Trick or Treat Night Targeted At Younger Children
From Our Reporters Notes recalls Trick or Treat Night on Tuesday October 29 with focus on keeping events safe for under ten year olds. Mentions of teen misbehavior, large youths, and complaints about doorbell ringing and property damage accompany reports of local fishing catches and a Christmas carol by Miss Emily Troupe. Chief Blair Over plans to distribute a safety card to students with ten tips for personal safety and the buddy system across Hagerstown schools.
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Bethlehem
Emily Troupe
Clear Spring
Parish Journal
United States
Clear Spring High School
Miss. Troupe
Blair P. Over
Hagerstown
Board of Education
Picket union office scene features Mrs Garcia with children
Mrs Arlene Garcia, 34, a Marin County waitress, led a picket at San Rafael headquarters with her sign carrying children Michael five, Salvador five, Bill ten, Richard twelve. She was fined and suspended from the bartenders culinary workers foray after a recent strike crossing ruling.
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Arlene Garcia
Marin County
Bartenders Culinary Workers Foray
San Racfael
Michael
Salvadore
Bill
Richard
Mrs. Garcia
Abel Guilty Sentenced Date Set For November
Rudolph Abel, a 55 year old former Soviet secret police colonel, was found guilty by a jury on all three counts of conspiracy to steal United States military and atomic secrets for the Soviet Union. The nine to three verdict followed 3 hours and 35 minutes of deliberation as US District Judge Mortimer W. Byers scheduled the sentence for November 15.
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New York
Rudolph Abel
United States
Soviet Union
Mortimer W. Byers
Byers
Brooklyn
Abel
Army
Washington
Msgt
Hoy Rhodes
Belvoir
Rhodes
Moscow
James B. Donovan
Sheraton
A.st US
William F
Tompkins
Vet- Jersey
Coppola
Amaie
Astasia
Ihis
Nina
Sweet
Anastasia
Senate
Police Suspect Hired Killers in Anastasia Slaying
Police hunted two gunmen after mobster Albert Anastasia was killed in a midtown barber shop. Investigators questioned at least 50 people as they pursued leads about rival factions and professional gunmen, with a state alarm issued for the killers.
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Anastasia
GAK
Underworld
Mbert
Manhattan
Murder, Inc
Syndicate
Mier
Shaly
Sath Street
BMT
Jains
Helease
Angunmen
Coppala
Fair
N. J
Anin
Costello
Safeway Opening New Store Here On Thursday Oct 3
Four youths were fined 25 dollars each by Magistrate Paul Otlinger for trespassing on property of Donald Fox. Ronald Howlett Ronald McSherry Henry Fitz Gerald and Robert Fitz Gerald admitted entering a Safeway barn but claimed no ransacking occurred. Safeway’s new Frederick Street store opens Thursday morning with modern design features and automatic doors.
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Safeway
Paul Otlinger
Ronald Howlett
Bock Winter Street
Ronald V. McSherry
Washington Street
Henry FitzGerald
Robert Fitzgerald
Water Street
T Donald
Frederick Street
Orelock
Zerstown
Tatery
Local Bike Shop Opens With Large Meat Display and City Inspections
A new store features a 15 000 square foot meat and 10 000 square foot refrigerated area with brick and stone construction and a front overhanging canopy. Bicycle registrations and inspections will be held November 9 and 23 in City Hall basement by the Police Department. Rotary Club sponsors Hancock Halloween Parade on October 28 with 500 cash prizes for best floats and groups. The parade travels from Widmeyer Park to Park N Dine, then Gerber’s Esso for prize awarding. The event includes the All Ghan Shrine Band and local contingents with a rain backup to October 29. The Alsatian Parade is set for October 30 inviting all participants to join.
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RUA Aenites
Rotary Club
Tancock
Widmeyer Park J
Main Street
Park-N-Dine
Gerber
Esso
Hancock
Edward Covey
Blice Etchison
Richard Grumbacher
Hagerstown
All Ghan Shrine Band of
Cumberland
Berkeley Springs
Morris Frack Post
Westernport Post
Allegany County
Smithsburg hunter bags 6 pound spike deer in bow season
Larry Reeder of Smithsburg was one of four successful bow and arrow hunters reported yesterday on the Frederick City watershed in the Catoctin area. He brought down a 6 pound spike deer as archery hunters numbered in the hundreds for the opening day of the season which runs through November 14.
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Howard Hancock
Chewsville
Hancock
Grove Kochengar
Velerich
Conococheague Creek
Mi Dam
Larry Reeder
Smithsburg
Frederick City
Catoctin
Ground Rent Deed Revamping Described This Week
A Baltimore area deed record shows ground rent revamping involving multiple properties from Neck Road to Funkstown. Transactions include Henry F. Starliper and others conveying to Harold Kelley, and several other transfers among Luther Grove, Michael O. Fuller, and Charles County residents. The market appeared fairly active with a high aggregate value. Continued on page 13.
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Uwed
Henry F. Starliper
Harold
Kelley
Neck Road
Dis
Robert G.itrict
Tsaminger
George S. Rosen
Harry M. Clark
Im Keng, Sr
Boy Resents Heckling Then Goes On Shooting Rampage
In Hangover Maryland a 14 year old boy who felt mocked opened fire wounding two teens at a rural store and near a friend's home. He fled into woods, was captured later as investigators questioned his parents. Owner Mire Jacobs died of a heart attack after the violence.
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Hangver
Gaugirl
Manning
Charles Smith
Ridgely
Francis Bussey
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Young Bussey Avas
Caral Ann Downing
Mirec Jacobs
Smith
Lype
Downing Garl
Cars Damaged In Crashes Injuring One in City
Four cars were damaged and Ruth Ridenour 37 was treated for leg abrasions after a crash at East Avenue and North Locust Street. Richard G. Elliott 26 and Roger C. Hershey 67 were involved. Hershey was cited for failing to obey a traffic signal. Henry Givens 48 said brake failure caused another collision with a parked car owned by Roy W. Young Sr. on West Washington Street.
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Richard G. Elliott
Greencastle
Roger C. Hershey
Potomac Avenue
East Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Mershey
Henry ©. Givens
Fairview Road
Washington Street
Roy W. Young
Frederick
West
Washington
Givens
Parade Rules For Mummers In Alsatia Parade
Rules for the Alsatia Mummers parade on October 20 ban units from drilling in the line or halting in Public Square. Forward motion is required to prevent delays. violations may disqualify prize eligibility. No religious political or obscene material. If stopped, units may drill until movement resumes, then continue. Marshals will report violations to judges. After completing the line, units should exit via another street to avoid obstructing marchers or spectators.
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Alsatia
Rainy Sunday Forecast Sets Western Maryland Weather Trend
Rainy Sunday is forecast with a showery period before milder conditions arrive Monday. Temperatures near 31 this morning with a 64 degree high yesterday. snow mix expected in Garratt County tomorrow. Apples: a third produced under irrigation go into cans in Hancock area. Prices for Apnic vary, with Gold Delicious inspected for bruises and defects. Samuel Dillon Jr. leads a major apple operation promising wage growth as industry faces seasonal shifts. Continues on Page 2, Col 7.
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Weather Bureau
Maryland
Garratt Coutly
New
Washington County
Hancock Area
England
North Dakota
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Dillon
Samuel Dillon, Jr
Dustry
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