U N Debate Sought on Syrian Security Threats
Syria formally asked the U N General Assembly to add an item on threats to its peace and security opening the Turkish Syrian border dispute for full debate. Damascus summoned diplomats and alleged Turkey plans premeditated action while U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold faced Turkish denials.
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Aytia
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Hungary
Labor Party
Middle East
Khelil Kallas
United States
Ankara
Abdul Seltah Mahmud
Israel
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Moscow
Paw Paw Man Charged With Manslaughter
CUMBERLAND Mday a West Virginia truck driver Emory Lee Shirley of Paw Paw was charged with manslaughter in an accident that killed 11 year old Connie Jean Crabtree August 27 near her home on Maryland 51. Vernon Mired Hedrick of Levels was indicted for false statement to State Police. Trooper said Hedrick claimed he was driving. investigators show Shirley was driving and lacks a valid license. Both men are free on bail.
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Maryland
Paw Paw
Hedrick
Shirley
Queen Elizabeth II ends Canadian visit with US trip halting
Queen Elizabeth II bids farewell to Canada and continues to the United States after four days of duties. Her last full day in Canada featured a reception for 1,204 people and a dinner for 20 hosted by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. She planned a Jamestown Williamsburg tour and a 950th anniversary celebration event before flying to Washington and New York.
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Washington
New York City
Scientists weigh rocket moonlet sightings as Sputnik orbit baffling
Cambridge experts describe a huge computational task to determine Sputnik's orbit amid atmospheric drag and changing period. Dr. Fred L. Whipple calls it a celestial mechanics problem never solved, with observers reporting the rocket and satellite visible near dawn and dusk across the United States.
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Onion
Two More Here Spot Sputnik Before Sunrise Today
L A Carpenter of Fairchild aircraft reported spotting Sputnik at 6 02 am and tracking its path with his wife from Salem Avenue. He followed the satellite across the sky for about three minutes, seeing it pass between the Big Dipper stars before vanishing southward.
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Sputnik raises call for defense spending debate
Washington reports say top House Appropriations members Rab Taber and Robert Jastrow consider Russia’s satellite flight a test of U S defense needs. They warn against complacency and urge stronger missile programs while noting possible altitude shifts and orbital drag. Democratic critics press for broader budget scrutiny amid mixed scientific views.
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Queen of Mummers Valinum blond Nancy Norris heads parade
Nancy E. Norris 18, of Silver Spring, titled Miss Maryland 1957, named Queen of the Mummers at Alsatia Mummers Parade. Parade committee led by Raymond E. Dinterman chose her. she weighed 112 pounds and stood 8 feet 2 inches tall. Norris impressed in Atlantic City pageant with interview, white gown, original mordtomue, and polka dot swimsuit. judges and audience favored her in Maryland contest.
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Silver Spring
Raymond E. Dinterman
Atlantic City
Miss Norris
Mrs Sobel Denies Linking Spy Allegations in New York
Mrs Helen Sobel wife of convicted spy Morton Satell testifies in New York denying links to Rudalpa I Abel amid charges of Soviet espionage. The hearing centers on alleged connections and clarifies Sobel’s stance against the accusations.
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Helen Sobel
Morton Satell
New York
Rudalpa I. Abel
Jurors Drawn For November Court Duty
Judge D K McLaughlin drew the panel for the November Term of Circuit Court. Grand jurors hail from Hagerstown Williamsport Boonsboro Smithsburg Leitersburg Cearfoss Keedysville Fountain Mead Heights and other towns. Petit jurors include residents of Hagerstown Williamsport Clear Spring Boonsboro Smithsburg Funkstown Ringgold and Beaver Creek among others.
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Circuit Court
Clarence A. Turner
Isade B. Litton
Wilson R. Caskey
Louis A. Sager
Albert C. Nigh
Robert R. Fleigh
Bessie M. Facktor
Hagerstown
Edward Q. Carter
Sharpsburg
John F. Rodman
H. Pearl Miller
William G. Reed
Victor Cushna, Jr
Williamsport
Helen I. Stollemyer
Hancock
Kathleen Newcomer
Clifford L. Hutzell
Boonsboro
Alice Jane Lyon
Homer Cavanaugh, Jr
Smithsburg
Lester R. Martz
Leitersburg
Marvin F. Dietrich
Cearfoss
Herman L. Lewis
Chewsville
Russell H. Geeting
Howard W. Burtner
Keedysville
Clarence R. Dugan
Fountain Mead Heights
Charles W. Nowell
Harry H. Kretzer
Mary §. Brown
James F. Wilson
Martin H. McGuffin
Robert T. Clark
Daniel A. Blickenstaff
Mary BR
Craig
Leal B. Mease
Joseph C. Baker
Eva G. Bowers
Lewis C. Lancaster
Harald Snyder
Clear Spring
Ellsworth
Thomas D. Eckstine
Clarence H. Miller
Rohrersville
Marian H. Ebersole
Russell W. Zeigler
Suilersburg
Frances Louise Moss
George H.O' Day
Funkstown
Walter L. Huff
Jane S. Henson
Ringgold
Cabin A. Snydar
Indiana
Springs
Hoger F. Scott
Beaver Créek
John W. Crosswhite
Halfway
Bloodmobile to Visit Hagerstown on Monday
The Red Cross Blood Program Bloodmobile will set up a temporary donor center at St. John's Lutheran Church in Hagerstown from 10:00 AM to 3:45 PM this Monday October 21. This marks the first trip to the city in eight weeks and follows the August visit during which over 300 pints were used at Washington County Hospital, supplied free from the hospital blood bank.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Washington County Hospital
Red Cross
Washington
Orchardist Injured by Apple Grading Machine
Orchardist and horseman Nagat A. Nicodemon of Wyearjolt Zullingee sustained a hand injury yesterday while operating an apple grading machine. He was treated at Waynesboro Hospital.
Showers Expected Tomorrow Across Maryland
The Weather Bureau released a five day forecast for Maryland predicting showers starting tomorrow and continuing through Friday, with a rainfall total of one half to an inch. Mild conditions expected in the mountains through Friday and in eastern sections through Saturday, then cooler Monday with warmer in the eastern region. Temperatures yesterday reached 70, with overnight lows near 42. A light shower is possible tonight.
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Marylahd
Weather Bureau
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Six Offices Ransacked In The Earle Building Burglaries target multioffice complex
Burglars broke into six offices at the Earle Building at 74 West Washington Street and cracked two safes during the night. Detectives estimated hundreds of dollars in coins and cash taken, with little dirt showing and no fingerprints found. The affected offices included Community Finance Company, Hecker and Company, Washington County Heart Association, Aetna Insurance, Lincoln National Life, and Edna Lumber Company. The private safe of M E Ellinger may hold up to $1000. Police noted signs of professional safe-cracking and left the scene after securing inventory. Continued on Page 1, Col. ob
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Earle
West Washington Street
Blair F. Overton
Community Finance Company
Hecker and Company, Investment Securities
Washington County Heart Association
Aetna Insurance Company
Lincoln National Life
Nsur
Ance Company
Edna Lumber Company
M. E. Ellinger
Hagerstown
Ellinger
Finance Company
Fined 500 for moonshine hauling case
Joseph Williams a 58 year old Baltimore man was fined 500 and costs after pleading guilty to transporting moonshine. State trooper Alan Martin said his car wreck on Route 40 near Hancock uncovered 19 jugs of whiskey hidden in bushes. Williams admitted obtaining the liquor near Frostburg to ship to Baltimore for sale.
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Joseph Williams
Baltimore
Jesse Shanks
Williamsport
Williams
Alan Martin
Hancock
Shanks
Martin
Frostburg
Bal 5Timore
Safe Jobs Work Of Top Experts Chief Notes
Chief of Police Blair P. Overton said six offices in the Earle Building were burglarized by professionals. He observed gloves used, safes opened by manipulating the combination, and no fingerprints found. A pile of coins remained untouched, suggesting a professional crew and careful conduct during the night burglary.
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Blair P. Overton
Earle
Ellinger
Overton
Chambersburg to hike water and gas rates in 6d percent rise
Borough councilmen approved a 6d percent water rate boost and announced Texas Eastern Corp will bill the borough $50,000 more yearly for gas used by homes and manufacturers in a gale. The council said it cannot absorb the price rise and will pass the cost to consumers via higher rates.
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Texas Eastern Corp
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