. He and his sister Jennette described a scary robbery by two men posing as delivery workers who struck him with a head wound and stole about $12,000. Neighbors were astonished by the wealth shown by the cluttered rooms, with rats nibbling notes and pages. The overall haul was uncertain, initially estimated at up to $50,000, as investigators questioned why the money was kept in the house.
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West Babylon
N.Y
John Vard Huda
Long Island
van Huda
Babylon
Percy K. Hempstead
van Thidaeister Jennette
Hitler
Johnnie
Prize tips cover many leads in Daily Mail contest
Numerous tips entered in the Daily Mail News Tip Contest last week failed to stand out with equal news value. To distribute prizes, each tip will be worth a fixed amount. Various local residents and incidents are listed as potential tips, including a county clerk’s car incident and several others.
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Daily Mail
Tip
Hub Btine
Court House
East Avenue
Haxerstown
Florida Avenue
Beechwood Drive
South Mulberry Street
Funkstown
Stevenson Talk On H Bomb Testing Ends In Fragment
London reports say a U S Air Force plane wreckage may yield survivors as a British tanker recovers wheels and undercarriage 250 miles off Land's End while U S authorities continue the search. In Libertyville Illinois Adlai Stevenson pushes a halt to H bomb testing with a Chicago address and doorbell campaign amid allied support.
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Stevenson
London
Royal Air Force
U.S
Atlantic
U. S
Cornwall
U. S. Air Force
Sal London
Land’s End
Britain
U.S. Air Force
Ares
Air Force
England
United States
Azores
No Remorse For Slaying Own Mother
GREENSBURG A 32 year old son of a coal miner was held on a murder charge after shooting his mother a sister and wounding his father. Charles Lutsovich calmly surrendered to state police after fleeing a cave hideout 12 hours earlier. He left a .22 rifle at the scene and claimed the shootings followed an argument about unemployment. Doctor George Toth said the man had mental ailments and had been recommended to a state hospital. The 17 year old sister Helen died. the mother died instantly. the father Stanley was wounded. The case was termed with his lack of remorse by authorities.
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Greensburg
Faith
Charles Lutsovich
I State
George Toth
Lutsovich
Ly Greensburg
Dist
Joseph M
Loughran
Westmoreland County
Hatsovich
Busy schedules for candidates next two days
Major party candidates plan rapid travel and speeches across national networks and multiple states. Adlai Stevenson speaks 30 minutes from Chicago on ABC radio TV. Eisenhower films a five minute TV talk for NBC and CBS. Nixon campaigns in Indiana and New York area. Kefauver delivers a 30 minute nationwide address from New York on ABC. Stevenson leaves Chicago by train. Eisenhower flies to Seattle with stops in Minneapolis and St Paul. Kefauver outlines a nationwide broadcast from New York City.
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Adlal
H. Stevenson
Nixon
James A. Finnegan
Stevenson
ABC
Chicago
Adlai B Stevenson
ABC Radio-Tv
Eisenhower
NBC
Tours
Sea
Estes -Kefauver
Vermont
Les
New York City
Seattle
Minneapolis
St. Paul
CBS
Evansville
Fort, Wayne
Ind
Buffalo
N.Y
Kefauver
Local man hears broadcasts from record player
William Kneisley, a custodian on Antietam Street, discovered a record player could pick up stray radio broadcasts including a Hagerstown High football game, a Charlie Chan show, and a politician. The next day Elise Honoshowsky tested the device with witnesses, and Elvis Presley singing came through clearly. The report notes atmospheric conditions can allow such reception through ordinary objects.
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Kneisley
Norkable
Elise Honoshowsky
Hagerstown High
Charlie Chan
Honoshawsky
Elvis Presley
Governor Denies Nixon Link, Urges Eisenhower Reconsider
Democratic governor told New Jersey delegates that Republicans tied Richard Nixon to a federal prison in San Francisco and urged Eisenhower to reconsider Stevenson's proposals. He claimed 51,000 will go if anyone can prove otherwise.
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Tren
Richard Nixon
New Jersey Cid
Eisenhower to Tour West For Five Campaign Days
President Eisenhower to head west for five days of campaign speeches and televised appeals. He departs tomorrow with Mrs. Eisenhower for a Pacific Northwest trip, with stops in Minnesota, Col ta do and Minnesota again, and coast-to-coast broadcasts scheduled on NBC ABC and CBS during the swing. The tour marks a rapid five day push in the Republican campaign ahead of Election Day.
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Eisenhower
West Coast
NBC
ABC
CBS
Srx
Shum
Pacific Northwest
Minreek
Cola- Tad
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
iConniver
Tractor Trailer Demolished In Williamsport Crash
A tractor trailer operated by Carl Lee Barrett 23 of Winchester was demolished after a collision at Rt 11 and Rt 398 Williamsport when struck by Clyde H. McGill 24 of Knoxville Tenn who ran a red light. Minor damage occurred on Rt 49 near Hopewell Road where Dorothy V. Cline 24 of Walkersville Md collided with George W. Bennett 41 of Worthington Ohio. Bennett was pushed into Leonard H. Swain 36 of 200 South Potomac Street. James A. Garrison 35 of Chicago Ill halted to make a left turn. State Trooper Glenn J. Bowman investigated.
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Williamsport
Carl Lee Barrett
Winchester
Clyde H. McGill
Knoxville
Tenn
Glenn L. Bowman
Hopewell Road
Dorothy V. Cline
Walkersville
George W. Bennett
Worthington
Ohio
Bennett
Leonard H. Swain
South Potomac Street
James A. Garrison
Chicago
Glenn J. Bowman
Silt Removal at Pangborn Lake Under Way
City Park Board workers remove two feet of silt and debris from the upper end of Pangborn Lake in Pangborn Park, hauling hundreds of truckloads to the city dump. Some material may be reused as top soil on city properties, though much is sandy and unsuitable. The sediment results from years of accumulation after debris and flood deposits.
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Pangborn Park
City Park Board
Park Board
Claude Potterfield
Iraqi Troop Moves Worry To Israelis
Israel warned Britain to withdraw support for any Iraqi troop move into Jordan amid border tensions. London signaled such a deployment could threaten stability as King Hussein faces internal pressure. The United States backed Britain, while Jordan prepared for elections amid regional unrest.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Britain
Jordan
Israel - Jordan
Iraq
Young Xing Woussein
London
Foreign Office
Egement
Heller
Leradi
Middle East
Hussein
Kime
Egypt
U. S
Doords
See No Rain Till Weekend Forecast Update
Weather Bureau calls for dry mild days ahead with cooler nights in the 40s and a 74 degree day yesterday. The five day forecast predicts general fair and warmer conditions with possible rain toward the weekend and temperatures averaging five degrees above normal. Local milk distributors report a first price increase in two years with new milk prices rising by a penny per quart and higher costs for glass bottles taps and related supplies.
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Weather Bureau
Garrett
Washington
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Hit Run Driver Damages Three Cars on Prospect Street
Early today a hit and run motorist damaged three cars on South Prospect Street. The extent of damage ranged from five to twenty five dollars and the owners and the identifying details of the motorist were not determined.
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South Prospect Street
Police Chief In Hospital In Hagers Town
A second official of Hagers town's Police Department, Chief Jesse B. Brown, was hospitalized after a weekend admission for observation at Washington County Hospital following a Saturday incident. Police Commissioner Edwin B. Gath was also admitted for observation a week earlier. Both men were reported to be doing fairly well today.
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Hagerstowa
Jesse B. Brown
Washington County Hospital
Edwin
Gath
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