Poland's New Regime May Get U S Help
Bulganin expected to answer President Eisenhower after accusing him of meddling in the U S political campaign. Officials forecast a swift reply, likely denying interference, while editors warn the message may become a major political issue over hydrogen bomb testing.
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U.S
Bulganin
Washington
Russia
Eisenhower
U. S
Dulles
Bulgarin
Kremlin
Adlai Strategists Claim He Can Win With Driving Finish
Adlai E Stevenson campaign strategists claim he can win the election with a driving finish. They list a path through 21 states with 235 electoral votes, citing plans for major speeches in Boston and New York City and a focus on large states and big city support while criticizing Eisenhower on foreign policy.
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Adlai
Jack Bell
San Francisco
Chicago
Adlai E. Steen
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Arizona
California
Tllinois
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nevada
New York
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Ohio
Oregon
Tney
Countywide Patrols Vow to Halt Vandals
The sheriff announced thorough road patrols across the county to curb vandalism after vandals smeared black paint on a car tied to the Dr Walter Shealy family in Sharpsburg and damaged corn shocks elsewhere. Deputy Charlton warned of intensified activity as officers monitor streets and patrols. A trash barrel was found alive on East Washington Street and youths caused porch debris on West Side Avenue. Police said five boys were detained for breaking windows at a Summit Avenue building, reprimanded and released to parents awaiting juvenile court action.
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Roger Charlton
Walter Shealy
Sharpsburg
Charlton
East Washington Street
West Side Avenue
Albert Lowry
Summit Avenue
Baltimorean dazed after unknown accident near Hagerstown
A 48 year old Baltimore man Paul Woodhouse walked into Conococheague Grocery west of Hagerstown about 9:30 AM asking for help. He was taken by Leroy Horst to Washington County Hospital in Cumberland with possible rib and spinal injuries. He could not recall details and no accident report appeared with police or sheriff.
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Hagerstown
Paul Woodhouse
Hollins Street
Baltimore
Leroy Horst
Clear Spring
Conococheague
Woodhouse
Cumberland
State Police
Sheriff's Office
Two Pennsy Men Killed On Route 40
Two Pennsylvanians were killed and a West Virginian injured in a two car crash about six miles west of Frederick on MS 40. Willie Franklin Miller 23 of Everett and William Howard Stapleton 21 of Saxton were the deceased. William McClellen King 25 of Morgantown WV, driver of the other car, suffered four fractured ribs and a possible fractured jaw. Police said King swerved left of center and collided with Stapleton as Stapleton's car moved east.
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Pellen
Willie Franklin Miller
Everett
William Howard Stapleton
Saxton, Pa
Stapleton
Miller
William McClellen King
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Morgantown
W. Va
King
Motorist 80 Hurt In Boonsboro Crash On Main Street
An 80 year old motorist, Lawson C. Alexander, was seriously hurt when his car backed into Main Street and was struck by Harland C. Hewitt, 32, of Middletown. State trooper Clyde Tucker said Alexander suffered a fracture skull and possible chest injuries. Hewitt told officers he did not see the vehicle emerging from the driveway. The crash occurred about 7:30 this morning.
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Boonsboro
Lawson C. Alexander
Harland C. Hewitt
Middletown
Clyde
Tucker
Alexander
Hewitt
Minor Permits In Past Week
Minor building permits issued by the city building office in spector include remodel of dwelling at 911 Forest Prive for $500 by George Scheck. Roy C. Spiekler adds a one car concrete block garage at 720 West Washington Street for $250. Corliss B. Grimm files for temporary addition to a frame storage building garage for $45 at 78 Wakefield Road. Mrs. Bertha Erickson demolishes a two story frame garage with apartment above at 376 South Cleveland Avenue.
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George Scheck
Forest Prive
Roy C. Spiekler
West
Washington Street
Corliss B. Grimm
Wakefield Road
Bertha Erickson
South
Cleveland Avenue
Fessler Clock Fetches 1100 At Liberty sale
A John Fessler grandfather clock sold for 1100 at the public sale of Ida M. Thomas’s furniture and household effects in Libertytown Frederick County. Personal property grossed about 2500 with five shares of Potomac Edison stock selling for 2.2 each, the lowest in years.
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John Fessler
Ida i M. Thomas
Libertytown
Frederick County
Potomac Edison
West Thinks Soviets Hurt In Prestige
Western diplomats and observers in London believe the Polish upheaval threatens Soviet prestige and control in Eastern Europe. Gomulka emerges as Poland’s new party leader while Poland pursues a national path within communism, signaling possible fractures in world communist ranks.
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Europe
Soviet Communist Party
Poland
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
England
Manchester Guardian
Warsaw
Moscow
Polish United Workers (Communist
Wladyslaw Gamuka
Gomulka
Hungary
Ike May Add To His List Of Speeches
President Eisenhower may add major campaign appearances in the closing days of his bid for re election. Press secretary James Hagerty said a “Yes” to a possible swing into several cities but plans remain uncertain and could be split into two or more trips. He noted reports of stops in Boston Philadelphia Dallas and other places while Eisenhower is set for a televised address at Madison Square Garden in New York Thursday.
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Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Boston
Philadelphia
Dallas
Hagerty
New York
Madison Square Garden
New Leaders Take Poland Toward Independence From Moscow
In Warsaw a nine member Politburo lineup led by Gomulka signaled a shift away from Soviet control. The new leaders pledged a distinct path to socialism, denouncing past Moscow misrule and hinting at broader changes in East Europe. Rokossovsky ousted, tension with Soviet troops noted, while Hungary faced similar pressures as Nagy era momentum grows.
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Poland
Moscow
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Stalin
Gomulka
Marshal i Konstantin Rokossovsky
Palltbura
Gorsulka
Jmen
Polistr
Central Committee
Committee
Soviet Union
Rewkvers
Russia
Aest
Hungary
Prem Nagy
Airline route change progress reaches Hagerstown area
Progress on Allegheny Airlines seeking CAB approval to add New York area service via Hagerstown was announced by the Chamber of Commerce Air Survey Committee. The plan would extend Louisville and north through Hagerstown to Wilmington and Philadelphia, aiming to boost local air passenger potential and open a major destination for Hagerstown travelers.
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Allegheny Airlines
Hagerstown
Air Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Aeronautics Board
Allegheny
New York
A. Leroy Nichols
Chamber Air Survey Committee
David Miller
Wagerstown
Allegheny Airline
Louis
Sville
Kentucky
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Chamber Off Commerce
Hagerstown Area
82 year old woman describes eight days locked in bathroom
Henrietta Emhardt 82 recounted to police how she was trapped in her apartment bathroom for eight days after a jammed door handle left her unable to escape. She drank only water, endured torture while banging and calling for help, and was finally rescued when police arrived after a cousin alert. Her condition improved after food, rest, and medical checkups.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Henrietta A. Emhardt
van Seen
Ares
Spor
Agreene
Gramps
Darien
Conn
J. S. Scholten
Thathroom
Dulles Seeks Western Aid for Independent Poland
Secretary of State Dulles outlined a reappraisal of US policy toward Poland after Warsaw’s revolt. He indicated Western aid could back an independent Poland similar to Yugoslavia, while stressing aid should support freedom from Moscow and resist Soviet pressure.
News Tip Award Writers Praise Local Incidents and Achievements
News tips earned weekly prizes for diverse reports from highway crashes to community happenings. Winners include a Williamsnort former teacher and a Kuhn Avenue housewife for vehicle crash tips, plus East Antietam Street and East Franklin Street residents for home and local interest stories.
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Middlebore Pike
Fairchild
Walliamsnort
Kuhn Avenue
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